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"Beware the British East India Company!" by Will Wertz is available on Amazon and Kindle
In this episode of Promethean Action Weekly Class, hosted by Tony Papert with guest speaker Will Wertz, the discussion delves into the concept of a new global monetary system inspired by Lyndon LaRouche. The conversation highlights historical collaborations between nations such as the USA, Russia, China, and India against the British Empire, and critiques ongoing geopolitical dynamics, especially related to the Anglo-Dutch imperial system. The episode underlines President Trump's initiatives for global peace and the influence of the American System of Political Economy as opposed to British free trade policies. References span from historical intrusions like the opium wars to contemporary alignments concerning NATO and climate change policies, invoking the importance of redefining global economic and political paradigms.
"Beware the British East India Company!" by Will Wertz is available on Amazon and Kindle
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:10 Historical Context: The Four Power Alliance
02:36 The Role of the British Empire
04:38 Russia and the United States: Historical Allies
06:25 The Anglo-Dutch Imperial System
08:18 NATO and the Ukraine Conflict
11:57 The Influence of the British Monarchy
26:29 The Vision for a New Bretton Woods System
28:27 The American System of Political Economy
29:40 The Fight Against Malthusian Ideology
33:25 The Legacy of Alexander Hamilton
40:04 Conclusion: A Call for a New World Order
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Everyone "knows" the Declaration came from John Locke. Judy Hodgkiss says that's the British version of our history. The real source of "the pursuit of happiness" was Leibniz — carried into the colonies by a disgraced English lord and straight to Jefferson's desk.
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