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Financial Crash Expert: He Predicted The 2008 Crash, Now He Says Capitalism Failed, It’s Too Late!

Economy
Global
Started August 20, 2026

Is the West collapsing, or is the planet? Political commentator Konstantin Kisin and rebel economist Steve Keen go head-to-head on the biggest questions facing the West: immigration, the debt crisis, climate change, Trump, China and the future of AI. Konstantin Kisin is a satirist, social commentator and author, best known as the co-host of the Triggernometry podcast and the author of ‘An Immigrant’s Love Letter to the West’. Born in the Soviet Union and now based in Britain, he has become on...

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Discussions about the future of the West must include diverse perspectives on capitalism and its alternatives.
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China's economic and military rise will displace Western dominance and reshape global power in the next 20 years.
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Capitalism has fundamentally failed to address the needs of the majority and should be restructured.
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Immigration should be viewed as a potential economic benefit rather than a burden on the system.
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Western debt levels have reached unsustainable heights and will trigger a major economic contraction within the next decade.
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Concerns about climate change should be addressed within the framework of existing capitalist systems rather than abandoning them entirely.
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Economic policies should prioritize social equity to prevent future financial crises.
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The rise of AI could exacerbate economic inequalities if not properly regulated.
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Economic interdependence and technological competition will constrain any single power from achieving dominance over the Western alliance.
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