The discussion highlights the historical context of destabilization tactics from the 19th century British intelligence operations led by Lord Palmerston to modern-day globalization influenced by multinational corporations.
When Trump ended 80 years of US-backed regime change abroad, the empire reached for a 170-year-old playbook. The same destabilization tactics used in Ukraine and Syria are now being deployed in American cities—and the new National Defense Strategy forced their hand.
Join Tony Papert, Bob Ingraham, and Paul Glumaz as they explore the dawn of the Third Christian Renaissance. In this
The discussion highlights the historical context of destabilization tactics from the 19th century British intelligence operations led by Lord Palmerston to modern-day globalization influenced by multinational corporations.
This episode dives deep into the socio-political landscape of modern America, examining the increasing violence, civil unrest, and extreme reactions from both political ends. The discussion highlights the historical context of destabilization tactics from the 19th century British intelligence operations led by Lord Palmerston to modern-day globalization influenced by multinational corporations. It critiques the shift of American left-wing movements from anti-globalization to supporting corporate interests, delving into the role of education, culture, and historical amnesia. The conversation also underscores the need for a revival of industrial and manufacturing sectors, the significance of Trump's policies in combating globalization, and the cultural renaissance necessary for sustaining American economic and political power.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
01:05 Historical Context: British Intelligence and Youth Movements
03:26 Modern Political Dynamics and White Liberalism
05:33 Globalization and Its Impact on Society
08:02 The Role of Education and Cultural Shifts
13:20 The Obama Era and Its Aftermath
26:49 Rebuilding American Civilization
When Trump ended 80 years of US-backed regime change abroad, the empire reached for a 170-year-old playbook. The same destabilization tactics used in Ukraine and Syria are now being deployed in American cities—and the new National Defense Strategy forced their hand.
Trump didn't just attack the dying globalist order at Davos—he replaced it. The Board of Peace brings Middle East leaders, Russia, and others together to solve conflicts the UN failed to end for 80 years. This is the end of empire.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered a message at Davos that terrified the global elite: Grow Baby Grow. Their entire system depends on managing decline, and Trump just invited the world to abandon it. This is the choice between two systems.
In this episode, we explore the concept of ending the remnants of empire, contrasting the US system of sovereign nation-states with imperial structures.
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