This interview examines the crises in US foreign policy and the global economy. Despite voter opposition, Washington's bipartisan push for conflicts in West Asia and Ukraine continues, driven by financial elites. The discussion highlights Israel's diminishing viability amid regional wars and the US strategy of "control or destroy" to maintain resource choke points. As energy prices soar, the US accelerates a global depression while blocking renewables, worsening the climate crisis. Meanwhile, Europe faces deindustrialization. Ultimately, the conversation explores how the Global South and BRICS must build independent systems to break free from Western financial parasitism.
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