gusto lang ng Saudi na wala nang standard currency na sinusunod sa petroleum boss kaya any currency is now capable of buying their oils, kasi before USD lang tinatanggap nila as pambili ng oils nila, so hindi na ganoon kalakas ang USD sa international trade pag ganyan na ang mindset ng mga saudisChina kaya nakakuha?
actually boss itong move ng Saudi na papa-hina-in ang USD sa international trade is beneficial to Iran itself, why? bawal gumamit ng USD ang Iran patong patong na sanctions pinataw sa kanila ng US, so if mahina USD useless din ang mga sanctions ng USSa takot lang nang Saudi na matulad sa Venezuela. West parin pupuder Saudi, kung wala West pyestahan sila nang Iran at Syria at pati yung unstable government nang Iraq na baka sasanib sa Iran... But my possibility na sasanib sa kabila Saudi.
actually boss itong move ng Saudi na papa-hina-in ang USD sa international trade is beneficial to Iran itself, why? bawal gumamit ng USD ang Iran patong patong na sanctions pinataw sa kanila ng US, so if mahina USD useless din ang mga sanctions ng US
it doesn't matter boss kasi di naman intention ni Saudi na maka-benefit si Iran, Saudi is pro-Saudi boss, may sarili silang agenda, the deal was inked in the 1970s where Saudi needed military protection from the US, do you think Saudi still need US protection this time? hindi yan sila pro-US boss, they are pro-selfmagkalaban Iran at Saudi, bakit naman gugustohin nang Saudi na tulungan Iran?
it doesn't matter boss kasi di naman intention ni Saudi na maka-benefit si Iran, Saudi is pro-Saudi boss, may sarili silang agenda, the deal was inked in the 1970s where Saudi needed military protection from the US, do you think Saudi still need US protection this time? hindi yan sila pro-US boss, they are pro-self
Saudi recently published Project mBridge, which will boost crypto-currency in the international trade, wala nang magiging malakas na country if crypto dominates
i don't think a country which is the third largest spender in the world to military depends on other countries' militarykung alam mo lang kung gaano ka dependent Saudi sa foreign mercenaries at sa West, including mga pinoy nag nagtatrabaho sa defense sector doon.
tama yan, that supports my argument on Saudi being pro-SaudiSaudi needs to diversify dahil sooner or later ay hihina din naman demand nang Saudi oil.
so you mean totoo na nag exit sila sa petro-dollar, at di rin pala totoo ang Project mBridge?You can't trust the mainstream media, ikaw na nagsabi nyan.
i don't think a country which is the third largest spender in the world to military depends on other countries' military
tama yan, that supports my argument on Saudi being pro-Saudi
so you mean totoo na nag exit sila sa petro-dollar, at di rin pala totoo ang Project mBridge?
that supports my argument na they no longer need support since they can pay to hire naman pala, and the fact na di ni-renew ang deal means no more reason for US to provide protection or else for free na lang ang protection?3rd military spenders, 1000% batugan mga Saudi soldiers to the point na nag hire nalang sila nang mercenaries na palpak din.
US sanctions will become useless later on as their dollar weakens and collapse to the groundTakot sila ma gaya sa Venezuela na hindi nag diversify nang assets at kinontra US ngayun 1000% inflation na sila. Dahil yan sa bagong King nila na millenial, buti nalang.
they don't cut ties, they just want to be free from US control, and watch the West collapse, pro-Saudi moves yan at tama ka di sila pro-Russia or pro-China, they are just pro-self, anticipation is very important for themDi ko lang alam sa moves nang Saudi, maybe because they are weary about sa Israel being too brutal against Palestine, in the end of the day Saudi is the holy land of muslims.... or maybe not... tanging expert lang nakaka alam.. pero masasabi ko lang, this has nothing to do with them joining China and Russia.
Mostly Arab royalties mga western cultured mga yan, they have lots of assets abroad at mga stocks sa US at European companies. They know its dumb to cut out the West kasi they will loose customers. That's why BRICS is so important to China, they will create an alternate consumers and not relying on western consumers.
that supports my argument na they no longer need support since they can pay to hire naman pala, and the fact na di ni-renew ang deal means no more reason for US to provide protection or else for free na lang ang protection?
US sanctions will become useless later on as their dollar weakens and collapse to the ground
they don't cut ties, they just want to be free from US control, and watch the West collapse, pro-Saudi moves yan at tama ka di sila pro-Russia or pro-China, they are just pro-self, anticipation is very important for them
ally pala ang tawag sa country na magiging dahilan ng pagbagsak ng USD bossing?fake news daw, pina laki lang nang mga russian bots.
wala na akong time mag research eh.
anyways, youre romanticizing too much.
Saudi is a key US ally, without the US and EU market Saudi will be poor as a donkey caravan owner.
outdated kana paps, walang eternal sa relationships ng mga bansa, enemies can be friends and friends can become enemies, basic principle fyi.magkalaban Iran at Saudi, bakit naman gugustohin nang Saudi na tulungan Iran?
outdated kana paps, walang eternal sa relationships ng mga bansa, enemies can be friends and friends can become enemies, basic principle fyi.
ally pala ang tawag sa country na magiging dahilan ng pagbagsak ng USD bossing?
Nag research ako kung ano mag leading news company and nag publish ng balita pero wala ako makita.
Etong link naman na pinost ni TS ay published on TBS News, which is a Bangladeshi news outlet. The article is written by Mohammad Shakil, who is a senior journalist at TBS News.
haha puro ka lang claim pero nung ginisa ka about sa military dependence ni Saudi di ka naman maka defend juskoSaudi needs the west more than the west needs Saudi. ayan simplify ko na.
PH