Additionally, Brian Berletic presents the Myanmar situation from a different POV politically and geopolitically.
NEO
China Rescues Myanmar From Dangerous Dollar-Dominated Waters
Brian Berletic
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The western elites have finally pushed China and Russia too far. A long awaited independent trade network and alternative currencies will certainly go forward as Washington pushes NATO deeper into Eurasia. Presidents Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have now agreed to accelerate attempts to create a system that cannot be influenced by ‘third parties.’The New Great Game Is Afoot – With All Of Us “Underfoot”
Phil Butler
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Control over energy resources [of the former Soviet Union] and export routes out of the Eurasian hinterland is quickly becoming one of the central issues in post-Cold War politics.
Thirsty Europe could be drinking all the Russian resources they want, but they chose not to. That leaves China/Asia as an alternative buyer.
So that issue is settled, unless Europe comes to its senses.
Once again, Europe will suffer.
Globalization has been exposed by COVID-19 as a fallacy, anyhow, so it seems the ultimate dividing lines to come are a natural progression.
Fair trade is a better alternative than rigged "free" trade. In a world with declining resources, regional and local trading blocs make more sense. In an energy crunch, protectionism would no longer be necessary.
The stakes alone make any sane person wonder why anyone would dream of expanding NATO now. And this may be the point. These crazy times have taught us one thing, depend on nothing but more WTF moments.
Well, they better get it on before Netzero 2030/2050 takes effect. By then there will be less to squabble about.
Netzero 2050 or bust?
Bust it shall be...
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