Is Canada "joining" the EU so that Canadian banks can become part of the corrupt, money laundering Eurodollar system? "In simple terms, a Eurodollar is a US dollar that is deposited in banks outside of the United states. The Eurodollar market is a key player in the global financial system, with an estimated $13.7 trillion in circulation as of 2019. From the point of view of US banks, Eurodollars are a way to expand their reach and access a larger pool of capital. For foreign banks, Eurodollars offer a way to hold assets in a stable currency that is widely accepted in international trade."
This may have been the plan all along with Carney at the Canadian helm. He was (is?) a big muckety muck with the western banking cartel wasn't he? The petrodollar isn't giving up its hegemony quietly. It's going to be an ugly decade or two I suspect.
Is Canada "joining" the EU so that Canadian banks can become part of the corrupt, money laundering Eurodollar system? "In simple terms, a Eurodollar is a US dollar that is deposited in banks outside of the United states. The Eurodollar market is a key player in the global financial system, with an estimated $13.7 trillion in circulation as of 2019. From the point of view of US banks, Eurodollars are a way to expand their reach and access a larger pool of capital. For foreign banks, Eurodollars offer a way to hold assets in a stable currency that is widely accepted in international trade."
https://fastercapital.com/content/The-Eurodollar--A-Key-Player-in-the-Global-Financial-System.html
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This may have been the plan all along with Carney at the Canadian helm. He was (is?) a big muckety muck with the western banking cartel wasn't he? The petrodollar isn't giving up its hegemony quietly. It's going to be an ugly decade or two I suspect.