I was surprised at the one-sidedness of Mr. Sach's view of the Arab-Israeli conflict. All the Palestinians have to do to stop the violence is recognize Israel's right to exist. But for whatever reason or reasons, that never seems to happen.
Alternately, Israel could include Palestinians as equal citizens. Or return to the basic principle that the Zioinists were going to live side by side and not create a state.
Sachs is an interesting character. I largely agree with him on his views on US foreign policy, but I find his close association with the UN, WEF, WHO and similar institutions rather troubling. He rightly criticises the Neocons for spreading their brand of "democracy" through regime change operations and provoked wars. But isn't his technocratic Agenda 2030 with its "sustainable development goals" quite similar? Sure, its a softer and less bloody approach but it also forces countries to accept and implement the "correct" policies, as defined by Sachs and other technocrats. It keeps corrupt governments in power and third world countries dependent on Western aid. The main beneficiaries are corrupt officials, connected businesses, and otherwise useless Westerners in the international bureaucracy, associated quangos, aid agencies, etc.
I`ve been following Your work for years and thank You for Your commitment. Two remarks actually:
Many Germans are buying precious metals, may be even abroad ... The poorer people however are selling perhaps their last shirt.
Since Thursday interest rates in the US and around the world have fallen significantly. Seems there was another rescue operation by global central banks; accordingly stocks and gold shot up for a day so far. Is there more to come? Maybe it's the start of QE97. Any thoughts on this?
As long as people in general are dominated by their egos (lacking deeper personal self-awareness), then nations are dominated by the same forces. It always boils down to power and submission and the elucive force of projecting the evil onto others.
It's a recognised symptom of a failing US "Empire". A wilful lack of economic history education, mixed with a bucket full of pure greed and the inability for cowardly politicians to tell the truth?
Kicking the "TRUTH" down the road and calling it a can?
Debt is not good when devaluing the "fiat currency". Then shorting all other currencies exposed to the US fiat!
The only "True Money" Wins! Physical Gold, Silver and Copper.
Brilliant. It will never happen of course but that interview should be on the BBC/ITV/SKY/GBNews then perhaps we would have a nation who finally understands. But alas it's never gonna happen. Thanks be to you for bringing it to us.
I was surprised at the one-sidedness of Mr. Sach's view of the Arab-Israeli conflict. All the Palestinians have to do to stop the violence is recognize Israel's right to exist. But for whatever reason or reasons, that never seems to happen.
Alternately, Israel could include Palestinians as equal citizens. Or return to the basic principle that the Zioinists were going to live side by side and not create a state.
Sachs is an interesting character. I largely agree with him on his views on US foreign policy, but I find his close association with the UN, WEF, WHO and similar institutions rather troubling. He rightly criticises the Neocons for spreading their brand of "democracy" through regime change operations and provoked wars. But isn't his technocratic Agenda 2030 with its "sustainable development goals" quite similar? Sure, its a softer and less bloody approach but it also forces countries to accept and implement the "correct" policies, as defined by Sachs and other technocrats. It keeps corrupt governments in power and third world countries dependent on Western aid. The main beneficiaries are corrupt officials, connected businesses, and otherwise useless Westerners in the international bureaucracy, associated quangos, aid agencies, etc.
Classic limousine leftist.....
Dear Alasdair,
I`ve been following Your work for years and thank You for Your commitment. Two remarks actually:
Many Germans are buying precious metals, may be even abroad ... The poorer people however are selling perhaps their last shirt.
Since Thursday interest rates in the US and around the world have fallen significantly. Seems there was another rescue operation by global central banks; accordingly stocks and gold shot up for a day so far. Is there more to come? Maybe it's the start of QE97. Any thoughts on this?
The decline in bond yields appears to be consolidating earlier rises. That's all.
As long as people in general are dominated by their egos (lacking deeper personal self-awareness), then nations are dominated by the same forces. It always boils down to power and submission and the elucive force of projecting the evil onto others.
Scary thought that the world would come to an end in two hours should a nuclear war be initiated.
Dear Alasdair,
It's a recognised symptom of a failing US "Empire". A wilful lack of economic history education, mixed with a bucket full of pure greed and the inability for cowardly politicians to tell the truth?
Kicking the "TRUTH" down the road and calling it a can?
Debt is not good when devaluing the "fiat currency". Then shorting all other currencies exposed to the US fiat!
The only "True Money" Wins! Physical Gold, Silver and Copper.
Brilliant. It will never happen of course but that interview should be on the BBC/ITV/SKY/GBNews then perhaps we would have a nation who finally understands. But alas it's never gonna happen. Thanks be to you for bringing it to us.
Pretty tame in my opinion. Youtube censors heavy stuff. Check out Dollar Vigilante on Bitchute.