As always, the real solutions start and end with what we the people can do to interact directly with each other to undermine these systems of control and the push toward regional/global consolidation.

And you've championing the course with articles like this, helping people understand the intricacies of the financial war and in what direction it is heading.

There has been talks between the Nigerian government and the Chinese government to float the currencies of both countries to bypass the use of dollar. This is a deal that is welcomed may many Nigerians as it is said to be a more cheaper way of facilitating trade between both Nations. This is one of the ways the Chinese are using to trump the dollar.

Yes, there is a looming change, the new world order is emerging, but the question I want to ask is: does this in anymore reflect the wishes / thoughts of the people? Will this power struggle lead to more transparency and flexibility of financial services? I think you answered this question in this paragraph:

But hold on a second, there is a very important point that needs to be made here. All of these payment "alternatives" and calls for a new international financial system have to be understood for what they are: The next phase in the globalists' long game. These new structures are not really alternative at all, and even if they genuinely do undermine the power of the US government they do not undermine the banksters' control over the system itself.