Via Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com,
Renowned financial and geopolitical cycle expert Martin Armstrong has issued a grave warning regarding the potential for war in Europe.
His insights come amidst rising tensions highlighted by a contentious exchange between former President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Trump criticized Zelensky, stating, “He is gambling with WWIII,” emphasizing the urgency for peace negotiations.
Armstrong suggests that the backdrop for this potential conflict is the looming collapse of the European Union, driven by staggering debt levels and economic instability.
He pointed out that countries across Europe are grappling with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change challenges, and sanctions against Russia. In particular, he noted that the German economy has contracted by 3% to 5%, contributing to a larger trend of economic decline across the EU.
In a report released recently, Armstrong argues that the push for war in Ukraine is a desperate attempt by European nations to distract from their internal crises.
He highlighted alarming headlines, including one from the London Financial Times which declared, “America is Now the Enemy of the West.” This shift in perception underscores growing tensions between the U.S. and its European allies.
Armstrong also revealed troubling financial discrepancies, mentioning that a significant portion of the U.S. aid to Ukraine—58% of the $350 billion—is reportedly unaccounted for. He warns that reduced funding could expose deeper issues within Ukraine’s governance and military efforts.
Furthermore, he pointed to unusual gold movements from Europe to America, suggesting that capital is fleeing as war approaches. Armstrong expressed particular concern for the period after May 15, predicting that Europe is on the brink of conflict and suggesting that the outcome would not favor the continent.
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