But today, I’m reaching out to share a message that is far too controversial for the mainstream press.
If you’re one of the people who thinks there’s much more to the war in Ukraine than the media has reported, I’m here to confirm your suspicions.
This war marks a turning point in history for the Western World.
Especially after what just happened.
On August 24, Vladimir Putin launched an attack that we cannot turn back from.
The clock has been set. And it will affect the lives of everyone — yours, mine and our families — for decades to come.
This attack was launched neither by land nor by sea.
It was carried out in secret — 6,000 miles away from the battlefront.
And it won’t just help Russia win the war in Ukraine.
No. This time, Putin’s thinking much bigger than that.
If he has his way, this attack will reestablish Russia as the world’s next superpower — and change the face of the international monetary order for generations.
On Aug. 24, Putin — as well as his allies in China, Brazil, India, and South Africa — met to deliver a fatal blow to Ukraine’s most powerful ally . . .
The United States of America.
Again, this wasn’t a military attack.
Instead, they went after America’s most vital resource.
Not our oil. Not our technology. Not even our electric grid.
Instead, they attacked our money.
In short, Putin and his allies are plotting to overthrow the U.S. dollar . . .
And establish a new “Anti-Dollar” — to govern the world in its place.
These are no minor opponents.
They’re among the world’s fastest-growing economies — wielding a quarter of the Earth’s land, nearly half of the population, and $25 trillion in global trade.
And they’ve just doubled in size.
For the first time in more than a decade, these countries just admitted six new countries to join their alliance . . .
Including . . .
- Argentina — the second largest economy in South America after Brazil
- Egypt — the largest economy in Africa
- Ethiopia — one of the fastest growing and second most populous nations in Africa
- Iran — the second largest nation in the Middle East
- Saudi Arabia — the oil giant with a $2.3 trillion economy
- And the United Arab Emirates — another resource-rich nation with $1 trillion in its sovereign wealth funds
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