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The [[EU]]'s money supply has also increased dramatically over this period. It grew by about 20 percent, or 2.5 trillion euros.
 
The [[EU]]'s money supply has also increased dramatically over this period. It grew by about 20 percent, or 2.5 trillion euros.
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Lately, I have been hearing more and more about the so-called – please excuse me, I really would not like to do this here, even mention my own name in this regard, but I cannot help it – we all hear about the so-called ‘Putin inflation’ in [[the West]]. When I see this, I wonder who they expect would buy this nonsense – people who cannot read or write, maybe. Anyone [[literate]] enough to read would understand what is actually happening.
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Lately, I have been hearing more and more about the so-called – please excuse me, I really would not like to do this here, even mention my own name in this regard, but I cannot help it – we all hear about the so-called ‘Putin inflation’ in [[the West]]. When I see this, I wonder who they expect would buy this nonsense – people who cannot read or write, maybe. Anyone literate enough to read would understand what is actually happening.
    
[[Russia]], our actions to liberate Donbass have absolutely nothing to do with this. The rising prices, accelerating inflation, shortages of [[food]] and [[fuel]], petrol, and problems in the [[energy]] sector are the result of system-wide errors the current US administration and European bureaucracy have made in their economic policies. That is where the reasons are, and only there.
 
[[Russia]], our actions to liberate Donbass have absolutely nothing to do with this. The rising prices, accelerating inflation, shortages of [[food]] and [[fuel]], petrol, and problems in the [[energy]] sector are the result of system-wide errors the current US administration and European bureaucracy have made in their economic policies. That is where the reasons are, and only there.
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While at the end of 2019, imports of goods to the United States amounted to about 250 billion dollars a month, by now, it has grown to 350 billion. It is noteworthy that the growth was 40 percent – exactly in proportion to the unsecured money supply printed in recent years. They printed and distributed money, and used it to wipe out goods from third countries’ markets.
 
While at the end of 2019, imports of goods to the United States amounted to about 250 billion dollars a month, by now, it has grown to 350 billion. It is noteworthy that the growth was 40 percent – exactly in proportion to the unsecured money supply printed in recent years. They printed and distributed money, and used it to wipe out goods from third countries’ markets.
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This is what I would like to add. For a long time, the United States was a big food supplier in the world market. It was proud, and with good reason, of its achievements, its [[agriculture]] and farming traditions. By the way, this is an example for many of us, too. But today, America’s role has changed drastically. It has turned from a net exporter of food into a net importer. Loosely speaking, it is printing money and pulling commodity flows its way, buying food products all over the world.
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This is what I would like to add. For a long time, the United States was a big food supplier in the world market. It was proud, and with good reason, of its achievements, its [[agriculture]] and farming traditions. By the way, this is an example for many of us, too. But today, America’s role has changed drastically. It has turned from a net exporter of food into a net importer. Loosely speaking, it is printing money and pulling [[commodity]] flows its way, buying food products all over the world.
    
The [[European Union]] is building up imports even faster. Obviously, such a sharp increase in demand that is not covered by the supply of goods has triggered a wave of shortages and global inflation. This is where this global inflation originates.}}
 
The [[European Union]] is building up imports even faster. Obviously, such a sharp increase in demand that is not covered by the supply of goods has triggered a wave of shortages and global inflation. This is where this global inflation originates.}}
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