Will Wertz traces the millennia-long battle between national sovereignty and empire — from Plato to Nicholas of Cusa to the EU — and shows why a new Bretton Woods system is the path forward.
Trump rejected Israel's South Pars strike and blasted NATO as "cowards" — both serve Britain's Great Game. The Japan deal shows what replaces it: sovereign energy, nuclear power, and critical minerals.
What if the deadliest threat to America isn’t a war overseas, but a silent chemical invasion? This episode exposes the global fentanyl supply chain behind over 1 million deaths.
In this episode of Promethean Action's strategic overview, host Tony Papert and speaker Mike Steger delve into the revolutionary implications of the Trump administration's new national security strategy for 2025. The discussion centers on how this document addresses the profound decay in Western civilization and lays out a plan to revitalize the country's stability, health, and prosperity. Mike Steger also explores the historical and philosophical roots of the current crisis and argues for a renewed commitment to the principles underpinning Western civilization, emphasizing the importance of participation and self-governance in shaping America's future.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:17 Trump's National Security Strategy
07:33 Philosophical and Historical Context
14:15 Current Geopolitical Conflicts
21:58 Historical Parallels and Lessons
39:37 The Role of Western Civilization
51:59 Conclusion and Call to Action
Trump rejected Israel's South Pars strike and blasted NATO as "cowards" — both serve Britain's Great Game. The Japan deal shows what replaces it: sovereign energy, nuclear power, and critical minerals.
What if the deadliest threat to America isn’t a war overseas, but a silent chemical invasion? This episode exposes the global fentanyl supply chain behind over 1 million deaths.
Trump has been testing NATO for months and is now seriously considering leaving after European allies refused to defend Strait of Hormuz shipping, confirming his view that NATO plays "stupid games" while the U.S. pays the costs.
Mike Steger argues Trump's Iran strategy is really about reorganizing global relations to end neocon permanent-war dynamics, framing U.S.–Russia collaboration as the decisive pivot for ending perpetual war.
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