Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Looting Russia: Why the British Empire Never Died by Alex Krainer (Video - 1h05)

   A great video by Alex Krainer which explains perfectly the evolution of Russia and why the West hates Putin who avoided the looting of Russia over the last 20 years. 

   Once you understand that the debt system as implemented by the World Bank has little to do with development and mostly is about enslaving people with unpayable debt levels so that eventually their money is devalued and resources can be extracted cheaply, you start looking at the Western led financial system differently. 

   Still, mostly, it is the only game you can play right now if you want to develop and prosper. The alternative being the Zimbabwe model of grift and inflation what has itself been tested extensively in many countries around the world with the same dismal results again and again.  

   This is why development is so difficult and must be expertly managed and only a handful of countries in Asia have succeeded for now.  

   There is an interesting and to my opinion valid theory that the world is still managed from London long after the demise of the British Empire. But to understand this paradox, you only need to realize that the Square Mile which defines the City of London practically does not belong to the UK as it is to this day a self managed entity. 

   This also explains the true nature of the Deep State which doesn't stop at unmovable civil servants but more importantly comprises transnational entities and people for which governments are just one of the mechanisms used to implement their self interest. When you realize that these people not only control the financial system but also the media which mold public opinion in Western countries, their power to dictate long term policies becomes more obvious.    

Looting Russia: Why the British Empire Never Died | Alex Krainer

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