Anons, it appears that the globalists are already conceding and panicking over the loss of Ukraine according to this recent Webinar of the Chertoff Group ["Enabling A More Secure World]
"Video: How Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is Reshaping Global Business Operations
Watch now: Our recent panel discussion at a Global Business Alliance roundtable provides expert insights on how to navigate new dimensions of risk.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has sparked an enormous geopolitical crisis. Its far-reaching impacts on global businesses will further fracture globalization and escalate business risk.
Gain critical insights from our panel of experts in this on-demand video as they discuss the challenges that global companies face, and the best ways to manage them. The discussion features risk specialists from The Chertoff Group and former U.S. government cybersecurity, intelligence, and military leaders.
Topics include:
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Complying with unprecedented sanctions
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Striking a balance between business decisions and employee well-being
- The end of globalization as we know it
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Amplified concerns about cyber and other threats to the U.S. and its allies
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Growing supply chain uncertainty and threats to business resiliency
Likely scenarios for an end to the conflict in Ukraine
Get the context you need to increase your organization’s resiliency in this volatile environment – in this on-demand video.
Panelists
Michael Chertoff -Former DHS Secretary and Co-founder and Executive Chairman of The Chertoff Group
Adam Isles - Principal, Cybersecurity Practice, The Chertoff Group
Mira Ricardel - Principal, Head of Regulatory & Geopolitical Risk Practice, The Chertoff Group, Former Deputy National Security Advisor
Mark Kelton - Senior Advisor, The Chertoff Group, Retired Senior Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) executive
Lieutenant General Stephen Twitty - Retired Lieutenant General, U.S. Army
https://www.chertoffgroup.com/ukraine-webinar?hsCtaTracking=d872fb2a-aec6-4f1b-b67f-fb27fa3e5b12%7C6eb6f7cc-b615-4b18-87f3-1e15fb7f9f66
NOTE:The last panelist above, Retired Lt. General Stephen Twitty, who just joined MSNBC as a military analyst on April 16, is already on the hot seat for his alleged recent comments that "[as many as] 200,000 Ukrainian soldiers may have disappeared". At least one Ukrainian War YT vlogger is attempting to confirm this quote attributed to Twitty, former commander of U.S. European Command. [sauce to follow]