Weapon M. The Weaponization of Money For Geopolitics.

Anant Singh

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Money is no longer neutral infrastructure—it is the ultimate weapon of 21st-century power.

The United States has perfected a new form of warfare: projecting global dominance without firing a shot, using the U.S. dollar, its financial institutions, and the threat of sanctions as instruments of coercion. In a world where financial systems are now the primary battlegrounds, "Weapon M: The Weaponization of Money" offers an essential, objective analysis of this critical shift in geopolitics.

This book pulls back the curtain on the mechanics of financial dominance:

The Power of the Dollar: Understand the "exorbitant privilege" of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency and how that power is leveraged to enforce global compliance.

The SWIFT Hammer: Discover the hidden mechanics of the SWIFT messaging system and other financial networks that serve as tripwires for devastating economic sanctions.

Case Studies in Coercion: Analyze the history and consequences of financial warfare, from its origins to its current use against major rivals, and the resulting ripple effects on global trade and ordinary citizens.

The Backlash and De-Dollarization: Explore the rising resistance to U.S. financial hegemony. The book details the accelerating global push for de-dollarization, the strategic alliance of blocs like BRICS seeking alternative trade currencies, and the disruptive potential of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and cryptocurrencies.

The weaponization of money has created a global financial system hanging by a thread, destined for a fragmented financial order where the dollar is powerful but no longer universal.

If you are a student, researcher, academician, or a curious reader seeking to understand the real forces shaping the world, this book provides the crucial historical context, data-driven insights, and future predictions needed to decode the struggle for global financial control.