I'm not taking any pay for this work. Thank you for your vote of confidence, Sit. Is your name Dravidian? I am just guessing. It is not one I recognize, but South India, Sri Lanka seems likely to me. It seems like a long name for SE Asia, such as Cambodia or Thailand. I am interested in the world and people.
Things are more connected to money than they appear to be. The imperial fiat-currency extracts value from all in the world who use it, so positioning military power-points to keep the world using that system, and destroy those who don't, is the key. This system is headed for a crash, and a replacement system is a work in progress with BRICS+ countries.
The global real-economy has peaked in my estimation, around the end of 2018, along with net oil production.
The extraction of value from a shrinking system is a problem. The "owners" seek to reduce competing claims on wealth. Killing people is a conclusive way to do this.
They want to kill competitors and systemic threats first, then kill people who use resources from their system, or have claims to wealth, like retirees.
Like the Zionist project, this is a dead-end street.
What is necessary for the world is a non-imperial restructuring, as is taking place with BRICS+. One should not trust powerful people anywhere, but the transition can be driven by higher economic efficiency, less value extraction by financial elites.
Like the Israeli government, the elites threaten to kill everyone if their power is about to be destroyed ("Samson Option" is to nuke all the capitals and financial centers of foe and friend, alike).
I'm not taking any pay for this work. Thank you for your vote of confidence, Sit. Is your name Dravidian? I am just guessing. It is not one I recognize, but South India, Sri Lanka seems likely to me. It seems like a long name for SE Asia, such as Cambodia or Thailand. I am interested in the world and people.
Things are more connected to money than they appear to be. The imperial fiat-currency extracts value from all in the world who use it, so positioning military power-points to keep the world using that system, and destroy those who don't, is the key. This system is headed for a crash, and a replacement system is a work in progress with BRICS+ countries.
The global real-economy has peaked in my estimation, around the end of 2018, along with net oil production.
The extraction of value from a shrinking system is a problem. The "owners" seek to reduce competing claims on wealth. Killing people is a conclusive way to do this.
They want to kill competitors and systemic threats first, then kill people who use resources from their system, or have claims to wealth, like retirees.
Like the Zionist project, this is a dead-end street.
What is necessary for the world is a non-imperial restructuring, as is taking place with BRICS+. One should not trust powerful people anywhere, but the transition can be driven by higher economic efficiency, less value extraction by financial elites.
Like the Israeli government, the elites threaten to kill everyone if their power is about to be destroyed ("Samson Option" is to nuke all the capitals and financial centers of foe and friend, alike).
I look forward to your thoughts.
Thank you, What does your name mean, Sir?