I can’t believe western news coverage of what’s happening in Ukraine. Outrageous.
Have you not heard the “real news”? Unreal.
The people of East Ukraine’s “Donetsk Region” are holding a referendum vote this coming weekend, with every likelihood of ” overwhelming support” to separate from Western Ukraine, and become another republic of Russia as did Crimea some weeks ago!
These people don’t want to be part of Washington’s circus side-show in Kiev! They don’t want to fall under the rule of the money hungry over lords from the West!
There is no “Russian army” killing the innocent people of Ukraine, no force, no “invasion”! The people of Eastern Ukraine are trying to “leave”! They want to separate! No war / guns needed!
The only group looking to take this out of the people’s hands ( who should have, and “will have” the right to decide for themselves ) is the U.S!
I can’t stress enough the significance of Ukraine and what this represents from a global perspective, and in a matter of days you’ll get to see it for yourself, as the people of Eastern Ukraine vote “whole heartedly” to leave Ukraine and join Mother Russia.
Once again O”bomb”a will be made a fool of ( as he well should be ) continually poking his nose where it most certainly doesn’t belong.
The people of East Ukraine can decide for themselves, and trust me, “not” with guns pointed to their heads.
They want to separate!
USD making the turn here exactly as expected. Markets to continue lower – as expected.
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The Currency War That Western Media Won’t Report
While mainstream outlets focus on manufactured drama and political theater, the real story is unfolding in currency markets. The USD’s strength was built on illusion — an illusion that’s cracking as we speak. Eastern Ukraine’s move toward Russia isn’t just about politics; it’s about choosing economic stability over Western financial manipulation. These people see what’s coming, and they’re positioning themselves accordingly.
The Federal Reserve’s game of musical chairs is ending, and there won’t be enough seats for everyone. When the music stops, those holding USD will be left standing. The smart money is already moving, and it’s not moving toward Washington’s promises.
Russia’s Calculated Chess Move
Putin isn’t playing checkers while everyone else fumbles around. This entire Ukrainian situation is strategic positioning for the currency battles ahead. Russia’s been accumulating gold, diversifying away from USD reserves, and building alternative payment systems for years. Now we’re seeing why.
The referendum isn’t happening in a vacuum. It’s happening because people understand that Western financial systems are built on debt and dependency. Russia offers something different — resources, stability, and most importantly, a currency backed by actual commodities rather than promises from central bankers.
Every region that aligns with Russia strengthens the ruble and weakens the dollar’s global dominance. This isn’t about military conquest; it’s about economic realignment that Wall Street doesn’t want you to understand.
USD Dominance Is Crumbling
The USD weakness we’re witnessing isn’t temporary. It’s structural, fundamental, and irreversible. The petrodollar system that’s propped up American currency for decades is under direct assault from multiple fronts.
Countries are tired of financing America’s spending sprees through forced dollar adoption. They’re creating bilateral trade agreements, establishing alternative reserve currencies, and reducing USD holdings at unprecedented rates. The Ukrainian situation accelerates this process by giving nations concrete reasons to question American financial leadership.
When Eastern Ukraine votes to join Russia, they’re not just choosing political alignment — they’re choosing the winning side of the currency war. The ruble will strengthen, the dollar will weaken, and traders positioned correctly will profit enormously.
Trading the Reality, Not the Headlines
Forget what CNN tells you about Ukrainian politics. Focus on what currency markets are telling you about global power shifts. The USD’s recent bounce was a dead cat bounce — nothing more than short covering before the real decline begins.
Smart traders are looking beyond the noise at the fundamental reshaping of global finance. While politicians make speeches, central banks are making moves that will determine currency values for the next decade. Russia’s commodities, China’s manufacturing, and Eastern Europe’s resources are creating a new economic bloc that doesn’t need Washington’s approval.
The referendum results will confirm what markets already know: American influence is waning, and the USD’s reserve currency status is no longer guaranteed. Position accordingly.
The Bigger Picture Nobody Talks About
This Ukrainian situation reveals something much larger — the complete failure of Western economic policy. Years of money printing, debt accumulation, and financial manipulation have created a house of cards that’s finally collapsing.
Eastern Ukraine’s desire to separate isn’t about ethnic tensions or historical grievances. It’s about economic survival. These people understand that aligning with Russia means access to energy resources, commodity wealth, and a currency that’s not being deliberately devalued by central bank policy.
The golden reckoning is coming whether Washington likes it or not. Countries are choosing sides based on economic reality, not political rhetoric. Those choosing the Western financial system are choosing a sinking ship.
When the referendum passes overwhelmingly, don’t act surprised. These people have been watching the same currency markets we have. They know which way the wind is blowing, and they’re positioning themselves for the new global financial order that’s emerging.
Nothing to do with the ordinary people of the Ukraine, many of whom were born in Russia. Russians living in the Ukraine, tell me they do no feel discriminated against there as the media would have you believe. The creators of the conflict are a ‘bunch of criminals’ who see violence as a means of usurping power. Taking township by township. Speaking directly to migrants with families there, it appears the perpertrators seek to dominate the area similar to warlords in some African nations
so was watching the dollar index and wow it dropped down to 79 , now i am practically scared for my AUD/USD trade , because AUD wont back down and dollar wont get up ,, and Yellen no comments on her ,,
Sitting right on the edge of a cliff here yes Farhan.
RBA talk tonight should take the wind out of AUD as the job situation in Aussie isn’t really as rosy it first appears.
They’ve added some part time jobs but have actually “lost” full time work so….look for that.
Otherwise……yes the entire planet sits waiting to see what USD will do here.
been expecting RBA to take the wind out of AUD for a long time now , but what they do everytime is just speak few lines n done , not sure this time it’s gonna be any different ,,
I feel that with all things considered ( Ukraine tensions in particular ) that alot of things are coming to a head here this weekend.
I’ve got U.S stocks rolling over “for real” here so….risk gonna come off – FINALLY.
lets see mate ,, will try to manage my positions enough to again bear this move upward ,, aghhhh i hate this ,,
look at EURO ,, will wait for the action to slow down and will see where the day end if it comes down well expectations of a USD rebound short euro not bad call ,,
Dollar index shooting upward pound dropping euro dropping what is the fuck wrong with AUD is NZD ,,
so EURO ,, draghi said that ECB is ready to act in June ,, time to sell euro .. sell hard , but the question is till what level should one sell EURO/USD ..
Already short EUR/USD as of some days ago and added on the spike.
Forget about Draghi…..they will do nothing as “they can’t do anything”….The ECB can’t “act on behalf” of 20 some independent countries!
THis is why the EU Zone and the “euro experiment” is so plauged with problems as there is no “unified” monetary policy”.
Forget about Draghi – he won’t do anything.