Pam Barker | Director of TLB Europe Reloaded Project
Crashing the economies of all nations, making them dependent on globalist bailouts who will call the shots. Crashing smaller banks, too, and making everyone hostage to the neofeudalism of the Central Banks and digital currency. These are all scenarios in the making.
Belarussian president Alexander Lukashenko describes below how it all works, and how poorer, smaller countries like his certainly couldn’t withstand a lockdown that bigger economies such as France are proposing to continue.
With that in mind, Sweden opted not to go for the lockdown; and countries like Austria and Denmark are now calling for a tentative end to their own in different ways. Finland, however, having gone down the lockdown path, is now seeing the possible collapse of its welfare system.
And Lukashenko, like Marine Le Pen and others such as Barbara Honegger, doubts the natural cause of this virus, as do we.
Here’s a Daily Mail hit piece on Lukashenko, for comparison.
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President of Belarus Warns Global Elites Using COVID-19 to Reshape World Order
“Europe’s last dictator” least eager to make his country easy pickings for IMF/UN servitude
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has expressed concerns over how powerful nations and interests may try to use the coronavirus pandemic to reshape the world to their own advantage.
“I once asked the question: is this pandemic, this coronavirus, a man-made phenomenon? I don’t know the answer yet, but I have my suspicions. Are politicians and others using this situation for their own purposes? You and I both know the answer to that question. You already see how it is used today…Doesn’t it seem to you that the powerful forces of the world would like to remake the world, without a ‘war’ (Emmanuel Macron has already called it a war), through this so-called ‘corona-psychosis’, or ‘info-demic’? Many people are asking: ‘what will happen after the pandemic?’” Lukashenko said, speaking to Mir TV in an interview airing Friday.
Lukashenko has insisted that Belarus’s economy continue to operate as normal, even if this means risks to his political popularity, saying he could imagine what would happen to the country after the pandemic is over if it were to shut down.
“What will happen to us? Other countries will survive. Russia has oil and gas which the world including China needs. China is a huge, powerful economy. America has the [dollar] printing press – they’ve thrown in $2 trillion and plan to spend $2 trillion more. My friend [UN Secretary-General] Antonio Guterres, a sincere man, has proposed printing money worth ten percent of global GDP. Even as things are, the dollar is gradually losing its value, and here it will just drop, giving rise to inflation. Where we will come out of this with our [Belarusian] ruble we know,” the president explained.
“Moreover, who will receive these $20 trillion? Where will this money end up? Will it not be a case of the rich getting richer, while the poor get poorer? I think it will.”
“We’ve been pushed to shut down and sit and eat through the small reserves we have. Even in Russia it cannot be said that its currency reserves are so large,” Lukashenko said.
“And then, having printed out this 10 percent of global GDP, those who stay on their feet will come to us and say ‘here is a little for you, but now you will do what we say’. That’s how the world can be reshaped,” he warned.
The president noted that he has no doubt that the world will be a different place when the pandemic ends. His main concern now is what place Belarus will have in this new world.
Belarus has 351 confirmed cases of COVID-19 infection to date, as well as 4 fatalities.
The country has rejected broad coercive restrictions to fighting the virus, preferring a strategy of pinpoint measures [of focusing resources where they are the most needed instead of spreading them thin!] including quarantine for people with the virus and testing anyone coming into contact with them.
Belarus’s factories and farms remain open, as do educational institutions, shops, restaurants and other public amenities, and the country has not closed its borders with its Russian neighbor.
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