Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization all over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization, its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values, and it's just the beginning.

I'm Dr. Steve Turley. I believe the liberal globalist world is at its brink and a new conservative age is rising.

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We are looking at what even Western pundits are admitting is a shocking win by Vladimir Putin.

A win that's sending shockwaves into the very heart of the WEF or the World Economic Forum of Klaus Schwab.

You know every year presidents, prime ministers, CEOs, and alike who all arrive in their private jets and are sequestered together in the remote mountain village of Davos, Switzerland, for what's called the World Economic Forum, the annual gathering of the world's thousand leading companies who quote, seek to shape a better future.

And as a number of studies have concluded, the WEF is dedicated to reshaping, recalibrating the global economic market in accordance with their goals and objectives that are extensions of the values, interests, and concerns of these thousand leading companies working in tandem with international governments.

And many have pointed out that not only are these goals and objectives radically liberal and leftist, but they also require a process known as de-territorialization.

That is, political and economic life have to be dislocated from localized control and participation and reorganized around the supposed managerial expertise of these transnational elites.

And the key way that the WEF proposes to do that, as their name implies, is to secure control over the world's finances.

That is, if you can control finance, if you can control the flow of money, well then obviously you can control the world.

And so this is why the WEF puts so much emphasis on consumerism in the market.

One increasing number of pundits and noticing is that Putin's Russia is challenging all of this.

And it's doing so by virtue of its control of the other two elements that run the world's economy, and that's food and fuel.

In other words, the world ultimately runs on three things, food, fuel, and finance.

And up until this point, the WEF and the Western nations that primarily comprise it believe that if you control finance, you control the world.

Russia has taken the opposite position. Putin believes that he who controls food and fuel is the one who controls the world.

And that's because obviously you can't eat currency, you can't eat paper money or use digital money to heat your house, he who controls food and fuel controls the world.

And so what we're witnessing right now with this crisis in Ukraine is a much larger global clash.

It's a clash between two fundamentally different visions of the economic order of the world.

One believes cash rules the world, the other believes commodities rule the world.

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