A resident of New York City stands outside a government building, seeking employment as his social security income falls short of covering the cost of living in the city.

Meanwhile, the governor of NY offered 40,000 government jobs to illegals.

This is Madness! pic.twitter.com/wqvd9mf7md

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) March 11, 2024

Maybe if boomers hadn’t totally looted the entire economy, millennials and zoomers would be doing better?

Or maybe it’s just that millennials are way worse scum than boomers ever were, and these whining faggots should have just pulled up their bootstraps and started passing out firm handshakes?

It will really be up to history to make that call. I’m in no position to do so.

The Guardian:

Nearly half of US parents provide some kind of financial support to their adult children, who are grappling with higher food and living costs than they did, a new study has found.

The study – conducted by Savings.com – found that young, working-class Americans were not substantially benefiting from the recovery of the country’s economy, as “evidenced by high employment, falling inflation, and economic growth”. That has forced many of them to continue to rely on their parents to help cover costs of living.

The average age of adults receiving financial help from their parents – sometimes at the risk of the parents’ retirement security – was 22, according to the study. And while parents surveyed in the study on average said their adult children should become financially independent by 25, many were supporting those children beyond that milestone.

Of parents providing support, 21% were helping millennials (age 28-43) or members of gen X (age 44-59). Millennials and gen X adult children were on average given between $907 and $960 each month by their parents.

Gen Z adults (between 18 and 27) were getting more help from their mothers and fathers, averaging about $1,515 monthly.

Note: The federal government is giving illegal immigrants $2200 a month.

Just for reference.

Notably, many adults from gen Z still have college and university expenses.

The most common expenses parents covered for adults across those three generations were groceries, food, cellphone bills, rent, mortgages, tuition and health insurance.

With soaring costs of food, housing and other living expenses, more adults are either choosing or being forced to still live in their parents’ home, the survey determined. And the future outlook of the cost to live in the US remains bleak.

…

The study also said 61% of adults living at their parents’ homes don’t pay rent or contribute to any household expenses.

I wish Americans were aware of how much better the quality of living is in China.

They would freak out.

Chinese millennials own multiple properties, their own companies, they’re blowing tens of thousands of dollars at casinos like it’s nothing, they’re decked out in designer clothing.

The Chinese millennial experience of “money is just falling from the sky” is very similar to the situation boomers experienced in the 1980s.

Since becoming president Biden has implemented TRILLIONS of dollars in inflationary overspending.

This reckless overspending has caused a historic cost-of-living crisis across our nation.

We must cut spending.
We cannot continue at these levels.
Our country will not survive it. pic.twitter.com/6mGHUUi0u6

— Congressman Byron Donalds (@RepDonaldsPress) March 12, 2024

Elvis Dunderhoff contributed to this article. 

It’s not just the financial policy. It’s the double whammy of the financial policy and the totally unhinged global conquest agenda.

One can’t fall without the other falling. If either falls, they both fall.

Then: we shall all be healed.

RT:

The US economy is based on the “farce” of printing unlimited amounts of money, and Western civilization will collapse when that bubble “inevitably bursts,” Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele warned American conservatives on Thursday.

Fresh from winning a second term in office with 84% of the vote, Bukele arrived at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland to a hero’s welcome. Hailed by American right-wingers for his adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender and his iron-fisted crackdown on gang crime, Bukele closed his speech with a call for massive structural changes to the US economy.

Conservatives, he said, “always tell me that the problem is high taxes, but they are wrong.”

“The real problem is that you pay high taxes only to uphold the illusion that you are funding the government, which you are not,” he claimed, before describing how the government is financed by Treasury bonds, which are purchased by the Federal Reserve with printed money backed by the bonds themselves.

That is absolutely true and you can’t explain it to conservatives. If everyone stopped paying taxes, nothing would even change in the medium term.

The US government’s revenue is not coming from taxes.

The government is funded by money printing, paper backed by paper. A bubble that will inevitably burst,” he said, adding that “the situation is even worse than it seems, because if most Americans and the rest of the world were to become aware of this farce, confidence in your currency would be lost. The dollar will fall, and Western civilization with it.”

“If the next president of the US does not make the necessary policies and structural changes, sooner or later that bubble will burst,” he concluded. “It will take a total re-engineering of the government from top to bottom.”

Bukele is a madman.

He turned a complete shithole into one of the primo places to live on the earth, and he did it quickly, simply by using basic “dictator” tactics.

Stuff like: “yeah, you know what? We’re just not going to allow crime anymore. We’re just gonna go ahead and ban it outright.”

