Alexander Mercouris
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Blinken Hints Wants Ukr Conflict Freeze, Focus China; Shoigu: Victory Russia’s Only Option; Attrition War, Rus Shell Output Surges
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In 1990 when the Neocons took control of the US government, the median cost of a home was around $100K, gasoline was less than $1 a gallon. Since then, the dollar has lost 42% of its value, they have decimated the US industrial base, and outsourced good paying factory jobs to other countries. They have created a border crisis, a homeless crisis, several debt crisis’, an educational crisis, destroyed most large cities, and divided the people to the point of civil war. The US also murdered somewhere around 5 million innocent people in illegal and illegitimate wars The MIC, Blinken,… Read more »
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I agree with most of what you say, except much of what you describe started long before 1990. The US murdered far more than 5 million innocent people. And you need to add a few more names of the psychopaths who destroyed America.
That’s the necessary outcome of forced dependency upon a Globalists takeover of the economies of nations. We can sum it up as Incerasing dependency on elitist factory owners, a loss of soveriegnty to wage slavery. Utterly cporrosove of human coivilisaiton and commun ities, its worse than you spell out, with decline in manners and purpose at individual level, reducing people to desperate fools whose proud purpose is ‘to make money’ whilst deceptivelly signalling virtue, one being to boast in sense gratification like Romans, and who go on to steal and cheat and parrot a narrative in order to get into,… Read more »
“…was always going to be more of a Hollywood plot line than reality.” Such a glib and shameful admission by the Western elites to minimize any culpability on their part because it was only a movie, don’t you know; after having exerted fierce pressure on the Ukrainian regime to carry out the counter offensive, and with scant consideration of the inevitability of the grisly deaths of some tens of thousands of Ukrainian men and probably several thousand Russians. This level of criminality is off the reality chart!
IN switching from China, Globalist industialists will attmept to set up more giant factories elsewhere.
China as an ‘economic miracle’ grew only as a tool of the Globalist hefemony over USA’s .Euroopes own internal economy – once held in the power of more national corporations. We are speaking of a giant factoty business, and giant agrobusiness, serving , distribution and, wholesale and uniform retail monopolies in an Globalist’s suprarnational trade forced dependency of nations by stripping them of local economy.
America gave nothing whatsoever to Japan or Europe of any value. YOu say that post-war ‘USA built up ecnomies of its allies’. This is the conventional wisdom, beleif, a dogma or whatever. I say that must be untrue, and will show how. I need only beg to differ in one important respect. We are speaking of post-war economies. What they did is to take control of its direction. The post-war building of economies did not involve American laboureres comiing to farm, craft or build. It involved MONEY. Money cannot build or work, it buys control, by taking over the initiative,… Read more »
USA may not have given, (except within, privately as soldiers, gifts of real aid) but money lending bodies did take; they gave loans at usurious interest, which we continue to be in debt for even today. Perhaps that’s not so blatant a theft as ‘economy building perhaps. But the fact is quietly hidden.
Great commentary and analysis, Alexander. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to you if but a day late. Joan Novak, B.C. Canada.
Late for what?