Is Ukraine war's primary goal to kill the Euro and save the USD?

Ukraine war help save USD and lowered the US Inflation? Let's see what this famous Chinese Economist has to say.
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00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Main Content
10:10 - Summary
11:55 - Special Story
Economist name: 卢麒元, Lu QIYuan

[@skaraborgcraft]

"all wars are banker wars". People would have a better understanding of these conflicts if hey listened to economists, rather than politicians.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@zall9049]

Bankers from the one side.

[@brigitteschauble6311]

@@zall9049 you believe in good bankers? Unimaginable

[@bartsimpson8616]

what politician or economists ? only corporation sathanc and zionistic are in charge in merica,

[@jjryan1352]

And study history not watch MSM narratives

[@diegoflores9237]

I've heard similar things before. Like this was done to completely cutoff Germany from Russia and make Germany more dependant on the USA

[@WindSpiritZ]

yup others talked about it

[@ex0duzz]

Also more dependant on China? And also make Russia modem dependent on China? All roads lead to china, while China didn't have to do anything or lose anything in terms of political capital. If anything China got the best deal. Save Russia, and also euro will blame USA or Russia for their destroyed economy and not China.

[@ThePettho]

So why is Russia, China and North Korea playing along with this US “plot” to weaken Europe. If this is true then China must be extremely stupid to support the Russians conquest and expansion in Europe. Why China loves war in Europe , invasions and supports Russias colonialism in Europe tells a lot about that China completely lacks moral. We in Europe have understood that China really doesn’t mind colonialism as long as it not Japanese colonialism in China, then China is against it. 😢

[@beatroot_red]

They succeeded

[@jaylooppworld381]

@@ex0duzznaa europe is not going to blame the US and as for China, they are already blaming China for unfair competence and for flooding the market with cheap prices products. So the official narrative of the EU will always follow the US dictate

[@shantiharris2996]

If the world stops buying US bonds, it will acrually help americans because it will collapse our econony instantly and we will be so angry we will overthrow our government.

[@WindSpiritZ]

hope there's a more peaceful way

[@shantiharris2996]

There is, just gradually stop buying the bonds. Let the US know that if our government keeps trying to wage war, the bond sales will find no buyers

[@newnastyn]

I think it will help the rest of the world, I doubt the Americans will really like what would most probably end up as a mad max revival

[@weifengmao]

Knowing America they will most likely blame this on others and start a war.

[@THESEVENDON]

@@WindSpiritZas the USA says it “might is right”.

[@lenr7068]

Any nation that has a foreign military base within its border, it's an occupied nation.

[@WindSpiritZ]

and if you ask them to leave, you are a far right

[@jurgschupbach3059]

WEF is no Army..............

[@lenr7068]

@@jurgschupbach3059 That's good to know.

[@michaelmarchal4004]

❤Nice point of view from the professor, please keep sharing those Chinese voices. This is refreshing, and intellectually stimulating.❤

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thank you, I will! Thanks for watching

[@alexcher3134]

the professor’s words are just 1 of a thousand versions of Russian lies about the causes of the war, just like it was in Hitler’s propaganda. and at the same time, on the other hand (in democratic countries), during all 10 years of the Russian-Ukrainian war, there was only 1 unchanged version.

[@manefedu8374]

​@@WindSpiritZjust discovered this, you bring a different perspective to the table, completely agree to what I put my reply under - subbed :) Brezezinski, the grand chessboard - maybe was inspiration to this economist ?

[@WindSpiritZ]

@@manefedu8374 Many chinese talked about it. I think I will rotate more Chinese scholars into my show to present more thoughts.

[@Qiangyu]

I agree that the US has enormous leverage over EU. In fact, at one point in the Duran, Alexander Mercouris said that in every policy making of the EU all the foreign ministers of the European countries gather around the table with one seat reserved for the US. This is very extraordinary, because the US is not a member of the EU, but still act with the policy making as if it’s a member.

[@WindSpiritZ]

well at the end it's the party with the guns that make the calls. thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@polo-kf6yh]

So you point of EU leaders are colonial governors are so true, Biden is the queen.

[@johnmuller8954]

Its also clearly why they blew up Nordstream 2. usa policy could be seen as motivated by losing the sweet spot they had in ww1 and ww2 in two ways 1) Their absurd push to destabilise and spend on supporting Ukraine. it's a lame attempt to recreate that sweet spot. A major war in Europe with usa being the supplier. Basically they would just like a resumption of world war 2. 2) Similar motives can explain usa's bizarre push for artificially timing of who their enemy is, and when. An artificial push for timing war, is based on losing the sweet spot within world wide economic and political forces. In ww1 and ww2 the sat back while great powers fought with their industry intact, they reeped the rewards. Today.... China sits back and waits with industry booming. usa is overwhelmed with costs and can't keep up with funding it's ever increasing war efforts. And ... has little industry anyway. Getting mad at China is pitiful as they realise that the timing would be all wrong. They are no longer in the sweet spot of world wide economic and political forces. So artificial timing tries to put usa back in the sweet spot between powers again. This is how it goes. "China you are our 'friend' and we will negotiate with you, but Russia is pure evil and must be detroyed.. Until tomorrow, and then suddenly China is 'pure evil', and the world must destroy them" All of that tries to recreate the sweet spot of ww2 relying on the past they know, which served usa so well before.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward. Hope we can avoid another great war

[@oliveoil7642]

The Brits blew up Nordstream !

