11 International Agreements That Are Nails In The Coffin Of The Petrodollar!

• The days of the USD as world reserve currency are numbered. The Illuminists know this. They will not allow their global monetary (ie. fiat currency) hegemony go quietly into the night. All attempts at challenging their petrodollar standard have been met with war. Think Iraq and Libya; and now Iran! They plan a replacement for the USD, a One World Currency backed by gold !
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• The western Illuminati will not allow any currency to challenge their fiat currency dominance. I do not believe they will allow the CNY to replace the USD. How do you get countries all over the world to accept a new One World Currency? By destroying all fiat currencies via hyperinflation, a global currency meltdown. After which they will announce the One World Currency backed by gold ie. it will be as good as gold. To implement this new World Financial / Monetary Order, the path chosen is world war! Any country which refuses to accept this new Luciferian Global Monetary Hegemony, Global Supra-National Central Bank (likely to be a IMF 2.0), will be bombed till kingdom come!
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  11 International Agreements That Are Nails In The Coffin Of The Petrodollar! 
  by http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/ 
  Is the petrodollar dead?  Well, not yet, but the nails are being hammered into the coffin even as you read this.  For decades, most of the nations of the world have used the U.S. dollar to buy oil and to trade with each other.  In essence, the U.S. dollar has been acting as a true global currency.  Virtually every country on the face of the earth has needed big piles of U.S. dollars for international trade.  This has ensured a huge demand for U.S. dollars and U.S. government debt.  This demand for dollars has kept prices and interest rates low, and it has given the U.S. government an incredible amount of power and leverage around the globe. 
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  Right now, U.S. dollars make up more than 60 percentof all foreign currency reserves in the world.  But times are changing.  Over the past couple of years there has been a whole bunch of international agreements that have made the U.S. dollar less important in international trade.  The mainstream media in the United States has been strangely quiet about all of these agreements, but the truth is that they are setting the stage for a fundamental shift in the way that trade is conducted around the globe.  When the petrodollar dies, it is going to have an absolutely devastating impact on the U.S. economy.  Sadly, most Americans are totally clueless regarding what is about to happen to the dollar.
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  One of the reasons the Federal Reserve has been able to get away with flooding the financial system with U.S. dollars is because the rest of the world has been soaking a lot of those dollars up.  The rest of the world has needed giant piles of dollars to trade with, but what is going to happen when they don’t need dollars anymore?
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  Could we see a tsunami of inflation as demand for the dollar plummets like a rock? The power of the U.S. dollar has been one of the few things holding up our economy.  Once that leg gets kicked out from under us we are going to be in a whole lot of trouble.
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  The following are 11 international agreements that are nails in the coffin of the petrodollar….
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  #1 China And Russia
  China and Russia have decided to start using their own currencies when trading with each other.  The following is from a China Daily article about this important agreement….
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  China and Russia have decided to renounce the US dollar and resort to using their own currencies for bilateral trade, Premier Wen Jiabao and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin announced late on Tuesday.
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  Chinese experts said the move reflected closer relations between Beijing and Moscow and is not aimed at challenging the dollar, but to protect their domestic economies.
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  “About trade settlement, we have decided to use our own currencies,” Putin said at a joint news conference with Wen in St. Petersburg.
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  The two countries were accustomed to using other currencies, especially the dollar, for bilateral trade. Since the financial crisis, however, high-ranking officials on both sides began to explore other possibilities.
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  #2 China And Brazil
  Did you know that Brazil conducts more trade with China than with anyone else? The largest economy in South America has just agreed to a huge currency swap deal with the largest economy in Asia.  The following is from a recent BBC article….
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  China and Brazil have agreed a currency swap deal in a bid to safeguard against any global financial crisis and strengthen their trade ties. It will allow their respective central banks to exchange local currencies worth up to 60bn reais or 190bn yuan ($30bn; £19bn). The amount can be used to shore up reserves in times of crisis or put towards boosting bilateral trade.
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  #3 China And Australia
  Did you know that Australia conducts more trade with China than with anyone else? Australia also recently agreed to a huge currency swap deal with China.  The following is from a recent Financial Express article….
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  The central banks of China and Australia signed a A$30 billion ($31.2 billion) currency-swap agreement to ensure the availability of capital between the trading partners, the Reserve Bank of Australia said.
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  “The main purposes of the swap agreement are to support trade and investment between Australia and China, particularly in local-currency terms, and to strengthen bilateral financial cooperation,” the RBA said in a statement on its website. “The agreement reflects the increasing opportunities available to settle trade between the two countries in Chinese renminbi and to make RMB-denominated investments.”
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  China has been expanding currency-swap accords as it promotes the international use of the yuan, and the accord with Australia follows similar deals with nations including South Korea, Turkey and Kazakhstan. China is Australia’s biggest trading partner and accounts for about a quarter of the nation’s merchandise sales abroad.
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  #4 China And Japan
  The second and third largest economies on the entire planet have decided that they should start moving toward using their own currencies when trading with each other.  This agreement was incredibly important but it was almost totally ignored by the U.S. media. According to Bloomberg, it is anticipated that this agreement will strengthen ties between these two Asian giants….
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