Russia

By rejecting the ideology that makes up the New World Order, Russia has essentially become a powerful nation, one whose politicians could care less about sanctions by the United States and other New World Order nations. Dr. Stephen Cohen, an expert on Russia, has recently argued that because the New World Order has economically, intellectually and politically crippled politicians in the West, Russia is looking for partners elsewhere, namely, partners in Asian countries like China and India. Geographically, says Cohen, Russia will continue to be part of the West.₁

Most of what people believe about Russia, due to Western propaganda, is not true:

• Russia has one of the fastest growing middle classes in the world See here
• Russia banned GMO seeds in 2014 and planned to only grow organic foods, and become the world’s largest exporter of organic food. See here
• Russia is currently the #3 country ranked in terms of total immigrants in the world, closely behind Germany and the United States.  See here
• Unlike most of European powers, Russia was not a very ambitious or successful colonial power.  The extent of Russia’s colonialism was Alaska, but this was really just the business idea of some fur-trappers; it wasn’t supported by Moscow very much.  With a few rare exceptions, Russia never ‘invaded’ another country.  Mostly Russia has defended itself from invaders, at least historically speaking.  Even today, Russia’s foreign policy surrounds a ‘defense’ doctrine, not an ‘invasion’ doctrine.  Being attacked nearly every 20 or 30 years throughout history, the Kremlin has reason for such a policy.  Why did every Empire throughout history want to invade Russia?  Because of the nice weather?  No, because of the vast untapped resources.  For a more academic answer, checkout Brzezinski’s “Grand Chess Board” – certainly Sun Tzu would agree, controlling Russia and North America is necessary for real global domination, for a number of geostrategic, logistic, and economic reasons.
• Russia is an Emerging Market (EM) – Why is it emerging?  Because it’s just starting to build economic systems.  In Russia there’s no class action litigation industry.  There’s no FTC.  There’s no bankruptcy rules.  But all that’s changing.  Change takes time – it will likely be a generation or several generations.
• The Forex software that runs the algorithmic Forex world, Meta Trader, is from Russia.  Although primarily used outside of Russia, it’s built native in Russian language, from Khazan (although headquartered in Cyprus).
• Russia has massive untapped resources unlike any other country in the world, most notably but not only oil.  Russia includes 11 time zones and is one of the Earth’s most rich and undeveloped land masses, which includes mountains, forests, deserts, tundra, and ice oceans.
• No one is starving in Russia.  In fact, due to the trade war between Russia, the EU, and the United States, they’re even burning and destroying food if it is found to come from blocked countries.
• Russia has banned both the Rothschild family and George Soros from entering or dealing with Russia due to their clandestine intentions

Far from perfect, with restrictions on religion and free speech, among other areas of concern, there are many things to admire as well. Essentially, the powers that be have used Russia as the perpetual boogie man for so long that we have been brainwashed into thinking they are still the USSR of Stalin. Not true.