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War in Europe is Inevitable & Firms Ordered to Bring Assets Home from USA
Saturday, March 15, 2025 By: Martin Armstrong
I have just received word from a friend whose son applied for citizenship in France, marrying a French partner. He was told it would take 4 years. It was suddenly granted in 3 months. Other official sources also confirmed that France is granting citizenship and intends to draft these people to be the vanguard regardless of age. They are to be sent in first and expected to die in the process of inflicting damage on Russia, so the French troops will then follow in after in the second wave.
Some European institutions were told to bring money home out of the USA. These banks and firms require licenses, or else they will be black-balled. Private flows are still moving into the United States. This is the way it always goes. When Roosevelt confiscated the gold, the banks had to turn it over, even to the Federal Reserve. They did not go house to house looking for gold from individuals. This is how they are operating in Europe. Bring the cash home, or else.
Poland - Ground Zero for World War III & CBDCs
Tuesday, March 11, 2025 By:
Poland’s UNELECTED prime minister, Donald Tusk, and his Cabinet members took office in 2023 and are moving Poland to become perhaps the hot spot once again that starts World War III. He was sworn in by the president, marking the end of eight years of rule by a national conservative party, Law and Justice. It will be 86 years from the Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939. You would think that the Polish people would have had enough of war, but Tusk does not see it that way.
Donald Tusk stood unsuccessfully for the elected position of President of Poland in the 2005 election. He also suffered defeat in the 2005 Polish parliamentary election. When the Polish people had a direct right to vote for this European Neocon, they rejected him. The position of Prime Minister is NOT elected in Poland yet he calls Putin a dictator, who did stand for election. Donald Tusk hailed a new era for Poland after liberal, pro-EU opposition parties defeated the governing conservative party in the nation’s most pivotal election in decades. This was a coalition - not an overwhelming majority for Tusk.
Tusk is a pro-European Union government. He returned to the prime minister’s post after a nine-year spell during which he held a top EU position to keep money flowing and was the Polish opposition leader. Tusk has been indoctrinated into the Neocon religion and has bought into the idea that this time, the EU can defeat Russia, absorb all its assets, and rise to the lofty position of the old Roman Empire. On his victory, he was congratulated by the Neocons, then U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. They publicly said they looked forward to working with him and his team. Even German Chancellor Olaf Scholz used the Polish language to amplify his congratulatory message to “dear Donald Tusk,” for he, too, wanted war with Russia.
Let me say this first. No official document outlines the powers of political leaders or who takes precedence in Poland. Poland failed to establish a clarified constitution. It has simply adopted the parliamentary system that retained its roots in monarchy. Many decisions, when it comes to this question of precedence between officials in Poland, have been based on rather informal instruction that dates back to 1992 rather than a hard constitutional rule. This has generally led civil servants in Poland to resort to an ad hoc decision based on tradition.
That said, in Poland, under a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister is typically the head of government, while the President is the head of state. However, the actual power can vary depending on the country's specific constitution. The government is supposed to be headed by the Prime Minister, and this is the slot Tusk has assumed. Yet, the President, as the head of state, might have more ceremonial roles, but the President has a lot of executive power as in France, but in others like Germany, the President is more symbolic.
The current Polish constitution was adopted in 1997, which is supposed to outline the powers of each office. The Prime Minister is usually responsible for running the government, proposing legislation, managing the cabinet, and overseeing the administration. The President might have powers related to foreign affairs, signing bills into law, or veto power over legislation. Thus, this system can get confusing since the President can influence laws even if the Prime Minister and the parliament pass them. Parliament can override the veto of the President with a supermajority. Technically, the President was supposed to be the commander-in-chief of the armed forces, which is a significant role, especially in matters of national defense.
The President actually swears in the UNELECTED Prime Minister, and he might appoint him. Still, typically, in a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister is the leader of the majority party or coalition in the parliament. So the President's role here might be more formal, but in cases where there's a hung parliament, the President's discretion could be important. The President might also have the power to dissolve parliament under certain circumstances, which could influence the political process.
This means that the Polish people DID NOT vote for Donald Tusk. It is again an unelected head of state taking Poland into World War III with no mandate from the people. This is the fundamental danger of a Parliamentary system. Tusk is now responsible for the day-to-day governance, managing the cabinet, and setting the legislative agenda. If the Prime Minister's party has a majority, they can pass legislation more easily. The President's ability to influence domestic policy might be more limited unless they have veto power or other constitutional tools. The May 18th election allows the people to vote only for the President - not the Prime Minister, who holds most of the executive power.
To get even more confusing, the President often represents the country internationally, but the unelected Prime Minister handles more of the diplomatic negotiations and day-to-day international relations. So, the President's role there might be more symbolic, but it is only essential for treaties and formal agreements.
The power to declare war is vested in the President in Poland, but this authority is not exercised unilaterally. According to the Polish Constitution of 1997:
Article 116 specifies that the President may declare a state of war in the event of armed aggression against Poland. However, this requires prior authorization from the Sejm (the lower house of parliament). If the Sejm is not in session, the President may declare a state of war without prior approval, but the decision must then be ratified by the Sejm when it reconvenes.
Article 126 designates the President as the supreme commander of the Armed Forces, but any significant military action, including a formal declaration of war, involves parliamentary oversight.
The Prime Minister (head of government) does not hold the authority to declare war. Their role is primarily administrative, overseeing the Council of Ministers and implementing defense policies. However, the constitutional power to declare a state of war rests with the President, subject to legislative approval.
The Prime Minister generally has more daily power, but the President’s constitutional checks ensure significant influence, particularly in legislation and national identity. Their relative power can shift based on political alignment and parliamentary dynamics.
Rafał Kazimierz has been endorsed in the upcoming election. They will most likely ensure his victory so he will join with Tusk to ensure that Poland takes Europe into war. When we look at the Polish currency and the stock market, the computer is clearly showing turmoil around this election. The fate of all of Europe is now in balance with Poland once again.
We have Panic Cycles in both the currency and share market for this election. My concern is that this election is absolutely critical to the survival of the EU itself. They rigged the Romanian election and were on top of Germany to ensure that the AfD did not become part of any coalition.
Our models on Poland show May as a critical turning point with a Panic Cycle during June in the Warsaw Stock Index. The first round of the presidential election will be held in Poland on May 18th, 2025. If there is no clear winning, then a second round will be held on June 1st, 2025. The current incumbent president, Andrzej Duda, is ineligible for re-election.
There is talk behind the curtain that as part of the expected EU capital controls, they may cancel the paper currency and force all of Europe into their CBDC ahead of the war. There have been discussions even to do this as soon as the week of April 7th. This is one of the reasons why the gold is fleeing Europe ASAP. The ECB has been trying to push the Euro higher ahead of such an event. This would be a VERY desperate move, to say the least. It is only being discussed. This is NOT CONFIRMED!!!! Undoubtedly, April is a Double Directional Change and the strongest target here in 2025.
