Whitney Webb: The 2024 Financial Collapse Has Begun! You Must Prepare (again misconceptions about Westen failures and Ukraine)

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“I think, you know, it’s something that has been planned for some time. What’s interesting is that MBS, as soon as he came to power during the Trump Administration, was very close to Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner. We know from emails that have since come out that Kushner was promoting the idea of stablecoins, like an official US dollar stablecoin. He actually shared a Sam Altman blog post with Steve Mnuchin of the Treasury Department, talking about the USD Coin. This was before Circle launched USDC, so it’s very possible that these discussions were being had some time ago. It may not be as recent as it appears based on the headlines that have been coming out recently.”

“What I’m going to tell you now,” he said, “may sound incredible. But then, when you’re not accustomed to history, most facts about the past DO seem incredible.”

― Aldous Huxley, Brave New World

This is what I am writing all the time. People who own this world are not stupid, and I am sure they have some plan. I do not believe they allowed this to happen unintentionally; they had to plan for it and have a strategy. Many people think it wasn’t planned and that it happened by mistake. I do not agree with that. Convincing us of their failures is part of their playbook, just like they did with Iraq and Libya. I wrote about it in one of my latest posts:

The Iraq War: What Happened, Cost, and Reasons for the Iraq War, and Misconceptions About US Military Failures

Just like in Iraq, they also had a problem: what do you tell the public? How do you explain this to the children? Are you going to say, “We are going to destabilize the area, promote and support terrorists who cut people’s heads off, and make sure they take control over oil fields so that we can later buy oil from them illegally at a discount to make a profit”? They can’t say that, so they came up with the story about WMDs, then the narrative of evil Islamic terrorists and the clash of civilizations.

To be able to steal Iraq’s oil, they had to create ISIS, but they could not tell us that. So they come up with a digestible narrative for the audiences—for the citizens, who they treat as children, like: “We tried to help them, and we did all we could, but those pesky terrorists and these Islamic radicals caused a clash of civilizations. We really tried to spread democracy and fix their state, but we just failed because we are stupid failures.”

Now, if they want to do something with petrodollars and replace it with something else, they also can’t tell us the truth straight away. Every time they do something bad that they can’t admit, they try to convince us they just failed. They wanted to do good but are just stupid and failures with good intentions. That was the only way they could explain to the population what they did in Iraq, the same with Libya, and in my opinion, the same will go for what they are planning to do with the dollar and petrodollar.

The same will also apply to Ukraine. I will also write a little about Ukraine. I want to write a later post explaining Ukraine. I wrote many times about Ukraine, but I think people still don’t get one thing.

Lindsey Graham: “It’s the best money we’ve ever spent”

Condoleezza Rice: “But this is one of the few instruments that we have to open a long run. You simply want to change the structure of energy dependence. You want to depend more on the North American energy platform, the tremendous bounty of oil and gas that we’re finding in North America. You want to have pipelines that don’t go through Ukraine and Russia.”

Here, I link the often-quoted Lindsey Graham words, which people often do not understand. I also link Condoleezza Rice’s video, which is very old and which I have linked many times. I link Condoleezza Rice’s video to highlight one thing: “pipelines that don’t go through Ukraine and Russia.” I live in Poland, so I have a pretty good understanding of Ukraine, its culture, and its history. Condoleezza Rice said they don’t want pipelines going not only through Russia but also through Ukraine. Did anyone ask themselves why? Because Ukraine was never considered in the eyes of the West and the US as a partner or ally. Why? Maybe because over 60% of the population of Ukraine used Russian as their main language and consumed Russian media as their main source of news. At least, that’s how it looked before the war started. Because of that, the West considered Ukraine as part of Russia’s area of influence, and they saw Ukraine as Russia’s ally.

Now, if we understand that, Lindsey Graham’s words start to make sense. If we never consider Ukraine as our ally but rather as Russia’s ally and part of Russia’s sphere of influence, then we just brainwashed a Russian ally, armed it, and made Russia fight their own ally, bleeding out themselves and their ally. But we can’t say that in public, especially as long as Ukraine continues to fight against Russia. Even after the conflict ends, we will not be able to tell the truth. So they will also have a problem: what do you tell the public? How do you explain this to the children? Are you going to say, “Ukraine is not our ally; it is part of Russia’s sphere of influence, so we brainwashed Ukraine to fight Russia so that Russia will fight with its own ally and bleed out themselves and their own ally.” No, we can’t say that, especially as long as Ukraine is fighting, because we want them to keep fighting. So they come up with a digestible narrative for the audience—for the citizens, who they treat as children, like: “We really wanted to help Ukrainians and free them from Russian oppression, but those evil pesky Russians didn’t allow us to do it. We tried really hard to help Ukraine, but we failed.” So in the case of Ukraine, just like Iraq and Libya and anything else horrible the West did, we will just explain to our Western population that we failed. We wanted good, but we, the West, are stupid failures, and we wanted to do good, just like in Iraq and Libya, but we just failed because of our incompetence.

No one asks themselves how Ukraine, full of right-wing radicals, even Nazis, can be allies of the West, which is full of gays, trans, and furries. Also, to make sure Ukraine keeps fighting, we as the West supported the most radical right-wing part of Ukrainian society, even Nazis, because they are the ones willing to fight. So to make sure Ukraine keeps fighting, we supported elements in Ukrainian society that are most incompatible with our society. If we really wanted to integrate Ukraine into the West, we would not support radical right-wing and Nazi elements in the Ukrainian population because they make Ukraine less compatible with the West. But we did it because our goal is not to help and save Ukraine but to simply make Russia fight its ally and bleed out themselves and their own ally, and destroy it. Not only that, but if we play our cards well, we will end up with part of Ukraine’s land as ours. So Russia will bleed themselves and weaken themselves, they will also bleed and destroy their ally, and in the end, we will take part of their ally’s land. So the failure and destruction of Ukraine will be presented to the Western population as a failure, just like Iraq and Libya, to hide the real reasons, motivations, and goals we had and achieved.

Here is also an interesting video regarding the Digital EURO, about which I hadn’t heard before—pretty screwed up stuff:

Digital EURO Update! This CBDC Report Reveals What Central Banks Are Planning!

“Give us this day our daily Faith, but deliver us, dear God, from Belief.

Faith is something very different from belief. Belief is the systematic taking of unanalyzed words much too seriously. Paul’s words, Mohammed’s words, Marx’s words, Hitler’s words—people take them too seriously, and what happens? What happens is the senseless ambivalence of history—sadism versus duty, or (incomparably worse) sadism as duty; devotion counterbalanced by organized paranoia; sisters of charity selflessly tending the victims of their own church’s inquisitors and crusaders. Faith, on the contrary, can never be taken too seriously. For Faith is the empirically justified confidence in our capacity to know who in fact we are, to forget the belief-intoxicated Manichee in Good Being.”

― Aldous Huxley, Island

“History is the record of what human beings have been impelled to do by their ignorance and the enormous bumptiousness that makes them canonize their ignorance as a political or religious dogma”

― Aldous Huxley, Island

“Man is so intelligent that he feels impelled to invent theories to account for what happens in the world. Unfortunately, he is not quite intelligent enough, in most cases, to find correct explanations. So that when he acts on his theories, he behaves very often like a lunatic.”

― Aldous Huxley