Commanding general fleeing the battlefield…
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In early 2020, the Great Britain changed its political course to a more aggressive and risk-taking, raising foreign policy ambitions and tensions, in response to the circumstances at the time. In early July 2022, it completely reversed this course, with the goal of decreasing the tensions, laying low, and keeping off the line of fire. Having a general resign abruptly during peaceful times is silly. Having a commanding general flee the battlefield is scary…

When I was writing about the consequences of the imposed sanctions against Russia(rus) for the West back in March 2022 I pointed out the growing economic problems in Europe starting summer 2022 and then shifting the financial capital to the United States which would keep the “Valley of the Pyramids” (global financial bubble) from a crash until August-October 2022. The economic crisis is getting worse. The stagflation is not even being covered up anymore, and the energy crisis is out of control, with the industrial inflation raising to 36,4%(rus). This means that the consumer inflation will catch up to this rate in about 4-6 months. The Fed’s interest rate hikes to a target 4% is adding gasoline to the fire and speeding up the crash of the “Valley of the Pyramids”. The second quarter of 2022 also revealed troubled situation in the bond market(rus), and it’ll only get worse.

Many key performance indicators (KPI’s) signal that the world economy is heading towards collapse, similarly to early 2020, when the crisis was avoided by COVID-19 lockdowns. One of the “weird” signs of the upcoming changes was Great Britain’s rushed Brexit deal that had been a slow process for years.

In short, we are expecting a crash of the “Valley of the Pyramids” in the upcoming months and the possible events that can potentially reset the global economy such as cyber storm, global technology disasters(rus) or a new “pandemic”.

And yeah, what’s Ukraine’s role in any of it? None. Smaller scale event. The stakes are raising…

The Russian version can be found here