A declassified national security document has revealed that President Joe Biden is determined to ignite a nuclear conflict between the U.S. and Russia, and the National Intelligence Council (NIC) believes this could crash the world’s economy.
To achieve this, Pres. Biden has authorized Ukraine to fire long-range American made missiles into Russia, a move which Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated is his red line in the sand. Putin has previously declared that if this happens nuclear war with the perpetrator is on the table.
In a declassified NIC memorandum from November 2022, the intel community warned that if Russia even went so far as to deploy nuclear missiles in Ukraine – never mind America – the global economic consequences would be catastrophic.
The NIC reports to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and serves as a go-between connecting the intelligence community and legislators in the United States. Their document warns that a Russian nuclear strike in Ukraine would lead to severe food instability, even higher inflation, and bring any economic growth to a screeching halt.
“We assess that use by Russia of a nuclear weapon in Ukraine would further disrupt the global economy, leading to additional volatility in financial and commodity markets — including energy markets — higher inflation, increased food insecurity, and declining economic growth,” the memorandum states.
This is the world that Joe Biden and the war-loving Democrats are trying to create, with the explicit goal of forcing President-elect Donald Trump to deal with the ramifications of what they’ve done in an effort to derail his presidency and the clear mandate that was given to him by the American people.
That’s how much these tyrants in Washington hate us for rejecting them and their status quo.
Additionally, the NIC states that they cannot predict with high confidence exactly how long any of this would last or precisely how bad things could get.
“This volatility would further strain countries’ ability to maintain financial and political stability. We have low confidence in our ability to predict the duration and severity of economic disruptions because they are subject to a range of key uncertainties, and we have no precedent against which to benchmark.”
It goes on to discuss several other uncertainties which includes what the “potential US and allied responses” might be “including possible military steps, financial sanctions, and trade restrictions”
The implication here is that if Russia were to launch a nuclear strike on Ukraine, America and its allies could launch a direct response of their own – even though Ukraine is not actually our ally in any way, we just give them hundreds of billions of dollars to fight a proxy war.
Another key point brought up in the document is the impact this could have on the dollar, which is particularly noteworthy given that a conglomerate of countries known as BRICS, which Russia is a part of, has sought to create an alternative currency to replace the dollar as the global reserve currency.
“The dollar almost would certainly appreciate following any use by Russia of a nuclear weapon because the demand for safe haven assets would pull additional investments into U.S. financial markets,” the memo states.
And all of this could become a reality much sooner than any of us think…
On Tuesday of this week, Putin signed a new nuclear doctrine which allows for Russia to issue a nuclear response even to a conventional attack on his country that is supported by any nation who is a nuclear power – i.e., the United States.
And a former top adviser to Putin, Sergey Markov, recently warned that the West could expect a nuclear response out of Russia by Christmas day.
“So, we regard this as the start of a direct war by Britain, America and France against Russia, another nuclear power. American rocket missiles against our territory. This is a clear escalation of the war,” he said.
