In the ideological DoS/CIA/WEF/Western banking frenzy to punish the horrible Russia, I took a different approach.
Russia is not an enemy of the world; in fact, they have good relationships with China, Iran, India, multiple Middle East nations including Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and several Eastern European as well as African countries.
Even NATO ally Turkey has an ongoing diplomatic and strategic friendship with Russia; that's why Turkish Airlines operates as the best transportation company for travel into and out of Russia.
In essence, the "West" targeted Russia, but Russia had friends.
The outcomes are only just now beginning to surface, and when we are trapped inside the Western zone, we cannot see, quantify or fully appreciate it.
India is trading with Russia in national currencies, not dollars.
China is trading with Russia in national currencies, not dollars.
The only way to see it is to step out of the yellow zone and look at the costs of goods and services in the grey zone.
Inside the Yellow Zone we cannot see the shift, but we can see the signs of a less demanded dollar in the prices of goods and services in the yellow zone.
Inflation runs high in the Western zone as this devalued dollar begins to become more of an issue.
Eventually, people will start to ask questions about why the cost of products inside the yellow zone is so far out of sync with identical products and services inside the grey zone.
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