Well it seems like Vlad is playing Back to the Future too. Of course, he is no more accurate than the rest of those who proclaim this is a good idea.
In this video I break down all the flaws in Putin's (and everyone else who believes this) thinking and how unrealistic it truly it.
Here is the article discussed in the video:
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politicians with a lot of power believe they carry out actions without caring about the people and neighboring countries, only time is fair and puts everyone in the place they deserve
Unfortunately they really do. They do not care even about their own country. They care only about their own richness. Putting money in their own pockets.
In the graveyard?
But putting aside the black humor, time is really not solving this problem. Especially not globally. Most people are poor, and many people suffer from starvation, just to keep a small number of people rich, and make them even more rich.
This is what is happening in the world. And happened in the past too. I do not know if this will ever change.
Many people are fed by the promise that the future will be better, they have to endure x years, then x years again, and so on. Some people still believe in this promise after waiting for more than 40 years.
So what will the time solve?
Summary:
In this video, the speaker discusses an article about Vladimir Putin criticizing Western monetary policy and advocating for a shift to commodity reserves. The speaker criticizes this idea, highlighting the impracticalities of a commodity-based monetary system. He also addresses Putin's comments on the U.S. and European money supply growth, explaining the nuances of monetary reserves and their role in the financial system. The video delves into the topic of Russian banks being expelled from SWIFT, debunking misconceptions about the impact of this move. The speaker emphasizes the complexity of the global monetary system, pointing out flaws in common narratives about inflation, deflation, and the role of central banks. The discussion extends to cryptocurrency, highlighting it as a private bank-controlled ledger system separate from traditional monetary mechanisms.
Detailed Article:
The video opens with the speaker addressing an article discussing Vladimir Putin's critique of Western monetary policy, particularly advocating for a shift to commodity reserves. The speaker expresses disagreement with this idea, labeling it as absurd due to the inefficiencies of settling transactions using physical commodities like gold or oil. He points out the challenges such a system would pose in settling large volumes of transactions efficiently on a global scale.
Moving on, the speaker delves into Putin's comments on the U.S. and European money supply growth, clarifying the role of reserves in the financial system. He emphasizes that the growth in money supply does not equate to actual dollars or euros in circulation but rather represents reserves held by central banks which do not function as legal tender or collateral for normal banking activities.
Addressing the expulsion of Russian banks from SWIFT, the speaker challenges the notion that this move isolated Russian financial institutions from developed Western economies. He explains that relationships between international banks are complex and extensive, enabling transactions to continue despite this measure.
The discussion shifts to the broader global monetary system, highlighting the speaker's critique of common misconceptions around inflation, deflation, and the workings of central banks. He discredits prevailing narratives and emphasizes the complexity and unpredictability of economic trends.
Lastly, the speaker touches on cryptocurrency, portraying it as a private bank-controlled ledger system distinct from traditional monetary mechanisms. He underscores the influence of banks in shaping the monetary system and dismisses common misconceptions propagated by various figures, including Putin, Joe Biden, gold bugs, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
In conclusion, the speaker asserts that narratives around monetary policy, inflation, and global economics are often oversimplified and misunderstood. He emphasizes the intricate nature of the financial system and criticizes prevalent misconceptions, signaling the need for a deeper understanding of the complexities at play in the global economy.
Notice: This is an AI-generated summary based on a transcript of the video. The summarization of the videos in this channel was requested/approved by the channel owner.
Wow
You have a very different impression of Putkin’s speech, the other media sources who lauded him for speaking about inflation, but ignored thus self serving ridiculous idea of a commodity based monetary system.
Thanks for your insight
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