Russia’s Role In The Global Economic Order
June 3, 2022
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The recent sanctions placed on Russia have proven that the role it plays in the global economic order is much greater than is commonly thought.
The recent sanctions placed on Russia have proven that the role it plays in the global economic order is much greater than is commonly thought.
Ukrainian elites began to lean toward nazification well before the crisis of 2013-2014. Even modern Ukraine was built on an anti-Russia foundation, but a large part of the country refused to play along with it and led to a volatile situation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said in April that the government should revise Russia’s approach in WTO by June 1. Now it seems that they’re moving ahead with it as Russia moves to withdraw from WTO and WHO.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov alluded to how the US infiltrated post-Soviet states with biolabs and believes they are secret bioweapons development labs.
Last week, President Biden signed a massive $40 billion military aid bill for Ukraine. Who cares that inflation is killing the American economy and mothers can’t even get baby formula. For Washington, spending on war and empire always seems to trump America’s interests.
An oligarch connected to the Kremlin has stated Putin is “very ill with blood cancer.” This could lead to an overall shift in Russia’s leadership. Under these circumstances, an ex-MI6 head has made the claim that Putin will land in a sanatorium and lose power by 2023.
In a minimalistic sense, countries must comply with the globalists’ ‘Great Reset’ agenda is what they want. Watch here as Klaus Schwab warns nations tempted to preserve their own sovereignty over the global agenda.
Ukraine’s exports have been badly impeded by the conflict, which has caused the country to close its ports, while Russia’s exports have been damaged by Western sanctions. This has left India in a critical role as IMF Chief begs India to revise wheat export ban policy at World Economic Forum.
Hybrid War is being fought predominantly in the economic/financial battleground – and the pain dial for the collective West will only go up.
