Submitted by: Donald Hank
The
term revolution has multiple meanings dependent upon the perspective of the
rebels seeking it, and the establishment trying to keep it from occurring.
But throughout the annals of history, revolution has never come easily,
and almost inevitably is achieved through violent action, or in many cases,
all-out war.
For
Russia, which understands the concept and history of revolution within their own
peoples, the direction they see the world moving towards, especially in the
economic plane, is a form of revolution against the old way. And as
President Putin’s adviser Sergei Glazyev ascertained
on Thursday of last week, the revolution to change the global financial system
will come by war, as it has in almost every single instance in
history.
“The
world today is going through a year of overlapping cyclical crises. This is a
period when the global economy is changing as the structure that has driven
economic growth for 30 years has exhausted itself. The world needs to transition
to a new system and transition has always come about through
war…
The
last elections to the European Parliament showed that all European citizens are
not fooled by the false pro-American, anti-Russian propaganda… and by the
constant stream of lies
In
order to avoid the constant threat of foreign asset confiscation, we need to
build our own sovereign monetary macro-economic policy.” ? Sergei Glazyov
Sergei
Glazyov is not someone whose words are to be taken
likely, as he speaks for the President as his close economic and geo-political
adviser. In fact, Glazyov was the first to suggest the
use of dumping dollars and treasuries as a means to counter economic sanctions
coming from Washington, and eventually sees the growing conflict between East
and West escalating towards a violent confrontation.
The
United States is at the same crossroads Britain experienced shortly after the
end of WWII, where their empirical power was challenged and eventually
eradicated by a strong presence, and new economic paradigm. The only
differences today are the geographical locations in which the U.S. is fomenting
war in order to keep control over the financial system, and the strength and
power of the coalitions opposing them. In the
1950′s, Russia and China were bitter enemies, but now they stand in lockstep
against the U.S. and against dollar hegemony. Each nation is now superior
to America in regards to energy and economy, and by offering nations around the
world, including those who are stated enemies of the U.S. (Iran, Syria), a
chance to join the East in free trade as opposed to military occupation, the
U.S. is become more isolated every day, and their responses are as a petulant
child about to have their toys taken away from them.
But
both Putin and Glazyov knows that a petulant child
has one more violent tantrum left to unleash, and it is upon that day that
Russia, Europe, and the rest of the world wait in anxious anticipation, for the
revolution against the dollar has already begun, and all that is left is to see
how much damage it will take to wrest final control from the hands of the
tyrant.
Kenneth
Schortgen Jr is a writer
for Secretsofthefed.com, Exami ner.com,
and hosts the popular web blog, The Daily
Economist. Ken
can also be heard Friday evenings giving an weekly economic report on
the Angel Clark radio
show.
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