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[suanhwee @suanhwee]

the local-currency cost of servicing USD-denominated debt rises just as the ability to earn USD to service it falls. This is a classic double squeeze that has triggered emerging-market debt crises historically (Asian Financial Crisis 1997–98)

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

the will to fight and the fight for money has different results

[Sulaiman Ahmed @ShaykhSulaiman]

THE YEMENI PEOPLE ARE EAGER TO MEET THE SAUDI-ZIONIST ENEMY

[Sulaiman Ahmed @ShaykhSulaiman]

THE YEMENI PEOPLE ARE EAGER TO MEET THE SAUDI-ZIONIST ENEMY

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

There’s an old Persian proverb that I love:

“When a tree falls, everyone hears the sound. But when a tree grows, no one hears it.”

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

the interesting thing is with refining capacities destroyed there is no lack of crude but a lack of products of oil. the winners are the refiners and food production. Premiums are coming

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

in the end the usa is the overall winner.u can have the resources but u dont have the capability to process it nor can u transport it.he is just relatively stronger than all.he still sets the prices

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

when everything goes down at once the correlation is 1. let’s see how many people can get out of harms way on the way down.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

Imagine this u have a kingpin and there are rules. Now he goes away what happens the pockets of power that now aplit the territory among themselves and yr living in it do u think u will be better off

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

To be neutral be the escape valve for all involved in the conflict.
Debts will still be repaid u just get less of what u can exchange for than when u originally lent.
Positioning yr sail is key.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

There is no longer a neutral world countries will have to choose their sides and based on that the pricing on the supplies change accordingly. To support the conflicts people will be made desperate enough to be at the Frontline.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

“they kept all their competitors out of business” it was the banks and now it’s the oil suppliers

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

the new anchor for the reserve dollar might just be the remaining essentials production in the usa.
just like in world wars it just happened to be not destroyed. he sits on the throne and looks over the fires.if only they had obeyed abit more.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

if u cannot solve the supply issue u destroy the demand

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

AI might be commoditised for coding but if yr searching for news each AI has its own silo using its own social media platform. The gatekeeping is the moat.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

Its quite interesting when i look at 1996-7 for pieces of paper and obligations the fate of entire populations are handed over to the same people that created conditions that cause it.The desire to be better off and later turns to greed happens every generation.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

the ordinary with little to none relationships will soon experience triage of resources at the bottom of the list.
what is once normal becomes a privilege.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

there are 3 types of people those who rule,are ruled and rare ones who arent ruled.
The middle doesnt matter its the arent ruled that is the tipping point.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

for the powerful to gain power the agreed order needs to be changed, to change it there has to be disruption.
they do not pay the price, on success they get the benefits.After the sweet melts u will see the blade.

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

civilian factories turn into wartime factories.
a protracted war n high usage

[suanhwee @suanhwee]

most would prefer staying in a home for 70 years and still be able to cash out with a profit. would we go back to the past where new and old flats are priced similarly. sers n vers are like backstops it can create a moral hazard.