A
short summary of what's at stake in the global financial and geopolitical
arena
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What's
at stake concerning Russia and China:
Putin
will seek further autonomy for the Russian economy and further
state control of the banking system in order to protect it by
foreign financial speculative games. It seems that BRICS
increasingly gaining financial independence from the Western
neoliberal bloc. This will bring further panic to the Western
oligarchs as may fear that a fast growing Russian economy could
become a new model for other countries even from the Western
sphere of influence.
It
appears that the SCO formation in 2001 was another tactical win by
the Sino-Russian block, against the - occupied with the war on
terrorism - West, to be used against future plans by the global
neoliberal dictatorship, which would probably include the
dissolution of the vast Russian territory and the dangerous
isolation of China by land and sea.
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What's
at stake concerning Greece and Europe:
Germany
becomes now a key factor for the desirable federalization of the
eurozone through an unprecedented "haircut" of the
social state, labor rights, pensions and salaries, in the name of
the fiscal discipline and competitiveness. Dijsselbloem's
"suggestions" to Germany show characteristically that
the power will be transferred from Berlin to Brussels and to the
European economic mechanisms which already took the power from
politicians through Draghi's decisions. With the biggest economy
of the eurozone adopting such austerity measures, there will be no
"good examples" for anyone to turn to, no excuses. The
anti-austerity front will collapse and the European plutocracy
will declare final victory.
In
the Greek front, the battle prior to the presidential elections
has started. The European neoliberal economic empire will support
current government to end its term and finish the experiment, by
any means.
A
Leftist government, in a fully "neoliberalized" Europe
which will end to serve solely plutocrats' interests, will be like
a "Don Quixote" chasing windmills. Germany's entrance to
the austerity and cuts, as well as the suppression of the
anti-austerity front, will fully isolate such a government unless
we see a fast, general rise of the Left and the anti-neoliberal
forces in Europe, that could change the outcome of the class-war.
As
Social-democrats in nearly every European country have been
"absorbed" by the neoliberal perception carried mainly
by the neoliberal European Right, there is a big political gap to
be filled by political forces who could fight against plutocracy
and defend majority's rights. In Greece, which was chosen to be
the field of the new conditions, the Left, naturally, became a
significant power, taking the first position in recent
Euro-elections through the radical-Left party, SYRIZA.
For
the first time in Greece a Leftist party wins an election, but the
message from Spain is even more promising because Podemos was not
created by small groups behind closed doors, but from people
protesting out in the streets. The next big test for the Leftist
parties would be to synchronize their efforts and create a solid
European front capable to fight against the neoliberal
catastrophe.
It
seems that there are signs of resistance in Europe. Societies are
politically mobilized to face the new challenges. What is left to
see, is whether this would be enough for Europe to change its
course, and bring back the lost values that have been sacrificed
on the altar of the illusive economic indexes. A Europe that will
work for the benefit of the real democracy and majority, not for
the benefit of the bankers and lobbyists.
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And
the combination:
A
second consequence for the US deep state would be the loss of
Europe in the new Cold War. Except from Britons, who have
traditional deep ties and common interests with the US, the rest
of Europe could slip to the Sino-Russian bloc which grows rapidly
in the military and economic field and increasingly gaining
independence from the Western economic system, attracting other
countries too.
As
BRICS are in the processes to decouple economies from the Western
neoliberal monetary monopoly, they could bring back the gold
standard as a base for their transactions, which is much more
steady than the paper money unstable financial bubbles. They are
ready, because they are emerging economies with billions of
potencial consumer tanks and can attract other countries too being
victims of the international financial mafia, like Argentina and
Greece.
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