Martin Armstrong tells Mike Adams: The West basks in its DELUSION of being mega-powerful
By bellecarter // 2023-10-19
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During a recent episode of the "Health Ranger Report," geopolitics analyst Martin Armstrong lambasted the United States government as well as its Western allies for believing that they still hold much of the power and influence to own victory over the ongoing wars in Israel and Ukraine. Armstrong told host Mike Adams, founder of the free-speech platform Brighteon.com, that amid all the chaos, these war-torn nations think that they have the United States behind them, especially since President Joe Biden has expressed his all-out support for sending humanitarian and military assistance. The president is supported by Victoria Nuland, the acting deputy secretary of State, and represented by the Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Blinken is to embark on his most extensive Middle East visit since taking office in January 2021 as he is set to visit key American allies Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, some of which have influence on Hamas, the Palestinian militants who attacked Israel on Oct. 7. "It is all about power. They think they have the power and say, 'Let's exercise it and we'll win.' But it does not make sense anymore," the analyst pointed out. Adams agreed that the Western nations are indeed absorbed in their "delusional thoughts," pointing out that both Ukraine and Russia have proven that the West does not have the power they thought they had. "There are Leopard 2 tanks burning on the battlefields of Ukraine that were taken out by Russia's 'cheap' drones and Abrams tanks are going to be burning there soon. Western artillery can't compete with Russian artillery, Western anti-air defenses are inferior and their ballistic missiles are ancient. I mean, the West doesn't have the industrial base to manufacture enough weapons to sustain an actual land war," Adams further argued. (Related: Former Pentagon official warns via NATO website: West should prepare for NUCLEAR WAR.) The host emphasized how the West can continue to project power to use coercion to get what it wants in the world. "But now, it has reached an endpoint. You're not just going to be able to bomb every country into submission, it's failing now," he added. Armstrong chimed in saying that, the problem is that they do not acknowledge that they are already "weakening" as they sit there and still think they can defeat Russia. "Russia is no longer communist, neither is China," he noted. The last thing that the Neocons – those who claim to advocate unilateral promotion of democracy and interventionism in international affairs – want is abundance from trade, Adams pointed out. He added that abundance creates freedom and options for people, and creates entrepreneurs. "If you trade with Russia – its aluminum, fertilizer, metals and even technology – then the Neocons can't bomb everybody," Adams said. "Yeah. That's why they were trying to cut them off. They thought that they could do that and undermine Russia’s economy so it would collapse. But it's just not going to happen," Armstrong replied.

United States will break up, Armstrong warns

Elsewhere in the show, Adams raised a question about the current political situation in the United States and how Armstrong thinks it is going to be in the near future. "Most Americans who are aware agree that the rigging of the vote counting in elections is off-the-charts insane in the United States. It's pretty clear to me that Democrats couldn't win any election from actual organic votes from real people because their policies are so horrific," he said. "But what are the practical ramifications here for America? Does the United States of America survive very much longer? Or are we looking at secession? Are we looking at revolts? Or are we looking at domestic war uprisings?" Armstrong quipped: "The United States will break up." And then went on to cite the current political takes of Florida and California, which are like two separate countries. "The problem we have is that politics on a global scale has become so polarized," he continued citing people's views on the green and left agenda. "We have a civilization that functions when everybody benefits. It does not function when one side says, 'Now we're in power and we're going to force you to do what we want you to do.' That is not democracy. It's not civilization. So, then it becomes war effectively," he explained. Diving deeper into the climate change hoax, Adams said it appears that the governments are at war against their own people as they are shutting down food and farms and the economies, combustion engines, and even transportation. "But all under the label of their narrative that 'Oh, we have to save the planet somehow,'" the Health Ranger pointed out. He added the fact that the government is allowing business magnate and "philanthropist" Bill Gates to buy up millions of acres of trees. According to Gates, he is purchasing them all because he needs to cut them down so he can save the planet. Adams also cited how the Biden administration is giving grants to California to plant trees to also save Mother Earth. "And it's become comedy, a clown show of insanity at this point." Armstrong concurred and also mentioned Gates' plan to put particles in the atmosphere to block the sun. The billionaire also reportedly released billions of mosquitoes in Florida. "I mean, if you take him, George Soros, or Klaus Schwab – I don't know if it's money or power – they have driven the people completely insane." Follow Collapse.news to read more news regarding America's collapsing economy, culture and politics. Watch the full episode of the "Health Ranger Report" with Mike Adams featuring Martin Armstrong below. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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