Soviet Godfather - v5 Chapter 296

December 25th is the statutory Christmas in the West. On Christmas Day in 1991, the governments of the countries in the Western camp received a big gift. The acting president of the Soviet Union Ulyanov left the Kremlin in a car. Before leaving, he announced that all power would be transferred to Yeltsin, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Republic.

Hundreds of thousands of people on the Red Square in Moscow witnessed the slow drop of the red flag flying over the Kremlin, and many elderly Soviets left sad tears. However, no one at the scene blamed the acting president of the Soviet Union Ulyanov.

Sergei resigned from all his public posts and only retained the position of general secretary of the CPSU. Because of the historical problems of the Soviet Communist Party, although the Soviet Union has disintegrated, the Communist Party organizations in the participating republics have been completely retained.

When the New Year’s Day holiday in 1992 ended, the global capital market ushered in the first trading day of the new year. Because of the collapse of the Soviet Union, the U.S. dollar ushered in the greatest benefit in history. At this time, the long-planned international hot money launched a fierce currency war against the currencies of Western European countries.

On January 2, 1992, the Greek drachma fell below the lowest exchange rate stipulated by the European Linked Exchange Rate within an hour. After the Central Bank of Greece sought help from other countries in the European Community, the Greek government reluctantly announced its withdrawal from Europe. Linked exchange rate mechanism. Then on the second day, January 3, 1992, the Greek drachma fell 30% against the U.S. dollar within a week. Greece became the first country in Europe to be torn apart by international hot money.

In the second week that followed, on January 6, 1992, Portugal’s Escudo followed in the footsteps of Greece’s Delamar and was hit by international hot money. The Central Bank of Portugal also did not wait for the assistance of other central banks in the European Community. The bottom line of the European linked exchange rate was broken by the selling tide of hot money in Portugal’s Escudo, and the Central Bank of Portugal was forced to announce the abandonment of the European linked exchange rate. Then on January 7, 1992, the Portuguese Escudo fell 10% against the U.S. dollar in a single day.

On January 6, 1992, the Luxembourg franc and the Belgian franc were attacked on the same day. After accepting the request of the Luxembourg and Belgian central banks, the French government provided a large amount of real gold and silver to support the two central banks to stabilize exchange rates. Within the next two weeks, international hot money and the French Central Bank fought a dynamic exchange rate war. In the end, the Bank of France lost its guard under the frantic attack of international hot money. Give up support for Luxembourg and Belgium.

In the following months, from Denmark to the Netherlands, from Spain to France, from the United Kingdom to Germany, all were attacked by international hot money to varying degrees. The Netherlands and Spain successively abandoned the European linked exchange rate. The United Kingdom and France survived for the sake of the face of the European powers. In the end, the British pound franc flashed, the central banks of Britain and France abandon the European exchange rate, and the cabinet chiefs of the British and French governments resigned. After paying a huge price, Germany finally retained its position as the European economy’s first brother.

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Attacking the European linked exchange rate allowed Sergei’s consortium to double its strength again. At this moment, Xie Liaosha already has the capital and strength to do whatever he wants. Before the Western countries had time to be happy, a series of news began to make the entire Western group restless.

Just half a year after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the three Baltic countries took the lead in joining the European Unified Market Organization. Then the governments of Ukraine and Belarus also expressed their intention to join the unified market.

In the first general election for the establishment of the Russian Republic, Yeltsin, the successor designated by Sergey Shah, won the final victory. Subsequently, the Communist Party of Russia, represented by Yeltsin, adopted joining the unified market as its policy program.

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In September 1992, Sergei Shah, who had been at home for many days, unexpectedly represented Russia, who had just joined the Unified Market Organization, and was elected as the second chairman of the Unified Market. Afterwards, Sergei was renamed the Union of Independent States by the Unified Market Organization. Just over a week after Sergey took office in the unified market, Syria and Iraq submitted their applications for membership in the Union of Independent States. Immediately afterwards, other republics in the former Soviet Union also joined the Union of Independent States. When 1992 was about to end, the League of Independent States had become a trans-Eurasian, inherited all the spheres of influence of the original Soviet Union, and extended its tentacles to a powerful international organization in the Arab region. Although the countries of the League of Independent States have independent diplomacy and military forces, they do not have the right to issue currency, and personnel from these countries can travel freely. From this point of view, the Union of Independent States should actually be regarded as a country economically.

At the first plenary meeting of the League of Independent States at the end of the year, Sergei proposed the idea of ​​creating a unified constitution and laws within the League ~www.mtlnovel.com~ and gradually establishing a joint army of the League of Independent States. According to these assumptions, the future alliance of independent states will move towards a more integrated direction.

But shortly after this meeting, Sergei Sha resigned as chairman of the League of Independent States, and his successor was former Soviet leader Gorbachev. Sergey Shah, who was originally high hopes, has since completely withdrawn from the world political arena.

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With Sergey no longer involved in politics, his life finally returned to peace, and the people were initially interested in the reason for Sergey’s resignation and his future plans. But time eventually made them forget everything. A few years later, a piece of news broke out in a British tabloid that allowed Sergei to regain public attention. Someone saw the world’s richest man, Eva, the founder of Iridium Star Company, with a pregnant belly and pictures of Sergei shopping. However, neither party made any response to this.

Later, the British media broke out photos of Sergey and Kalim on a luxury yacht in the Mediterranean, and pictures of Sergey and the richest women of the Mediterranean Shipping Group walking hand in hand.

After several years of development, as the economic strength of the League of Independent States has steadily increased, some countries in the original Western camp have also developed a keen interest in the League of Independent States. Turkey and Greece first filed an application for accession to the Union of Independent States. Since then, under the leadership of Gorbachev, the League of Independent States has officially taken its first step towards the west.

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In 2008, with the outbreak of the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, the Gorky Group took over the debt-laden Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, and won two of the five largest investment banks in the United States, thus winning the opportunity to become a shareholder of the Federal Reserve. Since then, Gorky Financial Group has finally completed its ultimate goal-to manipulate the issuance of the US dollar.