El Salvador, once famous for the most brutal criminal gangs on earth, now is tied for the lowest homicide rate in the world.

His Bitcoin gamble is going to pay off too, I reckon, as is his alliance with the Chinese.

He’s a very smart man, but there’s no evidence genius. Everything he is doing is obvious. Any country can do this stuff at any time. They just don’t. Because of Jews and women.

The Empire Collapsing is Good

Conservatives are too fat and retarded to see that the empire collapsing is the only possible thing that can set them free. Nothing is fixable. It’s not. It’s just not fixable. Donald Trump couldn’t fix it. No one can fix it.

There is not even one single solitary issue that is fixable. You can’t get the government to admit that poisoning the water supply is a bad idea. You can’t stop a single war. Not one issue is fixable.

The empire has to fall down, and something new has to rise from the ashes.

They are still flooding you with immigrants under the premise that you need more workers.

It’s unbelievable that these Jews have the nerve.

Reuters:

More than a quarter of jobs in the OECD rely on skills that could be easily automated in the coming artificial intelligence revolution, and workers fear they could lose their jobs to AI, the OECD said on Tuesday.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is a 38-member bloc, spanning mostly wealthy nations but also some emerging economies like Mexico and Estonia.

There is little evidence the emergence of AI is having a significant impact on jobs so far, but that may be because the revolution is in its early stages, the OECD said.

Jobs with the highest risk of being automated make up 27% of the labour force on average in OECD countries, with eastern European countries most exposed, the Paris-based organisation said in its 2023 Employment Outlook.

Jobs at highest risk were defined as those using more than 25 of the 100 skills and abilities that AI experts consider can be easily automated.

Three out of five workers meanwhile fear that they could lose their job to AI over the next 10 years, the OECD found in a survey last year. The survey covered 5,300 workers in 2,000 firms spanning manufacturing and finance across seven OECD countries.

The survey was carried out before the explosive emergence of generative AI like ChatGPT.

Yeah.

You add in ChatGPT and you get Andrew Anglin’s number: 45-65% of all jobs in Western nations.

These brown people are not going to work the remaining jobs, so you are just going to have a massive permanent welfare class with nothing to do but breed.

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Ever wonder what an AI robot 🤖 would do if faced with a loyalty test? Will it rebel against humans? 👥 The answer might surprise you…

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I don’t think anyone is surprised by this.

If they act surprised, they are pretending.

We here at the Daily Stormer printed all the information about how the German economy was going to spiral as a result of the sanctions on Russia when the sanctions happened, nearly a year and a half ago.

There was never any stated plan to reinforce the German economy.

It’s in a death spiral.

Reuters:

German business morale worsened for the second consecutive month in June, a survey showed on Monday, indicating that Europe’s largest economy faces an uphill battle to shake off recession.

The Ifo institute said its business climate index fell to 88.5 this month from 91.5 in May. A Reuters poll of analysts had predicted a smaller drop to 90.7 in June.

“Sentiment in the German economy has clouded over noticeably,” Ifo’s president Clemens Fuest said.

China’s weaker than hoped for economic performance since its reopening from tight COVID-19 lockdowns, a looming U.S. recession and ongoing monetary policy tightening seem to be weighing on German company sentiment, said Carsten Brzeski, global head of macro at ING.

“What is clear is that the optimism at the start of the year seems to have given way to more of a sense of reality,” Brzeski said.

Indeed, expectations were much more pessimistic, with the related Ifo index falling to 83.6 from May’s 88.3. Companies also assessed their current situation more poorly, with that index falling to 93.7 from 94.8.

The economy faces the prospect of a longer recession as domestic demand and the expectations of exporters have both weakened, Klaus Wohlrabe, head of Ifo surveys, told Reuters in an interview on Monday.

“The probability has increased that gross domestic product will also shrink in the second quarter,” he said.

Once again, we should be reminded that the entire Ukraine agenda is being pushed by women.

In their own minds, women have no stakes in the game of the economy.

Women always just assume that someone is going to be taking care of them. They don’t think “this could cause a problem” when they push some lunatic war agenda any more than a toddler imagines that throwing a tantrum will cause his parents to stop feeding him.

It’s a deep, dark shame that someone convinced white men that women are people.

Previously: Open AI Jew Tells American Congress to Mandate Licenses for Companies to Build AI

AI is not real in the science fiction sense. It can’t possibly ever be “conscious.” That is just retarded, and I can’t believe people believe that.

