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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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Right now, as we speak, the world is changing like we never imagined.

That's not hyperbole. Something is happening right now, this very week that promises to change everything.

One of the key themes we've been tracking with over the last several months is how the Ukrainian conflict is indeed ushering in nothing less than a new political and economic world order.

One that will decisively replace the globalist economic order with a very different one, a much more multipolar, and indeed this is key, a much more multi-currency-based economic order as well.

And more and more economists and members of the financial class have been coming to that very same conclusion.

For example, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink recently declared that the rise of the new Russia, one that's proven itself largely immune to Western sanctions, together with China and India representing nothing less than the end of liberal globalization as we've known it over the last several decades.

So as you can see, more and more economists are coming to the very conclusion that we came to on this channel on the very first day when that war broke out that a new political and economic order was indeed rising from the ashes of Ukraine.

And there are several analysts who have been asking what this new economic world order means for the state of money.

In other words, how will money change along with this changing world order? And lo and behold, look at what's unfolding this week at what's called the Shanghai Cooperation Organization or the SCO's annual meeting in Uzbekistan.

The SCO is fast becoming, if not already, is the largest economic organization in the world, and encompasses 40% of the world's population and 30% of the global GDP.

And includes nations such as China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, India, Pakistan, Iran, and Uzbekistan, where international leaders are gathering this week.

It's both a political and economic coalition that's just over 20 years old, and more and more nations around the world are beginning to acclimate themselves, recalibrate themselves around this rising economic titan.

Now, obviously all eyes right now are on Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, and one of the things that the Western media is inventing as far as this meeting is concerned is the notion that Putin is coming to China with his tail between his legs,

looking for economic and military help and his doomed invasion of Ukraine. That's the kind of headlines you're going to be treated to by CNN, that's what you're going to get with Bloomberg and New York Times and the Washington Post, and make absolutely no mistake, that is absolute and total BS and nothing more.

While Ukraine certainly won a couple of surprising battles of light for sure, the Kremlin has made it very clear that what they call the special military operation is going as planned, was set back fully accounted for, and that the final result in all of this remains totally unthwarted, as evidence by Russia's increasing advance and inevitable takeover of the key strategic city of Bakmut testifies, a victory that will in effect sever the Dunbas region permanently,

from Ukraine. No, instead I was actually taken back by Rupert Murdoch own Fox News, who's coverage of the Ukrainian conflict has generally been no different from MSNVCs.

It's been horrible for the exception of Tucker's coverage, but I was pleasantly surprised by their latest headline on this meeting between Putin and Xi. China says it will work with Russia to create a new international order.

And that's exactly what the SEO, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, represents. And what we're seeing here is nowhere more explicit indeed more forcefully.

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