In light of recent revelations the assumption that wartime plunder is only visited on “enemies” needs to be re-evaluated, Eamon McKinney writes.

With rapidly rising costs of living and the prospect of a winter without heat, anger against national governments is rapidly reaching breaking point.

Soon enough it is probable that most countries, however reluctantly, may have to choose which of the two incompatible financial systems they want to align with. And one of them is already obsolete.

The Western financial vultures are already deciding who gets what from what remains of the Ukrainian carcass, an exercise they are well practiced in.

Anger is erupting around the world, and people have much to be angry about. Covid, famine, energy shortages, inflation.

While the world slides towards a chaotic future the MSM remains wilfully oblivious to the suffering it has enabled.

It is the collapsing financial system and the attendant inflation that is the main cause of what is rapidly becoming a global crisis.

Specific propaganda, small lies, can be identified, but there is an “ambient” propaganda that permeates every atmosphere where people exist.

The U.S. has long known that sanctions, while causing great suffering to the targeted countries, provides no benefit to America. They are always primarily just revenge against countries who fail to march obediently in lockstep with U.S. demands.

Democracy is easily defined by most, but to America it means any country that subverts its own national interests to those of the U.S.