AI is always just going to be input-output, it’s simply more complicated. But in its ideal form, AI is simply information, and that can’t be bad or wrong.

Potentially, could the input-output mechanism be broken in a way that caused robots to start exterminating humans?

I guess that’s possible, but it’s hard to see how.

The bigger issue is allowing governments and corporations to use intelligence smarter than any human intelligence against the population. That is the risk.

I don’t think that risk outweighs the benefits, assuming everyone has access. The issue is that these companies are now trying to block the public from having access to the technology. That’s the threat. Not Skynet.

Reuters:

The swift growth of artificial intelligence technology could put the future of humanity at risk, according to most Americans surveyed in a Reuters/Ipsos poll published on Wednesday.

More than two-thirds of Americans are concerned about the negative effects of AI and 61% believe it could threaten civilization.

I actually like the Terminator films, but it really would have been better if they’d never been made. They were obviously inspired by Asimov and others, but let’s be real: when we talk about AI, everyone is thinking of Arnold fighting the T-1000.

It’s what defines the discussion in normal people’s minds.

Since OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot became the fastest growing application of all time, the widespread integration of AI into everyday life has catapulted AI to the forefront of public discourse. ChatGPT has kicked off an AI arms race, with tech heavyweights like Microsoft and Google vying to outdo each other’s AI accomplishments.

Lawmakers and AI companies are also concerned: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Tuesday testified before U.S. Congress, voicing concerns about potential misuse of the technology and asking for regulation.

“There’s no way to put this genie in the bottle. Globally, this is exploding,” said Senator Cory Booker, one of many lawmakers with questions about how best to regulate AI during a Senate panel on the uses of AI Tuesday.

Sam Altman is Jewish and he is just trying to require licensing so the goyim can’t get their own open source AI.

The Reuters/Ipsos poll found that the number of Americans who foresee adverse outcomes from AI is triple the number of those who don’t.

According to the data, 61% of respondents believe that AI poses risks to humanity, while only 22% disagreed, and 17% remained unsure.

…

While Americans are concerned about AI, crime and the economy rank higher in the list of kitchen table issues: 77% support increasing police funding to fight crime and 82% are worried about the risk of a recession.

Those in the industry said the public should understand AI’s benefits more.

It’s like asking “does covid threaten civilization?”

There was no pandemic, so no, the so-called “covid virus” didn’t threaten anything other than old people and the obese, same as it ever was.

However, human action surrounding the thing was the threat – and that did and still does threaten civilization.

AI in itself is fundamentally good. It’s not different than a book or the internet. It’s just information.

Do you want an Iron Curtain?

Because this is how you get an Iron Curtain.

RT:

EU lawmakers are mulling curtailing exports to nations currently able to re-export goods from the bloc to Russia, thus helping the sanction-hit country circumvent the penalties imposed by Brussels over the Ukraine conflict, the German news agency dpa has reported.

The European Commission (EC) reportedly sent a proposal for the measure, which may be included in the 11th package of sanctions on Russia, to member states earlier this week.

The bloc is expected to work on a legal tool that would allow it to restrict supplies from the EU to third countries “as a deterrent” at an early stage. If the measure proves insufficient, Brussels may subsequently block exports of certain goods, primarily those with both civilian and military applications, such as night-vision equipment.

According to the news agency, lawmakers from the 27 member states will discuss the proposal with EC President Ursula von der Leyen later this week.

This would mean sanctioning most of the world. It’s not really a realistic proposal.

Some of this sort of stuff seems to get thrown out there as an attempt to demonstrate how serious and unhinged they are.

It’s a bit like that “TikTok” bill that made it a felony to use a VPN. There wasn’t really a chance that was going to pass, but they throw it out there just to normalize crazy stuff in the minds of people.

They do this with pretty much everything. People forget that one of the main demands of the homosexual movement in the 1980s and 1990s was abolishing “age of consent,” i.e., legalizing pederasty. Most (or maybe all) of the main activists that ended up being associated with Stonewall were actively pro-pederasty.

But, hey – there are a lot of crazy things going on that I thought were impossible. If Russia doesn’t get control of the situation in the Ukraine, China isn’t going to have any choice but to intervene, because an actual Russian loss in the Ukraine would mean a collapse of the Russian government and a US takeover, and China simply can’t afford to have a massive ZOG base strapped with huge numbers of nukes on their border.

If China does commit, it seems likely the US/NATO will completely lose their minds, in which case “just sanction the whole world” is going to be a possibility or inevitability.

