Whatever the barbarians may be potting, the fact that matters is that China is already deep into the next phase, where it is expected to replace the United States as the world’s primary consumer market.
The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born: now is the time of monsters.
Antonio Gramsci
Davos 2026 unfolded like a chaotic mosaic. To endure the turmoil, the only refuge was to drown out the chaos with the relentless energy of Band of Gypsys, as a string of alarming developments took center stage: the Palantir-BlackRock alliance uniting Big Tech and Big Finance, the “Master Plan” targeting Gaza, and a bewildering tirade from neo-Caligula, condensed into a three-minute rant.
The Western mainstream media tried to frame a fragmented vision through what they hailed as a prophetic address: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s compact magnum opus, which cited Thucydides (“The strong do what they can, and the weak suffer what they must”) to dramatize the so-called “rupture” of the “rules-based international order”—a façade long moribund.
It’s hard not to chuckle at the bewildering letter by some 400 “patriotic” millionaires and billionaires at Davos, demanding greater “social justice,” which, in reality, is an expression of their panic—an emblem of Paranoia Paradise—over the very “rupture” they helped create: the advanced decay of neoliberalism that fattened their fortunes.
Carney’s address served as a cunning, headline-capturing ploy designed essentially to declare the demise of the “rules-based international order,” a phrase used since World War II to veil the Anglo-American financial oligarchy’s global dominance. Now, Carney admits only a “rupture,” one supposedly repairable by the “middle powers,” chiefly Canada and select EU nations, while excluding the Global South.
The true revelation lies in the antidote: it has no connection to genuine sovereignty. Instead, it proposes a managed hedging—a counterfeit multipolarity—far removed from the BRICS vision, relying on ambiguous concepts like “values-based realism,” “coalition building,” and “variable geometry.” This convoluted approach aims solely to maintain the old monetarist status quo.
Welcome to a reinterpretation of Lampedusa’s The Leopard: “Everything must change for everything to remain the same.”
All this rhetoric comes from a typical liberal figure, a former Bank of England Governor. Such actors never truly shift their colors. The core power centers—London’s financial district and Wall Street—remain entirely impervious to the “rupture” remedies.
The intricate, evolving Russia-China strategic alliance already undermines Carney’s sophisticated distortion, which duped many knowledgeable observers—as does the progress of BRICS on its path toward authentic multi-nodality.
This leads us to Carney’s essential, though cloaked, message:
Canada and the European “middle powers” are no longer players at the table but have become the main course—just as neo-Caligula, the global overlord, wields power over them much like NATO has governed the Global South for decades.
“Everything must change for everything to remain the same”
Many lauding Carney as the new savior and champion of international law have simultaneously ignored or excused the Zionist genocide in Gaza, demonized Russia relentlessly to prolong endless conflict, and now plead meekly for neo-Caligula’s “dialogue” to resolve his self-declared Greenland annexation.
Elon Musk also made an unexpected appearance at Davos, showing strong support for the Greenland land grab. Alongside other techno-feudalist elites, Musk is captivated by transforming that “piece of ice” (neo-Caligula’s term) into a nexus of digital states—post-nation-state entities governed by Techno-CEOs masquerading as Philosopher Kings.
When combined with the Big Tech-Big Finance nexus symbolized by the Palantir-BlackRock partnership, this signals AI Kings setting the pace, with financiers trailing closely behind.
Across the Davos spectrum, the melting “piece of ice” was a recurrent metaphor. The collective European sigh of relief was palpable when neo-Caligula promised not to repeat his Venezuelan tactics in Greenland.
It fell to the ever-smiling, crumpled Dutch tulip—a certified NATO lapdog—to persuade “Daddy” to show restraint, demonstrating yet again that the EU is a Banana Republic Union devoid of the bananas.
Neo-Caligula and the withered tulip forged a “framework” allowing the US to obtain Greenland real estate for a military base and some rare earth mining, with explicit bans on Russian and Chinese ventures. Denmark and Greenland were excluded entirely from this agreement.
Still, circumstances might shift swiftly—or at the drop of a social media post—because neo-Caligula’s real aim is to paint Greenland red, white, and blue on the US map.
The most chilling land grab revealed at Davos, however, was Gaza. Cue that intolerable Zionist dimwit (with the brains of the family actually being Ivanka) unveiling the “new Gaza” master plan.
Or, how to Market The Horror…The Horror (forgive me, Joseph Conrad).
What unfolds is a mass extermination coupled with the conversion of Gaza—decimated to ruins—into a high-security prison zone for a token, “approved” Palestinian population, alongside coveted beachfront property for real estate profiteers and Israeli settlers.
This operation is managed by a private firm chaired by neo-Caligula for life, now orchestrating the annexation, occupation, and plunder of Gaza—a monstrous land grab annihilating both genocide victims and international law—all fully endorsed by the EU and various political leaders, some paralyzed by fear, others strategically seeking to avoid neo-Caligula’s wrath.
The Chinese “rupture”
At Davos, someone named Nadio Calvino, President of the European Investment Bank, absurdly claimed the EU “is a superpower.”
History, however, resists recognizing as a superpower a bloc fully reliant on the US and NATO for defense, lacking any meaningful power projection, with crumbling tech giants, 90% dependent on external energy suppliers, and drowning in debt exceeding $17 trillion—over 80% of the EU’s GDP.
So amidst all the hollow noise and spectacle, what truly shifted the ground at Davos? It was not the so-called “rupture” or the blatant land grabs. The pivotal moment was China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng’s address.
Notably, Carney’s rhetoric on “rupture” was heavily influenced by his recent visit to China where he met with He Lifeng, a serious contender to succeed Xi Jinping.
At Davos, He Lifeng unequivocally stated that China aims to become “the world’s market,” placing a priority on stimulating domestic consumption, as outlined in the upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan, scheduled for approval in March in Beijing.
So whatever schemes the barbarians might be plotting, the undeniable reality remains that China is well into the next stage—poised to supplant the United States as the globe’s foremost consumer market.
Now that’s what’s called a rupture.
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