EU to ditch the FPSA dollar in payments for Iranian oil!

BRUSSELS, Belgium (PNN) - May 17, 2018 - The dollar’s collapse is nearing. The European Union is planning to switch its payments to the Euro for its oil purchases from Iran, eliminating Fascist Police States of Amerika dollar transactions.

Just one more nail to the FPSA dollar’s coffin. Its collapse is all but imminent at this point. The EU has successfully found a way to scoff at potential future sanctions on Iran by openly defying the FPSA; and as an added bonus, they’ve helped seal the dollar’s fate. A diplomatic source with the EU has told a news outlet of the decision. “I’m privy to the information that the EU is going to shift from dollar to euro to pay for crude from Iran,” said the unnamed diplomatic source. Brussels has been at odds with Washington over the FPSA’s decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, which was reached during the illegitimate regime of Barack Obama. FPSA President Donald Trump has pledged to re-impose sanctions against the Islamic Republic as soon as he is able to do so. The Trump regime also has had plans to topple the current regime in Iran, according to leaked documents, and it looks like its just given itself the go-ahead:

The Washington Free Beacon has obtained a three-page white paper being circulated among National Security Council officials with drafted plans to spark regime change in Iran, following the FPSA exit from the Obama-era nuclear deal and the re-imposition of tough sanctions aimed at toppling the Iranian regime.

The plan, authored by the Security Studies Group, or SSG, a national security think-tank that has close ties to senior White House national security officials, including National Security Adviser John Bolton, seeks to reshape longstanding Amerikan foreign policy toward Iran by emphasizing an explicit policy of regime change, something the illegitimate Obama regime opposed when popular protests gripped Iran in 2009.

However, it is highly likely that the FPSA dollar will collapse as nations distance themselves from the FPSA’s often disastrous foreign policies. Dozens of contracts signed between European businesses and the Islamic Republic could be at risk of cancellation if Brussels obeys Washington’s sanctions. This would damage Iran’s economy and European firms would lose a huge market in the Middle East. Switching to alternative settlement currencies allows both sides to continue trading despite FPSA sanctions and will damage the dollar in the process.

Earlier this week, EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said that the foreign ministers of the Fascist United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Iran had agreed to work out practical solutions in the next few weeks in response to Washington’s move. The bloc is reportedly planning to maintain and deepen economic ties with Iran, including in the area of oil and gas supplies.