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If you're interesting in learning why this narrative is completely fabricated, look no further than this video. Yes, I absolutely hate linking to YouTube, but t

If you're interesting in learning why this narrative is completely fabricated, look no further than this video. Yes, I absolutely hate linking to YouTube, but this is Patrick Boyle, and if you know anything about him, you know that he knows what he's talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHZnVdBZJfA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHZnVdBZJfA My question is why is the narrative being fabricated in the first place. Certainly the governments of Russia and specially China understand that they could never be the world reserve currency. Is it just the media vying for clicks or something more insidious?

konart 4y ago
>Yes, I absolutely hate linking to YouTube Why? >but this is Patrick Boyle, and if you know anything about him I don't, maybe you should start your comment with some intoduction about him instead of "...hate linking to YouTube..."? >you know that he knows what he's talking about He obviously knows what he is talking about. Do you? >Russia and specially China understand that they could never be the world reserve currency Neither of them is trying to create new reserve currency (at least neither thing of ruble or yuan being the one). The 'narrative' is about using local currencies in trade between the parties instead of using USD.