
Geopolitics & Empire
Geopolitics & Empire
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Financial Consultant Laurent Lequeu discusses the story behind the tariffs, how Washington is attempting to weaken the Russia-China-India bloc, and gives his opinion on whether he thinks Trump will be successful. The world financial center will shift to the Global South and he explains in particular where he thinks tha
Thorsten Pattberg discusses the struggle between East and West and how after having dominated for centuries, the West is now giving way as Asia returns to the forefront. He comments on the subversion carried out in the East by "Western press soldiers," how there is an informational iron curtain coming down, and whether

Allan Paul Roberts: The Globalists Plan to Collapse Everything! But Will They Succeed?
Allan Paul Roberts discusses his book "The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything: To Usher in a New World Order". He posits the endgame includes world government, a social credit system with programmable digital currency, 15-minute cities with travel restrictions, and much more. They'll achieve this by collapsing many
Britt Gillette discusses his work researching globalism and global empire in light of biblical prophecy. Cracks in the American Empire are beginning to emerge as its military might is waning and its dollar world reserve status is in danger. The tech revolution (e.g. AI, drone warfare) is making legacy systems obsolete
Veteran and entrepreneur Chad Grills of National Capital League discusses his experience with Big Tech and how building anything meaningful and lasting will likely not come out of Silicon Valley or places like California. He explains how Silicon Valley was seeded by DOD, the Intelligence Community, and DARPA. The cultu
Nik Kraljevic of Societatis Civis and PassVult discusses dual citizenship and internationalization which he helps facilitate through his CitizenHR, CitizenIT, CitizenPL, CitizenAR, and CitizenPY apps. He also gives his broad opinion on cybersecurity, privacy, surveillance, and why he thinks it will be difficult for gov