Follow-up on Carney and the EU-NATO alliance’s diminished prospects
Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
This is a follow-up quasi-related post to my ironic Energy Darwin Award post which I wrote earlier this morning, while enjoying my 2nd mug of super strong black coffee:
Any further posts today, I’ll revert back to my usual default absurd silly tomfoolery.
I realize many people here have little interest in my more serious posts about my views of the bigger global psyops picture.
Which is why I tend to distill down my general worldview, and slyly slip bits and pieces of my non-official-narrative WrongThink into my unserious posts, to avoid the ire of our benevolent AI censor overlords.
Meantime, I enjoyed reading this overview article, from one of my longtime favorite writers.
Summary excerpted below.
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“SUMMARY:
● After taking the position as the lead against Donald Trump, former central banker Mark Carney embraces the EU-NATO alliance who are challenged with diminished EU economic outcomes;
● while EU Commission head Ursula von der Leyen proclaims EU citizen savings in banks must be put to better use;
● while gaining economic breathing room from allied interests of Dutch NATO head Mark Rutte as the De Nederlandsche Bank shifts gold from Canada to London;
● giving Carney the domestic political capital to confront NATO nemesis Donald Trump;
● while the rest of the enterprise assembles the war machine for the EU-NATO alliance -sans Trump- to support Zelenskyy by expanding conflict with Russia;
● thereby avoiding their own domestic political vulnerabilities.”