Richard Werner

In Britain, it's still called the Great War.

where you had full mobilization of entire countries.

Previously, you would never mobilize the entire country.

Of course not.

Even civilians, even housewives were mobilized to do factory work or other support work, hospital work, all sorts.

And so it was really the beginning of this modern era where you have totalitarian control unleashed under the cover of a great war.

And of course, that's a scenario we have to be very much aware of as we speak.

There's preparations for mobilization in Germany, draft military service, all the rules being revamped and tightened.

And the plan clearly is to draft more people into the military.

It's official EU policy to have

a huge rearmament drive to get ready for war and they talk about dates and that tells you that I mean they're planning for a war I mean that's it's not a secret they're saying we are planning for a war against the great powers Russia they don't mention China but of course you know their allies whether not perhaps not formally in a military way but de facto allies China is there so

And that's official EU policy to have this war at 2028, 29, 2030 are the dates that are being mentioned.

We have to be ready by that time for a world war or war against Russia, which would be a world war.

So what's going on here?

And I think what we've seen this year has been clearly quite dramatic.

First Venezuela, dramatic events.

although in a way on the larger scale, sort of quickly done, somewhat contained, it seems.

But quite a remarkable event.

Because before, of course, for decades, US intervention in Latin America took the form of covert operations, which always run under the principle, it's a very British principle, of plausible deniability.

Oh, we didn't do that.