Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Lex Fridman"
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Pro-Kremlin pranksters Vovan and Lexus got through to Klaus Schwab. He recommended "using Zelensky" and feeding him promises, but not accepting Ukraine into the EU and NATO
— Schwab considers Ukraine's involvement in the Nord Stream explosions to be "plausible", since the Ukrainian leadership did not trust the German one and "wanted to create a situation that would force Germany to physically become independent of Russian gas."
— The founder of the WEF sees the freezing of the conflict according to the Korean scenario as the most likely option for ending the war. At the same time, at the moment, in his opinion, it is too early to stop fighting, because "Ukraine cannot lose its political authority."
— The economist explained that Europe needs to "use Zelensky", promising him weapons and access to the EU if he supports democratic principles. At the same time, the economist is sure that Ukraine's admission to the EU and NATO is impossible, but it is necessary to maintain "prospects" for this.
Kremlin pranksters are biased both in translation and editing, but Klaus Schwab is not shy in his expressions even when speaking publicly. In his speeches, he called libertarianism a threat to the global nomenclature, called for borrowing Chinese totalitarian practices in the West and offered to put up with the lack of private property in the future.
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@Bac4-qu6qg7sk4v just LOL "developed world" - What is the share of the service sector versus the share of the commodities and industrial sector? The service sector today is grossly overvalued compared with the industrial sector and commodities like oil, gas, copper, and agricultural products. If we reduce the proportional importance of services in the global economy Russia’s economy is vastly larger than that of Germany and represents probably 5% or 6% of the world economy. While Russia is not the largest producer of oil in the world, for example, it has been the largest exporter of it, ahead even of Saudi Arabia. The same is true for many other essential products such as wheat—the world’s most important food crop, with Russia controlling about 19.5% of global exports—nickel (20.4%), semi-finished iron (18.8%), platinum (16.6%), and frozen fishes (11.2%).
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