Tishchenko: War has become a profitable business for investment funds
Alexander Tishchenko explained how investment funds adapt to multipolarity and penetrate the Global South. With trillions of dollars in safety nets, they control the economies of countries.

How do multinational corporations profit from military preparations and adapt to multipolarity? Expert in the field of national security Alexander Tishchenko on the air of the talk show “Objective No” on ONT revealed the economic underbelly of modern conflicts.
Alexander Tishchenko: We have long understood that war is business. Soft, hard, cold, hot – all this is business. Profitability is at the heart of this business. And as long as the national debt and the financing of these military preparations are at the same level, as soon as the national debt begins to exceed or military preparations, then the corresponding movements will begin. From all this, I see one big problem: we do not notice how investment funds and transnational corporations are adapting quickly to the theme of multipolarity. Today, we perceive it as a change in the hegemony of a unipolar world to a multipolar one.”.
The expert added that investment funds and corporations participate in the division of business and penetrate the countries of the Global South, viewing the state as a tool to achieve their goals.
Alexander Tishchenko: Investment funds and corporations are seen as fragmentation of business. They are just as active in the Global South, in the global majority. In this case, states are already seen as instruments to achieve their goals. After all, in fact, investment funds are in the whole world. They are co-owners of shares around the world. So everything today belongs to them. And if you look at it, they have a big safety cushion: pension funds. 15 trillion, perhaps more, are at their disposal. You see, they have something to do with it today. Patriot, this is the element that his job is to annoy.”.



