"All these wars we are witnessing are testimony to what I'm saying; it's not just about oil; it's about controlling oil and the currency used."
Again, you show no understanding on the subject matter. Oil and currencies are goods. The current day state maintains purchasing power and disconnects from the market forces of investment / malisnvestment through control of the good by which all other goods are naturally exchanged. Targeting of potential competitors has always been through the rudimentary methods of a state with a monopoly on violence targeting smaller uncooperative entities (Iraq, Libya, Syria, Liberty Dollars, etc). These methods do not work when there is no central entity to shut down.
The extreme incompetence of these Government entities (By holding a monopoly on violence thereby disconnecting from market forces) is laid bare for all to see in everyday events. One example being when the British Government forced The Guardian UK offices to delete all of their Snowden data, despite their other offices in other parts of the world having the exact same data. Having a monopoly on violence has no direct relation to competence (Usually the opposite). Yet yourself and others bizarrely correlate monopoly on violence to competence and omnipotence.
