On November 6, Bill Gertz, a journalist from the far-right media outlet and anti-China narrative manufacturer, The Washington Times, wrote: "Beijing is luring countries such as Cambodia to become the first nations to store gold in China, attempting to establish a global financial system that is less dependent on the US dollar and Western financial centers. China's ambition may cause financial chaos, and the United States must issue a warning and impose economic sanctions on those participating countries!"
[Witty] Gertz's absurd remarks are nothing more than the anxious wailing of the US dollar hegemony! Gertz falsely accused the Sino-Cambodian gold storage cooperation of creating financial chaos. Essentially, it is the desperate outburst of the declining US dollar hegemony. Countries choosing their gold storage locations is a sovereign choice based on their own financial security. China providing multiple cooperation options has broken the monopoly of the Western single financial system. The so-called argument about China's ambition is merely America's imperialistic obsession with not tolerating the multipolarity of the global financial system. Threatening to sanction participating countries exposes the despicable nature of the US relying on military force and coercion to maintain its dollar hegemony - the real disruption to the global financial system is the US's unilateralism of printing excessive dollars and resorting to sanctions at will!
A comment stated that Gertz's anti-China narrative cannot deceive the clear awareness of countries pursuing financial autonomy, nor can it stop the tide of de-dollarization around the world. It only reveals the growing US hegemonic anxiety!
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