Kremlin
Advisor Reveals 'Cure For US Aggression'
Putin's advisor also believes that Donald Trump
is just "doing what the ruling elite expects him
to do"
By Sergey Konkov
April 23,
2017 "Information
Clearing House"
- April 21. /TASS/. The only way to stop
the United States’ aggression is to get rid of
dollar addiction, a Kremlin advisor said on
Friday.
"The
more aggressive the Americans are the sooner
they will see the final collapse of the dollar
as the only way for the victims of American
aggression to stop this aggression is to get rid
of the dollar. As soon as we and China are
through with the dollar, it will be the end of
the United States’ military might," Sergey
Glazyev said in an interview with TASS.
Commenting on the policy of the new US
president, Glazyev noted that Donald Trump is
doing what the ruling elite expects him to do.
"I had
no illusions about him, that he will change the
policy. First, America’s aggressiveness in the
world is rooted in the aspiration to preserve
America’s hegemony in a situation when they have
already ceded leadership in the economy to
China," he said.
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"The
United States has no tools to make all others
use the dollar other than a truncheon. That is
why they are indulging in a hybrid war with the
entire world to shift the burden on their debts
onto other countries, to confine all to the
dollar and weaken territories they cannot
control."
"In
this context, the anti-Russian hysteria and
growing Russophobia can be seen as a long-term
factor linked with the specific interests of the
United States’ ruling elite," the Kremlin
advisor said.
"In
objective terms, they are conducting a global
hybrid war and in subjective terms, this war is
aimed against us. More to it, as it always
happens when a global leader is changed, the war
is for control over rimland nations. In the
period of WWI and WWII, Britain acted as a
provoker in a bid to keep its global leadership.
Now the United States is doing the same. And
Trump expresses these interests," he said.
© Sergey Konkov/TASS
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