@Wilso,
This foolish idiot is posting stuff from several years ago. The last article he posted is dated February of 2010. The economies of the world is not static; some basic economic theory that he fails to understand. What happened in 2010 is much different in macroeconomic terms from what is happening in 2014.
His premise that the dollar is shrinking in value is good for the US, because it makes it cheaper for foreign countries to buy US goods and services. That's Econ 101. Demand for US goods will increase while the rest of Europe struggles and they look for cheaper goods.
China's economy is also struggling from their speedy growth a few years ago that made them over-develop their factories that now sits dormant.
They have a very big problem, because those bank loans that built them will not be repaid.
Rather than money being sunk into Russian oil companies, most foreign investors are buying US stocks and bonds. That's the smart money.
The US economy have been adding over 200,000 jobs every month, because demand for our goods and services continues to grow. Many countries unemployment rates are growing. Look at Europe and China.
Many states and cities are increasing the minimum wage above the federal minimum wage - and their jobs are growing.
This pro-Putin/Russia poster doesn't have any knowledge about economics.
If you believe the direct opposite of what he spews, you'd be 100% correct.