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@doublestandards said ↗But the dollar has been the standard before the war. I don’t understand how bombing Iran (China and russias ally) and enacting tarrifs across the globe would encourage them to keep the dollar as the standard?Probably because you don’t understand how it works. We are the police of the world and especially in some very important Middle East countries, and Asia. If the United States felt threatened about dollar dominancetheirtheir back, would’ve been against the wall.At least as far as they see it.Likewall.Like I said, it’s not a pleasant thought, but that is exactly the issue. This would’ve been something that happened eventually no matter who is in charge. Trump may have sped it up.Over the past decade, there have been numerous other challenges to the dollar, and they were gaming steam. Iran and the straits is the eye of the storm. As you can well see that’s where all the focuses anyway.
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But the dollar has been the standard before the war. I don’t understand how bombing Iran (China and russias ally) and enacting tarrifs across the globe would encourage them to keep the dollar as the standard?




Probably because you don’t understand how it works.

We are the police of the world and especially in some very important Middle East countries, and Asia. If the United States felt threatened their back, would’ve been against the wall.

Like I said, it’s not a pleasant thought, but that is exactly the issue.

This would’ve been something that happened eventually no matter who is in charge. Trump may have sped it up.

Over the past decade, there have been numerous other challenges to the dollar, and they were gaming steam. Iran and the straits is the eye of the storm. As you can well see that’s where all the focuses anyway.

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But the dollar has been the standard before the war. I don’t understand how bombing Iran (China and russias ally) and enacting tarrifs across the globe would encourage them to keep the dollar as the standard?




Probably because you don’t understand how it works.

We are the police of the world and especially in some very important Middle East countries, and Asia. If the United States felt threatened about dollar dominancetheir back, would’ve been against the wall.At least as far as they see it.

Like I said, it’s not a pleasant thought, but that is exactly the issue.

This would’ve been something that happened eventually no matter who is in charge. Trump may have sped it up.

Over the past decade, there have been numerous other challenges to the dollar, and they were gaming steam. Iran and the straits is the eye of the storm. As you can well see that’s where all the focuses anyway.