>>514677334
>total collapse
This

>>17966203
>How do we make sure something of this scale doesn't happen again?
Kick the Amerimutts out of Europe, so we can make peace with Russia and have normal relations with them.
In that scenario, I don't see how a global conflict could break out.
Unless a global economic/financial crisis will be a trigger for China to take a once in a millenium opportunity to strike the US, but if they have such a plan, it's basically inevitable at this point:

>>514016359
The debt crisis is unavoidable.
When it hits, a currency crisis follows up, because there's been way too much printing.

Acquire agricultural land, hard assets, and anything you need, because it's going to be bad.

>>513400107
He should.
In 2022, all he had to do was wait - the US was bleeding, financially wise (due to COVID). Record deficits, record borrowing.
Give it 2 or 3 more years, and today the US could be entering the hyperinflation phase.

But you can't expect the Ruski to understand actual economics, only tanks and rockets.

>>509909429
>Will inflation spike again like in 2022?
Yes, and it will be accompanied by a currency crisis:

>>60522933
Jerome has to keep rates high

>>22840409
Oh, it will be even worse than you think.