Geopolitical Analysis of Global Powers
It's very obvious at this point, I think, that Trump
is, that Trump, Putin, and to a lesser extent, I even believe
Xi, but I'm not quite, I'm not quite on the,
I'm still a little on the fence about
this. They understand who the real enemy is,
and the real enemy is continental
Europe. And it's the old
banking interests of colonial Europe
that need to be destroyed. And that includes City of London, not
Britain,
City of London, the square mile. It's very important.
That includes the Vatican. I hate to say it.
And
the goal is, if you look at everything that's
happening, if you just look
at all the little hotspots around the world and the way that things
are shaping up,
they are trying to bottle up the old pirates of
colonial Europe so that they have no places to plunder.
So they've lost Russia.
They're losing the Middle East. Trump said very nice things about Erdogan,
Turkey
taking Syria, which
blocks Israel from going to war with Iran.
The French have lost the Sahel region of Africa.
That's all gone.
The United States, nope, we're changing the way we do business.
We're not going to allow Janet Yellen to spend us in the
debtor's prison and everything else. The United States is secure.
What do all these regions have in common?
Unbelievable natural resource wealth.
Europe has no collateral. I learned that from Alex Craner.
And since then, that model has made perfect
sense to explaining how everybody is acting.
Europe's only
path forward
is to plunder Canada.
That's why they hate Alberta.
That's why Ottawa hates Alberta. That's why Mark Carney is
prime minister. And that's what has to end.
When I read the geopolitical game board, folks,
and I'm playing Donald Trump's faction, that's how I'm taking out
all y'all.
That's
right.
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