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Official X Account for Martin Armstrong, Founder of Armstrong Economics and the Economic Confidence Model. Also, follow AE: @StrongEconomics
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She is completely out of her mind. "This war is about Russian imperial dreams".

This is the same propaganda about Putin supposedly wanting to resurrect the Soviet Union. It conveniently ignores NATO expansion and what I see as the American neocons’ role in instigating the 2014 conflict in the Donbas.

Then she has the audacity to say Europe wants peace and Russia doesn't when in 2022 Boris jumped on a plane to prevent Zelensky from signing a peace plan. Europe is not thinking about peace, they need war.
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"To end this war without the participation of Europe is unfair and impossible." - Zelensky.

Europe has no interest in ending the war. Bringing them into the negotiations help preserve the status quo. He stays in power, elections remain suspended, the money keeps flowing, and the war machine continues.
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By 2029, political systems could start showing cracks. The EU might begin breaking up.

Separatist movements may emerge in America, especially if Democrats seek revenge and deepen divisions. By 2032, the idea of the republic itself could come under pressure.
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Separatism is becoming a dominant trend, including in Canada. Alberta's separation proposal received about a third of the vote and failed, but I've warned it may still separate in the next few years.

Alberta is the Texas of the north. There's no pipeline to eastern Canada, so America buys its oil while eastern Canada imports from the Middle East.