Russia v. US - Financial Warfare?

[gwynned]

Interesting that oil should be down below $100 and Russia had to halt trading for the second day to avoid collapse. " Russian markets stopped trading for a second day after emergency funding measures by the government failed to halt the biggest stock rout since the country's debt default and currency devaluation a decade ago."
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aIRza4.azeC4&refer=home

Since Russia's growth was based primarily on the high price of and demand for oil, one has to wonder if there isn't more to this world wide financial crisis than meets the eye.

[chris]

Indeed it is financial warfare behind scenes (media).

It has been US vs Iraq (oil was traded in euro) - problem solved "you know how"
It still is US vs Iran (Iran still trades oil in euro, but the problem seen by US is more for nuclear fuel market than oil)
I don't know about russian influence on dollars even if they trade oil and gas in roubles, but their influence is more over Europe than US.
China has 1000 bil. dollars in their pockets and if they want they can sink the dollar.

You only have to know how the currencies work in the world and create for yourself a bigger picture.

For this, I urge all of you to read this: http://www.europe2020.org/spip.php?article500&lang=en - long but very intresting.
And this: http://www.courtfool.info/en_Cost_abuse_and_danger_of_the_dollar.htm
And this: http://www.courtfool.info/en_Raid%20on%20Nuclear%20Fuel%20Market.htm

Best regards to project Camelot/Avalon founders and memvers!