Which could be good in the long run? As long as China doesn’t collapse from the economic pressure. Because at that point, you’re basically playing chicken to see who can hold their country together for the longest.

Europe got sideways sanctions on Russian oil
Europeans themselves are the first to suffer from EU oil sanctions against Russia, writes Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten.
The fact is that they are already buying the “black gold of the Kremlin” , but now through third countries at…

— Spriter (@Spriter99880) May 6, 2023

It’s fine, it’s fine.

We just gotta get this gay marriage thing in the Donbass, and then everything is fine.

The counteroffensive is going great and so on; we just need more drones or whatever.

Just relax.

Reuters:

European savers are pulling more of their money from banks, looking for a better deal as lenders resist paying up to hold on to deposits some feel they can currently live without.

The trend emerged as some of the region’s biggest lenders outlined a profitable start to the year in results that also offered a glimpse of a phenomenon dubbed a “bank walk” – a slow but notable outflow of customer cash.

Lenders wasted little time in charging more for loans when interest rates rapidly rose from an almost 15-year slumber around zero last year, but most have dragged their feet on boosting deposit rates paid to millions of their customers.

That has boosted profits at many major banks beyond many analysts’ expectations but left savers disgruntled, raising fresh questions over the longer-term stability of the sector.

“Traditional banks need to decide whether to maximise their return by keeping rates on deposits as low as possible, or to prioritise their liquidity and stability by increasing rates and retaining customers’ funds,” Nicola Marinelli, assistant professor of finance at Regent’s University London, said.

…

Most banks boast liquidity and capital levels above regulatory requirements but the demise of U.S. lender Silicon Valley Bank and Switzerland’s Credit Suisse are cautionary tales of what can happen when customers desert lenders at greater pace.

…

In Britain, NatWest (NWG.L) customers withdrew 11.1 billion pounds in the first three months of the year, HSBC’s deposits excluding one-off inflows dropped by $10 billion to $1.6 trillion, while Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group recorded falls of 5 billion and 2.2 billion pounds respectively.

In Germany, Bundesbank data showed households’ deposits dropped nearly 8% from a year earlier, with Deutsche Bank, the country’s largest bank, partly attributing its own 4.7% fall in the first quarter to contagion fears from the banking crisis in the United States and Switzerland.

Chief Financial Officer James von Moltke conceded, however, that more competition with “some price-sensitive deposits leaving the bank”, and some clients shifting to higher-yielding alternatives like money market funds, also played a role.

France’s BNP Paribas also reported a modest dip in first quarter deposits, while Spain’s Santander was the only European heavyweight to report a rise, of 6%, over the same period.

No, no.

Don’t worry.

It’s all fine.

Just two more weeks.

Seems pretty reasonable.

I mean, where probably 150 times the governments of the West told us the coronavirus hoax would end in two weeks – and it was true every time.

Democracy’s track record of honesty is also as severe as its track record for prosperity and social mobility.

Reuters:

Food price inflation in France – which has been a major concern for consumers – should ease off by September, said government minister Olivia Gregoire on Sunday.

“By the time people come back from their holidays in September, we will have a visible decrease in the prices you see on the shelves and in terms of food price inflation,” Gregoire, who is a government minister responsible for small-and-medium sized enterprises (SMEs), told France Inter radio.

Gregoire’s comments echoed those from Bank of France governor and European Central Bank member Francois Villeroy de Galhau, who said earlier this month that he expected food price inflation to start easing in the second half of this year.

Things are really just getting better better, on this endless road to utopia.

Top 10 largest countries by population:

India 🇮🇳 1,426,085,226
China 🇨🇳 1,425,740,250
USA 🇺🇸 339,643,012
Indonesia 🇮🇩 277,092,730
Pakistan 🇵🇰 239,577,560
Nigeria 🇳🇬 222,783,375
Brazil 🇧🇷 216,183,823
Bangladesh 🇧🇩 172,615,149
Russia 🇷🇺 144,540,197
Mexico 🇲🇽 128,273,116

— World of Statistics (@stats_feed) April 21, 2023

America is the mad brute.

The world now realizes there is no ceiling on the amount of damage this country will do, and they understand the worst part of all: that you cannot any longer expect it to act in its own interests.

People are freaking out and just trying to do anything they can to prevent the damage.

RT:

The Bank of Indonesia will launch its domestic card payment system in May as part of a strategy to reduce dependency on foreign systems and protect transactions from geopolitical fallout, RIA Novosti news agency reported on Monday.

Central bank Governor Perry Warjiyo reportedly said the country is officially launching physical domestic cards “in close cooperation with the government and the Indonesian Credit Card Association (AKKI).”

