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alexey, hello. hello, you know, time is speeding up so much now, yes, everything that is happening around us , which probably became necessary , we meet often, i am very glad about this, thank you for agreeing, the need has arisen, maybe to look somewhere, such deep, not immediate, and the deep foundations of what is happening in the world today, because we often get a superficial impression from what we see,

and by implementing them, it will step over both united europe and britain, not to mention less significant vassals and satellites . where are the sources of this egoism? yes, if you look at current events, you get the impression that the american elite and corporate politics are making a decision in a kind of chaos, you know, in seven minutes, well, let’s go there, let’s support ukraine there, let’s do it.

everything is falling into place, and we will now literally briefly go through the founding fathers of their economic ideology, because what we see with you, all political processes, of course, they are a kind of derivative of the economic basis, the main one is, of course, this secretary of the treasury, the first us secretary of the treasury, alexander hamilton, who in 1891 issued the so-called report on '. in manufactories of national production on the territory of the united states of america, the introduction of protective measures and thereby laid the foundation for the development of measures that he was the founder of protectionism, which later began to be called protectionism, yes, that is, protection, protection of one’s market. why he

is considered so important is because in fact he ideologically laid the foundations for the development of the american national. economy, he actually rebelled against the supply of products from great britain to the territory of the united states of america. at the initial stage, few people understood him, but subsequently his policy was supported and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europe. this indicated that they did everything to prevent foreigners from entering their market. products, the second main ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican, albert beverridge, which on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag,

but in the english version it is the march of the flag, and in fact it not only laid the foundations of the foreign economy of the united states of america , but foreign policy, and if... moving away from deep ideological terms, the essence his conclusion in this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced the strongest financial and economic... crisis of the seventies of the 19th century in 1872-7, which is why steam propulsion was introduced for production goods, manual labor was replaced by steam engines, including electricity, electricity replaces certain types of activities in enterprises, and the number of goods becomes huge, but there is no one to buy these goods, yes, because most of the workers were forced to quit or simply.

later, if we take the treatises, the treatises of these same ideologists, yes, who adhered to this line, they say at whose expense it is necessary to travel in cases of such crises of overproduction, and the answer simple, only at the expense of europe, you will say that these are all some old ideologists, but they are in no way connected with modern politics, foreign policy, economic politics. but in reality, if we take those publications of the rand corporation, which

in fact largely determines the ideology of the modern united states of america, we remind our viewers that in september of the twenty-second year , allegedly secret material from the rand corporation about the true goals of the war appeared in the swedish edition in ukraine he made a lot of noise when it was published yes, but please note, secret and yes. the main goal is not russia, it’s not even china, it’s europe, everything must be done to ensure that the european economy is destroyed, european enterprises, mechanical engineering, chemicals, electronics are destroyed, yeah, not only that, in the future. there is the so-called effect of a good workforce, they call it what a good workforce is -

these are young people under the age of 35-37 who have knowledge and education in the field natural sciences, they sometimes call it a stem of science, and these young people will flow from europe, the united states of america and great britain, then we remember where we have already seen this. we saw this in the us national security strategy of december 2022, where it is written in black and white that the main task of the united states of america is to maintain a technological advantage over the rest of the world, due to which, due to the maximum flow of scientific personnel into the territory of the united states of america, stam area, and now that's it seems to be falling into place, they , having started an operation... in ukraine, because it was the united states that launched this operation in ukraine, destroyed

, through biased european politicians, macron, scholz, everyone else, a sanctions war, as if against russia, but in in fact, this whole war was aimed at the corporate capital of european countries, that is, solving those essentially tasks that they had planned for themselves in advance, a couple of hundred years ago, you know, one small remark, right? well , hamilton, did you remember him, he even was honored on a ten-dollar bill, yes, in my opinion, yes, a unique case , in reality, but he ended badly, however, he was shot by the then vice president of the united states, and in 1804 the poor fellow died at the hands of the vice president, and no one killed the minister finances, this is a tragic story, of course, but the visitor was not arrested and...

in relation to africa, but we, probably, when considering this issue, will also operate primarily on economic components, what is africa now, no matter how our people criticize us later ... chinese friends, for western capital, africa is the same china, the seventies, only now, what is the period of the seventies, after the second world war, the flow of capital began. where, to japan, and we saw this japanese miracle, then a miracle, south korea, also a korean miracle, and then germany, western germany and a german miracle, but all of this has - as if an element of some limitation, limitedness, and this capital was necessary bring it to where, where there is cheap labor

there is a huge market, and where there is a huge market, the flow went to china. here in the seventies years in china over the past 50 years there has been remarkable development, but now the most important thing has happened in china, the rise in the cost of labor, high social standards, which corporations cannot maintain, naturally they need points of investment of capital where the most important thing will be ensured, yes as according to karl marx , the maximum marginality is where it can be, that’s exactly what africa stands for in those regions. where there is a huge population, almost 1.5 billion people now, the population growth rate is enormous, by the fiftieth the plan is about 2 billion, and the main thing is that there are deposits of carbon and rare earth metals, that is, on this raw material base you can

create a powerful production, and most importantly, all these products that will be produced can be left there. this will be consumption, for the next 50 years or so africa will provide a solution to the problem of this overproduction for colossal markets, not only production, but also markets, you see, that’s why all corporations are fighting for it now, when we say that supposedly corporations are fighting for raw materials, no, they are fighting for the market, but this market must be formed at the beginning, you won’t sell where the income is small, so let’s do it according to the same economic laws that they worked in china, yes, yes. and before that in korea in japan, as you indicated , okay, alexey, how did we manage not only not to get lost between these giants, yes, who are fighting for the continent, but in such a short time to achieve that our leader, yes, our president is called a friend and even a brother by the leaders of the resource-rich african countries, most importantly,

what africa needs now is... ideas or an ideology of justice, because the african continent, of course, over the period of the 45-decade history of capitalism, and if we take it further, has suffered very much from all those who want to make money on this continent, and the slave trade, wars for resources, now the african people are demanding not just the arrival of a corporation with their money, they all know what the french and british will end up with.

always said, if the belarusians always said, if the country, yes, the people are fed, he it can develop further, and if not, then it can be pumped up very easily , okay, the first message, which was, you know, remember, to take the country away from the abyss, here to take the continent away from the abyss, why not, but look, it’s very the processes that are

currently taking place in israel, yes, in africa, in ukraine, in europe are strongly interconnected, which is why we say that the process. global, they are very strongly interconnected, we often do not understand the background. so, we still have two unclosed military gestalts, right? here's how will the situation in the united states develop this year against the backdrop of these events in palestine in ukraine, yes, and won’t a new conflict, a new war be added to this? the us is now trying to solve its problems at the expense of... the intensification of armed conflicts around the world, and if we take the open statement of officials of the same blinken, yes, the us secretary of state. he openly declares that this war is helping in ukraine and the middle east.