[@TiberiiGrakh]

@@oliveoil7642 yep. its true.

[@TiberiiGrakh]

This is too simplictic understand of current global proxy war, Its london City/Davos vs Wall st VS Moscow VS Beijing. Everything is complicated.

[@davidwestwater2219]

Your country is despised

[@Vonbrucken]

Thanks for those translations. Hastings Ismay, the first Secretary General of NATO said that the purpose of this alliance was "to keep the Soviet Union out, the Americans in, and the Germans down," so Qiyuan Lu is not far off the mark.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you like them! And thank you for your support!

[@petermages9482]

@@WindSpiritZ I am from Germany. My family used to work for the US. We left in 2000 because we know this war was coming, from the US. The US Dollar is also the reason for many other events, like the Greek bankruptcy, or the Lebanese bank collapse. Anyway, Mr. Michael Friedman, an Presidential advisor admitted everything you said in 2015. He also included WW1 and WW2 and why those happen. Another person of knowledge is Dr. Daniella Ganser, a Swiss Historian, taking US interests apart.

[@WindSpiritZ]

@@petermages9482 congratz, you have a solid picture of the world. thanks for watching and hope we can find peaceful way forward

[@brigitteschauble6311]

@@petermages9482 How could you know in 2000 this war would come? And if you knew it, others knew it too. This leads me to the speculation that 9/11 really was made to start a lot of war in the world. Looking back from now 9/11 really was the starting point for all. The beginning of all these US-American wars of aggression at first ( no , I missed the Yugoslavia war in the 90th. I never understood this war in the heart of Europe) All those things brought a lot of turmoil to everyone and now it looks that this was what it should do. It was one step into panic mode just as the pandemic was. People should learn to obey - always one step further into the brave new world, I mean New World Order or Great Reset. All bits and pieces. Today the Palestinians starve but soon we all will starve. All this fruitful soil in America and in Ukraine is bought by Blackrock or Gates and consorts, in Europe they take the land from the farmers away. --> do you know that film SOYLENT GREEN? I watched it maybe 30 or40 years ago and never before and never after any film gave me these horrible feelings, might have been some resonance. We really have to remove the root of all evil or mankind will vanish at all or become syborgs

[@stupendas101]

What's most concerning is that the Federal Bank is a private entity and no one knows who the real owners are.

[@WindSpiritZ]

actually a good back story to that :) thanks for watching, hope we can find peace forward

[@iaam8141]

Rothschilds own most of the central banks in most countries, except a handful.

[@eugenmalatov5470]

David Icke has told it all

[@12q8]

The way I understand it is that the Fed is actually 12 regional banks that work together, and it is made up of regional member banks monitored by a board of governors selected by the president. So it is more corporate-state cooperation against the little guy.

[@BooBooSpider67]

Biden and Netanyahu own the federal bank.

[@akaalkripal5724]

As a viewer from India, I find your content truthful and refreshing. I'm sick and tired of western analysts trying to push India and China into a conflict - they have excellent footsoldiers within India to amplify their advice. I would love for you to comment on the following 1. Between the Yen and the Euro, which currency do you think is more vulterable? The ECB does not have the same range of assets that the Japanese central bank does. 2. What prospects do you see for a BRICS trading currency, payments system? 3. What is your theory on the collapse of credit suisse? Was there a sleight of hand we didn't catch? 4. The future of Saudi Arabia and the UAE, given the rolling back of Neom city budgets 5. The future of China-India relations

[@WindSpiritZ]

was* Euro for sure, now it's hard to say, too many moving pieces. You have to understand Plaza accord what it done to Japan, and also my pyramid video help to understand as well. BRICS currency will be discussed in another video, difficult to get it working though, too many different resistance within BRISCS I believe that is due to bad bonds, again, another video to explain tricky situation in middle east, US is forcing China and Russia's hand, it's military aggressive posture is slowing intergration of countries in the region into BRSIC Another video too regarding china india relationship, I don't think even Chinese figured it out. I do love to talk about india though.

[@akaalkripal5724]

​@@WindSpiritZ Thank you for taking time out to answer. Do you think the war in the ME was triggered precisely because China succeeded in bringing Saudi and Iran onto the same page? Also, wasn't the original American plan to lay a pipeline from Qatar to Europe, via Syria (which is why they created ISIS to remove Assad as a stumbling block), as a viable alternative to Russian gas? With Israel acting as a junior partner via their stolen offshore gas assets near Gaza? Do you think the war in Gaza, has as much to do with this project as capital inflows? Is this project now rechristened the India Middle-East Economic corridor, just to give it a more sober name, and drag India in as collateral?

[@WindSpiritZ]

"Do you think the war in the ME was triggered precisely because China succeeded in bringing Saudi and Iran onto the same page? " the day i read that news is the day i'm certain there would be a war soon. The bird eye view is that US don't care who buys what from where, as long as it is traded in USD. So the end game for US in the world, is everyone use USD liek argentina now, and US is the only country that can print the USD. Also understand Israel and US financial sector is the same thing.

[@WindSpiritZ]

not too sure about India project, have to see how it actually goes into application first. talk is cheap, action is what carries weight.

