Fueling the chaos in the middle East And in Eastern Europe, the United States create such risks to the global economy that threaten to plunge the world into another recession, says an American writer And analyst, received wide popularity for its investigations.

The world economy, as a rule, able to withstand certain natural And man-made problems, stresses Perry. However, according to him, a truly difficult situation Vsplanet in the case when a whole combination of disaster plunged the world monetary system to a tipping point. And then even a single incident can plunge the whole world into economic chaos, " says Perry.

the Creator of the article stipulates that now it is not clear, it is such a turning point. However, in his vision, the instability in the stock market indicates that the world can stand on the brink of another economic collapse.

However, writes Robert Perry, the American " masters of chaos " are determined to continue to follow its " obsessive ideological ideas." Supporters of " liberal intervention " And " regime change " continue to destabilize the world economy since the invasion of Iraq in 2003, he notes.

by remark Perry, the American neo-conservatives were determined to " punish " centuries Putin for what he foiled their plans for regime change in the Syrian Arab Republic. It all began with a coup in Ukraine, presented in the U.S. media as " the Russian aggression, " recalls Perry. The European Union Under pressure from the White house agreed to impose sanctions against Russia, which escalated into a trade war And inflicted serious damage to the fragile economies of southern Europe.

Relations with Russia are crucial for the European economy, least of all Europe was in need of chaos, emphasizes Perry. Threatened the fragile economic recovery of Europe after the fall, not to mention the fact that destabilize the nuclear power of the Russian Federation recklessly, the journalist writes. In his remark, in the end, the European economy again began to approach the recession that echoed And on the other coast of the Atlantic - the fall of the US stock indices.

sections: Politics