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 |  Subject: THERE IS GOING TO BE A NEW WORLD DISORDER  Sat Apr 09, 2022 12:27 am | |
| “There is gonna be a new world order out there and we’ve gotta lead it!
And we gotta unite the rest of the world in doing it!”
That is what Biden proclaimed in a recent speech.
But since Biden has a tendency to get his speeches wrong, what he meant to say was:
“There is gonna be a new world DIS-order out there and we’ve gotta lead it!
Sadly, as the world has heard in many speeches by the US president, he hasn’t got a clue that his “empire” is collapsing around him.
But regrettably for Biden, the US isn’t an empire at all but a bankrupt nation without leadership. But even worse, the US has just in a final act of desperation not just shot itself in the foot but in the head.
CONSEQUENCES
Very few, if any, of today’s world leaders understand the consequences of their actions and clearly not Biden.
As the world is experiencing the end of an economic era, we are getting the leaders that we deserve and thus the appropriate ones to take the world to Armageddon.
So the world is now entering the final battle, a battle with totally incompetent heads of state which will lead to everyone losing.
The route to Armageddon will be disastrous for the world. Distressed leaders will take calamitous actions, exacerbating not only their own country’s problem, but also the rest of the world’s.
And that is exactly what we are seeing now with the worst possible concoction of debt deficits, currency debasement and decadence. The consequences were of course always predictable based on history. But no leader in the current era is a real student of history. And that is why the world is in such a mess.
HYPERINFLATION FOLLOWED BY A DEFLATIONARY DEPRESSION
I have in many articles outlined the course of events that I see from here – inflation, hyperinflation, debt collapse, asset collapse, leading to economic misery and eventually to a deflationary depression. “All Hell Will Break Loose for Humanity” as I wrote in a recent article.
There will be continued migration, but probably to a lesser extent since there will be no promised lands which will offer the migrants a better life. There will be isolationism and many countries will try to close their borders.
Sadly there will also be wars, cyber, civil and even major military wars. Mankind has never for any longer period stayed away from wars and especially not in periods of economic depression and high debts. Wars are such a wonderful excuse for poor leaders both to print more money and as a blame for the misery that the people suffer.
Western dominated media and propaganda are naturally blaming Putin for the war. And many leaders including Biden want him gone.
WARS HAVE BUILT THE WORLD
Wars are of course terrible whoever starts them but as I just said, the history of the world is very much based on wars and empire building whether we talk about Persian, Roman, Han, Mongol, Ottoman, Spanish, Russian, or British empires.
Many of these empires have been revered for what they achieved and still are today whilst some like the Mongol left very little positive traces for posterity.
The British Empire for example was remarkable. A small island created the biggest empire in history lasting for over 300 years and covering 26% of the world. The cultural and language influence is still significant.
Very few voices are heard today requiring that the kings or emperors of those eras to be convicted for war crimes posthumously.
The US never created an empire but unprovoked attacked countries like Vietnam, Iraq, Libya and Syria. Over 300,000 civilians have been killed in these wars led by the US.
Whilst virtually the whole Western world considers Putin to be a war criminal, we have not heard similar attacks on the US, UK or French leaders who were involved in the above recent wars.
Without intending to take sides, why should we have different rules or laws for different war criminals? There is clearly not a level playing field.
CORNERING A RUSSIAN BEAR HAS CONSEQUENCES
Coming back to consequences, any intelligent Western leader could have predicted Russia’s recent actions since the Maidan Revolution in Ukraine in 2014. This was when a US and Western led coup ousted the elected Ukrainian leader and government and installed a Western friendly leadership.
This coup, combined with new Nato members surrounding Russia, was such a clear threat to Russia that Putin’s reaction was obvious. Cornering a Russian bear is very dangerous.
A strong Western leader and Statesman would have foreseen this and taken up negotiations with Russia. But Western leaders totally ignored all the warnings from Putin and Russia and that is why the world is not just in a mess but in a situation that is geopolitically very dangerous.
Some observers argue that the current situation has been engineered by US Neocons in order to start a conflict/war with Russia.
SANCTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES
The Roman Empire prospered for centuries due to free trade within and outside. But to sanction a country like Russia which has the world’s greatest natural resources to the extent of $75 trillion is total madness. Even worse when this sanctioned country supplies the energy of almost half of Europe, this is not just shooting yourself in the foot but in the head. See my article “A Global Monetary Inferno of Nuclear proportions”.
This will not just lead to energy and food shortages in the West but also a massive decline in world trade as well as GDP.
The CEO of BASF, the world’s largest chemical producer, said recently:
“Cutting off energy from Russia will spiral Germany into its most “catastrophic economic crisis going back to the end of WWII!”
But this should not come as a surprise for students of history. At the end of major economic cycles, countries get the abysmal leaders they deserve and these leaders will show a total lack of both intelligence and statesmanship. So sadly there is not even one leader who is capable of negotiating with Putin.
As a matter of fact, the US doesn’t seem to have a leader at all. And Germany’s new leader Scholz had hardly got his feet under the table before he was landed with the small problem that his country gets 55% of its natural gas from its enemy Russia. How inconvenient.
Germany clearly never learnt the expression “Don’t bite off the hand that feeds you”.
Both Britain’s Boris “Partygate” Johnson and France’s “Manu” Macron can count themselves lucky that the war took the attention away from their domestic problems.
More: .https://goldswitzerland.com/there-is-going-to-be-a-new-world-disorder/ |
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