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The Will Cain Podcast - Vimarsana News

The Will Cain Podcast

The Will Cain Podcast

Regaining U.S. Maritime Power Requires a Revolution in Shipping - Vimarsana News

Regaining U.S. Maritime Power Requires a Revolution in Shipping

For the past 30 years the U.S. has neglected a core element of its security and continued prosperity—its maritime strength. During that period the nation gradually ceded its economic security by increasing its reliance on other nations’ shipping and shipbuilding.

Inter-imperialist rivalry and the specter of de-dollarization: On the decline of the US Dollar since the start of the Ukraine War - Vimarsana News

Inter-imperialist rivalry and the specter of de-dollarization: On the decline of the US Dollar since the start of the Ukraine War

A few days ago, a highly interesting article reported on the accelerating trend of decline of the US Dollar as the leading currency.[1] This article is of particular relevance because of the author, Frank Giustra, who is co-chair of the International Crisis Group (ICG) and an ardent defender of an imperialist world order based on US hegemony. The ICG is one of world’s most influential think tanks and is funded by Western governments and billionaires like George Soros.[2] 

De-dollarization, A National Security Concern To A World-Power - Vimarsana News

De-dollarization, A National Security Concern To A World-Power

De-dollarization now looks inevitable and threatens to become a national security concern, according to International Crisis Group co-chair Frank Giustra.

Pulling Back Curtain on Latest Labor Market Numbers - Vimarsana News

Pulling Back Curtain on Latest Labor Market Numbers

Many economists, including The Heritage Foundation's Peter St. Onge, question whether the numbers really add up.