Jeff Russell

Thanks for the detailed answer! The conflicts with Russia and China do not look like all-out fights. US-China trade is increasing, and China's car exports have significantly increased. The Ukraine conflict doesn't look like an all out conflict either. For all the deaths, it has a strangely managed feel. We sent old weapons bought from the public purse. Usually risk averse Dutch companies are investing in Western Ukraine. The EU is closing chicken farms everywhere because of "bird flu", and Europe's eggs are now sourced from Ukraine, which doesn't do bird flu checks, and has a lot less regulation regarding pesticides and worker safety. Does this look like an emerging split, or is it just a stage managed distraction by the public-private-partnership world culture?

Looking forward to the next post!