[@chenweful]

Finally, I'm so glad to read your wise and constructive comments here. I can't agree more to your opinions. There is no reason why two developing countries have to dual it out on some issues that could very well just be put aside for the more important common benefits.

[@robertchauval]

Thank you so much for a very insightful discussion. You just got a new sub.. When you're the worlds largest weapons manufacturer ... the very last thing you are ever selling is ... PEACE.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@andrewwong2605]

This is an amazing video. Absolutely the best description of the Ukraine war.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find a peaceful way forward

[@jnucleo]

The end game must be the return to a gold standard. But the international banksters that have been living very comfortable lives for hundreds of years will not allow it.

[@WindSpiritZ]

commodity base currency in discussion, still tricky situation. thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@cuz_i_sedso9574]

when control was limited to a few luciferian families, they could swing the pendulum to secure the rulership of their next generation without too much pain. But its gotten away from them. so just like the crash of 29. global depression seems to them the only way to grab it all back in.

[@georgesibley7152]

the gold standard was not universal and only relevant from 1870 to 1020/30/ International Bankers thrived before, during and after.

[@misty671]

Maybe not a gold standard, but gold used to settle bilateral trade imbalances. Other strategic commodities could be used as well, including oil, silver, copper, etc. The BRICS block will figure it out.

[@ScottsFinancialThoughts]

It will be a long time before we go back to the gold standard. There is way too much debt. There would be a complete collapse.

[@ilnumero1234]

If you are interested, there is this Italian Professor that teach Economic lesson in US and he also taught in China that have a interest vision about the US and China relationship,somewhere in the middle (so not making China an enemy but also don’t keep the same relationship that both had). His name is “Michele Boldrin” he also has a youtube channel where he share his thought on different topic and he is happily to invite people to have an honest debate. I would really like an exchange of opinion between you,it would be really interesting

[@WindSpiritZ]

hmm his channel is in Italian... but good to listen to different opinions.

[@ilnumero1234]

@@WindSpiritZ yes,he talk to his audience in italian,but if there is a foreigner guest he speak in english or in spanish. His last guest ( clyde prestowiz) he did the live in english

[@stupendas101]

Prof. Jefferey Sachs whom you quoted is definitely worth listening to.

[@Desmond-1983]

i love Jefferey, he is like an angel . sadly no one listens to him

[@hongqi5734]

He is one of the best out there.

[@itlearner1175]

Thank you for the great analysis. A few of my fav I listen to are Dr Tan Kee Wee, Kishore Mahbubani, Martin Jacques, Professor Ding Yifan, Mr. Erik Solheim, Professor Yan Xuetong, Wei Da, Vince Cable, Erik X Li, Professor RV, Graham Allison

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you so much for your recommendation and your support!

[@panglilla868]

Hi Friend

[@Wargasm54]

Excellent video 👍🏻. I don’t agree with every point you make. But definitely a pragmatic and fair commentary.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@S41GON]

Tom Luongo says this too, although his perspective as an American is different. The Euro is a fatally flawed currency from its inception, not having a real federal budget and taxing authority while having 27 different bond markets. So if a US dollar bond is an 'I owe you nothing', that makes a Euro bond a 'Who owes you nothing?' 😅

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward, let's try to avoid more war

[@georgesibley7152]

You foregt there are two different types of Us dollar bonds . which is why China is ditching Us treasury bonds but buying the other in larger quantities,

[@stephenburnage7687]

Tom argues that there is not one US team and that Treasury and FED are opposed to each other. Treasury are slaves to Europe whereas the FED seeks to break the Euro. Watch spreads between UST 10 year and the German 10 year. The FED is slowly bleeding Europe.

[@georgesibley7152]

@@stephenburnage7687 Exactly how is the treasury a slave to Europe? i find that perspective bizarre.

[@stephenburnage7687]

@@georgesibley7152 Do you really believe that Biden and Yellen are working in the US best interests?

[@Moments_In_China]

Amazing. 谢谢你的分析和分享。 Greetings from St. Petersburg, Russia

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@Lionzvezdara78]

Remarkable analisys. Fully agree! Regards from Serbia

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@DonDeering]

Great analysis drawing from good sources. This is the first time I heard this channel. Going to look at your other videos.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find a peaceful way forward. Hope you enjoy my other videos

[@_in_the_third_grade2101]

I've heard people allude to this but never seen the point laid out. I'll check out that Hudson book. And thank you, this is valuable work! Instant subscribe from me

[@isokabooks3758]

I am with Mr Lu on this one, don't under estimate his knowledge of US Indirect Rule in Europe.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward. Haha my wording might be confusing there, I understand US is deeply involve in Europe decision making. Mr. Lu I think actually doesn't seem to be that aware of, his other video kind of reveal that part too. So I'm with you on US indirect rule of Europe, he believe Europe is much more independent.

[@MuhammadRiksal]

Lovely channel.. worth to subscribè. Cant wait for more episode about geopolitics❤

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@Kimmimaro86]

I still remember I told my Chinese friend, that Russia was doing China a favor when it declared the Donbas region independence. Once Russia did it, Blinken told China they wouldn't declare Taiwan independence. I can only imagine how pissed the US are when their tactics are ruined by the Russia 1st. 😅

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@jazening3075]

Absolutely Fascinating! Thank You.👍🙏🙂

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@khalidelbarjaj6038]

Just brilliant and an eyeopener!

