Sunday, September 16, 2018

Driving Russians Back To Russia

News of the largest bank of Switzerland, Credit Suisse freezing Russian assets of over $1 billion once again has proved that Vladimir Putin was correct. He after all warned businessmen to return their activities to Russian jurisdiction. The Kremlin is not responsible for all of those that didn’t listen. It looks like Donald Trump towards the end of his presidency will be presented with a Russian state medal. For what? It is for his actions which forces the return of capital to Russia.

Here’s fresh news on the topic. “The Swiss bank, Credit Suisse, freezes assets related to Russia that add up to around $5 billion to avoid being under US sanctions.” – says Reuters. “Credit Suisse, whenever it works, is cooperating with international regulators to ensure implementing sanctions, in this case, sanctions against Russia” – explained the representative of the bank.

You can read the rest @
http://thesaker.is/the-us-is-doing-everything-to-make-the-russian-elite-return-money-to-their-motherland-by-ruslan-ostashko/

This seems to be part of a larger picture - the division of the world into two camps: one dominated by the US, the other dominated by the BRICS.

It seems to me the non-US part has the larger population, a bigger portion of the world's natural resources, and a greater potential for growth. Peaceful growth.

How does what Trump is doing benefit the US?

And when Trump is gone, how does the US restore equilibrium ... if we even will? The anti-China, anti-Russia sentiment didn't come from Trump, and it will continue to grow when he's gone.

Can we force "our" will on the rest of the world by military means? Hell, we couldn't even defeat Vietnam, Iraq, or Syria. How are we going to defeat the armies of China and Russia combined, if not with nuclear weapons?

And once we do that, what's left? Smoldering ruins? What kind of "victory" is that?

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