The Petrodollar is Officially Collapsing as the Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed to U.S. and Israel in Spite of Alleged “Ceasefire”
The U.S. corporate news headlines for the past 24 hours has stated that there is a 2-week ceasefire agreement in place between Iran and the U.S. But as of the time of my writing this as the U.S. Stock Market closes on Wednesday, April 8th, the only ones who appear to be benefiting from this alleged "ceasefire" appear to be investors on Wall Street, as this "news" triggered a huge rally on Wall Street today. Prior to this, BOTH Iran and the U.S. were claiming to have "won" the war by gaining concessions for the "ceasefire." But this "news" quickly changed as things unfolded today, as Israel reportedly carried out their largest attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon since the Iran War started, which Iran claims violated the ceasefire agreement, while the Trump administration claimed that Lebanon was not part of the agreement. And while there was reportedly some kind of agreement in place to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, at the time of this writing, it is officially closed by Iran due to reporting by many sources, some of which track ships passing through the strait. However, in what may be in my opinion the most significant piece of news to be published in the past 24 hours, the U.S. corporate news is reporting, for the first time, that Saudi Arabia did, indeed, cancel the U.S. petrodollar agreement 2 years ago, as we published here on Health Impact News at the time, as well as a few other sources in the alternative media. I knew this was very significant back then, because several "trolls" tried to comment on that article to debunk it, and some tried to contact me directly, stating that this was "false news", as all the "fact-checking" sites also tried to debunk it. Fast forward to today, as we are over 1 month now into the Iran War and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and now all of a sudden permission has apparently been granted to the corporate media to cover this event from 2024. An article that Fortune published last night had this headline: "2 years ago, Saudi Arabia quietly canceled the ‘petrodollar’ deal with America that wired the world economy for 50 years. Then war broke out in Iran." This admission by the corporate media in the U.S. that the petrodollar is collapsing in favor of the petroyuan, speaks volumes about what the billionaires who run this country now believe in regards to the collapse of the dollar, far more than the political rhetoric about the Iran War. They seem to be admitting defeat, and that the U.S. can no longer control the flow of the world's oil.











