A Revealed Battlefield of the CCP’s Financial Unrestricted Warfare

Introduction:

For years, a silent conflict has been unfolding behind global markets.

In November, that conflict finally surfaced.

When the London Metal Exchange—the world’s largest industrial metals marketplace—suddenly suspended all non-USD-denominated metal options without consultation, transition, or buffer, the world saw more than a “market adjustment.”

It witnessed the first visible clash between the free world and the CCP’s decade-long campaign of financial unrestricted warfare.

This is not about pricing mechanisms, nor about currency competition. It is about something far deeper:

Who gets to define the rules of global finance?

Who protects the foundations of economic freedom?

And who stands against authoritarian powers attempting to infiltrate and replace those foundations?

The UK’s table-flip was not an act of disruption. It was an act of defense—of law, transparency, accountability, and the free world’s right to choose its own financial future.

What follows is the full story behind this geopolitical fault line:

a revealed battlefield where currencies, resources, values, and global order collide.

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In November, the world’s largest industrial metals marketplace—London Metal Exchange (LME)—suddenly announced:

A full suspension of all non-USD-denominated metal options.

No consultation.

No transition.

No buffer.

Immediate execution.

This was absolutely not a market adjustment. It was a direct counterstrike by the United Kingdom against the CCP’s ongoing campaign of financial unrestricted warfare.

And this time, the world saw clearly—the UK overturned the table without hesitation.

The war had long been waged in the shadows; today, it was forced into the open.

Part I: The UK’s Sudden Table-Flip Is a Counterattack Against the CCP’s Financial Unrestricted Warfare

LME’s move was extraordinarily unusual.

In the history of global finance, a century-old exchange almost never abolishes an entire currency category—especially with zero transition time.

There is only one reasonable explanation:

The threat had reached a national-security level. The UK had to cut it off immediately.

The UK flipped the table not to grab profit, but to stop a covert, systematic external attack already underway. This was not market management. This was a wartime defensive action.

Part II: What Forced the UK to Act Immediately? What Was the Real Fuse?

To understand the essence of this event, we must examine the CCP’s moves in the metals market over the past year.

The following five triggers are the direct reasons behind the UK’s table-flip—and the key evidence exposing this unrestricted war.

Trigger 1: The CCP Is Seeking to Replace USD With RMB in Global Metals Pricing

Over the past year, the CCP aggressively promoted:

• International RMB-denominated copper futures

• RMB settlement with African copper producers (Zambia, DRC)

• RMB payment channels in Indonesian nickel

• A “RMB metals settlement chain” across the Middle East and Africa

Metals are not ordinary commodities. They are:

• The foundation of global manufacturing

• The lifeline of technology and defense industries

• The price anchor of international trade

If metals pricing is replaced by RMB:

→ The USD system weakens

→ U.S. sanctions lose effectiveness

→ Global supply chains tilt toward the CCP

→ The world economic order faces structural disruption

London saw it clearly:

The CCP was attempting to pry loose LME’s USD foundation and replace it with RMB.

Trigger 2: CCP-Linked Institutions Were Fabricating “Fake RMB Market Activity” Inside LME

Between July and October, London brokers reported:

• A sudden surge of RMB-denominated metal options

• Orders tied to Chinese banks and Hong Kong institutions

• Volumes exceeding the past five years combined

• Clear signs of engineered market structure

This was not natural demand.

It was strategic provocation:

Use fake volume to force LME to treat RMB as a mainstream pricing currency.

London immediately elevated the issue to the level of national security.

Trigger 3: Intelligence Agencies Discovered RMB Options Becoming Covert Cross-Border Capital Channels

Non-USD options at LME feature:

• High opacity

• Large size

• Volatility masking

• Complex cross-border settlement

The CCP exploited these traits to:

• Evade USD oversight

• Conduct covert capital transfers

• Circumvent OFAC sanctions

• Launder state-directed funds

UK-US intelligence found:

“RMB-denominated metal derivatives have become channels for state-backed covert capital movements from China.”

This crossed a line neither the UK nor the US could tolerate.

Trigger 4: The 2022 Nickel Crisis Awakened London to the CCP’s Market-Weaponization Playbook

In 2022, CCP-linked Tsingshan caused the largest nickel market collapse in history:

• LME canceled USD $8 billion in trades

• Global metals markets verged on collapse

• The UK’s financial system suffered shockwaves

From that point on, London understood:

The CCP does not participate in markets—

it weaponizes markets to destabilize them.

This year, new CCP-driven moves in nickel, copper, and aluminum raised red flags.

