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COUNTER PUNCH –  Part of the attack on Rousseff stemmed from Brazil’s economic problems deliberately created by US credit rating agencies as part of Washington’s attack to down grade Brazilian debt, which set off an attack on the Brazilian currency, the real.

Brazil’s financial openness made Brazil an easy target to attack. One might hope that Vladimir Putin would take note of the cost of “economic openness.”  Putin  is a careful and thoughtful leader of Russia,  but he is not an economist… CONTINUE READING

5 thoughts on “Russia's Central Bank In The Crosshair: Can Russia Learn From Brazil’s Fate?”
  1. The illegal regime change in Brazil has nothing to do with the so-called “economic problems”. Ordinary citizens were far well-of than any regime in the past or the current the US-WB installed regime. It’s all about Dilma Vana Rousseff’s criticism of the Zionist regime and her support for Palestinian, Assad and Iran.
    Last year when she rejected Israel’s ambassador, he fate was sealed.
    https://rehmat1.com/2015/12/19/brazil-rejects-israels-new-ambassador/

  2. Remember this when you are voting for bonds on levies and sewage/water bonds
    Americans.
    Remember the gas tax for roads that continually get worse Americans.
    Dams? New modern schools/education and bridges?
    If the Fed is Nationalized, all of these and any other national project would be debt
    free to any and all American citizens.

  3. I don’t think that the Russians who started the BRICS could have been so stupid to keep relying on the foreign currency for their central bank. the Russian economy is growing and they started trading with other countries without using the dollar for oil transactions and other products and goods. There are at the moment 23 countries who are not using the dollar any longer. they trade using their own currencies.

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