
Game of petrodollar Part - 2 The story of modern global finance isn’t just about numbers—it’s a tale of "hard money," calculated geopolitical shifts, and the rise of the U.S. Dollar as the world’s financial anchor. From the secret deals of the 1970s to the modern fight for "De-dollarization," we explore how money became the ultimate weapon of war. Chapter 1: The Fall of Gold (1934–1971) The road to our current system began with a radical step. In 1934, FDR devalued the dollar against gold to jumpstart the economy. By 1944, the Bretton Woods Agreement made the Dollar "King," promising it was "as good as gold" at $35 an ounce. But as the U.S. printed more money for war and welfare, countries like France began to doubt that promise. In 1971, the Nixon Shock changed everything: the gold window closed, and the era of "Faith-based" Fiat money began.
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