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace.

[@Arcy0429]

Kudos to you, Mr. Lu!👍

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace.

[@hart-coded]

this is a fantastic review and i totally concur. keep up the great reporting

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ngokcheung1377]

Right after your previous video I immediately subscribed to Billibilli and paid for the course on dialogue between professor Lu and Wen. I have to thank you for introducing professor Lu to my reading list, professor Wen I knew before, both are brilliant. As for Ukraine War, I don’t think U.S. have that many michievalian and strategic thinkers capable to think up such long plans. I suspect more by accident they stumble into this morass.

[@WindSpiritZ]

both wen and lu believe it is intentional though. I will have to bring up some arguments in my future videos

[@weiskl887]

For the Ukraine War its both planned n an accident. US did not become the Hegemon without ability for Long term planning. Its an accident becos they didn't think Russia to take the Bait.

[@termyfl2677]

​@@WindSpiritZAgreed never under-estimate the enemy, it's not just US government, it's the interested group including former Russian oligarchy who want to control the wealth of mother Russia

[@WindSpiritZ]

noted thanks for your advice.

[@bionicsix101]

Why I think it was planned was because of the leaked cable that Bill Burns sent to condolezza rice. We only know about because it was given to wiki leaks. The cable titled “Niet means Niet”,and in it Bill talks about speaking with figures in the Russian political landscape (pro and anti Putin) and what they all agreed on was that Ukraine joining NATO was the “BRIGHTESS” red line. Few months later preliminary draft for Ukraine’s admission to NATO is announced.

[@TINTIN0107]

Great analysis!! Makes perfect sense!! Thank you😊😊

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@user-kb9bd5tt8f]

You made great videos and very good indepth analysis and easy understanding for laymen. Keep up the great work.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Much appreciated!. thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@onlinespending8654]

*Thank you for connecting the dots for me ... lucid and clear ... especially the Germany + Russia aspect ...*

[@WindSpiritZ]

My pleasure! thanks for watching, hope we can find peace forward

[@Mike_Bur]

I am genuinly impressed on your intelligence and i’m glad i found a similar thinking youtuber 👌 great content

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@user-yq3yx3cw3p]

Wow, how elegantly explained. Thank you.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for your reply. hope we can find a peaceful way forward

[@jonnnybfly]

Could someone please post the link to the Lu QiYuan article so I could read it via Google translate? Thanks.

[@erzsebetkiszel737]

Döbbenetes informáciok. Köszönöm.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Remélhetőleg megtaláljuk a békés előre vezető utat

[@hrhtreeoflife4815]

​@WindSpiritZ Q A Magyar Orszagi kormany Viktor Orban A kinai targyalas alapjan Magyar Orszag lesz a "middle-man" A kinai import fojo az EURO 💶 orszagok fele. Kereskedo. Nagyon gazdag lesz ettol a Magyar a Orszag. Szerencset kivanok. NOBILITY OF THE OLD AUSTRIA-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE. Hint: they're just mimicking what I did to rebuild my relatives in Hungary 🇭🇺 under Communism. I ordered and purchased Chinese goods, then sent it or in some cases took it and distributed among all my relatives. Those items were not available for purchase until after the liberation: the IRON CURTAIN fell. Afterwards, Chinese import became abundant. My relatives ♥️ didn't notice much of the transition because I provided for them from the USA 😂 for decades. They're successful and now they just make fun of me for not being as successful as they are today. I got news for you! Consistently providing for 50 people isn't cheap. Q❤

[@koroshitchy]

What's this guy's name. He is 100% accurate.

[@WindSpiritZ]

卢麒元. thanks for watching

[@milo-qh7cv]

nope he just shows another point of view but chinese views are not free from party politics otherwise their lives will turn to the worst back in mainland

[@zatoichiable]

wars is always a saviour of US dollars from becoming irrelevant

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@andyjones1982]

Very interesting from Mr Lu. Peter Hitchens has also said that the USA needs to divide Germany and Russia because they complement each others needs too well, and together they would be too strong. He is the one I first heard about this from. It explains a lot.

[@WindSpiritZ]

hope we can find peace soon

[@ex0duzz]

He is stupid. Since Russia and China together is the biggest blunder of all times. Germany and Russia is nothing compared to Russia and China. Kissinger and Brezinsky etc all knew this for decades. Usa can't even do basic game theory anymore. Germany is an occupied vassal state of USA. Russian and China are two independent great powers, or even poles in their own right. Germany was never going to side with Russia. I mean USA has tens of thousands of soldiers there and controls it's media and spies on its presidents phone at will, even get busted and still have to kiss usa ass after.

[@gliu1431]

US suppressing Russia, Japan, EU and China one by one. And whoever has potential to challenge it’s position, it’s hegemony.

[@zonta71]

Peter hitchens is constrained by religion to think straight. The global problems needs to divorce all things related to gods or religion. The America. Dollar is back by blood thrifty god. Time the world had a monetary system without any god for a million miles. Its flipping 21st century already. With the american god we know its the base for anything evil to mankind.

