3 chapters across the catalog
Shortages of generic pharmaceuticals are expected as India's manufacturing facilities lose access to Persian Gulf energy. A growing list of major companies, including Qatar Energy, Saudi Aramco, and Shell, have declared force majeure, defaulting on their delivery contracts. Mike Adams notes that even chemical companies in Japan and South Korea are running at half capacity due to the lack of raw materials like naphtha.
The Dismantling of the Petrodollar by China and Saudi Arabia
Dr. Kirk Elliott traces the decline of the petrodollar to a massive 2023 deal between Saudi Aramco and China, which allowed for oil settlements in yuan. This shift violates the Bretton Woods international agreements that established the dollar's global dominance. Elliott notes that Russia has also moved to conduct all its exports in yuan, further accelerating the de-dollarization of the global economy.
Energy Security, South China Sea, Resilient Prepping
The potential for war in the South China Sea threatens the energy security of Japan, which is 100% dependent on oil imports. J.R. Nyquist discusses how Russia and China are using food and energy as weapons in a commodities-based New World Order. Mike Adams promotes his free audiobook, "Resilient Prepping," to help citizens survive a potential collapse of Western civilization.
