Some Major Geopolitical Big Picture Stuff

For some time now I’ve been expressing the sense that the Covid Regime is in increasing disarray—that people are catching on to the hoax. Now comes Tom Luongo with a provocative blog post titled Davos’ Last Stand Flops at the Box Office. I often read Luongo and respect his big picture views, but I was distracted when this post first came out until prodded by reader George.

Luongo uses the metaphor of Covid—and, specifically, Ominous Omicron—a movie or theatrical production. A flop of a production. I’ll try to walk through the post to winkle out the essentials, which suggest major events to come in 2022 on the geopolitical scene—but with implications for all of us. In what follows, note that Luongo posits a Tripolar world: America, Davos, and Russia. That leaves China out of the picture, which is a bit problematic but defensible if we regard China as more of a role player than a protagonist. 

So, onward.

First of all, Luongo regards Omicron as “Davos’ Last Stand,” referring, of course to the Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF)—a creature of George Soros. What he means, in short, is that the Global Covid Regime, sensing that their global power grab was running out of gas, attempted to gin up a new panic. The motivation for this was the realization of what exactly Omicron is: a direct threat to the entire Covid Regime.

Omicron may be the best form of vaccine against COVID-19 we could have ever produced.

If, as appears ever more likely, the mild Omicron variant out competes more virulent variants, then Omicron could turn out to be a Covid (Regime) killer. Thus the panic.

But it quickly fell flat, a sure indicator—as numerous sources have noted—that people are catching on and are fed up. But those who caught on to Omicron the fastest weren’t just ordinary people—it was financial powerhouses like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. Americans, despite the non-stop MSM drumbeat, have basically refused to panic over Omicron. Nor has Russia. That sets up the first two poles of the Tripolar world. Significantly, it is only in the EU—run by Davos flunkies—that we see Omicron gaining political traction:

In case anyone is confused this was a Davos-produced monstrosity, note the only places even remotely trying to leverage Omicron into policy. You guessed it, Europe.

Only Europe reacted as one would expect. They loved Davos’ Last Stand! …

Angela Merkel’s last act in office was to issue a full lockdown of unvaccinated Germans.

Her final act of vandalism on the people she ‘led’ for 16 years was to reinstate a two-tiered German society, returning to pre-WWII days and, personally, to her East German Stasi roots.

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Just in case anyone is confused as to what’s happening, Germany’s new government just tried one last time to stop the Nordstream 2 pipeline that even Biden and the U.S. have given up on. As is typical it was a Green, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, who stated that Nordstream 2 still doesn’t comport with the EU’s Third Energy Package.

So, while Germans are freezing and paying energy rates that are shocking, their new leadership is showing just how much it despises the people who voted for it by playing games with the one thing that could help solve their current problems.

It’s almost like they want to destroy their own country.

There is no negotiating with ideologues like Baerbock. The response from the Russians was obvious, Rosneft will now get a gas export license and Gazprom will sell half the pipeline to them, bypassing the EU’s unbundling rule.

These things beg the question, if Omicron was such an obvious bomb before release why then even go through with the exercise?

Because we are setting up for a major shift in geopolitics and markets in 2022 since we have policy clarity with the Fed. The markets are finally adjusting themselves to a major shift in global politics which sees the U.S. financial and political elites breaking with Davos completely.

No matter how much Davos and Europe try to control us, it is the U.S. which will determine what the future holds and whether Davos’ Last Stand continues playing here in the states or not.

Now, for what follows, bear in mind that Soros and the WEF—meaning, also, the entire EU and Atlanticist clique—have been very active in US politics for decades. It’s not just Soros’ DAs, who are behind the vast increase in crime. They have been recruiting US politicians from Gavin Newsom to John Kasich and everyone in between. That explains why Trump had to go, and it also suggests that a break of US financial and political elites with Davos implies a major shakeup of the US political establishment. That means the Clinton/Obama/Baidan faction, aligned with Davos, is in for a very rough ride ahead.

At this point Luongo presents a lengthy list of events which, he argues, show that the New York based financial sector has gained the upper hand. Here we go!

So, let’s review the past three weeks shall we?

1. Biden re-nominates Jerome Powell as Chair of the FOMC.  With Lael Brainard as Vice-Chair.  This is a clear victory for Powell, who represents U.S. Managed Money and Commercial Banking Interests – like the owners of the New York Fed themselves.

In the interim, the US financial sector susses out the Omicron hoax panic.

6. That Sunday November 28th, it gets leaked that Brainard’s husband is Biden’s Asia Czar and is deeply embedded with the CCP in funneling money through Hunter Biden for favors.  Five moderate Democrats publicly move against Biden’s pick for OCC, Comrade Omorova.

US markets remain steady, signaling they’ve taken the measure of Omicron.

8. Jack Dorsey forced out of CEO’s chair at Twitter. Soy boy and Davos cuck Parag Agrawal is put in place promising the end of journalism and memes on Twitter. Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial opens,

The installation of Agrawal looks like a counter move by the Davos crowd.

9. On Tuesday just before the European close, at the CARES ACT Hearings, Powell, sitting next to Davos Troll Janet Yellen, declares ‘Transitory’ inflation a thing of the past.  Confirming my read that Powell has always lied about this to get reappointed. Markets go into apoplexy. Euro crashes!

10. Later that day, Jim Cramer melts down on CNBC to declare we need to forcibly vax the country.  Meanwhile Biden backs off on vax mandates and Kolanovic goes on Bubble Vision.

