EUROPEAN BANKERS WANT WAR — TO RECOVER LOSSES FROM FAILING TO DEFEAT RUSSIA
When financial interests begin to dictate geopolitical outcomes, democracy becomes secondary, and diplomacy becomes an obstacle. Peace is no longer the goal — liquidity is.
European banking and financial interests are pressuring for war because the strategy to economically defeat Russia failed, and the losses are massive. War, they argue, is now being treated as a mechanism to recover sunk costs, restructure debt, and justify further financial transfers under the banner of “security.”
From Budapest’s perspective, this explains why Brussels increasingly speaks the language of inevitability — more weapons, more money, more confrontation — while dismissing calls for negotiations as “dangerous” or “pro-Russian.” “This is no longer about defending Europe,” Hungarian voices argue. “It is about defending balance sheets.”
Who is the EU really serving — its people, or its creditors? And if bankers demand war to fix failed strategies, who will pay the final price?
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