As we are a quarter of the way through 2022, Covid is practically gone from the media, it’s safe to say that Russia has killed Covid-19. For specificity, Russia has taken over the media so much that Covid-19 and the perception of it is a thing of the past.
Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world in less than a month. Not that sanction they never expected it prior to their invasion of Ukraine.
What might surprise them is the reaction and backlash they got from NATO, the United States of America, and a few other allies who hit out because they are reliant on the western financial and political ecosystem to survive. It’s a strange world we are witnessing another major shift in the worldwide framework.
As gas prices rise, the Biden administration has been trying to make amends with Venezuela and Iran. Two countries they’ve despised over the years and would like to get their hands on from a political perspective.
Times have changed so much that they are quickly correcting political mistakes made from the past by forming new bridges, which they hope will reduce the pressure countries are facing now due to their poor leadership and lack of reasoning which is apparent in more than 50% of the countries in our western democratic environment.
Now the world is an unpredictable place as Russia hits back. They are basically creating an iron curtain at the moment, blocking off the west and forming new relationships in the East which are on the rise. The USA can afford to print its way out of this situation for now.
Other countries that don’t have such luxuries at their disposal and the resources to do so are going to be at the mercy of what is to come.
Russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world due to its invasion of Ukraine, which is wrong and should’ve been avoided through diplomatic channels. America and the west are also sanctioning their own citizens through higher inflation and other unintended consequences.
We are only at the beginning; self-reliance is the key in this key, my friend.
