The truth is coming out, finally. Even the best Western mainstream authors cannot pull fake news from its tailspin. Reading social media comments to outlets like The Economist, it’s also clear that the general public is not nearly as dumb as the liberal world order wanted them to be. Here are more reasons I believe it’s “game over” for the hegemony.
Today, on Facebook, whoever runs The Economist’s social media posted a rich headline (pun intended) entitled “Vladimir Putin is in a painful economic bind.” I will address such headlines in a sequence, using some facts and figures, followed by some of the random comments on social media that I found amusing (insightful). This should be interesting.
Which Way Is Up?
On the economic bind note, India’s oil imports from Russia from April to September rose 9.1% to 1.91 million bpd. Ironically, this is from Reuters. We find some funny and lucid remarks when we look at Facebook comments about the story. By the time you read the reaction to what the mainstream media is throwing at you, you’ll know which way is up.
Several, such as “Do you mean the USA?” followed by a string of dying laughing emoticons. Another informed commenter offered this insight into Western media, “Stating your wishes aloud won’t make them true.” The list is too long, but “Stop the bs! The only one in a painful economic bind is the EU because of its stupid foreign policy” is a premonition of what’s to come for the magazine owned by people like Rupert Pennant-Rea, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, and Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild (current board member). An interesting anecdote is that The Economist Group’s revenue is down £367.0 million so far this year.
Blooming Bloomberg Idiots
Moving on, we find one of the most hilarious headlines on Bloomberg, entitled “Germany’s Top Diplomat Says China-Made Drones Hurting Europe.” According to the news, Annalena Baerbock had the unmitigated audacity to come up with this lunacy right in front of the Chinese people at a news conference in Beijing on Dec. 2. As for the commentary in social media, the funniest comment was “Is Europe that fragile?” Overall, the post got 24 laughing emoticons out of 44 comments. One commenter posed an in-depth response, which read, in part:
“When NATO decided to expand towards Russia did they consult China? When G7 provoked a war against Russia did they think twice about impactful retaliation?”
Finally, one from The Guardian is a blaring signal that the liberal elite order is in full desperation mode. Simon Tisdal’s “Feeding off anger, fuelled by Russia… Enter Călin Georgescu, Europe’s latest radical populist” is a lunatic rant. The fear that Romania may gravitate toward Russia (again) is pungent here in Europe and especially disturbing in London, Brussels, and NATO headquarters.
NATO Succubus Horrified by Georgescu
Get this: Georgescu states he admires Russia’s president because of his love for his country, and the journalist who raved about Angela Merkel’s “brave, open-door migration policy” is raving about Romanians going with the flow. The multipolar world flows, that is. Is it just me, or has Germany been sucked into destroying itself over and over and over again? The migrants were the result of the regime changes of the American-led Arab Spring – duh! Anyway, The Guardian and other elitist-owned media proclaim Călin Georgescu is some kind of conspiracy theorist, a fascist, or both.
We should know by now that mainstream media calls you sunlight, and then it’s sure you are the moon. The Romanian presidential candidate is an environmentalist in much the same vein as Robert Kennedy Jr. in the United States. His resume attests to his being in touch with the public pulse of Romania and a keen understanding of what NATO and the West have done to put his country in peril. His most controversial statements reflect that he believes former Romanian leader Ion Antonescu and Iron Guard founder Corneliu Zelea Codreanu were heroes. This is a widely held view in Romania, by the way.
On Elon Musk’s “X”, several shares confirm my assertion about Călin Georgescu being like Kennedy. RFK Jr. is scheduled to meet with Georgescu. A headline from a news channel on “X” reads, “Romania’s Next President Declares War on Satanic Pedophilia: ‘The Elite’s Reign Ends Now’” Georgescu was also against NATO painting a target on his country when the Aegis weapons system came online there. The man seeks peace through diplomacy rather than wasting hundreds of billions on more deaths. So, he must be hated by the hegemony, right? A last comment from an “X” user sums things up.
“Romania’s next president, Calin Georgescu, has become the elite’s ultimate nightmare.”
Phil Butler, is a policy investigator and analyst, a political scientist and expert on Eastern Europe, he’s an author of the recent bestseller “Putin’s Praetorians” and other books