Globalists, Davos elite types, and Democrats in America have been looking with envy and want to transform the United States from a capitalist economy to a big brother socialist government.
Countries in Africa and middle-east with natural resources must be plundered and left in ruins in order to sustain this pipe dream of a project.

Someone must bear the costs of socialist E.U in order for it to function, in this case, cheap Russian gas.

Every week, food prices in European supermarkets are getting higher, as are electricity bills.
Analysts at The Times point out that sooner or later, in particular, the British will have to link anti-Russian sanctions with a sharp rise in the cost of living.

In the article "Who will tell Europe that the era of cheap living is over?" The authors state that the situation will only worsen. To date, inflation in Europe has exceeded 7%, while the usual rate was at the level of 1-2%. Electricity costs rose by 44%, followed by higher food prices. The price of wheat has increased by 65% ​​in just a year.

It should be noted that in Germany, annual inflation reached a forty-year record, reaching a figure of 7.3%. As for the Czech Republic, its population has long been predicted poverty against the backdrop of the situation with Ukraine. This may affect up to 20% of households in the republic.

We never knew how important was Russia to the world's economy until now... Now I understand why Putin has been so confident over the years

I believe it was all planned.
To make the Russian people look worthless, the solution is to assimilate with the West, despite the fact that the West is the one who needs Russia.
They want to divide Russia into many parts, such as the Chechnya Republic.
They've been attempting to install Alexei Navalny as Russian president for quite some time.
Italy has been receiving oil from Libya, and I thought Libya was at war with no stable government?

dawnomike:
We never knew how important was Russia to the world's economy until now... Now I understand why Putin has been so confident over the years