Glen Diesen and Alex Krainer: economic collapse & the end of Europe
The artificial maintenance of opposition and tension between the West and Russia, which has persisted since World War II, has its roots in Anglo-Saxon culture, where money, property, and material insatiability dominate motives and behaviour. 80% of post-war conflicts have been caused by the U.S. and its allies in pursuit of resource control. This is rooted in the financial system, starting with the banking and debt system and capital markets in general, developed by the Anglo-Saxon world. The domination of others for the benefit of the banking system has been intertwined with the control of political structures in other countries. The world is changing rapidly, and the West is losing power and control over the financial system in a multipolar world, leading to escalating tensions and wars. Listen the discussion between Glen Diesen and Alex Krainer: