Ready, Aim, FIRE! Russia's Surprise Attack… Dear American Patriot, URGENT MESSAGE BELOW: These recent actions by Russian President Vladimir Putin are sending shockwaves around the world — especially his plan to attack the United States. Russia's Latest Bold Moves: - Russian war ships traveling to Cuba
- Russia's continued attack on Ukraine
- Meeting with North Korea, and Putin's vow to beat U.S. sanctions
- Worst of all — Russia's attack on the U.S. dollar
With tensions rising, we're all wondering: What's next? How will this affect us and our loved ones? This is only the beginning. With Russia actively seeking to reduce global reliance on the U.S. dollar, Putin is setting the wheels in motion for something big. These moves are part of a larger plan that could have severe consequences. How Does This Affect Americans? These developments are not just headlines — they affect Americans directly. As Russia moves away from the dollar, the stability of our own economy is at risk. Prices for goods and services will continue to rise, and our financial markets will become more volatile. The stakes have never been higher. Russia, along with other BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), are developing a new payment platform to bypass the dollar. This will change the way international trade is conducted, leaving the U.S. behind. If more countries follow Russia's lead, the demand for the dollar will decrease, weakening its value. Even former President Donald Trump warned that if this attack ever happened, it would be like losing a world war. Take Action to Prepare Now Wall Street insider John Browne, a former adviser to President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, as well as a regular Newsmax contributor, is warning of this imminent crisis. He's seen the signs before, and now he's sounding the alarm for everyday Americans like us. In his latest warning, Browne reveals the EXACT steps you can take to prepare for Putin's attack and a collapse of the dollar. Click here to Get His Full Warning. Best regards, Newsmax Money |
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