Thando Radio Show: Dethronement Of The US Dollar Is Nigh

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Tune in for news, current events and commentary from a prepper’s perspective. After we go over what’s in the news, the topic is “Dethronement Of The US Dollar Is Nigh”!

The US Senate just dealt Russia a big blow in the Balkans

The US Senate voted overwhelming to approve Montenegro’s ascension into NATO – the most powerful military alliance in the history of the world and the explicit enemy of Russia.

The world’s first pension crisis

In the late in the 5th century BC, the government of ancient Rome came up with a new idea that has lasted for thousands of years. I’m not talking about their roads, republican form of government, or water sanitation. Their bold idea was to start paying retirement benefits to Roman soldiers.

Greenspan states “cannot guarantee purchasing power” Senate Banking Committee 2005

7 years ago,Greenspan states “cannot guarantee purchasing power” Senate Banking Committee 2005.

Avoid beer, skip handshake: how Xi should handle Trump meeting

When President Xi Jinping meets his US counterpart Donald Trump next week, tea rather than beer might be the best way to oil the wheels of the diplomatic relationship.

Archaeologists believe they found ancient Silk Road capital

Archaeologists in Xinjiang believe an ancient city and three tombs they unearthed in the Lop Nor area of a desert was the capital of the Loulan Kingdom along the ancient Silk Road.

China has carved out economic ‘impossible trinity’, paper argues

The nation has found a way to balance the competing goals of a stable yuan, a free market and central bank independence, researchers say.

North Korea has “got to be stopped,” the defense secretary said

LONDON – After years of North Korea thumbing its nose at the international community, on Friday Defense Secretary James Mattis appeared to signal enough was enough. “Right now, [North Korea] appears to be going in a very reckless manner … and that has got to be stopped,” Mattis said at a press conference in London.

Judge approves $25 million Trump University settlement

A judge on Friday approved an agreement for President Donald Trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over his now-defunct Trump University, ending nearly seven years of legal battles with customers who claimed they were misled by failed promises to teach success in real estate. U.S.

Kuwait woman detained for filming maid’s suicide attempt without helping

Kuwaiti police have detained a woman for filming her Ethiopian maid falling from the seventh floor in an apparent suicide attempt without trying to rescue her, media and a rights group said Friday. The Kuwaiti woman filmed her maid surviving a landing on a metal awning, then posted the incident on social media, Al-Seyassah newspaper reported.

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