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I'm thinking through the current geopolitical goings-on - russia in ukraine, China very likely ging to Taiwan - and I ask myself why. I've been reading on here for some time about the reasons it might happen, and have seen answers like, "a result of US destabilization efforts between Germany and Russia," or the threat of arming Ukraine, but ... if you operate under the principle of all wars being fought to help (((them))), how does this one help them? How does China going to Taiwan help (((them)))?

I'm thinking through the current geopolitical goings-on - russia in ukraine, China very likely ging to Taiwan - and I ask myself why. I've been reading on here for some time about the reasons it might happen, and have seen answers like, "a result of US destabilization efforts between Germany and Russia," or the threat of arming Ukraine, but ... if you operate under the principle of all wars being fought to help (((them))), how does this one help them? How does China going to Taiwan help (((them)))?

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War is always a boon to banks.

With nothing doing in Afghanistan, there had to be something else.

US politicians sold Ukraine to Russia years ago... this will all be kabuki theater.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

This is true, but i don't see it as necessary at this point. If anything, it's a distraction/disruption to what was already happening.

Unless, of course, you look at the 1984 playbook. "We have always been at war with Eurasia." The constant war, and the infrastructure for public servitude having just been rolled out wiht COVID protocols....timing is odd.