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In the modern world the petrodollar system essentially [[export]]s [[US]] [[inflation]] and [[economic]] problems while simultaneously plundering the rest of the [[planet]] of its natural resources and manufactured goods.<ref>[[Joe Biden]]: [https://youtu.be/VBn4rEGsYUQ Inflation. It's a Great Asset. What stupid SOB].</ref>
In the modern world the petrodollar system essentially [[export]]s [[US]] [[inflation]] and [[economic]] problems while simultaneously plundering the rest of the [[planet]] of its natural resources and manufactured goods.<ref>[[Joe Biden]]: [https://youtu.be/VBn4rEGsYUQ Inflation. It's a Great Asset. What stupid SOB].</ref>
{{Cquote|Let me give a challenge to thise out there: take your favorite [[AI]] engine, whether it's [[Chat GPT]] or [[Grok]] or Claude, and you're going to ask them an [[economic]] question relative to the [[Middle East]] and [[oil]] and that situation with [[OPEC]] as an example. And what you'll find is this built-in [[bias]], this assumption in those engines that the petrodollar is solid, that it is invulnerable to any kind of outside influence, and that it is a firm [[reality]]. And then go back and start pointing out the anomalies where that is absolutely not [[true]] anymore. And well, there's nothing more, entertaining than to get the so-called [[artificial intelligence]] having to admit that it's not so [[intelligent]].|||[[Larry Johnson]]<ref>https://youtu.be/NkiJqG5XGUw?t=1875</ewd>}}
==Origins==
==Origins==