We had both Trump and Macron sweet talking about getting Russia back and again renaming their club G8. Last Tuesday at a G7 presser in Biarritz, the Rothschild groomed Macron took it one step further opening up about the reasons why they all of a sudden longed for friendship with Russia: "We are living the end of Western hegemony." In the same series, Britain's new government under Boris Johnson was telling his colleagues in Biarritz that he is now decisively going for a no-deal Brexit, after which he went back to London and staged a coup d'état by suspending parliament to ensure no elected opposition interfered with it.
At the same time, Russia paraded its resurrected military in Crimea and Syria as well as its formidable new hypersonic doomsday weapons.
Endlessly repeating their own self-serving talking points they must have truly fancied that Russia's economy amounted to nothing else than export of fossil fuels, that "Russia's economy is the size of Holland's," that "Russia does not produce anything," and that Russia was "Nothing but a gas station with nukes".
Nowhere to be found were reports on how Putin by 2013 had totally overhauled the economy transforming Russia into the most self-sufficient diversified major country in the world with all the capabilities of the foremost industrial powers.
The Western world is in turmoil: the previous overwhelming geopolitical domination is gone and over with; military solutions against the main adversaries - China and Russia - are off the books; hybrid wars against them have failed; China and Russia are economically stronger than ever, too strong for the adversary; and to boot the domestic Western economies are in extraordinary bad shape, risking a depression of epic proportions.
Since 2014 when the sanctions were first imposed, Russia's industry has grown 12%. Russia's merchandise trade surplus for the first half of 2019 was $93 billion, ranking third in the world after China and Germany and before South Korea.
What's more important is that while Russia's growth is hovering around the 1%, so is that of all of the Western world.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/new-world-order-meltdown
At the same time, Russia paraded its resurrected military in Crimea and Syria as well as its formidable new hypersonic doomsday weapons.
Endlessly repeating their own self-serving talking points they must have truly fancied that Russia's economy amounted to nothing else than export of fossil fuels, that "Russia's economy is the size of Holland's," that "Russia does not produce anything," and that Russia was "Nothing but a gas station with nukes".
Nowhere to be found were reports on how Putin by 2013 had totally overhauled the economy transforming Russia into the most self-sufficient diversified major country in the world with all the capabilities of the foremost industrial powers.
The Western world is in turmoil: the previous overwhelming geopolitical domination is gone and over with; military solutions against the main adversaries - China and Russia - are off the books; hybrid wars against them have failed; China and Russia are economically stronger than ever, too strong for the adversary; and to boot the domestic Western economies are in extraordinary bad shape, risking a depression of epic proportions.
Since 2014 when the sanctions were first imposed, Russia's industry has grown 12%. Russia's merchandise trade surplus for the first half of 2019 was $93 billion, ranking third in the world after China and Germany and before South Korea.
What's more important is that while Russia's growth is hovering around the 1%, so is that of all of the Western world.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/new-world-order-meltdown
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