[@zahistnik404]

@@WindSpiritZ unlikely, China needs to start build up of drones inventory))

[@bowenb9336]

I agree with the Ukraine part (those wealthy people funding Victoria Nuland certainly know what they are doing), but not with the Middle East part. What is happening in West Asia today (people in West Asia don’t like the term Middle East) is actually the arc of resistance that is constantly tightening the noose around the Zionists’ necks, which is not what Americans want to see (but the Russians like it ). The United States has recently been shipping medium-range ballistic missiles to the northern Philippines, which can be equipped with nuclear warheads. This is the twenty-first century version of the Cuban Missile Crisis. So I think the cash cow chosen by the United States is still China.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Usually you can't launch an operation like Ukraine without some seeded displeasure there to begin with. What you can see however, is how great power respond after the crisis. Do they act like they want to calm the situation? Or do they look like they are adding fuel to the fire.

[@CattleFarmer667]

I cant even imagine China-Philippines war. Ukraine at least has US and EU shipping weapon. What can Philippines do?

[@shantiharris2996]

​@@WindSpiritZAmerican Boomers are attempting to make the fears they grew up with of the "Soviets" become real before they die. Thos is a generational priblem. Most people younger than Boomers could care less about Russia or China.

[@jeremyheung6582]

@@CattleFarmer667 I also want to know what the Philippines is thinking

[@jeremyheung6582]

Our opinions are quite similar. The situation in the Middle East isn't what the United States wants to see, but the U.S. doesn't have the ability to fully control Israel's actions.

[@manuelong5241]

USA definitely has to promote unless wars to ensure the USD as the world's currency. They will spend 500b usd to wars than 1b to buy home for the poor homeless Americans. Most Americans do not see this. The homeless in usa is just a small percentage of the population which usa can afford to neglect. However, if they stop promoting these wars and eventually the USD will be rejected by the world, then 100% of the Americans will face poverty. A poverty state that is way way severe than being homeless. There will be shortage of everything particularly oil. When the oil producing countries stop accepting usd as payment then short of oil will cause agricultures, industries and everything in usa to sustain life die. That will be a catastrophe hundred times more than the homeless problems usa is facing now!

[@WindSpiritZ]

I hope we can find a solution to all our problems. And avoid another great war.

[@ninjamania]

Or the US can mandate US oil producers keep the oil at home instead of exporting it.

[@zeppelin0110]

I really enjoy getting these different perspectives. Great food for thought.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching. May we find peace forward.

[@panglilla868]

Your efforts are in a great need! We all need to try to have Mr.Lu and Professor Wen’s voice out from China. Thank you so much for your efforts! ❤

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@dropsofink1336]

This is an excellent discussion topic. The Russia China nexus has huge growth potential and is only being. Once the Russian financial assets are seized de-dollarization will accelerate.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find peace forward

[@zonta71]

Am so glad this is looked into. USD will try to destroy all markets to save itself. Its all about the dollar

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@LG-tw5vm]

Great video! It offers an interesting perspective and makes perfect sense.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for your reply. hope we can find a peaceful way forward

[@Beaconism-Dollarism]

Phenomenal analysis. Thanks

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thank you for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@nicolaasvanroosendael697]

All wars are economic their base and motivation.

[@WindSpiritZ]

true. thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@silversurfer8237]

Great content. In the end it is a zero sum game. The value of the Benjamin depends on demand and that extra demand must come at the expense of something else. Only freely convertible currencies can be deflated for the benefit of the Benjamin: that is the euro, yen, chf and pound. If the EU comes apart, the euro has very limited value.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for your reply and support. complicated situation and hope we can reach a peaceful way forward

[@gmax9797]

Right on Point - brilliant

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@levious13]

great work!!

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@Biophytum]

Thank you for the brutally honest words, unfortunately I have to agree with you asssumptions that german politicians are acting like colonial gouvenors. The politicians, the media is not in total control of the US, but every criticism of US politics in is unthinkable and everyone in higher position is had picked because of his closeness to the US. The story of the USA protecting us is repeated like a mantra.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward. I hope we can find peace forward

[@Dinerell]

People can have power because of mainly two things. Either people few something as important or it is in reality important. You can have all the money you want, if no one sees it as something worthwhile you have nothing in your hands while you can have all the resources you want and everyone wants to have them because they're what we ultimately need. If the USA looses it's military power, no one will anymore care about their money because you can do more with all the resource you have by yourself instead of selling them. What didn't change since ancient times is that oppression is used to gain power and only with that kind of real influence you can actually implement virtual power like money. The USA might think they achieve something with gaining money but loosing their military power is mandatory to their power hence they like to send money (especially loans) instead of actual weapons. It's still a question on how crazy they can get if they loose or are going to loose their power. Nuclear onslaught is not really out of the question especially with the only country ever having used nukes. In the end it is not only a question of the people in power but as well the people following them as if they don't act the power is ultimately gone.

[@WindSpiritZ]

sounds scary, I hope we can find peaceful way forward

[@hz240]

Agreed, it is the only country to have used nukes (albeit in retaliation) with the propensity to reuse the same weapons of mass destruction should circumstances warrant. No country should ever dare to call their bluff. Is US mad enough to provoke conflict btw the mainland and Taiwan and put their military to the test? A foolish move to provoke china on their turf, imo. US has not tasted victory since ww2 nor have they dropped a nuke since either. Let’s hope the cooler heads prevail.

