After Mark Carney pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and called it a war, Susan Kokinda shows it isn’t about tariffs — it’s a midterm operation and a clash of systems. Scott Bessent is fighting the parallel battle: defusing the yen carry trade with tools like FIMA so Treasury rates don’t blow.
AI, migration, war, and population decline are fueling a culture of permanent fear. Mike Steger reveals the roots of black-pilling and how faith, hope, and love can overcome it.
Not a bombing campaign — an ultimatum to the banks keeping Tehran alive. Gulf capital left London. Bessent’s credit plan is the one Wall Street can’t parse. Seven posts inside.
Roberts reached back to the King's common law to define who's an American. Clarence Thomas answered with Frederick Douglass. Barbara and Susan on the birthright ruling, the firing-powers win, and the revolution we're still fighting.
Tomorrow, America turns 250. And two days before the anniversary, the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that defines who counts as an American — by reaching back to the common law of the King of England.
That's the ruling everyone is angry about. But the same Court also handed Trump the biggest structural win of his second term: the President can now fire the “fourth branch” — the unelected administrative state — at will. One decision looks backward to empire; the other puts the executive branch back under the Constitution.
Barbara and Susan's read: stop waiting for nine justices to finish the American Revolution. The Court is the slowest institution by design — and with 125 days to the midterms, the fight is yours, not theirs.
Do not expect the Supreme Court to lead a revolution. By the way our separation of powers is set up, the Supreme Court is the institution that moves the slowest.
— Susan Kokinda
Barbara went further on the birthright ruling itself: Chief Justice Roberts didn't define citizenship at all — he defined subjecthood, the King's law, where your status comes from the dirt you're born on. Clarence Thomas's 91-page dissent rebuilt the real answer on the 14th Amendment and Frederick Douglass: we are citizens because we choose this culture and this mission.
He's not defining citizenship — he's talking about being a subject. Clarence Thomas takes him to the outhouse on that, literally.
— Barbara Boyd
Don't take our word for it — Barbara's homework assignment is to read the dissent yourself. The case is Trump v. Barbara, No. 25-365 (yes, really — Barbara takes the case name personally). The full opinion is posted on the Supreme Court's website; Justice Thomas's dissent, joined by Justice Gorsuch, is an education in what the 14th Amendment actually means.
Subjects or citizens. On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration, that's the whole question. Here's how the show laid it out.
The thread through the whole show: the Court moves slowest, the Congress is absent, and the empire's whole psywar is designed to make you feel little. The founders' answer — and Trump's — is a population that acts.
This great experiment created 250 years ago, surviving for a quarter of a millennium — and seeing the potential, with the revival of the American System, of continuing for another quarter millennium and beyond.
— Susan Kokinda
Tomorrow is the day. Print the Promethean PAC flyers, bring them to your Independence Day cookout, and do what Micah's doing in DC — get them into people's hands. 500 flyers is easier than you think.
It's the 250th itself. Hamilton built the American System — the one the Vice President just claimed by name. Wear it to the cookout tomorrow and start the conversation.
125 days to the final exam. If this show landed, the next step is to show up — it's the population, not the courts, that wins a midterm.
See you next Thursday.
Adam Sturman
Producer, Promethean Action
https://x.com/AdamSturman23
PS: Make sure you download a copy of our latest pamphlet, Bye, Bye Globalism — The American System is Back! — available FREE to all members.
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