India Reverses Prior Position and Will Now Block Further Wheat Exports, Triggering G7 Concerns

The Conservative Treehouse (original Source, VOA) ^ | May 14, 2022 | Sundance

[Bratch]

Sunday Talks, Finland President Sauli Niinistö Indicates a Global Cleaving Behind Decision to Join NATO

May 15, 2022 | Sundance | 31 Comments

BASELINE – Boil all international and geopolitical issues down to their common denominator and everything, E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G., every issue, every discussion, every policy, every position, everything -all of it- circles around economics. Everything is secondary to the underlying economics of every single issue. Power or weakness, famine or war, peace or conflict, master or servant, culture or crisis, growth or collapse, the entirety of everything -including the foundation of freedom- centers around the economics.  There are trillions at stake.

In this interview Finland’s President Sauli Niinistö made some very interesting remarks when asked about his decision to reverse the long-established geopolitical position of Finland and join the “western alliance,” vis-a-vis NATO.

Listen carefully [01:44] when President Niinistö explains why.  Niinistö explains he did not, and does not, consider Russia a threat; however,

“what we see now, Europe, the world, is more divided. There’s not very much room for ‘non-aligned,’ in-between. So that was also what we are thinking.”  

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In March of this year CTH noted, “this intentional global cleaving, using the opportunity created by the Ukraine crisis, is going to be the major story of this year.  This global splitting can be looked at in multiple ways, but the overarching story is the ramifications of two global trade relationships.”

Two world groupings.  One group, oil-based energy (traditional, grey on map below), and one group GREEN energy (the build back better plan, yellow on map).  It is not accidental these two groups hold similar internal geopolitical views and perspectives, hence, their alignment or lack thereof with the sanctions against Russia.

The important part to watch is if this cleaving continues, there are going to be two sets of nations with two structurally different economies.  An oil based energy group and a group chasing the Build Back Better, Green New Deal, human population control mechanisms under the ruse of climate change.

Behind the G7 and NATO, we know the multinational corporations assembled in the World Economic Forum are ultimately the driver of political policy. The central bankers, finance ministers and politicians all operate under the guidelines of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank (WB) and World Trade Organization (WTO).

Together the WEF, IMF, WB, WTO, EU central banks and U.S. federal reserve, collectively represent what we call the globalists.  And the globalists are pushing the climate change agenda hard {WEF LINK}.

It is important to remember the ultimate goal of the ‘climate change’ promotors (World Economic Forum) is not an energy system that changes the global climate. The goal of the ‘climate change’ group is to create a carbon trading system; a new financial mechanism (a global tax program) to control human activity on a world-wide basis.  This system also needs a digital identity in order to work {hint-hint}.

As a consequence, when we look at the fracturing of the global energy marketplace, it is worth viewing the divided group through the prism of the globalist carbon trading scheme.

The oil-based energy group is going to have a strong strategic advantage in production costs.  They will continue using oil, coal and gas (economic fuels), which are abundant, cheap and the infrastructure is already in place.

The western alliance group is going to be at a strong disadvantage – at least for a generation or two, as costs associated with the production of goods and new energy systems are going to be much more expensive to operate.  This disadvantage will continue while the transition into Build Back Better sustainable or renewable energy takes place.

It’s not just energy products at stake, it’s also very important outcroppings from energy products like food.

In the macro view, stuff from one group is going to be cheap and plentiful, the exact same stuff from the western alliance group is going to be more expensive and scarce.  There is going to be a geopolitical battle in the middle of this.

A battle based on ideology, economics and powerful interests.

The values of western democracy will change; heck, they are changing just look at what the same western democracies did with COVID.  In the western alliance government will get bigger, more oppressive, more controlling and ultimately the people will have less freedom.   We are feeling the outer bands of this shifting hurricane right now.

A great cleaving is underway, and Finland just signed-up for a team….

It’s as if the WEF crew wanted to provoke Russia to act in order to get the party started.

Wait, wha….

[DCBryan1]

LOL...stealing that picture.

[Texas Fossil]

Correct

[Texas Fossil]

They can pound sand. We will stand here. I don’t think they will like what they get if they open pandora’s box.

[Jane Long]

GOOD FOR INDIA!!!

They’re honoring PRE-EXISTING contracts, while remaining INDIA FIRST!!

[Jane Long]

👍🏻👍🏻

[Texas Fossil]

Nonsense. India and any other country has to first assure food for their own nation.

The global monetary system is totally out of whack and the Klauss Schwab WEF Crowd largely are dependent upon foreign oil and fuel. And they want to play the green game to make the US and others supply their power at a loss (a green tax).

Pure horse manure.

[Texas Fossil]

What grain is low carb?

Some grains are gluten free, but low carb flour is a tough order.

[Texas Fossil]

YES! There are lost of nations in the world that would love to mimic President Trump. Some are weak and it will be hard.

There is no excuse for the USA, except the DC Traitors who are tanking our dollar and loading us up with illegals.

It is time for that to end.

[DuncanWaring]

All grain is low carb after it’s been metabolized into animal tissue.

[rdcbn1]

Past history suggests that you could not be more wrong.

[metmom]

But the WEF bunch does not want any nation to be free and self- sufficient any more than they want individuals to be.

So they want to steal from the rich and claim to redistribute it to the poor which means they and their lackeys get it and now another nation will starve along with the one they cheated out of the food they were supposed to get.

[metmom]

Oats.

[Texas Fossil]

History? I’m 74 and have seen a lot.

How old are you? What do you do for a living?

My family has owned/operated farms in this country since 1889. Most of the time; Cotton, Wheat and cattle.

I was in wholesale hardware distribution for nearly 40 years with to privately held family owned companies.

At one point I covered 11 states.

So, no sale.

[Texas Fossil]

Yes, correct. meat is protein. But they tell us we eat too much of it. Smile.

The Globalist Freaks are always telling us they know what is best for us. My answer is no, they don’t.

[Texas Fossil]

They have some carbs. My wife is on Keto Diet. For a while I had her joining me with oatmeal for breakfast.

I eat a lot of Oatmeal. Just noticed the price has doubled since the last time I was in the grocery sore. I have 5 cartons on hand, but that is about what I keep as reserve.

In the distant past I would buy oatmeal and my seasonings from a Mennonite bulk food store in Tipton, MO. At the time I was living in OK, but traveled MO often. 2 years ago I found a very similar one in Virginia. They have good stuff.

[Jane Long]

🙄

Yes....poor Modi....he needs your advice, ASAP.

[rdcbn1]

I'm old enough. Older than I'd like to be, for sure. Our family corp operated a division that ran cattle ranch holdings in the 200,000 + acre range with a collection orchards and farms that grew everything from alfalfa and maize to cotton. I grew up in operations. That was one division. Went to a number of very nice little colleges where I learned a bit about history, especially the history of destructive effects countries playing beggar they neighbor policies, and studied economics from some pretty well regarded individuals. Have founded, grown and ultimately sold several tech companies. Who cares about your opinion - everyone has one. Go read the history and you find these things don't end well. If you actually did have the ag biz experience you claim, you would know how the stars are aligning and pretty much where this is heading so you would not be talking such ignorant trash. Have a nice day.

[rdcbn1]

Actually, Modi could care less about my advice. He needs to read some world history. The history of beggar they neighbor policy is a history of economic chaos, famine and war. That’s a fact

[Texas Fossil]

What Little Colleges?