YOU CAN'T HAVE AN OPINION ON GEOPOLITICS IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND ECONOMICS AND THE CREATION OF FAKE MONEY.
By Mauro Marturano

Despite these absolute truths ๐, practically everyone has an opinion on geopolitics. It doesn't surprise me, though. The masses WALLOW in ignorance ๐. And talking about geopolitics is a bit like talking about football. Everyone's right until proven wrong. And even when proven wrong ๐, they deny it, they twist it to their liking (the other day some moron went so far as to defend "his" Donaldo by saying these decisions were being influenced by a stroke he had in September '25).
The truth is that the adjective I use most, and the most fitting one ๐ (because I'm the one using it ๐), to describe our present and our future is INEVITABLE. Our present and our future have an inevitable path, laid out the moment this monetary system was designed. A monetary system like this could only ever lead to this present, and can only ever lead to the future we're going to live through.
I also often write: "What's a mess for us is a solution for others (to the enormous monetary problem). The mess can't end because the monetary problem remains enormous. And it has to be resolved, because the worst point isn't the one where many people have nothing (because they've lost everything). The worst point is the one where people think they have rights that, in real life, turn out not to exist. That's the moment of madness, that's the Mad Max moment. And they won't let us get there. Because the people running the world have intellectual qualities most of you can only dream of at night."
Whoever doesn't connect the two things (current monetary situation - current geopolitical situation) is the perfect average ignoramus. While in the case of geopolitics, as I said, everyone sticks their nose in, nobody mentions the monetary situation, because the monetary situation requires analysis, requires analyzing numbers, requires picking the right numbers, requires correlations between different variables, requires, in short, a serious intellectual effort. And here it's not just the donkeys who trip up, but the sheep too ๐.
Whoever thinks the war in Ukraine is ending today, all sweetness and light, just because Trump says so, has absolutely no clue about the monetary crisis we're in. A crisis caused by... an excess of money (paper credits) relative to physical goods (real credits). Something I've been explaining since the dawn of time, but if someone doesn't want to listen, let alone understand, whether I've been talking about it since the dawn of time or since yesterday morning makes little difference ๐.