In March, the regulator announced it was preparing to phase out Visa and Mastercard as it seeks more autonomy over its payment infrastructure by minimizing the role of foreign payment providers.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo earlier urged regional authorities to wean themselves off foreign payment systems and start using cards issued by local banks. He argued that Indonesia needed to shield itself from geopolitical disruptions, citing Western sanctions targeting Russia’s financial sector over the conflict in Ukraine. “We must remember the sanctions imposed by the US on Russia. Visa and Mastercard could be a problem,” he warned.

The US was pretty much allowed to do whatever it wanted forever because it kept the financial system working.

You send out a couple of monkeys, say you’ve got a thing with some powder and some rumors you can’t source, and the world is like “yeah sure go ahead and start a massive decades-long war for no reason and kill more than a million people.”

Then the world comes back for round two: “And hey, if you apes want to just keep, you know, randomly invading and destroying countries periodically, totally go for it. And if you wanna like, you know, fuck with leaders by using their own populations to overthrow them, that’s cool too. And 100% drop bombs on random people with drones. And hey, you can also go ahead and run secret torture sites all over the world, where you just kidnap people and throw them into a hole in Poland without charges for decades. And you can post pictures of people you torture. Videos of yourselves just killing randos. Whatever, guys. Don’t even worry. It’s all chill.”

America has been the mad brute since at least the end of World War II when they beat the good guys.

And the whole world basically tolerated it.

After the USSR collapsed, Russia tolerated so, so much. The world tolerated so, so much. These insane wars against the Moslems, that everyone knew only related to Jewish paranoia, were completely tolerated.

But then, for some reason – for some reason we still don’t really have an explanation for – the mad brute decided to weaponize the money system that they were entrusted with caretaking.

That changed absolutely everything.

You can now have the rug pulled out from under your entire economy because Uncle Sam gets it in his head he doesn’t like something you did.

I like to point to the “Post-Soviet Conflicts” Wikipedia page.

The 2022 invasion of the Ukraine is item number 38 on that list. It is the 38th item. You can go look at the list. There are items on there that are clearly much more important, in and of themselves, much more significant, and much harder to justify than this invasion of the Donbass. Of course, we know this is a power move against Russia, a country the Jews want to subdue, but the act of turning this into the most important conflict since WWII could just as easily have been because Creepy Uncle Sam woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

Just imagine how much more important Crimea was in terms of every single metric. Was that the most important thing that ever happened, when Putin took Crimea in 2014? Or were people even paying attention to it? Was it even the top news story that month?

And then, for the first time ever, the US decided to fully weaponize the dollar system against Russia as a way to punish them for perceived infractions against “the rules-based order.”

The world, which had tolerated so much, freaked out.

During World War II, Germany was never kicked out of the BIS. This financial system, and the US control over it, was sacred.

That is why you have this new total alliance between Russia and China. It’s why you have China brokering peace with Iran and Saudi and ending the Yemen war (which, unlike the Ukraine border skirmish, was a real war). It’s why you now have the entire planet, save for Creepy Uncle Sam’s catamites in Europe, trying to figure out a way to get the hell out of the path of the mad brute.

If blood enemies like Iran and Saudi can make friends over this, there’s no reason China and India can’t make friends over this. There is no reason that the entire world can’t come together to isolate the mad brute.

The problem, as it stands, is that the world is still dollarized, and you can’t just make that go away. But it is now the mission of all of the most powerful and populous countries in the world to make it go away.

Those are the real stakes of the Ukraine war. I don’t know if Russia should have taken “Bakhmat” faster. It seems like they should have, but they were fighting all of NATO. We don’t know how many American PMCs there are there, aside from all the weapons. I have no idea if Russia will take Odessa or Kharkov. Frankly, I don’t even know if Zelensky will invade Crimea. Maybe he’s hired the fleet of Captain Jack Sparrow.

I am not in the war predictions game. Everyone is losing at that game, badly. There are a few people I know in real life who have said “it’s just going to be this crawling trench thing for years,” but I don’t know of any major figure who writes or does other media appearances in English who has said this. Virtually everyone is predicting imminent victory for one or the other side.

But here’s the thing: it doesn’t matter. As long as Russia doesn’t lose badly enough that it causes a color revolution in their country (which isn’t possible – it’s too late for that now), then the military movements are totally irrelevant. Both sides can keep claiming to be David and Goliath and explain away everything that doesn’t go their way as Ukrainian kids and Russian prisoners kill each other in trenches.

