The classic "Problem-Reaction-Solution" paradigm.
The PTBs manufacture a "problem," the Herd reacts predictably, and the PTBs run to the Herd's rescue with a preplanned "solution."
This little bit ain't too bad: http://www.newworldwar.org/prs.htm
The classic "Problem-Reaction-Solution" paradigm.
Hi nicolas,
Thanks for posting - the article has valuable insights and further references to pursue. Love the acronym MICIMATT (or should it be MICIMouse?)Tobeornot wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 12:17 pm On a separate note this is what Pablo Escobar has to say
The businessman argues that the chief effect of the rate hike “would be to support imports that should not be imported. The fall of the ruble is thus favorable to Russia in terms of self-sufficiency. As import prices rise, these goods should start to be produced domestically. I would just let the ruble fall to find its own level which will for a while be lower than natural forces would permit as the US will be driving it lower through sanctions and short selling manipulation in this form of economic war against Russia.”
But that seems to tell only part of the story. Arguably, the lethal weapon in Russia’s arsenal of responses has been identified by the head of the Center for Economic Research of the Institute of Globalization and Social Movements (IGSO), Vasily Koltashov: the key is to confiscate technology – as in Russia ceasing to recognize US rights to patents.
In what he qualifies as “liberating American intellectual property,” Koltashov calls for passing a Russian law on “friendly and unfriendly states. If a country turns out to be on the unfriendly list, then we can start copying its technologies in pharmaceuticals, industry, manufacturing, electronics, medicine. It can be anything – from simple details to chemical compositions.” This would require amendments to the Russian constitution.
Koltashov maintains that “one of the foundations of success of American industry was copying of foreign patents for inventions.” Now, Russia could use “China’s extensive know-how with its latest technological production processes for copying western products: the release of American intellectual property will cause damage to the United States to the amount of $10 trillion, only in the first stage. It will be a disaster for them.”
As it stands, the strategic stupidity of the EU beggars belief. China is ready to grab all Russian natural resources – with Europe left as a pitiful hostage of the oceans and of wild speculators. It looks like a total EU-Russia split is ahead – with little trade left and zero diplomacy.
Now listen to the sound of champagne popping all across the MICIMATT.
http://thesaker.is/follow-the-money-how ... c-warfare/
That has been an argument (sanctions are good for us) in Russia for years, I think mostly to placate the peons/vassals. With a 20% VAT, and the danger of your business being taken over if it fly's too high, most are content just buying and selling. A campus tech center Skolkova was created in 2011 (with help from MIT in USA and the Russian Finance Ministry) to develop and ultimately produce competitive products. Nothing has come from it. MIT ended their collaboration when UA was invaded in February. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skolkovo_ ... TechnologyTobeornot wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 12:17 pm On a separate note this is what Pablo Escobar has to say
The businessman argues that the chief effect of the rate hike “would be to support imports that should not be imported. The fall of the ruble is thus favorable to Russia in terms of self-sufficiency. As import prices rise, these goods should start to be produced domestically. I would just let the ruble fall to find its own level which will for a while be lower than natural forces would permit as the US will be driving it lower through sanctions and short selling manipulation in this form of economic war against Russia.”
@Sol: thank the sub who sent in that clip for me - I haven't watched part 2 yet, but part 1 is quite excellent.
Agree, excellent. Not much on part 2, wraps up in the first few minutes and I think Medhurst yaks on.
.” Thucydides, History of the Peloponnesian WarThe strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must
There is so much misinformation on every topic today that I think it was Nicolas who stated, the situation is worse today than before. I have to concur. Sol i think you said 90% of the new sources are corrupt I think it's closer to 96%, it takes forever to get an unbiased opinion or a partially biased opinion that sometimes i just give up on looking for one. However thank the subscriber that sent that link to you as I found this interesting clip on that thread