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The battle
on Russia is not over. It looks like Vladimir Putin has to deal with
internal and external threats guided by the Western neoliberal
establishment. From the article by Pepe Escobar at telesurtv.net
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The fight
to the death in Moscow’s inner circles is really between the
Eurasianists and the so-called Atlantic integrationists, a.k.a.
the Western fifth column. The crux of the battle is arguably the
Russian Central Bank and the Finance Ministry – where some key
liberalcon monetarist players are remote-controlled by the usual
suspects, the Masters of the Universe.
The same
mechanism applies, geopolitically, to any side, in any latitude,
which has linked its own fiat money to Western central banks. The
Masters of the Universe always seek to exercise hegemony by
manipulating usury and fiat money control.
So why
President Putin does not fire the head of the Russian Central
Bank, Elvira Nabiulina, and a great deal of his financial team -
as they keep buying U.S. bonds and propping up the U.S. dollar
instead of the ruble? What’s really being aggressed here if not
Russian interests?
[...]
The key front though is the Russian
economy; sooner or later there’s got to be a purge of the
Russian Central Bank and the Finance Ministry, but Putin will only
act when he has surefire internal support, and that’s far from
given.
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The Western
plutocracy wants to fight back and regain the lost time. As mentioned
in previous article:
“What
we see in Ukraine is probably another failure of various think tanks,
mostly from Washington, which they are funded, of course, by the
international capital. It seems that, apart from the fact that they
have underestimated Putin's abilities, they have also wrongly
estimated that Russia had passed permanently in the neoliberal phase
and would be ready to become an easy victim to promote their plans.
According to these plans, the ultimate goal would be probably to
dissolve the vast Russian territory in future and bring in power
Western-friendly puppet regimes, in order not only to conquer the
valuable resources, but also to impose permanently the neoliberal
doctrine on 'unexplored' regions and populations.”
(fa.ev/the-big-barrier-called-putin)
It appears
that Putin tries now to sustain the balances in the inside front, in
order to gain more time to decouple Russia from the Western economic system. The battle in
2016 will be wilder, as the Sino-Russian alliance will accelerate
efforts to create an autonomous economic system before the US
elections. Any GOP or Hillary Clinton in the US presidency will
become the suitable tool to create more trouble for Russia internally
and externally, provoking a dangerous warm conflict.
Recent moves by the Western banking elite mechanisms show
that they attempt to break the Sino-Russian alliance and destroy any
possibility towards the creation of a rival economic system,
independent from dollar domination.
The greatest
challenge for Putin now is to proceed faster to the radical reform of
the Russian economy. A reform which must be driven not only by the
need for independence from the Western economic system and monetary
monopoly, but also by the need of the radical enhancement of the
benefits for the Russian people.
Regardless
of the internal balances that Putin has to preserve, the radical
improvement of the lives of Russian people is of vital importance.
Otherwise, the Western hyenas will exploit the public dissatisfaction
in order to get rid of Putin for good and place another puppet in
power to complete the work of the destruction of Russia.
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