What is happening in Belarus

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Very close to Russia was applied technology, which is almost 300 years old. This is an artificial creation of panic, which leads to severe complications in the economy.

To understand what happened in Belarus, for a second we will rise above the real problems of this fraternal country and look beyond the ocean.

1. Are there any problems in the US economy? Of course, there are, and very serious. The $ 14 trillion debt is again “knocking” on the allowed ceiling.

2. Is the currency of this country provided with any assets? No, dollars are not provided with anything.

3. What will happen if all the holders of American dollars begin to get rid of them at once? That is, all the Central Banks of states whose gold and foreign currency reserves are invested in US bonds, all companies with dollar accounts, all private individuals with green savings, at the same time will start selling dollars and buying other assets? Buy oil for dollars, buy for euros, buy for dollars, yuan, rubles and gold. Anything to buy, just to get rid of dollars. What will happen in this case?

And this will happen:
- prices for all assets in dollars will jump sharply, and will grow like crazy further, because more and more people, legal entities and countries will begin to get rid of dollar savings;
- demand for everything except the dollar will increase;
- the exchange rate of all currencies, except for the dollar, will increase.

If to say everything a little in other words, then in the end the USD WILL DECREASE.

How do you come up with what happens to prices in US stores in this case? With the prices of their gas stations? They will catastrophically grow.

Now remember what happened in Belarus. Same. First, information began to spread that the Belarusian unit would be devalued. There were calls on the Internet to urgently withdraw deposits and buy currency. People went to buy dollars. Rumors were widening, queues in the exchangers were growing. The "black course" began to grow. As a result, they are trying to sell the national currency of Belarus in Belarus now.

Does it mean that everything was cloudless in the economy of Belarus? Of course not. Does this mean that such a situation was inevitable. Not.

Oddly enough, the main role in what happened in Belarus and did not happen (so far) in the United States, the crisis of confidence in their money, plays INFORMATION.

The dollar does not fall for only one reason - the world media belongs to those who own the dollar. And nobody will sow panic around the dollar. Although for the collapse of the "green", China alone and its gold reserves are enough. The dollar does not fall not because it is strong or the US economy is "market". But because no one brings him down. Even China is not interested in a sharp collapse of the global economy. But the West is interested in the collapse of the Belarusian economy.

What happened in Belarus must be taken in combination:
- a country, Russia's only faithful ally, in fact, an integral part of one country with us, a single air defense. Elections passed - pro-Western candidates failed. The Tunisian-Egyptian scenario with riots and demonstrations did not work either.

We have to remember the old financial methods. And suddenly a panic begins, in the midst of which an explosion sounds in the Minsk metro. They blew up a thug bomb. But who ordered the explosion was not yet told. Who is the customer?

And for the first time the technology of "self-developing panic" was applied by the owners of a private Bank of England against their competitors from the exact same private Bank, but already in France, already in 1720. [DLMURL] https://www.icpress.ru/information/articles/?ID=4310 [/ DLMURL].

The principle of organizing a cataclysm is always the same: not a single bank, not a single economy, not a single currency can stand it if everyone simultaneously starts demanding their money and exchanging it for something else.

The foreign trace of the “Belarusian panic” does not raise any doubts. Exactly the same feint, revolutionaries, always funded in Russia from abroad, tried to implement in 1905. After reviewing the personal composition of the leadership of the St. Petersburg Council, we will find many familiar names. This is Parvus, Trotsky, Krasin.

On December 1, 1905, the Petrosoviet issued the Financial Manifesto. The manifesto called for a refusal to pay taxes and taxes, and to withdraw their deposits from the State Bank and savings banks. And, most importantly, to demand all payments not in paper money, but in gold. The ruble then had a gold content.

If at the same time all the holders of Russian banknotes demand to exchange them for gold, the country will be left without a precious metal. Indeed, at that time every country had its own law on ensuring gold content, and EVERY pound, dollar or ruble was not provided in any country in the world. The system was everywhere its own, but everywhere had similar features - there was always a little more paper money than their gold support.

The manifesto was supposed to undermine the Russian economy in 1905: "... the State Bank’s gold reserves are insignificant ... It will fly to dust if they require a gold coin for all transactions."

The panic began, most investors really began to demand the issuance of their amounts in gold. As with any panic, rational explanations no longer interested anyone. The outflow of money abroad increased. This flight of capital took such a sweep that the tsarist government was forced to resort to completely non-"market measures." Since December 1905, the State Bank imposed restrictions on the free sale of foreign currency: in order to buy foreign currency, entrepreneurs had to present special commodity documents (invoices) certifying that the purchase of foreign currency was due to the real needs of imports. Does this remind you of anything?

The authorities reacted quickly enough: on December 3, 1905, the Executive Committee and a significant part of the members of the St. Petersburg Council were arrested. Trotsky, and later Parvus, went to prison. All the newspapers that printed it were closed for publishing the Financial Manifesto.

The situation was then corrected. But Russia was forced to take loans abroad. Dependence on the West has greatly increased. They "gave" these loans with the blood of our soldiers to the First World War. So, who thought Trotsky and Parvus to write the “Financial Manifesto”? Answer this question, understand who today tried to destabilize Belarus.

And how to close the Internet today? No way. The situation turned out to be deplorable. There is only one way out of it - to reassure people.
... Something tells me that Russia will provide Belarus with the necessary foreign currency
loans ...

There is one more way out - in my opinion, much better. The introduction of the Russian ruble in Belarus and the refusal by Minsk of its own currency.

Maybe it's time for closer integration? Let's try to make lemonade out of lemon ... [/b]

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[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Thank.