May 24—A Financial Times Editorial Board statement published yesterday under the headline “Taking Stock of the G7 Hiroshima Summit,” provides a useful bird’s-eye view of the global strategic situation from the standpoint of the thoroughly bankrupt City of London and Wall Street financial interests. A fair summary would be: Things are going ok for us in the West with our gameplan of orchestrating a showdown with Russia and China, but we have a huge problem with the Global South. They are not on board with that policy, at all, and we’d better come up with something to deal with that. However, the “something” that the Financial Times proposes—significant investment in the nations of the South— is not achievable under today’s trans-Atlantic financial system.