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MikeCristo8: Why Japan is Collapsing the Global Stock Market

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MikeCristo8
@MikeCristo8

I’m now more certain that BRICS plan to crash the U.S. Dollar via the gold-backed unit.

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MikeCristo8
@MikeCristo8

What led to the collapse of the USSR was the United States (IMF) got Russia to inflate their currency in the transition from c-------m to capitalism in the Gorbachev years.

Same thing is now happening to Japan.

That’s why Japan can’t import oil now.

To the OPEC countries, the yen is toast.

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The U.S. dollar is next.

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MikeCristo8
@MikeCristo8

This is why Japan is collapsing the global stock market.

The IMF convinced Japan since 2000 to inflate their currency to buy UST’s.

Now the G7 currencies have been replaced by the unit and now Japan can’t import oil which is causing investors to sell their yen back to the bank of Japan.

Which is unwinding the UST market.

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This is why China never followed the road of the IMF.

China only bought UST’s to allow them to industrialize using the yuan vs dollar.

Which allowed the Chinese to have rising wages.

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