Economic troubles in the UK and EU explained

So, the UK's got some real economic issues along with the EU. The higher-ups in both places seem to care more about their own wealth than about the average person or the countries themselves. There are so many miscalculations going on with banks, governments, and financial institutions when it comes to inflation rates and other important stuff. The crazy part is, the supposed solution seems to be starting a full-scale war along with massive money printing and wild inflation. This way, the elite can just print more euros and pounds for themselves. Fast forward a couple of years, the whole economy crashes, prices drop, and they can scoop up all the valuable assets. When we talk about a bad economy, it's really just a concern for the wealthy elite in the UK and EU. They’re just trying to sway their political pawns into going to war since there isn’t really any other sector thriving right now. They could completely shift the economy towards war like ramping up military production and all that. But hey, for crypto enthusiasts, this could actually turn out to be good news. High inflation and low interest rates in the UK and EU might push those markets up. If war does happen, it'll likely create a bullish trend, especially in crypto markets. And seriously, if the leaders of the UK and EU avoid war, how are they going to explain away the inflation and the mess they've created with budgets and recalculations? Leaders like Macron and the UK’s own Steimer might feel they need a war to stay in power and prevent any backlash from the people. At the end of the day, war is a gamble get it right and you could come out on top, especially since the UK and EU are headed for tougher times.

Putin's Russia, having launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine in February 2022, was counting on a quick and victorious war, but it fell into a trap from which it has no good way out. Further prolongation of the war for at least another six months threatens an economic catastrophe and the disintegration of the Russian Federation into a number of small states, in which Muscovy will remain within the borders of several regions and will lose its former greatness and international influence. This is already starting the process of global redistribution of influence in the world and will have a great impact on the countries of Europe. They are already drawn into this war in a certain way and Russia's defeat in it opens up certain positive prospects for them.

Every single topic this dude starts is weird. I am not saying wrong or right, he doesn't even aim to be right, that's never his point, he knows he is wrong. But, if I say "bitcoin will be 50k in a month", that would be just plain wrong, that's fine. Nope, this dude is weird on top of being wrong and that is really annoying. Start a war, print money, and crash it all, to recover better? Are you insane? That is never going to be that good and we can't really do anything that will be fine for any of us. We should realize that if we really want to make any changes, then we should be considering how these changes going to impact us, and even the elite would be in trouble when that happens. You know how many wealthy people became poor after the whole USA-Iraq war? Just because some people got rich, doesn't mean all of the elite did.