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New START Treaty Impacts the Global Economy

10.08.2020

01:27 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Viciously, the US trade war with China and economic sanctions against Russia, Iran, Venezuela and Turkey reflect a major economic shift in the near future. Silently, issues with the global money supply is rooting out a new START treaty between Russia and the US which hold the world's biggest nuclear stockpile. Meanwhile, the cost of reserving US dollars for the Central Bank of China has become a military threat to the nation from the South China Sea. Insistently, China has reinforced its domestic economic road map which includes a maritime code of conduct to expand its One China policy. Moreover, the global money supply is becoming heavily mixed with the gold-backed yuan. Economically, the impact of a slowdown from China over the US trade war initiates new trade policies in Hong Kong which include abandoning its dollar-pegged currency. Furthermore, the global money supply is shifting away from the US dollar as economic sanctions against Russia are overshadowed with a new international payment system in both Russia and China. Primarily, economic tensions are deteriorating the possibility for a new START treaty which is designed to alleviate trade and nuclear pressure.

Militarily, Russia is expanding development of its air-defense systems to include low altitude targets with satellite communication. Effectively, the profound readiness of the Russian military to surpass the limits within the START treaty weighs on its looming deadline. Globally, economic tensions are generating pressure against the dollar which forwards more attention on the ruble.

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Observantly, the US Pacific naval fleet (based on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii) is mimicking its Baltic build-up against Russia to include surveillance and threats to China. Recently, the National Defense Control Center in Russia stated, "Three Su-35S fighters from the Eastern Military District’s air defense quick reaction alert forces were scrambled one by one to intercept the target, which they identified as a US Air Force B-1B strategic bomber and consistently shadowed it over the Sea of Okhotsk." Significantly, the looming deadline for a new START treaty directs the use of force against persistent US threats to the global economy.

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At the Border





Revamping the Panama Canal from Mexico

11.08.2020

22:33 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Freely, the US-Mexico border has drifted into the headlines from the war on drugs which has left the US Department of Homeland Security ditched. Economically, the US Treasury Department is also in the limelight as the pace of mature bonds outpace recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Militarily, the war on drugs in Mexico opens the economic wounds left behind US President Donald Trump's enforcement of trade embargoes. Hence, the Gulf of Mexico is becoming the origins for a revamped Panama Canal as Mexico's navy raises the red flag against the US Department of Homeland Security over the US-Mexico border.

Impressively, the Gulf of Mexico is selected as a premium zone for integrated strategic development on the Kupol space system with Russia. Specifically, Russia is scheduled to finish the first stage modernization of newer radars for its advanced missile defense systems this year. Likewise, integration with the Kupol space system from the Gulf of Mexico reinforces the security gap from the war on drugs at the US-Mexico border.

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Diligently, Russia's CEO Pavel Laptayev of RTI Joint Stock Company (which will deliver the upgrades) stated, "We are currently working on a project that lays out the existing radar stations’ upgrade logic. This project will be finished in 2020, and then we will get down to the research and development stage to compile the evidential base, and formulate technical solutions for each station upgrade separately." Markedly, revamping the Panama Canal with integration of the Kupol space system is a major stride towards economic stabilization on the Gulf of Mexico.


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