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For what it's worth, when I say global class war I mean equitable access to commodities and resources - economic fortunes were made taking advantage of 3rd world countries in a class arbitrage. It is now a class war to try to keep this advantage. It is darwinian to think rich countries can squeeze out poor countries without recourse. I was on this platform in 2010 seeing the issue of per capita allocation for global warming gaining traction. It is 12 years later and EU talking heads are now saying they need trillions every year to compensate poor countries. It used to be called AGW. People were laughing at ghost cities. Talking heads ridiculing the low cost of living in 3rd world countries. All it would take for China, India, Nigeria to become a point in influence is to get street cred economically. Venezuala was close, but was dismantled in a classic opening chess move by $GS. BRICS scared the carp out of the US hegemony. Any middle east country who threatened to move away from the petrodollar was regime changed. Iraq? Gone, resources now US corporate. Syria? Libya? Egypt? Venezuala? None of these are coincidences. The brothers of abraham movement has quietly moved below the horizon, private military contractors run wars (militia) and you have the gall to call legitimate countries dictatorships? Time to embrace the fact we are not the same. China might just share the WEF vision and join you in your quest for world dominance.