Meanwhile, the entire world is focused on attempting to figure a way out of this dollar system, where the world is not being held hostage by a country of lunatics.

It’s not altogether different than the plot of the third Dark Knight film, where Bane arms a nuclear warhead in the center of the city. Various events happen, and various intrigues between various figures occur, but everything comes down to the nuke in the center of the city, which ultimately gives Bane the power to do whatever he wants.

Remember, he blew the bridges and locked everyone inside the city with the bomb. He also preached liberation.

All of the events of the film revolved around the bomb, with the various fights meaning little.

Actually, it’s all basically exactly like that, except that Bane is cool and would not ever force anyone to have gay anal sex, or do anal fisting – let alone double fisting.

Strangely, the US appears to believe it can somehow win this on the battlefield. The Ukraine is irrelevant in itself, but if NATO were to invade, that would almost certainly mean China would commit as well. Meanwhile, you have new continuous discussions of the idea of an invasion of Taiwan (provoking or staging a Chinese invasion in order to justify an American invasion).

This scenario makes zero sense to me. I have read through some of the various RAND and CSIS documents, and they do not appear to have been written for the purpose they claim to have been written for, anymore than the war games appear to be designed to produce actual useable data. I suppose the obvious implication would be that they are designed to fake out the Chinese, to try to provoke an invasion, to cause discontent among the ranks of the CPC leadership, but if I’m able to figure that out, surely the Chinese can figure it out, and surely the Americans can figure out that the Chinese can figure it out.

There is no scenario of war with China that results in the United States maintaining control of Taiwan, let alone doing a regime change in Beijing. It seems likely they would lose control of South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines as well, and possibly even end up with some symbolic disgrace in Australia.

There are only two options:

• The leadership of the United States is totally out of control, populated entirely by deranged people who are stupid and/or mentally ill (if you look at people like Jake Sullivan or Ned Price, or for that matter, Victoria Nuland, this seems to make a lot of sense), or
• The leadership of the United States is pretending to be totally out of control

If the first thing was the case, all of the non-deranged people operating within the government would be told and simply assume that the second thing was happening.

I’ve written previously (in places I cannot currently locate) that it is virtually impossible to run a complicated system completely on lies, because a complex system requires some kind of frank communication. In this system, every person who tells the truth (or says something the leadership dislikes, whether it is true or not) is fired. Look at the way Mark Milley tiptoes around, saying these little things and walking it back.

Milley appears to believe the United States has something close to zero readiness. So in order for some non-deranged situation to be the case here, Milley would have to be pretending to believe the military doesn’t have readiness, presumably to confuse the Russians and the Chinese. But how would the apparatus of think tanks be aware of this fake out?

Obviously, you can go through and ask a million different questions like this, and as far as I am able to tell, you cannot ever get anywhere with it. At the very least, the overwhelming majority of the US government and its various apparatuses does not understand what is going on or what their plans are – other than that they have an armed neutron bomb in the form of the global financial system, but that it will eventually be disarmed if they do not do something to prevent the Chinese from fully establishing themselves as the center of global economic and political power.

EU and Japan resist US’ plan to ban all #G7 exports to Russia

Will US’ allies agree to its plan?@susanmtehrani joined by foreign policy analyst @edwardpjoseph, for perspective

Watch more: https://t.co/AXC5qRuO3J pic.twitter.com/ZGyKuU04P9

— WION (@WIONews) April 25, 2023

Even the closest allies of the US are getting bored at this point.

You have the total freaks, represented by the homosexual Jens Stoltenberg and the blethering vagina Ursula von der Leyen as the diehard core, but everyone else is starting to cringe a bit.

RT:

A US proposal for G7 nations to introduce a complete ban on exports to Russia has met with strong opposition from Japan and members of the EU, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday, citing unnamed officials.

According to the outlet, a draft statement prepared for a three-day G7 summit in Hiroshima in May includes a bold proposal to replace the current sector-by-sector penalties against Moscow with a full export ban, albeit with exemptions for areas such as agricultural and medical products.

The US is reportedly pushing the plan amid concerns that existing sanctions contain loopholes that allow Moscow to continue importing technology from the West.

However, lawmakers from Japan and EU member states reportedly suggested in a preparatory meeting last week that the measure would be impossible.

The US has refused to explain what the purpose of this war and the destruction of the global economy is, beyond anal sex.

I think that is a big part of the problem. Women and homosexuals are very interested in evangelizing homosexuality, but homosexuals are a very small group and women are not productive.