📌 The Hegemony of Banks & the Rise of the Dollar
The Magic of Money & Banking – Part II
🔗 Source: JSCenter.ir
💡 A Visionary Warning – 130 Years Ago
Over a century ago, Seyyed Jamal al-Din Asadabadi wrote to Mirza Shirazi, warning about the corrupting role of banks. He described banks as:
He urged Islamic leaders to rise up, warning that otherwise Muslim lands would soon fall under foreign domination. At the time, he may never have imagined that within just two decades, the entire world order would revolve around the power of money.
🌍 The Emergence of Dollar Hegemony
Before America’s independence (1776), the British pound sterling was its main currency, followed briefly by Spanish coins. Then, on July 6, 1785, the U.S. Congress officially adopted the Dollar.
Today, the Federal Reserve — a private banking institution — controls the issuance of the dollar. Its major shareholders are said to be elite financial families such as the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, and Morgans. This hidden banking cartel has, for over a century, shaped global financial flows, wars, and even the fate of nations.
💰 How the Dollar Became King
The dollar’s dominance rests on two pillars:
1. Unlimited money creation by the Federal Reserve.
2. Global acceptance of the dollar as the primary trade currency.
This combination has allowed the U.S. to finance wars, manipulate economies, and exert political pressure worldwide — from World War I & II to the Iraq War, from the oil shocks of the 1970s to the 2008 financial crisis.
⚔️ Dollar Power & Military Power – Two Sides of One Coin
America’s military supremacy and dollar hegemony sustain one another:
Its wars are funded by endless dollar printing.
Its dollar dominance is defended by military might.
📊 Example: In 2016, the U.S. spent $600 billion on military expenses, equal to the next ten countries combined. Projects like the F-35 fighter jet program alone cost over $325 billion. Without the dollar system, such extravagance would be impossible.
📉 The Paradox of U.S. Debt
Despite controlling 23% of the world’s GDP, the U.S. faces external debts exceeding $27 trillion. Why? Because its financial power is rooted not in productivity but in a cycle of borrowing, printing, and controlling global flows.
This unsustainable model raises key questions:
How long can this debt spiral continue?
What happens if global trust in the dollar collapses?
Will emerging powers like China, BRICS, and alternative payment systems accelerate the dollar’s decline?
📖 Historical Stages of Dollar Dominance
The evolution of the dollar system can be divided into five phases:
1️⃣ 1785–1913: Early American banking experiments before the Federal Reserve.
2️⃣ 1913–1944: Creation of the Federal Reserve → Dollar begins international expansion.
3️⃣ 1944–1971: Bretton Woods system → Dollar backed by gold, established as the world’s reserve currency.
4️⃣ 1971–2007: Nixon shock → End of gold standard, rise of fiat dollar dominance.
5️⃣ 2007–present: Financial crises, rise of digital currencies, shaking foundations of dollar hegemony.
⚡ Why This Matters Today
Every major event in the last century — from global wars to energy crises, from the creation of Israel to IMF and World Bank policies — has been influenced by the hidden hand of the dollar system.
As the world witnesses the rise of cryptocurrencies, BRICS alternatives, and currency swap agreements, the monopoly of the dollar faces unprecedented challenges.
🔥 Takeaway:
The dollar is not just money — it is an instrument of control, war, and empire. Understanding its history is the first step toward breaking financial colonialism and building an economy rooted in justice and independence.
#Dollar 💵 #FederalReserve 🏦 #ZionistBankers 🕎 #DebtCrisis 📉 #MilitaryPower ⚔️ #BRICS 🌍 #ResistanceEconomy ✊
✅ @rahyafte_en
The Magic of Money & Banking – Part II
🔗 Source: JSCenter.ir
💡 A Visionary Warning – 130 Years Ago
Over a century ago, Seyyed Jamal al-Din Asadabadi wrote to Mirza Shirazi, warning about the corrupting role of banks. He described banks as:
“A system that places the destiny of an entire nation into the hands of the enemies of Islam, enslaves Muslims, and crowns the unbelievers as their masters.”
He urged Islamic leaders to rise up, warning that otherwise Muslim lands would soon fall under foreign domination. At the time, he may never have imagined that within just two decades, the entire world order would revolve around the power of money.
🌍 The Emergence of Dollar Hegemony
Before America’s independence (1776), the British pound sterling was its main currency, followed briefly by Spanish coins. Then, on July 6, 1785, the U.S. Congress officially adopted the Dollar.
Today, the Federal Reserve — a private banking institution — controls the issuance of the dollar. Its major shareholders are said to be elite financial families such as the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, and Morgans. This hidden banking cartel has, for over a century, shaped global financial flows, wars, and even the fate of nations.
💰 How the Dollar Became King
The dollar’s dominance rests on two pillars:
1. Unlimited money creation by the Federal Reserve.
2. Global acceptance of the dollar as the primary trade currency.
This combination has allowed the U.S. to finance wars, manipulate economies, and exert political pressure worldwide — from World War I & II to the Iraq War, from the oil shocks of the 1970s to the 2008 financial crisis.
⚔️ Dollar Power & Military Power – Two Sides of One Coin
America’s military supremacy and dollar hegemony sustain one another:
Its wars are funded by endless dollar printing.
Its dollar dominance is defended by military might.
📊 Example: In 2016, the U.S. spent $600 billion on military expenses, equal to the next ten countries combined. Projects like the F-35 fighter jet program alone cost over $325 billion. Without the dollar system, such extravagance would be impossible.
📉 The Paradox of U.S. Debt
Despite controlling 23% of the world’s GDP, the U.S. faces external debts exceeding $27 trillion. Why? Because its financial power is rooted not in productivity but in a cycle of borrowing, printing, and controlling global flows.
This unsustainable model raises key questions:
How long can this debt spiral continue?
What happens if global trust in the dollar collapses?
Will emerging powers like China, BRICS, and alternative payment systems accelerate the dollar’s decline?
📖 Historical Stages of Dollar Dominance
The evolution of the dollar system can be divided into five phases:
1️⃣ 1785–1913: Early American banking experiments before the Federal Reserve.
2️⃣ 1913–1944: Creation of the Federal Reserve → Dollar begins international expansion.
3️⃣ 1944–1971: Bretton Woods system → Dollar backed by gold, established as the world’s reserve currency.
4️⃣ 1971–2007: Nixon shock → End of gold standard, rise of fiat dollar dominance.
5️⃣ 2007–present: Financial crises, rise of digital currencies, shaking foundations of dollar hegemony.
⚡ Why This Matters Today
Every major event in the last century — from global wars to energy crises, from the creation of Israel to IMF and World Bank policies — has been influenced by the hidden hand of the dollar system.
As the world witnesses the rise of cryptocurrencies, BRICS alternatives, and currency swap agreements, the monopoly of the dollar faces unprecedented challenges.
🔥 Takeaway:
The dollar is not just money — it is an instrument of control, war, and empire. Understanding its history is the first step toward breaking financial colonialism and building an economy rooted in justice and independence.
#Dollar 💵 #FederalReserve 🏦 #ZionistBankers 🕎 #DebtCrisis 📉 #MilitaryPower ⚔️ #BRICS 🌍 #ResistanceEconomy ✊
✅ @rahyafte_en