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Whenever and wherever a European nation reverts to its legacy, history, culture, and traditions, it immediately finds itself being tamed by alien “democratic” forces which trim national aspirations across the world to make peoples conform to the preferences of the global financial sector. The developments around Hungary at the start of 2012 provided a vivid example of the paradigm...
Elena PUSTOVOITOVA | 11.01.2012 |
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The rise of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – the last one joined the group last year) within a span of three years since its formal inauguration in Russian city of Yekaterinburg in 2008 is really phenomenal...
Aurobinda MAHAPATRA | 07.11.2011 |
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The crisis will inevitably result in dramatic changes on the global political scene. The US will finally lose its superpower status which it had enjoyed for a century. The U.S. has failed to stand the ‘multipolarity test’ and had worn-out wars in the Middle East. Now they lack enough resources to maintain leadership. It is very likely that the collapse of the dollar and of the US financial pyramid will cause an outbreak of aggression from the US side, and a regional war with Iran and other countries of the ‘Greater Middle East’ will become a reality. But this all will just boost the Pax Americana collapse...
Viktor BURBAKI | 02.11.2011 |
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Between 5 July and 3 August, the BBC ran 30 stories on the famine in Somalia but without exception not a single story recounts the history of Somalia or the role of the West in creating the conditions that have led to the unfolding disaster... So, far from being a 'natural disaster' events in Somalia can be traced directly to Western intervention, an intervention carried out in at least one hundred indebted economies the world over in the name of 'structural adjustment'...
William BOWLES | 04.08.2011 |
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In mid June Alan Greenspan, former Federal Reserve chairman, said a default by Greece is “almost certain” and could help drive the US economy into recession. Greenspan’s loud statement on Greece may be a “sound curtain” to prepare the global community to a default by the US... Strategically, it makes no difference if a default by Greece is possible in the near future or it will be delayed by means of infusion of ten billions euros into the national economy from abroad. The result will be the same in both cases: first a deflationary shock and than – hyperinflation. Nevertheless, if Greece receives the economic help from abroad the US will have more time to prepare the scenario of the managed hyperinflation of dollar...
Yuri GAVRILECHKO | 24.06.2011 |
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'Obsolete unwritten convention’ – this is how the executive directors of the BRICS nations at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) board formulated the selection process of the head of one of the premier international bodies. The convention is that both the Bretton Woods structures – the IMF and the World Bank – created in the 1944 are headed by the leaders from the West. The rise of BRIC in the post-cold war era has shifted the global power of balance from west to east
Aurobinda MAHAPATRA | 28.05.2011 |
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The US should think over the crisis of its currency. “The Great robbery” of American taxpayers in an attempt to save Wall Street and the nationalization of its debts (which is comparable, according to Stiglitz, with Yeltsin’s privatization in Russia) is not the only reason for that. The growing discontent with “financomics” in Europe and the achievements of careful bankers and regulators in Asia are gradually forming consensus in the world that a deep reform of the global financial system is needed.
Alexander SALITZKI | 21.04.2011 |
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А new period starts in Tunisia and the country’s is entering the stage of democracy, which won’t be easy. The democratization of the Arabic society is a double-edged sword...
Alexander FROLOV | 20.01.2011 |
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