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Great text!  I had a similar experience with train strikes in the U.K.—it felt like winning the lottery to catch the Manchester-London train several months ago. However, I cannot help but feel that it is part of a deliberate dismantling of the West.

The powers that be are acutely aware that a war against Russia would result in defeat, and they understand their loss in the economic battle against the expanding BRICS nations is coming. So they seem content with herding their population into a panopticon prison, where the treacherous process of brainwashing reaches its final, Matrix-like stage of extracting every ounce of vitality from the people.

Meanwhile, they exploit and prey upon other vulnerable nations, weakened to the point of being easily plundered and coerced into accepting their rapacious insanity. It feels to me like Agenda 2030 and all its nefarious goals are being updated as we go.

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I don't know if Britain had an economy! other than Imperialism,Sucking India dry & the City Of London Financial District,..The Crown!

The Establishment Elites & the London Bankers have always been one of

the pillars of what we know today as the Globalist NWO gang.

Their main source of wealth & power has been their dominance over the Global Economy with their phony fiat based money & now the Russians,& Brics,are getting revenge.

The End for Perfidious Albion!

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

"the financial parasite has begun to kill its host." Sums it up nicely, Alex, but it's a bitter pill to swallow!

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

Agreed Alex. Although I truly believe all of this is deliberate. (I am sure you don't need me to say that). The proles must be on their knees before we get them to beg us for UBI and a few CBDCs a week...The pain ahead will not be a passing twinge, that is for sure.

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

«Dickensian era poverty»- couldn’t say it better, great observation( as always!). I visited London in March, mostly tourists or refugees from eastern countries or elsewhere. At arrival got caught myself in strike at Gatwick airport. Three strikes on subway( in 3 days). Majority of people didn’t look to healthy, was sad to see. In the center, three floors bookstore, sales person( guy) never heard about author Frederic List but, i saw on bookshelf on the top book “Putins wars “and at the bottom Zelenskyys book “ mein Kampf”.. British people very friendly and polite. They need to take they country back by getting rid of “ Royal “sucking blood creatures.

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

"Somehow in the UK, someone needs to accept that they're worse off and stop trying to maintain their real spending power by bidding up prices..."

"Someone"?

What incredibly strange phrasing. Something wrong with Mr. Pill.

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While people tend to focus on the UK as this once-mighty empire that straddled the globe, it's also worth remembering that in the early postwar period the domestic economy flourished, enjoying sustained growth rates that even exceeded those of previous eras. It was a highly successful mixed economy, with a strong public sector, including state ownership of key industries, as well as a vibrant private-sector. The system began to sputter in the 1970s, with the oil embargo and other factors playing a role, but rather than tinker and fine-tune a system which had worked so well during the previous three decades, the Thatcher counter-revolution was launched to dismantle it. This isn't to say that the postwar system was perfect; the domestic economy may have been driven by some degree by post-imperial neocolonial strategies that would been exploitative and not infinitely sustainable... but still... they threw it all away. How will UK ever be able to compete economically again with the rest of the world? I don't see it catching up, not in our lifetimes at least.

Also, I find myself wondering: what's with >600k immigrants last year; is this really about maintaining a supply cheap labour? Maybe some British readers can explain this for us.

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

"empires sow mayhem abroad and misery at home". Ask a neocon how to fix healthcare? Empires sow psychopathic personalities that prey on "the other" and manage to make a great living on complete artifice, with skills that simply do not serve the greater welfare. Ask yourself how many Americans at the VERY TOP fit this description! Look around!

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Jun 13, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

I’m sorry that the British economy is suffering. I pray that a turnaround can happen ASAP! Thank you for your report.

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Jun 19, 2023Liked by Alex Krainer

A very clear analysis of the state of my country. I assume that the consequences of the decisions made by our leaders were known in advance. They were quite apparent to me. Were they merely side-effects or the desired outcome? They will have the result of ensuring compliance to whatever is coming. After all, people need to eat.

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Britain better hope the price of heroin skyrockets, because without that, pobrecito! We can see why Britain wants war with China so badly--China produces cheap fentanyl, cutting the Brits out of the supply chain except for their dirty banks which continue to take a cut. Not enough for the British government however, they badly miss the days when Hong Kong was the #1 trans-shipment point for drugs worldwide. Time for another color revolution I suppose.

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I suppose in a way, it's only natural that Britain was one of the first nations to suffer. Being the first to jump into the Industrial Revolution, they are now naturally ahead of the curve when it comes to holding on to obsolete assets, inflating real estate prices, and all sorts of diseases of modern decay.

While in some part this is inevitable from their path dependency, with investments in hard assets being made early and without the benefit of hindsight, it makes it no less sad. I hope that Britain as a whole can make a recovery - and not just the financial City of London.

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Bath was like this decades ago when I was last there, it’s a place of polarised communities. So sad. And your experiences are not unique to Britain - here in NZ, I took my dog to a local park this week early before work, and there were two cars with people sleeping in them. Unusual for that part of the country. The temperature had been below freezing overnight and Winter only just begun. Our future is going to be very challenging, economically and health-wise.

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Hello Alex,

I thought of you when I read this piece about the communist movement in Bavaria after WWI. How does this fit in with all of your various theses? Where did the support come from? Was it indigenous or driven by outsiders? The British? Were the people Jewish (as was the case in Berlin)? If so, were these the specific Jews that drove Hitler's hatred towards Jews, since he hated the Communists?

https://niccolo.substack.com/p/revolution-in-bavaria-1918-1919-mitchell

Respectfully,

Jeff Cook-Coyle

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Janet Yellen, Greenspan, Jaimie Diamond, Rothschild, endless Jews and token whites. Sidney is woke.

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"For whoever finds me finds life,

And obtains favor from the LORD;

But he who sins against me wrongs his own soul;

All those who hate me love death.” Proverbs 8:35,36

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