The Plot to Seize Russia

This interview is dated but quite good since Martin talks about how Yeltsin handed over Russia to Putin.  This interview comes from Geopolitics and Empire, a terrific website that covers lots of interesting topics.  

A summary of Martin's book which he is handing out to attendees at his next conference can be read here,

Martin Armstrong discusses his new book based on declassified documents where in the 1990s the West, NATO, and Russian oligarchy plotted to seize Moscow, loot Russia, and takeover its natural resources. Yeltsin turned to Putin who was not a communist and is not an oligarch. The Moscow apartment bombings or propaganda surrounding them being a false flag would likely have come from Boris Berezovsky. The Great Reset is basically a debt default and the EU is a disaster that will fall apart. At this point most of the attack on Russia is related to “climate change” and to shut down fossil fuels.

The plot was to seize control of Russia and installing their own man, Boris Berezovsky, and merge it into NATO, turning Russia into a vassal state with Berezovsky as president for life.  Later, he was sorry and wanted to return to Russia and wrote a letter to Putin.  Tell us what's really been going on between east and west . . . 

Yeltsin was being blackmailed from two sides, and his last words to Putin were "Take care of Russia."

MUST-LISTEN. GONZALO LIRA ON THE COLLAPSE OF AMERICAN POWER

Wow. 

This interview appeared on Geopolitics and Empire.  Hrvoje Moric is the host and producer of the podcast.  

The single best assessment I've heard on the collapse of American power. And it's alarming mainly for what the United States is willing to do to save face. Europe's collapse is its own fault. Like the U.S. is doing now with illegal immigrants coming through open borders, Europe did the same thing. There are no more ethnic Europeans; it's now an amalgam of immigrants.  Lira, a Chilean, lives in the Ukraine.  He warns Americans that its government, because it is made of crazies, is prepared to institute a government digital currency that tells you what you can buy, what you can't, and if they deem your behavior displeasing, they will shut off your account and demy you the ability to buy food.  It will no longer be your money.  

I liked his characterizations of different countries to flee to, citing Central American countries, like Guatemala, Belize, Costa Rica (too many Americans he says).  Says the violence in Columbia still persists, that Brazil has problems, that select cities in Peru are quite nice, whereas Chile, his home country, is a disaster.  But he liked Uruguay and Bolivia.  Hmmm.  I know nothing about these countries.