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Economic Changes in the World – Jeffrey Sachs, Alexander Mercouris and Glenn Diesen

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LillyGreenwood
LillyGreenwood
December 9, 2023

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Marlee
Marlee
December 9, 2023

Gaza GAS! — in Gaza and just off-shore???

Irmtraut
Irmtraut
Reply to  Marlee
December 10, 2023

Yes, most probably the main reason for the slaughter of the Palestinians who are the rightful owners of those $453 billions in oil revenue.

Gordion Knot
Gordion Knot
December 9, 2023

Jeffrey cannot bring himself to admit that one of the key issues facing the Argentine economy is it’s inordinate control by 50 oligarchic families whose assets are overwhelmingly valued in US dollars. This stranglehold needs to be broken. Michael Hudson has analysed the solution to this problem very eloquently.

SheBear333
SheBear333
December 9, 2023

Thank you for bringing us the wonderful Professor Sachs for another enlightening conversation! Top notch guest. One note with regard to the growth of China. China’s amazing growth came directly at the cost of American jobs and American workers. Yes, American businessmen profited handsomely on the comparatively cheap Chinese labor, but American manufacturing was destroyed. Neither the American government nor American business community had or has any allegiance to their fellow countrymen, American workers. It gutted the middle class and destroyed small towns across the USA. So while I’m happy that China has developed so wonderfully, make no mistake that… Read more »

Irmtraut
Irmtraut
Reply to  SheBear333
December 10, 2023

I still remember when super greedy Corporate America managed to push through the so-called “Free Trade Agreement” (which had nothing to do with freedom or trade, but was strictly a trick to increase US corporate profits by destroying manufacturing in the US and pay Chinese workers pennies to the dollar for exorbitant corporate profits. It destroyed the US, turned China into a power house, and gave us the government which is destroying America even now.

SheBear333
SheBear333
December 9, 2023

The organic diversity of the world is best. Let the Chinese make their own products in China. Let the Italians make their own products in Italy. The globalist concept is fatally flawed and, among other things, destroys the organic diversity of the globe’s sovereign nation states.

Irmtraut
Irmtraut
Reply to  SheBear333
December 10, 2023

Diversity is good but should be achieved through trade, not any other way.

onward
onward
December 9, 2023

Dr Sachs seems to be a globalist of type, we need to get into the detail if that and how international law can be democratically applied? The sovereign states have their own people to establish democracy and from there international law otherwise we have the huge mistake of the EU without those individual sovereign states with direct and foundational democratic systems: A disastrous beaurocratic (spelling) blob. Sachs definitely has blind spots: Sth America have had predatory US interference for over a century? Whats Sachs view of the WEF? Sachs seems a devotee of CO2 caused climate change, a WEF influence?… Read more »

onward
onward
Reply to  onward
December 9, 2023

The WEF loves the EU beaurocratic blob, they can more easily manipulate it for elite, not majority, governance.

guil cafe
guil cafe
December 10, 2023

i’m guessing

guil cafe
guil cafe
December 10, 2023

Guessing…That J. Sachs is really a colonialist /imperialist in a sham disguise. He gives so much overture to the mainstream status quo, so many excuses…to still have the UN Security Council rule on this situation between Israel & its neighbors. Think he should retire from the debate, if there is a real debate, which there really isn’t. He appears to trust the Chinese/Western system of social media controls/restrictions on free speech & the ability to have an ability to trade freely & he apparently thinks it should apply worldwide, just like any of the WEF/Davos globalists.

zleo99
zleo99
December 10, 2023

Blame European war-mongering on the Vikings!
Vikings invaded Normandy; William the Conquerer was a Norman (Northman!!) Viking.
And possibly on the Mongols, for wars against & involving Russia/Slavs.
(I know next to nothing about history).

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zleo99
zleo99
December 10, 2023

Russia will be saving Europe if it insists on disbanding NATO – Trump will help on that. I was going to say HOPEFULLY skillful diplomacy by Putin can bring EU round to not automatically assuming Russia is their mortal threat – BUT: I read the Telegraph yesterday – the writers and commenters are SO Russophobic and SO ignorant on how the Ukr war is going – still believe Russia is economically and militarily weak and will collapse with JUST A BIT more of Western pressure, and has absolutely no chance against NATO…… What can i say except FFS!! EU &… Read more »

“The US and the UK prefer a long war in Ukraine rather than peace” interview with Unver Sel

NATO is not a defense organization.