Russia Preps for Epic Split With Global Banking Cartel by Dumping US Dollar for Gold
As relations with the West continue to deteriorate � and the potential for crushing sanctions
remains tangible � President Vladimir Putin has begun preparing to release Russia from
the crushing grip of the international banking system completely, by moving to a nationalist
model based and conducting transactions with allies in gold.
In short, Russia has plans to abandon central banks and the dollar � if, indeed, shit
hits the fan.
Russia isn�t alone � the move away from the much-maligned, Western-centric international
banking cartels toward a system less dependent on massive banks comprises a new plan for
BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and their allies to vacate
the almighty dollar and assert independence.
For Putin, the bulk issue pertains to the Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication,
or SWIFT, system � which allows for speedy and secure financial transfers worldwide � and
threats from the United States and its allies to cut Russian banks from access.
�In layman�s terms,� Matthew Allen reports, �SWIFT allows for fast and (allegedly) secure
international financial transfers.
In fifty years when you are able to use your Bank of America debit card on the Moon (for
a low fee of 2,000 moon rubles), it will be because of SWIFT or a system similar to it.�
Economists have repeatedly warned of possible perils in eliminating Russia from the SWIFT
system, but in 2014 � when the U.S. imposed sanctions against Moscow � Putin decided
not to take any chances and began working on a system more insular and secure for the
country and its allies.
Ewald Nowotny, policymaker for the European Central Bank, warned in 2015 cutting Russia
out of SWIFT would be �very problematic because it could perhaps undermine confidence
in this system,� and, were that to occur, it �could of course affect all companies
that do business in Russia.�
Indeed, a recent report boasts any effort to oust Russia from SWIFT would have little
effect on the nation�s financial situation, stating,
�If the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) is shut
down in Russia, the country�s banking system will not crash, according to Central Bank
Governor Elvira Nabiullina.
Russia has a substitute.
��There were threats that we can be disconnected from SWIFT.
We have finished working on our own payment system, and if something happens, all operations
in SWIFT format will work inside the country.
We have created an alternative,� Nabiullina said at a meeting with President Vladimir
Putin on Wednesday.
�She also added that 90 percent of ATMs in Russia are ready to accept the Mir payment
system, a domestic version of Visa and MasterCard.�
Reports in January 2016 revealed some 330 Russian banks had moved to the nation�s
alternative to SWIFT � SPFS, the �system for transfer of financial messages.�
Additionally, �Moscow and Beijing took another step towards de-dollarization with the opening
of a yuan clearing bank in Russia.
And earlier this month Russia�s Central Bank opened its first-ever foreign branch
in Beijing to allow for better communication between Russian and Chinese financial authorities,�
Russia Insider reports.
�The financial regulatory authorities of China and Russia have signed a series of major
agreements, which marks a new level of financial cooperation,� asserted Dmitry Skobelkin,
deputy head of the Russian Central Bank.
As the U.S. Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and other major financial players continue
trade in non-physical currency � and, particularly, in metals futures speculation and other riskier
practices � buying large quantities of physical gold has become a major priority for BRICS
and other nations.
Central banks have been accused of manipulating the system in various ways to ensure the dollar
stays atop the world�s financial dealings; but resentment mushroomed, and for many nations
not privy to the West�s auspices, abandoning the dollar has become an utmost, if odious,
priority.
BRICS initiatives �to set up a new financial architecture at its eighth summit held in
October 2016 in India have recently been under the spotlight.
In order to avoid the International Monetary Fund (IMF) type of loan conditionalities and
tackle the dominance of the United States (US) dollar in global finance, the new institutions
set up by the BRICs are expected to provide a much needed change in the global financial
architecture.
These institutions include the New Development Bank (NDB), the BRICS-led Contingency Reserve
Fund (CRF), and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB),� a recent report on the alliance
states.
If the U.S. moves to expel Russia from SWIFT � or if Russia acts first to do the same
� the planet would be thrust into economic catastrophe and chaos.
�The Rothschild presence in Russia has been challenged; Soros-front NGOs have been kicked
out, and it seems that only all out war will ever settle these power plays for the dominance
or death of the U.S. petrodollar, which is ultimately controlled by the same few hands
that steer and control the central banks of nearly all the world�s nations.
Only by stealth and monotony have these activities remained in the shadows.�
Now, it seems the list of nations remaining obstinately if understandably disconnected
from the current, insidious Western central banking system � and its darling petrodollar
� appears curiously to mirror of the list of countries currently embroiled in military
conflict or searing tensions with the United States.
While Russia and the other BRICS nations prep for theoretical expulsion from SWIFT, a major
transformation of the seats of power appears to be taking form � but, as to be expected,
any shift away from the status quo does not go unobserved.
Slavo cautions, �even with this massive and explosive changes in the works, those
who control the finances are well aware of the shifts that are taking place, and are
in position to reassert their leverage over humanity through new systems, and new centers
of power.
�Curiously, it cannot be denied that Russia has been a player in the international framework
that has been erected.
They have been equal partners in covert research and experimentation, and for all the animosity
with the U.S., it has also played a willing dance partner for much of what has been going
on during the past century.�
When it comes to the world of international finance, however, prior diplomatic coordination
is of little import.
Putin knows as well as any world leader such a massive shifting of power will not happen
overnight � even if the U.S. and the West boot Russia from SWIFT.
But Russia will be ready when it does.
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