[@EsotericBibleSecrets]

They want Ukraine because it's the bread basket of Europe. Russia cannot be allowed to have it, because the US is deliberately creating global famine and doing away with farms and farmers.

[@samstone4320]

Sounds about right.

[@NormBa]

Are Lu Qiyuan's writings available in English sonewhere? Thank you.

[@zaneenaz4962]

Colonial governors .... job is to follow. worse than puppets.

[@drmodestoesq]

Yeah...too bad they didn't listen to their "colonial masters" and not get addicted to Russian natural gas. But that only undermines this person's entire thesis.

[@ardour1587]

@@drmodestoesq What you mean "addicted"? That statement is beyond stupid. Don't get addicted to your car than, bruh. Also don't get addicted to medical survises. Just live in your dirty hole. Wait...in that case you'll get addicted to your dirty hole... Also you do relise how much US addicated to Russian uranium fuel for example? Addictions my ass. By following that logic, we must kill all export/import as a thing. Cuz god forbid some american will get addicted to a german car or something

[@rodolfodoce]

@@drmodestoesqif they really wanted to control environment problems then the addiction to Russian energy would be the best option. Also European quality of living standards is collapsing. Colonial masters thrive with the misery of the colonised.

[@drmodestoesq]

@@rodolfodoce That ignores the entire thesis. If Germany was the colonized stooge of America it would have never addicted itself to Russian gas. Germany did addict itself to Russian gas. Ergo, Germany was pursuing it's own national interests irrespective of what America wanted.

[@yt-uo8gc]

@@drmodestoesq Merkel was somewhat neutral. That's why she got hounded out. I notice both the American left and right attack her despite her being fairly left leaning. This war would probably not have happened with her in charge

[@dawei666]

You should put the name of the primary analyst in the description

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for reminder

[@jackgoldman1]

Well done. Thanks.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching. May we find peace forward

[@ArdavanKalhor]

Fascinating overview of geographical issues..quick question, what do you think of china supply chain dominance strategy and moving up the value chain over time? Also, Transacting using swaps instead of USD?

[@WindSpiritZ]

My family runs 4 factories in China so we are part of that supply chain, I was with BYD when they only made a few sheet metal parts of cellphone and laptops, very crappy showroom, they don't even want to turn on air conditioning to save energy. That was just 15 years ago, look how far they come. It is very hard for other countries to compete to be honest, there are many elements unique to China that is very difficult to apply in other countries, will make future video about it. Many trades are already in RMB, over 50%, and countries are adapting as well, one of the key reason to me why inflation is not coming down in US, the foundation of USD is being challenge right now. Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@wimbletone1]

It is not on anyones radar .... Most all nevver would know this

[@chickenlover657]

What do you mean not on anyone's radar? If you mean the average Joe - nothing is on his radar. If you mean people who actually study this stuff - plenty on their radars.

[@daskapital3532]

Russians know for sure

[@DeBeard]

One thing is pretty much beyond my comprehension - why the hell Jewish Americans/Canadians, Korean Americans/Canadians, Japanese Americans/Canadians you name it, got the right to feel proud of their origin and never feel shy away to speak out for their culture, but while it goes to Chinese, it turns out to be an exception? Is that all about the political system or quote unquote regime in which Anglo-Saxon never got bored to label others to? Somebody gotta explain to me why when certain industry in US/JPN/GER got blossom and its products are prevailing in market around the world, it's being deemed as FULLY COMPETITION, while the same thing goes to China, it's being finger pointed as OVER-CAPACITY Pathetic af. Like Mr Lu once said, west narratives (a collaboration of msm, NGOs n tittytainment industry) is the real killer.

[@WindSpiritZ]

actually should make a video out of the over capacity topic

[@DeBeard]

@@WindSpiritZ haven't watched all vlog yet, but already can't help to spilling out

[@user-ok6re8gv1q]

Americans/Canadians, Korean Americans/Canadians, Japanese Americans/Canadians.....As an avid geopolitical news follower I can tell you these nations all pump out the same "wording" in news bulletins for the day in messaging about China. Therefore, there must be a central messaging centre....American government. You wont notice it unless you bother chasing different news bulletins and newspprs in several nations...only for those with time and interest.

[@bernardtan427]

@@WindSpiritZthe only overcapacity we have today is the incessant printing of US$ with thin air backing it!

[@BestFitSquareChannel]

Thank you. Best wishes. 🖖🏼

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find peace forward

[@humptydumpty20]

Brilliant analysis. Spot on!

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward .

