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Everyone feared the Global meltdown yet it was inevitable (Part One)
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Today, many people are absorbed in the Ukrainian events, remain unaware of what lies in the heart of it, being ignorant of the general context. Let’s have a broader, global look at the situation. What you are going to read this time has been covered in my writing in every detail (you will find some references in the text). It is my sincere wish that this time, a comprehensive picture will be put together, and that the meaning and logic of what is going on will become clear. In order to have a better picture of where the World is headed towards to – watch the video or download my book(rus) from the net, it is available free of charge in e-libraries (a revised version which is twice as big is currently at the publisher’s).

Humanity is on the verge of a global social catastrophe, the biggest for the last 400 years. The World passed the point of no return long ago, countries cannot change much, they can only, to some extent, shift their problems onto their neighbors and give the World a little bit more time. What lies at the heart of the disaster is ever-growing interconnectiveness, which blocks the world system principle and the crisis of the demise of capitalism which implies that the non-capitalist periphery exposed to plundering to mitigate the current crisis no longer exists.

The collapse of the USSR delayed the catastrophe for 30 years by robbing the former Soviet bloc but did not prevent it. The economic crisis today is just a part of the problem, the meltdown will be as big as 50% from 2019, in advanced economies like US or EU, it is up to 70%. Comparatively, the Russian economy declined by just over 30% in the 1990s. Now the entire world economy is facing the same threat, but the collapse will be so abrupt that it will be almost impossible to maintain any degree of stability. The Valley of the Pyramids, the aggregation of speculative markets will disappear, and the social consequences of the catastrophe will be terrible, but this has been predicted, foretold and logically justified for centuries.

Over the past 30 years the western elite has been designing the global world, guided by right-liberal principles, but they have failed. The economic benefit gained as a result of the unification (globalization) proved to be a lot less than the resistance of various nations, cultures, religions and social principles (mankind is incredibly diverse). The new tower of Babel is falling apart, which is natural, and we are bearing witness to this. The architects of the global world are aware of it and are trying to slow the process(rus) down by designing new simulacra: inclusive capitalism(rus), the global warming(rus), covid-19 etc. but to no avail.

(to be continued)
The Russian version can be found here
Telegram GEOSTRATEGIST Geostrategist Andrei Shkolnikov presents a report on the topic “National Strategies 2021-2090. Is the future of Russia predetermined?». This report reflects the main geostrategic scenarios for the world and Russia. At the moment, this is a complete collection…
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