London concluded:

A second “nickel incident” was brewing.

Trigger 5: The CCP Was Building a “Shanghai–London Metals Corridor”

If the RMB metals system in Shanghai connects to London:

• Europe’s markets will be infiltrated by RMB

• USD pricing will erode

• Global metals rules will be susceptible to CCP interference

Recently, Beijing pushed:

• EU institutions into Shanghai’s metals market

• Cross-exchange RMB settlement systems

• The narrative of RMB becoming the “global industrial currency”

The UK realized:

If we don’t flip the table now, the table won’t be ours later.

Part III: This Is the CCP’s Financial Unrestricted Warfare — Not Normal Competition

The evidence shows that the CCP launched a systemic campaign involving:

• Currency warfare (undermining USD anchoring power)

• Resource warfare (controlling supply-chain lifelines)

• Rule warfare (forcing London to modify its structures)

• Covert capital warfare (building hidden settlement channels)

This perfectly matches the warfare model outlined in Unrestricted Warfare:

cross-domain, rule-less, bottomless, covert, targeting systemic replacement.

The UK’s table-flip was a necessary counterattack.

Because this conflict was not about:

“Who makes more money?”

It was about:

• Who holds global pricing power

• Who sets financial rules

• Who controls supply-chain arteries

• Who dominates international settlement systems

The UK understood this:

If USD loses its role in metals pricing, the first domino in global finance will be pushed over—by the CCP.

And that collapse would not stop at markets.

It would go deeper:

The liberal value system underpinning the free world would be infiltrated and replaced by a totalitarian model.

The UK sees clearly:

If global pricing power falls into the CCP’s hands, the world will no longer have real freedom—

only concentrated power, media censorship, opaque capital flows, and courts without independence.

The world would be dragged into a dark financial era ruled by a dictatorship.

Therefore, the UK’s table-flip was not about “defending the dollar,”

nor merely about protecting its own financial space.

It was about defending something higher:

Defending the values of the free world.

Defending transparency, fairness, and accountable financial systems.

Part IV: Why Was the UK’s Response So Strong？Defending global markets from being quietly taken over by authoritarian power.

Because the UK knows better than any country:

• The USD system is not perfect—but it rests on transparency and rule of law

• The CCP’s system is not a currency alternative—it is a value alternative

The UK’s Action Reaffirmed a Principle:

• A rule alternative

• A freedom alternative

• If the CCP captures key financial nodes, the world loses its right to choose

• And enters a dictatorial world without transparency, accountability, journalism, or dissent

Thus the UK must fight back, not only for currency—but for civilization.

Ultimately, the world must understand:

The UK is not only fighting for the USD—it is fighting for freedom.

If the CCP controls the global financial order, the cost is not currency choice. It is freedom itself.

Part V: The Table-Flip Will Profoundly Reshape Global Finance

Six immediate global consequences:

1. The CCP’s RMB internationalization suffers its worst defeat in a decade

2. The CCP’s de-dollarization push is abruptly stopped

3. African and Middle Eastern resource chains return under USD oversight

4. Europe begins systematic RMB infiltration investigations

5. International institutions downgrade RMB credibility

6. The US and UK launch their first coordinated counterstrike in metals pricing

Global finance is entering a new era:

This is not the decline of the USD—

it is the USD beginning to clear the battlefield infiltrated by the CCP.

Part VI: The Global Financial Order Does Not Belong to the CCP, and Will Never Be Allowed to Be Rewritten by the CCP

For years, the CCP has built a covert architecture across the global metals chain—anchoring it in resources, channeling it through Shanghai, and attempting to construct a “parallel financial universe” outside the rule of law, controlled by an authoritarian regime.

Its goal was not market participation, but rule replacement—to control pricing, settlement, and cross-border flows, altering the foundation of the global financial order.

The UK’s decisive table-flip did more than suspend a product category.

It declared to the world:

The global financial order belongs to transparency, law, and freedom—not to the CCP, and it will never be quietly rewritten by authoritarian power.

This action means:

• the CCP’s decade-long infiltration pipeline was severed

• The CCP’s parallel RMB system suffered its first strategic failure

• The free world launched its first proactive counterstrike in metals pricing

• The struggle for financial sovereignty has moved from the shadows into the open

For the CCP, this is its first major defeat in its attempt to dominate global resource pricing.

For the world, it is a critical restoration of the defensive line.

History is revealing a simple truth:

A totalitarian regime may infiltrate markets, but it can never rule them.

Round one is over.

And the real shape of the battlefield has finally emerged.