Past, present and future of the financial and economic crisis

Originally, I did not intend to write about the crisis and heat up the fire at all. However, for truth seekers it is of course an interesting source, so I will share a few of my views.

For the past couple of thousand years, we have always known that the Western civilization has been divided into two major camps, which have been fighting against each other. Sometimes openly, and sometimes in secret.
Nowadays, for about the last 100 years, we have representatives of these two camps impersonalized in the U.S.A. and Russia.

If we want to look at the current financial and economic crisis, we need to review the whole past of the fight of these two powers. In 1917 the Communists came to power in Russia. The idea of equality in wealth came handy for people in war-struck Europe. Hungry man needs to eat at any cost; which was well-known to Communists. So that was the right time for the ideology. Another idea to expand Communism throughout the world did not wait for long.

But what about the U.S., which had not experienced such a complete war-wreck? What about simulating similar wreckage, but within its own states? In 1929, some banks started to keep money in their accounts. Subsequently, the system of borrowing money mainly for the purchase of shares of enterprises became compromised. Thus, financing of the whole stock market was threatened, which subsequently resulted in the well-known market breakdown. And the economic crisis of the 20th century started.
Today we are experiencing a similar but opposite pattern, when, in the year 2001; famous for the Twin Towers, a huge amount of money came into circulation. Money not backed by anything. In Russia it is not possible to create a crisis, as it was at the beginning of the 20th century in the USA. The power in Russia is directed from above and everything is known. Russia can be overcome, just like a bear, only by tiring it.

Who plays with the funds in the bank accounts and launches a wave of financial and economic crisis? It is all the same whether it means stopping money taps or issuing money into circulation. The outcome is always the same - crisis which may give arise to a new establishment. New age.
Russia had used its potential in 1917 and gradually occupied half of Europe by communism. If they had not been stopped by fast-growing Germany, communism would certainly take over the whole of Europe. What happened later in prosperous Germany, we know. It also tried to capture and exploit the potential of Europe and so deprive Russia of its power status. I do not even wish to imagine the consequences of such doing.

Will the new period have a nickname of freedom, or will it be the old song of extremism?
What are the other options and how not to lose huge amount of money in this game of Patriots in the coming times, that shall be the topic of my next message.