Banker Insider WARNS The Oil Apocalypse is Here...
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Simon Dixon walks through how the petrodollar system actually props up the dollar's global dominance, tracing it back to the 1973 oil embargo and the deals struck with Saudi Arabia that followed — and why he describes it as a kind of "self-sustaining economy." He draws a direct parallel between the Strait of Hormuz today and the Suez Canal crisis of the past, arguing it's the modern equivalent of a single chokepoint capable of destabilizing global trade, and explains how a country like Saudi Arabia has to think about its position in all of this.
From there, Dixon pivots into a broader philosophical argument: that most people don't think as freely as they believe, and that labels like "socialism," "capitalism," and "communism" have become essentially meaningless — more like "Republican" and "Democrat" than coherent economic systems, in his view. He argues there's no truly communist or truly capitalist country operating today, that these are pre-engineered assumptions rather than real categories, and that in practice, Western economic thought replaced ethics with sociology. He closes by making the case for "reversing the psyop" and the algorithm shaping how people think, arguing these binary labels are ultimately designed to divide and conquer rather than describe reality — and that freeing your mind starts with recognizing that.
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Banker Insider WARNS The Oil Apocalypse is Here...
JULIAN DOREY Clips
57,773 views
WATCH FULL EPISODE: “You’re DELUSIONAL!” - Global Elite, Mass ...
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SIMON'S LINKS:
X: https://x.com/SimonDixonTwitt
YT: @simondixon21
WEBSITE: https://www.simondixon.com/
Simon Dixon walks through how the petrodollar system actually props up the dollar's global dominance, tracing it back to the 1973 oil embargo and the deals struck with Saudi Arabia that followed — and why he describes it as a kind of "self-sustaining economy." He draws a direct parallel between the Strait of Hormuz today and the Suez Canal crisis of the past, arguing it's the modern equivalent of a single chokepoint capable of destabilizing global trade, and explains how a country like Saudi Arabia has to think about its position in all of this.
From there, Dixon pivots into a broader philosophical argument: that most people don't think as freely as they believe, and that labels like "socialism," "capitalism," and "communism" have become essentially meaningless — more like "Republican" and "Democrat" than coherent economic systems, in his view. He argues there's no truly communist or truly capitalist country operating today, that these are pre-engineered assumptions rather than real categories, and that in practice, Western economic thought replaced ethics with sociology. He closes by making the case for "reversing the psyop" and the algorithm shaping how people think, arguing these binary labels are ultimately designed to divide and conquer rather than describe reality — and that freeing your mind starts with recognizing that.
Subscribe for more conversations on money, power, and the systems running the world behind the scenes.
@juliandoreyclips