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; Transcript : « When the International order that allows trade to occur, where there is a dominant hegemonic power behind that, I think it's really important to understand that there's been a hard fist in that over the last 50 years, of smashed countries that have got out of line with what that International order is, along with all the positive aspects of it. And that is now breaking down, and clearly I think we are in the equivalent of the third world war. | ; Transcript : « When the International order that allows trade to occur, where there is a dominant hegemonic power behind that, I think it's really important to understand that there's been a hard fist in that over the last 50 years, of smashed countries that have got out of line with what that International order is, along with all the positive aspects of it. And that is now breaking down, and clearly I think '''we are in the equivalent of the third world war'''. | ||
: And that that war is between the global power represented primarily in the OECD countries, but especially in the United States and in Europe, and new alliances which are forming with countries in a multi-polar world, which although they have very different views about things, they all have strong views about National sovereignty to determine their own circumstances. » | : And that that war is between the global power represented primarily in the OECD countries, but especially in the United States and in Europe, and new alliances which are forming with countries in a multi-polar world, which although they have very different views about things, they all have strong views about National sovereignty to determine their own circumstances. » | ||