WHAT IS THE REAL WAR?

The war in Ukraine pitting Russia against NATO interests hides another silent arm wrestling match to impose an ominous agenda for total control of two markets vital to human life Where is the morality of the Anglo-American democracies?

 

By Charles H. Slim

After Russia's chastisement of the Odessa ports and the abandonment of the grain agreement for having been used by Kiev to smuggle weapons, Washington and its European cronies with European Commission Vice-President Joseph Borrell at the head have taken the opportunity to publicly accuse Russia of seeking food shortages that would provoke a global food crisis.

This is intended to create panic and the false appearance that Ukrainian grain is the only grain that can meet the needs of the poorest countries, but that would not be the case.

The US and its dirty jobs partner Britain are not worried about the war in Ukraine and how much its continuation might cost Ukrainians. On the contrary, the longer it lasts it will serve the purposes of the ruling oclocracy in Washington who have made it clear that they will sacrifice whoever and however many are necessary to secure comforts and a standard of living for themselves and a select circle of their country.

In retrospect this is nothing new. When the sect of neoconservatives and Zionists colluded to devise a plan to create US supremacy in the new millennium known as Project for the New American Century (PNAC), that idea was born early in 1993 by one of the most prominent Zionists who were George Bush senior's sidekicks named Paul Wolfowitz where he bluntly specified how to get rid of the competition and grab the oil-based energy sources. The consequences of these lucubrations were soon seen and as we have already seen, they have tried to be swept under the carpet of history.

In the present circumstances we see the same interests at work again, although without many of those officials in the race. The war in Ukraine is one of the most favorable and ambitious financial incentives for speculators such as BLACKROCK, JP MORGAN and VANGUARD GROUP who at the same time are participants together with US food corporations in causing severe financial losses and monopoly of food policies that have led among other things to the doubling of the price of bread in the poorest countries.

Argentina, far from being able to guarantee its food sovereignty, is obviously not able to offer an alternative food supply not only because of its famished geopolitical status and its deficient logistic infrastructure for foreign trade, but also (and much worse) because it is entangled in the same spider web woven by international financial organizations such as the IMF.

Clearly, the farce of accusing Russia and in particular President Vladimir Putin of creating the conditions for a global food crisis is exposed. What is really going on is an ambitious race by the Anglo-Americans to impose their conditions and totally control the food market.

Obviously, with the war and the -deliberate- cutting off of the EU from the supply of cheap Russian energy, the only beneficiaries are the American Corporations and energy companies, especially LNG (through a deceitful agenda) and food companies (Cargill, Archer Daniel Midland, Bunge and Louis Dreyfus) which have turned the European governments and citizens into forced and captive dependents of their products at sidereal prices.

As could not be otherwise, all this is linked to the World Bank, which participates in this blackmail on a global scale since it answers directly to the Oval Office in the White House.

This is where once again the great swindle of US democracy and the total falsity of its declarations about its concern for human rights, freedoms and values become apparent. The US is a dying empire and needs to sink its fangs into its abandoned victims in the global south, especially in Africa and Latin America.

As it could not be otherwise, Argentina is immersed in this scheme of plundering which, due to its geographical characteristics and extensive lands for cultivation, presents an appetizing profit for the US agribusiness lobby, which knows that it will have no obstacles to impose its conditions, whoever the government may be. That is why in the country of wheat the price of a kilogram of bread rises as if it were a scarce commodity.

We are witnessing a new wave of abusive policies aimed at monopolizing no longer the national markets of a few states or specific regions, getting rid of small producers for the benefit of US agribusiness corporations and agrochemical laboratories with European ramifications. This is a global ambition. By hoarding grain stocks and preventing commercial traffic through a deliberate increase in fuel prices, these interests are taking the bread out of the mouths of millions of people, and no longer just those in impoverished regions in Africa or Latin America. The same European citizens and even ordinary Britons, with a government that participates in these plans, are being held hostage to a constant rise in the prices of food, transport and taxes for basic services.

There is no doubt that this is no accident. Despairing the ordinary population has advantages very well thought out by and for the governments, that is, if they manage to hide the truth of what is really behind the current crisis. Fortunately, citizens have already realized this and the argumentative efforts of the media and the intelligentsia servile to these interests are becoming more and more innocuous, making it clear that the system is part of the problem.

But behind this global agri-food corporation and its colleagues in the energy corporation lies the objective of the Anglo-American political-financial oclocracy, which aspires to control a wider spectrum of captives that would materialize with the control of the entire global south, and to this end, getting China and Russia out of the way is paramount to achieve this aspiration.