Dollar rallies on another global incident

For those who think the U.S. isn't interfering in the politics of other countries such as Haiti and Venezuela, funding or instigating coups, just notice the rise in the value of the dollar after the bomb blasts in Madrid yesterday, and now in response to the impeachment of the South Korean president. All that is even aside from the issue of oil ownership. At least directly.

Considering the effect that global events have on the value of the dollar, why wouldn't the U.S. interfere?

And, for those with shorter memories, recall the little stock market options the Pentagon had going, which supposedly they don't do any more.




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I've just started reading "Killing Hope", a book listing U.S. involvement in assassination attempts and coups around the world since the end of WWII. I'll share bits with you as I go. The list is long. Very long.