Analysis of the Ukraine War and NATO

How is the war in Ukraine resolved?

What does that look like?

It looks like now on the battlefield,

you know, so Russia will win against Ukraine and

I don't think there will be a settlement.

Do you believe that NATO will continue to attack Russia?

I think the attacks on Russia will continue for many years.

I don't see the US and Europe giving up.

So I think what Russia has to prepare for is a bigger war.

A bigger war directly with the United States and Europe?

With Europe, yeah.

You think that this will evolve or devolve into

a direct conflict between NATO and Russia where

Russia is hitting Europe, Europe is hitting Russia?

Yeah, I think so.

And who wins?

Russia, of course.

Because Europe has no armies,

you know, NATO is a toothless tiger.

Why would the Western powers, why would NATO want a war with Russia?

I've never understood that.

The alternative is the U.S. loses,

and if the U.S. loses,

it will go down. You know,

the U.S. has invested a lot in the U.S.,

so all the debt is owned by debtors.

Europe is a big debtor to the United States.

So if the U.S. stock markets, for example, go down,

all the European companies that are listed in the U.S. are also going down.

So we are talking about a loss of maybe trillions, you know.

It's not something that the U.S. can do.

They want to prevent the U.S. from going under.

I think, I understand that,

and I'd like to see the U.S. not go under also,

but I think they're accelerating the destruction of the United States.

This is having the opposite effect.

If you wanted to wreck the U.S.

and bring the empire to its knees in the most humiliating, painful,

expensive way, this is what you would do.

Yeah, but the debt has now reached levels that are unsustainable.

So it's just a matter of time, you know.

To run the U.S. government costs $20 billion a day.

It's impossible.

It's impossible. That's right.