“The trend of centralization of the global economy will remain in the past. It w

—“The trend of centralization of the global economy will remain in the past. It will be replaced by regionalization. In today’s economic instability, only systems with 0.5 to 1 billion people can be effective,”—

—“A norm is an economic system with 0.5 to 1 billion people. This means that the world economy should fall into 5-6 relatively independent units as a result of the crisis.”—

—” today there are two basic scenarios, based on an economic

model. The first scenario – the salvation of the transnational price of the financial system of the US economy falls. The second scenario – the salvation of the US economy at the expense of the destruction of the global financial system. Since the Republican Party stands

for the second scenario, for it has voted the majority of voters in 2014. The same trend we are seeing now. The Democratic Party supports the first scenario. However, the split between these scenarios is not between parties, but across them: for example, Republican George W. Bush is committed to the first scenario, a Democrat Bernie Sanders – second. But now, in the midst of the election race, it is obvious that Donald Trump represents the interests of isolationists and Hillary Clinton – globalists. That is, they are two wings of the split

of the American elite. That is why all attempts to assess their chances of election of the President, based on the old system, where important vote count individual representatives of American society, will not work.”—