Trump's war on drugs is a four-front battle against cartels, financial infrastructure, street dealers, and cultural decay. This isn't just about crime; it's a fight for America's soul, challenging a 200-year-old weapon of subversion used by the British Empire.
We are reaching a boundary condition, where the ability of the ruling class to control and manipulate the population with perceptions and opinions and narratives, whether around the fantasies that the economy is doing great, or around the even worse lie that Ukraine can win this war, is beginning to shatter. This Midweek Update looks at Biden's tariff announcement and developments in Ukraine and Russia from that perspective.
00:00 Welcome to the Midweek Update 01:28 Analyzing Biden's Tariff Announcement and Its Implications 03:46 The Economic Realities Facing the Biden Administration 05:59 The Situation in Ukraine: Developments and Accusations 07:22 Russia's Strategic Moves and Historical Insights 10:31 Trump's Economic Vision and Lyndon LaRouche's Power of Labor 11:36 Concluding Thoughts on Reality, Perception, and Action
Author, Michigan-based organizer, passionate student of Plato’s dialogues. Committed to reviving the industrial economy and producer culture of the Midwest and to educating grass-roots activists.
What the globalist elite don't want you to know is that Trump's challenge to the Empire's rules are undoing decades of geopolitical and Central Bank control, creating the basis for entirely new alliances at home and abroad.
Trump’s firing of Fed Governor Lisa Cook sent London into panic—but this isn’t “authoritarianism.” It’s a direct hit on the central-banking cartel and the opening move of a Third American Revolution to rebuild U.S. industry, workers, and sovereignty.
Trump’s Oval Office meeting and direct talks with Putin signal a seismic shift: Europe sidelined, NATO off the table for Ukraine, and the 80-year “rules-based order” cracking. The British House of Lords and their own witnesses are admitting it—on the record.
Trump's historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan has earned him a Nobel Peace Prize nomination, but it's just the beginning. He's systematically dismantling the "Clash of Civilizations" policy that has fueled decades of war.
Tony Papert
