Depends where you sit what you can see. I sit in Prague and winter is coming. I sit here with a rational brain and an imaginative mind [see photo]. Just up the road in Berlin I stood at the Wall [and chipped off some fragments of it] in 1989 as it fell to allow East and West Berliners to coexist again. The world looked very different back then because the colours were muted [often a putrid grey] but there was hope that we all could live in peace and prosper. At the time the Americans were the heroes.
Today the Americans, NATO, Britain, the European Union, and others are the villains because they all back the corrupt Zelensky regime in the hope that they can cause a powershift in Moscow. That is the background which I see and it forms the wave upon wave of technicoloured problems that are here with us or are forming.
Here are some of the technicoloured problems I can see from where I sit.
The proxy war in Ukraine will end tomorrow if we [the people who fund it] forbid it.
The energy crisis [rising prices and shortages of supply] are the direct result of sanctions on
Russia imposed by the collective west [US, Britain, EU, etc].
Sovereign debt is rising and this is ultimately a bigger issue than the war in Ukraine.
Bitcoin is an illusion not a solution to the fiat currency crisis being caused by the application of modern monetary theory [that is there is an infinite supply of credit for government controlled programs].
Election results in Italy, Sweden, Hungary, Brazil, etc indicate that the globalists [WEF] have lost the battle to control the world.
The problems increase when a world organised around central banks and other non-elected entities lose their bully powers because the new world order is decentralisation through fragmentation.
And so on and so on...
Richard.
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