War, currency and energy

We have to keep going to wars in order to defend our currency. We can't allow it ever to go back to our banks. We don't produce enough things of value to cover the amount of dollars in circulation. We'd be forced to go into default if any single oil producer or consumer decided to dump their reserve. That would further ruin world confidence in USD and run our trade relationships into the ground. We had default in the 70's and we resolved it by forming OPEC. Oil became the new gold. Now that the oil's running out there's no immediate economic substitute. In order to hold the dollar monopoly we have to produce or control something that everyone needs and is willing to acquire our money for. Energy sector is where the economy's at.

We want to switch from fossil fuels to a renewable alternative. We want to implement hydrogen-nuclear economy, but the problem is, if we are to reduce our consumption and reliance before the oil runs out, it's not going to prevent other countries in desperate need of resources from progressing. If we quit using oil, the price of oil will definitely go down with reduced demand. That means those that don't have to comply with our sanctions could afford more easily what's left of the substance. While we're going through transition-depression, trying to improve our electrical grids, build more power plants, invest in new vehicles and production machinery, the rest of the world reliant on oil would flourish.

So, our agenda, it seems, is to either stick till the very end. Till there's no substitute for oil and then switch to an alternative that only we can afford. Global Warming initiative is a clever way of keeping only those currently in control of the oil monopoly able to progress and go through gradual economic transition.

We throw more and more money into our military... and at this point its our only winning card - forceful preservation of our domination. The stakes are higher, the risks are greater, but we're still holding. Aren't we? Our mighty dollar relies on existing lifestyle.