Clash Of The Visions

Here is discussion from Alex Krainer about the clash between the West and the Rest:

The core conflict should rightly be regarded as the clash between the Empire (rules-based order) and the emerging multipolar global order.  As George Soros put it last month during the Davos World Economic Forum (WEF), “the world has been increasingly engaged in a struggle between two systems of governance that are diametrically opposed to each other…”

In fact, this has been my contention for many years now and I believe that George Soros wasn’t just saying idle words on that occasion: he told us exactly what’s going on. I disagree with almost everything else he said but his characterization of the conflict is spot on. It is perhaps the clash of two visions: “One Belt, One Road” vs. “One Bank, One Matrix.”

WEF’s Great Reset agenda envisions a monolithic, Soviet-style central bank for the world with no other banks, issuing a programmable digital currency as the sole legal tender for all transactions. This vision is problematic and dystopian on many levels. For starters, most of us by far would be destined to own nothing and have no privacy, but it only gets worse from there. Catherine Austin-Fitts rightly said that death wouldn’t be the worst outcome. Unsurprisingly, more and more people are drawn to the other system of governance and see Eurasian Integration as a more attractive option.

Source - https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2022-06-10/eurasian-integration-lights-out-high-priests-davos

I know which vision I want to prevail. How about you?