Hell, I would too, fuck this gas station war...
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How Russia is grooming Ukraine’s children to fight for it: ‘I understood it wasn’t just play’
Abducted children and those from occupied territories are turning up in Russia’s military-style training camps, with fears that some are already on the frontline
Fascinating, while israel deliberately butchers and starves children...
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Never looking at 500K misplaced children across our southern border...
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‘They’re Zombies’: US Pharma Experiment Pumping Ukraine Soldiers w/ Drugs, Army Captain Warns'
The U.S. pharmaceutical industry has long been operating in Ukraine; however, according to Russian-American geopolitical analyst Stanislav Krapivnik, some of these companies are in the business for war.43
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lol...
Polish media rushed to interview witnesses who heard drones being shot down after flying into Poland.
One of the witnesses directly stated that this whole "attack" is a planned provocation by Ukraine:
— I think it was the Ukrainians (who launched the drones).
— You think so?
— Of course!
— The Ukrainians say there was a massive attack on their territory. Well, some of the drones ended up in Poland, but some drones, as Donald Tusk said, came through Belarus.
— Everyone says what they want. That's why I don't watch TV, because it's not worth filling your head with the nonsense shown on Polish television.
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Those drones couldn't fly from Russia to Poland. Not enough fuel.
Looks like another false flag event to make Article 5 kick in.
They look rehabbed with duct tape holding them together. Probably bought them on ebay?
LOL
EU has pensioners, "draftable" immigrants living on the dole, and debt. War is good for business!
Capital controls will be enacted in the EU and wealth is leaving before the first shot is fired that starts WWIII.
Armstrong also addresses the strength of the US dollar, the strategic positioning of China in the global economy, and the emerging economic potential of South America. He concludes with insights on interest rates and their relationship with economic confidence and stability.
Recording date: September 12, 2025
Chapters
0:00 Intro
01:31 - Discussion begins on economic cycles
02:01 - Martin Armstrong on specific triggers for economic downturn
03:26 - Impact of government policies
04:26 - Critique of NATO’s purpose and war propaganda
06:49 - NATO’s role in escalating tensions with Russia
08:32 - Poland’s drone incident and government motivations for war
09:25 - Sovereign debt crash forecast (2025-2027) and implications for banks/pensions
09:51 - Asset allocation strategies for investors to navigate the crisis
12:11 - Capital controls and the risks of a digital euro
12:31 - Martin Armstrong’s view on digital currencies as a “digital gulag”
14:28 - Human nature and government self-interest across history
14:40 - Discussion on de-dollarization and the US dollar’s strength
16:07 - BRICS ambitions and limitations against the US dollar
19:11 - Political systems and the challenges of monetary reform
20:34 - Why the US dollar remains the reserve currency
21:34 - Tool of Marxism in currency cancellations
21:45 - China’s geopolitical strategy and long-term thinking
24:13 - China’s practical approach to economic cycles
26:22 - Comparison of China and Russia post-communism
26:29 - Emerging economic superstars (South America, Argentina)
29:14 - Importance of private sector innovation for economic growth
31:20 - Sanctions, free trade, and their impact on world peace
32:23 - Critique of current world leaders
32:41 - Interest rates and their alignment with stagflation forecast
34:42 - Confidence as the key driver of economic behavior
36:53 - Contagion risks in Europe (France’s debt crisis)
37:49 - How a European debt crisis could impact banks and pensions
Looks like another false flag event to make Article 5 kick in.
They look rehabbed with duct tape holding them together. Probably bought them on ebay?
LOL
EU has pensioners, "draftable" immigrants living on the dole, and debt. War is good for business!
Capital controls will be enacted in the EU and wealth is leaving before the first shot is fired that starts WWIII.
Gold, Stocks, Dollar Surge: Martin Armstrong on Surviving the Next Crisis
In this conversation, Martin Armstrong discusses the economic outlook from 2025 to 2030, emphasizing the potential for stagflation in the US and economic turmoil in Europe. He highlights the unsustainable nature of government debt and the risks associated with digital currencies.Armstrong also addresses the strength of the US dollar, the strategic positioning of China in the global economy, and the emerging economic potential of South America. He concludes with insights on interest rates and their relationship with economic confidence and stability.
Recording date: September 12, 2025
Chapters
0:00 Intro
01:31 - Discussion begins on economic cycles
02:01 - Martin Armstrong on specific triggers for economic downturn
03:26 - Impact of government policies
04:26 - Critique of NATO’s purpose and war propaganda
06:49 - NATO’s role in escalating tensions with Russia
08:32 - Poland’s drone incident and government motivations for war
09:25 - Sovereign debt crash forecast (2025-2027) and implications for banks/pensions
09:51 - Asset allocation strategies for investors to navigate the crisis
12:11 - Capital controls and the risks of a digital euro
12:31 - Martin Armstrong’s view on digital currencies as a “digital gulag”
14:28 - Human nature and government self-interest across history
14:40 - Discussion on de-dollarization and the US dollar’s strength
16:07 - BRICS ambitions and limitations against the US dollar
19:11 - Political systems and the challenges of monetary reform
20:34 - Why the US dollar remains the reserve currency
21:34 - Tool of Marxism in currency cancellations
21:45 - China’s geopolitical strategy and long-term thinking
24:13 - China’s practical approach to economic cycles
26:22 - Comparison of China and Russia post-communism
26:29 - Emerging economic superstars (South America, Argentina)
29:14 - Importance of private sector innovation for economic growth
31:20 - Sanctions, free trade, and their impact on world peace
32:23 - Critique of current world leaders
32:41 - Interest rates and their alignment with stagflation forecast
34:42 - Confidence as the key driver of economic behavior
36:53 - Contagion risks in Europe (France’s debt crisis)
37:49 - How a European debt crisis could impact banks and pensions
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Ukraine’s drones set Primorsk ablaze as Zelensky vows more strikes on Russia’s oil exports - Splash247
Ukraine’s long-range drone war on Russia’s energy infrastructure escalated dramatically late last week, with strikes on the Baltic oil hub of Primorsk damaging tankers, halting terminal operations, and sparking fires visible for miles. Two Sierra Leone-flagged aframax tankers – Kusto and Cai Yun...
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