[@shawns0762]

Holy Russian propaganda Batman

[@WindSpiritZ]

caught me ! Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@laichuonkui69]

What a great explanation! Great insight into the world economy. True of what you said.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you liked it! thanks for watching, may we find peace together forward

[@ifoundthistoday]

thank you

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we can find peaceful way forward

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

I'm saying this to my friends all over the world for last two years now. Tho, I was more focused on Europe's financial strength and scientific prowess. But I'll argue a bit more: 1. It's not just US provoking a war in Ukraine. Russia and China also saw an opportunity there. So, they walked in and exploited the opportunity quite successfully. We couldn't even imagine increasingly Russian takeover of Africa or Saudi oil trade in RMB before that. 2. Similarly, a war in the Middle East also provided China/Russia a great opportunity to drag US in a war and drain them dry. Even if US doesn't get involved directly, then I_s_r_a_e_l is there, perfect conduit to poison US. The ploy goes both ways. 3. Weakening Euro isn't the only thing US accomplished. The start of Ukriane war depleted the USD and Euro reserve of most of the nations. That alone strenghenend USD by a very large margin. 4. East and South-East Asia isn't the only region with trade surpluss. South-Asia is another. And another war is brewing there for over a decade now - Myanmar civil war, started around 2010. And harvesting India and South Asia is another thing Professor Lu Qiyuan missed.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Good points hm....South Asia is not that high in terms of trade surplus though. If we are talking about Bangladesh Bhutan india pakistan nepal sri lanka Afghanistan etc. Half of those countries already bankrupt, and India pakistan run huge trade deficit for a while, which put pressure on their currency. not much juice* to suck out of that part.

[@ex0duzz]

Are you claiming that China actually provokes wars on purpose for its own benefits? As in goes out of its way to do direct actions to start a war? That is how I define "provoke a war", especially when you are comparing USA provoking Ukraine war with China in the next sentence and claiming China also does the same thing. And are you saying China provokes Myanmar war in the same way that USA provoked Ukraine war? If yes, what does China benefit from this? As far as I know, China does not take sides, and as such it does not provoke wars, since you would either need to pick a side, or you're playing both sides against each other which means you make enemies of both sides in the end. It doesn't really align with Chinas public statements or actions of trading with everyone and enemies of no one.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@ex0duzz Nope. US provoked the war, evident by the events following the war. But Russia went in knowing that, they too has chance, not just to fight back, but to gain something.

[@aniksamiurrahman6365]

@@ex0duzz Nope. It's US who provoked the Ukraine war, the events leading to that is clear on that. But Russia and China are more than just fighting back, they are harvesting their own gain too. Myanmar war is a gr8 mystery to me, even tho its in our backyard (I'm from Bangladesh). But I kno, b4 it broke out back in 2010, there was a talk of 'Asian highway' (a part of BRI) connecting China to South Asia, via Myanmar. I kno that has been ruined by Myanmar civil war, which geopolitically benefitted India the most. There might be many other factors I don't know.

[@teeldd]

Russia takeover of Africa?? 😂😂😂😂 When did this happen?

[@dragonfly02490]

I watched your video. Which Middle East war were you talking about on August 7th?

[@WindSpiritZ]

oct 7th

[@daskapital3532]

Very professional presentation

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace.

[@fluoroproilne]

Interesting view. Still doent explain why Putin started the war though.

[@WindSpiritZ]

You do know that US intervention in Ukrainian internal politics between 2008 to 2022 is more than probably all the countries on the planet combine, excluding Russia right? And US is on the other side of the planet. And in terms of intensity, US meddling of politics in Ukraine is more than its meddling in any other county as well.

[@CattleFarmer667]

Russia official reason: 1) Ukraine government bad treatment to Western Ukraine people who are mostly ethnic Russia, 2)Ukraine suppose to be buffer zone between NATO and Russia; US promised Gorbachev NATO will not expand to Russia if he allows Germany to unified, 3) Ukraine is building up large amount of troops and military hardware; Russia sees it as a threat. Some analysts said Putin doesnt want a war. His initial plan was to send some troop to scare Ukraine and EU to negotiation table At that time he sent 150k troop for "special military operation" to Ukraine. Zelensky wanted to nego but convinced by Boris Johnson that NATO will send everything Ukraine need repel Russia. So Zelensky give Putin the middle finger, and you can get the rest of the story

[@fluoroproilne]

@@WindSpiritZ I guess, the topic of the video was slightly different, and wasn't about Ukraine at all, right? If this was all about the happy marriage between Germany and Russia (and by extension, China), why would Putin start this stupid war, which basically ruined it? He spend decades to embrace Europe in his gas pipeline network, now it all perished. And if the crash of the american dollar was that imminent, why not just wait, let alone start a war that didn't harm Americans but strengthened their finances? 🤷🏽

[@bionicsix101]

@@fluoroproilnethe US goal is to take Russia down, that is well known. Russia also has security concerns, and the largest concern is a hostile USA led militarization campaign put right at thier doorstep (Ukraine).

[@clairsnow6404]

@@fluoroproilnehe miscalculated 🤷‍♀️. people make mistakes, putin is no exception

[@dabrupro]

A while back I met a Chinese couple who have been working in the US for several years. Silicon Valley and some other spots. They are both tech folks. They told me two things. 1) China is turning (returning) to a more North Korean model of keeping people poor so they cannot resist. Chinese with the resources are trying to flee China. 2) They were taking an online class on the US constitution with other Chinese from all over the US. Some of the participants were old enough to have been alive during the Cultural Revolution. These elders said that what they see happening in the US now is another Cultural Revolution. They added that they could not believe that "Americans can't see it."

[@WindSpiritZ]

The lady Tucker interviewed huh? Yea, complicated situation now. thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@dabrupro]

@@WindSpiritZ Who did Tucker interview?

