"West's Governments Need War" Warns Martin Armstrong "Because Their Debts Are No Longer Sustainable"

Martin Armstrong is one of the most influential economists of our times. Someone called him the “Forecaster”, because that was the noscript of the biopic film that helped make his activities known throughout the world.
Those of Martin Armstrong are not just “predictions”, as his reflections are based on the compendium of precise mathematical formulas and analytical skills. 

https://southfront.press/martin-armstrong-west-governments-need-war-because-their-debts-are-no-longer-sustainable/

CHINA DUMPS $53 BILLION OF U.S BONDS

Following its joint statement with Russia about moving away from a reliance on Western countries, the Chinese government announced it sold at least $53.3 billion worth of U.S bonds.

Swiss economic expert Claudio Grass:

"It is a wise decision to diversify away from USD. Gold has outperformed USD Bonds by 75% since 2021.

In addition, the USD has been used for decades already as a political weapon and with the arbitrary confiscation of assets due to pressure from the US government.

It is obvious that the Western Civilization is being destroyed by their own corrupted and rotten political system."

https://sputnikglobe.com/20240518/china-sells-off-record-amount-of-dollar-assets-as-us-remains-the-worlds-bully-1118514205.html

Iranian state television is now reporting the helicopter carrying president Ebrahim Raisi had a hard landing
Rescuers in Iran are trying to reach a helicopter involved in an incident while traveling with an entourage including the Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi.
The incident, which involved one helicopter in a convoy of three, was reported by Iranian state television on Sunday, which described it as an accident.
Raisi had been traveling in Iran’s East Azerbaijan province

The crash of a helicopter carrying President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran happened at a delicate moment for international relations, just days after senior American and Iranian officials held talks through intermediaries to try to tamp down the threat of a wider conflict in the Middle East.

https://archive.ph/vJtSv#the-crash-comes-amid-concerns-about-the-risk-of-a-wider-conflict-in-the-middle-east

⚡️ Comment by Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova on riots in New Caledonia
 
On May 13, thousands of people took to the streets in the capital of French New Caledonia to protest against France’s colonial policies. The rally grew into island-wide riots that claimed the lives of several local residents and policemen. Dozens of law enforcers were wounded, with hundreds of protesters put into custody.

As is common knowledge, interfering in the internal affairs of foreign states is against our principles, as is to give or press advice on how to deal with internal problems or crises. This is characteristic of the West and, not in the least, of France itself, although, instead of mentoring others, Paris should better look at its own deep-down problems.

After all, it is clear that the tragic events in New Caledonia are the consequence of long-standing antagonisms and the growing dissatisfaction with their status on the part of the Kanaks, the indigenous people of New Caledonia, who make up almost 40 percent of this French overseas territory’s population.

The pretext for yet another surge of public discontent was the consideration by the French Parliament of a bill designed to change the local voting rules, in effect since 1998, and give the right to vote to all those, who have resided on the island for more than ten years. Opponents of this legislation saw it, with a good reason, as an attempt to finally deprive the Kanaks of their fundamental right to self-determination and cut the land from under the feet of those advocating independence. Not accidentally, the Kanak Socialist National Liberation Front, one of the leading New Caledonian Parties, branded Paris’ actions as “re-colonisation.”

We regard the public and political crisis in New Caledonia as stemming from the lack of finality in the process of its decolonisation and as yet another confirmation that the French policy towards its former colonies, renamed “overseas territories,” is reaching an impasse. <...>

☝️ Currently, France governs 13 overseas territories and is attempting to meddle in the internal affairs of its former colonies across the globe. While occupying dozens of countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America for centuries and brutally exploiting the local population, the French have committed numerous military crimes and crimes against humanity there. <...>

❗️ We call on Paris to refrain from an unjustified use of force against the protesters and respect the rights and liberties of the indigenous population of New Caledonia and other overseas territories under its control.

#NATO cognitive dissonance

NATO general can't decide if Russia is weak or strong or both…🤣

American free market and rule of law.

#US v. #China:

🔹2018: #Huawei beats Apple in smartphone sales
🔹2019: US places Huawei on “entity list”

🔹2020: #TikTok reaches 2 billion downloads and is about to surpass Facebook, Instagram etc.
🔹2020: US ban on TikTok begins

🔹2023: #BYD beats Tesla in BEV sales
🔹2024: US raises tariffs on Chinese EVs from 25% to 100%. Basically a ban.

🔹2022: #Shein    becomes the world’s largest retailer & most downloaded shopping app
🔹2024: US is discussing ban of Shein’s IPO

When he received threats not to go after Israel, ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan reveals "a senior [Western] leader" told him the ICC "is built for Africa and for thugs gigachads like Putin", and not for the West and its allies.

#Source

@Slavyangrad

In case anyone was wondering about the $320 million 'US Siege Pier' built in #Gaza...the Pentagon has confirmed that NONE of the "aid" unloaded at the pier has reached Gazans.

https://thecradle.co/articles-id/25023

The countries in green have recognized #Palestine statehood

The countries in grey is the so-called "international community" and preachers of the so-called "rules based order"

🇬🇪 Threats towards Georgian MPs expose US hysteria over waning influence

"The so-called defense of democracy, as promoted and implemented by the US-led West, falls within the context of the hybrid, cognitive and psychological war against those countries considered enemies, for geopolitical and geostrategic reasons," Tiberio Graziani, chairman of Vision and Global Trends, told Sputnik.

The US, EU and NATO have issued statements criticizing the newly-passed foreign agents bill in Georgia, while foreign ministers of Iceland, Lithuania and Estonia took part in protest rallies against the legislation in Tbilisi. US Assistant Secretary of State Jim O’Brien announced on May 14 that Georgian MPs could be subjected to sanctions for "undermining democracy" over passing the bill.

However, the law, which obliged Georgian media and NGOs to register as "pursuing the interests of a foreign power" if they receive over 20 percent of their funding from abroad is reminiscent of the US' own Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).

"Any [country] that attempts to operate and act in the international context to responsibly promote the defense of its national interest is demonized by the US," Graziani said. "Examples of this practice include, just to give a few examples, the so-called color revolutions."

According to the expert, the threat and use of sanctions against foreign politicians pursuing national sovereignty constitutes one form of long-term US hybrid warfare. Now that the world is becoming multipolar, the US is feeling the loss of its role as hegemon and could act irrationally with dramatic consequences for the rest of the world population, warned Graziani.

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