Thread by @jgalt485

Thanks @ricwe123 for the info.
Bernie Sander, this American old fraud who posed as an anti-liberal, is confessing it out loud: I support #BidenMadness , I think what Poutine did was outrageous, but essentially he needs a world for climate change, for pandemic, a world to come

https://twitter.com/ricwe123/status/1632011894407012352

together .... and Putin has radically disrupted that world, that goal ... and that is why, in the end of the day, USA and Nato cannot allow de facto Putin to win. And here it is, here is the worse fear of Biden's masters, of Gates, Soros, Rockefeller Foundation, WEF, WHO, etc ...

Putin is disrupting their script leading to a one world government. See Schwab worrying that people refuse its fourth revolution:

And the Munich Security Conference in February 2023 was proof enough of the Western world rallying under the "fate of the international order" and the "one world order" that Putin's war in Ukraine utterly disrupts, and the rise of the Russia-China Alliance terrifies them.

Soro's notes, which he completely melted down while delivering them
georgesoros.com/2023/02/16/rem…

Stoltenberg speech in Munich 2023:
Same old theme: If Putin wins in Ukraine, the message to him and other authoritarian leaders will be that they can use force to get what they want. This will make the world more dangerous.
And us more vulnerable. So supporting Ukraine is not

only the morally right thing to do.
It is also in our own security interest.
nato.int/cps/en/natohq/…

Summary by The Hill:
"In all, the conference paid lip service to the diffusion of global power away from the West, while in essence insisting on the permanence of the liberal international order underwritten by the Trans-Atlantic alliance, with the U.S. as primus inter pares.

Few steps were taken to imagine an international order that could accommodate an emergent multipolar distribution of power in which non-Western states increasingly have the capability to advance their own interests and demand a say over global affairs."
thehill.com/opinion/nation…

And there it is: slipping power from a one world under the dominance of the US and UK bug banks, big corp and big tech, into a multipolar world
in which BRICS+ have the capability to advance their own interests and demand a say over global affairs.

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