ALEX KRAINER: you don't need military bases to be able to have cocoa and coffee in your supermarket

That may have been one of my most relevantest rants. https://t.co/450HWJYkN2

— Alex (Sasha) Krainer (@NakedHedgie) April 26, 2025

What's going to happen in reality I don't know again you know I always go with this logic that in actual fact the war on Ukraine is unnecessary completely sorry not war on Ukraine war on Russia through Ukraine is completely unnecessary.  This struggle to preserve Israel is unnecessary now Israel was created not as a homeland for the Jewish people that's the the gift wrap that was sold to the public so that it would be able to put on this moral high ground where it cannot be questioned that Israel has the right to exist. Israel was created exactly like Ukraine as a beachhead to be able to destabilize large regions of the Eurasian land mass so that it could be controlled, so that the Western money lenders oligarchs could maintain a hegemony there, so that they can control the collateral and then give these resources for exploitation to their own clients like KBRs and Halliburtons and BPs and Shells of this world.  So that's how and why Israel was created, and that's pretty clear from even before 1917 when the Balfour Declaration was addressed to the Rothschild banking family and probably drafted by them as well.  The same thing with the Far East: these divisions Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, all of the these crisis flash points served the same purpose.  

If we take the route of "Let's defend our hegemony there," then you have to ask yourself "Why do you even need the hegemony?"  The narrative that's being sold to the American people is, "Oh, . . ." and even RFK swallowed this nonsense, "Oh, if we lose hegemony over the Middle East, then we're going to lose control of all these oil resources and our economy depends on them."  Well, you know if you lived ever in a country like Switzerland or Sweden or Norway or Croatia, then you know that probably everyday for the last nearly 100 years you were able to buy chocolate and sugar and gasoline and load up your car, and natural gas, and everything else.  How did it get there?  You know, Switzerland doesn't have any military bases in the Middle East, neither does Croatia, neither does Sweden or Norway.  They trade, they simply trade.  They exchange what they have to buy what they need, in the United States can do the same so you don't need military bases to be able to have cocoa and coffee and your supermarket and

Harley Schlanger.