[@WindSpiritZ]

a chinese lady talking about US having a culture revolution now, and Musk keep forwarding the podcast

[@dabrupro]

@@WindSpiritZ interesting

[@Diwana71]

🙏🙏🙏 Thanks. Great episodes .

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@francesgafa8051]

Facts point in that direction.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@malthus101]

An interesting take for sure. A video outling exactly how these wars benefit the US dollar would be cool.

[@WindSpiritZ]

conflict tension and war trigger capital outflow to safe have, which is US. It ask devalue currency value and destroy investment return. This way US can sell bond at a lower rate, add up to huge amount of interest payment long term. Short description. Thank you for watching! May we find a peaceful way forward

[@gabirican4813]

Thanks!

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching and your support! may we find a peaceful way forward. If you have any questions regarding China, let me know

[@gabirican4813]

@@WindSpiritZ You are welcome! 👍 I hope the same.

[@gabirican4813]

@@WindSpiritZ You are welcome! 👍

[@Seyiwale6127]

@@WindSpiritZ I will like to do business from china, how can you help ?

[@v1nc3nt_bl4ck4]

The craziest thing is I just did an assignment on the Russia ukraine war n it’s been really interesting to see the Chinese perspective, thank you for your great video!

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@VGSpeedPro]

After a week returned to this video to check the comment discussion I was participating in and to my big surprise it's not here anymore... I am going to take a wild guess that maybe it was auto deleted but its still frustrating... I spent like 2h writing my comment, but worst then that, it was a brilliant discussion and had quite truthful info about this war, with lots of contributions from people that we could see actually invested time in studying this subject. It is what it is I guess. Maybe you should rumble! ;)

[@WindSpiritZ]

Use the rumble platform? hmm need to figure it out.

[@pondeify]

amazing analysis

[@kevincrean1792]

Spot on.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find a peaceful way forward

[@fred_00]

Spot on

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@henningv]

Thanks for sharing your view and the chinese perspective! I think it is highly relevant. I don t think the economic reasons are the only reasons in these wars, but they play a (bigger than admitted) part. Especially in the ongoing of those conflicts. And North Stream as well as european/asian economic collaboration was/is a huge threat to american economy. Your predictions to the end of the war in ukraine are the same as mine from the very beginning. Regards from Germany.

[@picandvideo]

great analysis 👍

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for your support

[@picandvideo]

Majority of European countries already hooked on the elixir of exceptionalism through decades of indoctrination of neo-liberalism and Hollywood media. The young European generation are perplexed and dazed by colonial governments 😵‍💫.

[@aslampervez2294]

Thanks

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching!

[@kinchau4764]

Another great video, keep it up!👍

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks, will do!

[@ivanvolf7570]

Interesting!

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you think so!

[@frederiquecouture3924]

This is overmingly truthful! Cascading water fairies.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward.

[@lady-bug939]

Very good video! A completely different angle to Ukraine war.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for your reply. hope we can find a peaceful way forward

[@janpeterbennett9122]

There is not one reason.. There are many persons taking many decisions. Yes, it is very insiightful that the Ukraine war weakens Europe and Russia ... so the US dollar gets much less competition in international trade. Thank you for that thought. It is deeply useful.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@chucklohn522]

Interesting perspective.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching, may we find a peaceful way forward

[@w.m.e.cantinoobtrader1334]

I have thought about this myself, im not surprised if it happens

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching and hope we find peace forward

[@marcomatacotta2615]

Really very, very interesting, relevant and rational analysis of the often misunderstood effects of the Ukrainian and Palestinian wars on the US dollar. Very interesting also the timeframe given for the probable collapse of the US dollar. A heartfelt thank you.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace forward.

[@MichelePonte]

Interesting channel, I subscribed.

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@Ivan_spanish]

Wow, this video is a masterpiece

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@davehawes8177]

Finally, someone tells it how it is.

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching! May we find peace

[@kjss4345]

You're a smart analyst, my hats off to you

[@WindSpiritZ]

thanks for watching. may we find peace forward

[@hellonihaocomoestas]

May I ask what you studied in University? I am currently enrolled in an undergrad in Economics and will most likely pursue a master's degree in something similar as well. I want to better understand these geopolitical moves to be able to increase and protect my wealth. I respect your perspective on these topics, and would be grateful for your opinion/advice on the education and/or career someone like me should pursue

[@WindSpiritZ]

UCSB California, business economics

[@francesca3453]

Thx

[@WindSpiritZ]

thank you for watching! may we find peace forward

[@SRHD123-zt5jz]

Very astute viewpoint

[@WindSpiritZ]

Thanks for watching, may we find a peaceful way forward

[@paulmicks7097]

Great discussion, triggers the idea and reality of banking no matter the politics, banking is controlled in an economic area by private wealth elites then you gather the those people together to discuss "game theory" developed by a mathematician with simple premise that competition between elites is usually bad for all players. Instead the players work together to extract from the unwitting public instead of competing against each other. The public is then duped by the game and has an illusion of fairness because they can vote for already chosen representatives by the wealth elites to keep the game functioning. The game breaks down and fails the public when the wealth extract too much from the game buying luxury and or failing in useless and typically unnecessary manufacturing of overpriced weapons and starting preventable and or unnecessary wars, as basically extra taxiation .

[@WindSpiritZ]

very good points. thanks for watching. may we find peace forward