Taiwan and China will have to endure but resist the endless provocations from the US if a war is to be avoided, according to Prof. Jeffrey Sachs.
one of the modus operandi of the CIA, America's foreign coup organiser and war provocateur unit, is to provoke, provoke and provoke, Sachs told Tucker Carlson in an interview..
But Sachs noted that succumbing to provocation hasn't worked out very well for Ukraine since the US-organised coup in 2014.
Nor would it work out for Taiwan, which doesn't want to or need to become a Ukraine look alike in East Asia, if it was to become embroiled in a war, he said.
all the evidence shows that Neither the CIA, as America's principle foreign agency, nor the words it uses, can be trusted, he said.
Sachs' opinions and analyses are formed outside the MSM narratives and are driven by command of an unusually broad set of facts and direct access to key global affairs participants, which build on his training as a macro economist.
Sachs' revelatory interview with Tucker Carlson runs for more than 2 hours and can be accessed on Pearls & Irritations weekly, John Menadue's public policy journal. It's free.
BELLCURVE: Australia's A$368 billion purchase in the abstract of a handful of AUKUS nuclear powered attack subs can credibly be seen through the lens of the CIA's provoke provoke provoke MO.
the deal has been broadly criticized by observors who don't have a conflict of interest as not being in Australia's national interest because of the high cost, ceding of sovereignty and how the ADF has been subsumed into America's armed forces.
support for the deal comes from Australia's defence establishment, itself a rat's nest of foreign agents. Almost all of Australia's defence sector 'think tanks' receive funding from US or British arms providers, not the sort of rabble to provide credible opinions, ie they're paid.
News of the AUKUS deal fits CIA's provoke provoke provoke MO. As will news along the timeline to any actual delivery - at some point in the never never.