What we seem to see here is Powell, representing New York financial interests, stating that the US will follow a policy line independent from Davos and the EU. Regarding the vax mandates, Luongo was writing before the 6th Circuit decision, but it remains to be seen where that’s going. There seems to me to be too much anti-mandate movement for the full 6th Circuit or the SCOTUS to try to shove that down the throats of normal Americans—let alone the business sector. The reference to Kolanovic is to JPMorgan panning Davos’ Last Stand.

11. Austria’s Newer Chancellor Schallenberg steps down amidst more death threats.  The new guy is a hardliner on immigration and fiscal responsibility.  A ‘law and order’ type that tries to harden the lockdowns… but a harbinger of 2022 European politics. Don’t expect him to have more than a walk-on part.

12. The Democrats and Republicans kick the can on the debt ceiling, averting any further turmoil in the bond markets. Short term UST yields retreat from danger zone back towards RRP rate of 0.05%.  Janet Yellen gives up on ‘transitory inflation’ narrative and begins shutting up on Build Back Better as well.

Congressional politicians seem to be getting the message from Wall St., and so does Yellen.

13. OPEC+ reaffirms it will be increasing oil production by 400,000 bbls/day per their original plan.  Obviously they saw Davos’ Last Stand this weekend and gave it a thumbs down on Rotten Tomatoes.  Oil bounces hard off support near $67 Brent.

Is the word out? Give the US middle class a breakdown and prevent an economic meltdown. This seems another clear anti-Davos move

14.  NATO spends weeks ratcheting up the rhetoric against Russia over Ukraine to the point of a failed meeting between Sec. of State Blinken and Foreign Minister Lavrov.  Russia reiterates its red lines and last week finally said it would be willing to help the Donbass officially if asked by them.  That’s a first.

What does this mean? Blinken is part of the Davos coopted US political clique that has been driving the anti-Russia movement for years. The attempt to stir up a crisis—to get Davos back in the driver seat of NATO policy—falls flat. Russia’s firm stand is a defeat for Davos.

15.  Latest payroll number was a huge miss.  Why?  A massive seasonal adjustment for October’s BLOWOUT!.  So, they lied in October to help Biden’s poll numbers and then adjusted them to reality this month hoping no one would notice.  Oops!

Major ammo for anti-Davos forces in the US financial and political elites who want to restore sanity to the US economy.

Now, in rapid succession, come a string of defeats for the Davos forces. The WHO breaking ranks is a big crack in the Davos wall. Baidan’s backdown is another blow to Davos policy.

16. The IMF which is U.S. controlled, not Davos controlled, came out and urged Powell to taper quickly and raise rates soon!  Then the IMF Chief, a Schwab appointee, comes out four hours later and declares Omicron is a threat to global growth. Someone is off message.

17. The WHO now questions whether boosters will help against Omicron.  Well, obviously not, since it’s a freaking cold you eejits!

18. The U.S. openly threatens Russia with SWIFT expulsion if it invades Ukraine. Putin keeps telling the world, he doesn’t want Ukraine. It’s a shithole.

19. Last week Biden and Putin have a 2-hour phone call which effectively ends the standoff in Ukraine. Biden lifted U.S. sanctions on Nordstream 2 and Magnitsky sanctions on 35 Russians, leaving the threat of SWIFT in place to keep the Russians from doing what they don’t want to do.

This is a steady string of defeats for Davos, with only a few face saving rhetorical flourishes that fool no one.

20. Comrade Omarova is out as a candidate for Comptroller of the Currency.

Who didn’t see this coming? What follows is starting to look like the beginning of mopping up operations.

21. The CBO releases it’s report on Build Back Better. It’s front-loaded and will cost at least $3.5 trillion. That’s a lot bigger than zero.

22. Evergrande officially defaults to foreign creditors. Bitcoin and Gold come under pressure. China is forced to start loosening monetary policy.

23. Ukraine starts talking about a resolution with the Donbas. Russia and NATO will finally sit down for talks at Biden’s insistence.

24. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley finally admit the Fed needs to raise rates in 2022. Goldman saying no less than 7 rate hikes.

25. Russia vetoes a UN resolution to classify Climate Change as a threat to global security.

Wall St. is in total revolt against the political establishment—who else has the clout to force all this? That’s Luongo’s argument. He understands that this isn’t going to be instant happy ending. All the chaos that was unleashed during the last five to six years—first anti-Trump, then a desperate grab for Power Now—has to be wound down. But here’s Luongo’s bottom line:

Most all of these things don’t happen if Davos’ Last Stand wasn’t a flop and powerful forces within the U.S. didn’t finally say no more to the insanity on Capitol Hill.

What’s disturbing is how quickly this is all coming together.  The Democrats are facing complete collapse in 2022, the GOP Establishment is as well.  Powell and Wall St. are pressing forward with anti-Davos things like Bitcoin Bonds, exposing Gary Gensler for the shill he is and putting a muzzle on the traitors in Congress.

Davos is retreating to its fortress in Brussels while getting its man in the U.S. Biden(Obama) to sue for peace with the Russians. They are still committed to destroying the middle class all across Europe and are willing to starve them to make this happen but their influence here in the U.S. has peaked and the world is now moving past their Coronapocalalyptic narrative.

I’m fascinated by the reference to the coming collapse of the GOP Establishment. Power abhors a vacuum, but will fill the power void? Can Wall St. and the populists come to some sort of power sharing arrangement? Can Wall St. buy the populists off? Will Americans stand for it, and will Wall St. need to recognize Middle America’s grievances? 

2022 is shaping up to be a pivotal year.