The Global Chessboard: Unraveling the Nexus Between Russia, China, and Western Globalists

In the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape, the recent events in Niger and the subsequent reactions from global powerhouses have raised eyebrows and prompted deeper analysis. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, once perceived as an isolated event, now seems to be a mere precursor to a larger, more intricate global war.

The Niger Uprising and its Implications

The military revolt in Niger against its government has not only destabilized the region but has also sent shockwaves across the African continent. With the Niger military head rallying other African nations against perceived Western exploitation and the alarming call for the genocide of whites in South Africa, the situation has become increasingly volatile.

Elon Musk, originally from South Africa, has voiced his concerns, aligning with conservatives and highlighting the atrocities. While one would expect such revelations to bolster Western intervention, there seems to be a deliberate silence on certain aspects of the crisis, hinting at deeper, conflicting interests.

Russia's African Gambit

Russian President Vladimir Putin's recent meetings with the Niger military head and his subsequent announcements have further complicated the narrative. By forgiving African debts and sending free food grains, Russia is making a clear statement against Western involvement in Africa. Such generosity, uncharacteristic of Putin, suggests a strategic move to counterbalance Western influence.

The China Factor

China's economic strategies in Africa have been well-documented. Their debt-trap diplomacy has ensnared many African nations, making them susceptible to Beijing's influence. Moreover, China's push for its currency, the Yuan, in international trade has threatened the dominance of the US dollar. By aligning with Russia, which is increasingly dependent on the Yuan, China seems to be orchestrating a larger play on the global stage.

The Globalists' Playbook

The Western Globalists, figures like Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, and Justin Trudeau, have been vocal advocates for the Chinese model of governance. Their investments in China and the subsequent shift from dollar-based economies suggest a deeper alliance. The narrative around the origins of COVID-19 and the subsequent blame game further muddies the waters. The seemingly contradictory actions of the CCP, which owns significant shares in global media corporations, only add to the confusion.

The Historical Context

Drawing parallels with the World Wars, it's evident that global conflicts often start as isolated events, only to escalate into larger confrontations. The common populace, often distracted by national narratives, fails to see the bigger picture until it's too late.

The Ultimate Goal: A Global Government?

Both Western Globalists and figures like Putin and Xi Jinping seem to share a common goal: the establishment of a global government. Whether this is a shared vision or a race to be the dominant force remains to be seen. However, the actions of these global players, often contradictory to their stated interests, suggest a deeper collaboration.

Conclusion

The unfolding events in Niger, Russia's involvement in Africa, and China's global economic strategies all point towards a larger, coordinated effort. While the endgame remains uncertain, it's clear that the world is witnessing a complex geopolitical dance, with global powers maneuvering for dominance.

This article is based entirely on my interpretation of a Twitter thread shared by Anveshi Avyaktha that I found interesting. Give him a follow: @AvyakthaAnveshi.