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Multipolarity As World Government 3.0 & Its Pied Pipers

Hrvoje Moric

“BRICS” has been around for over a decade. The term “multipolarity” on the other hand, has been bandied about for at least over half a century. “BRICS multipolarity” is sold as a counter-weight and dialectical response or solution to Western imperial globalism. But is it really?

It has been my belief for years that BRICS multipolarity is nothing more than the next logical progression and iteration of Western-directed globalism toward the long-planned and desired East-West convergence into a singular World Federation, World Government, and/or World State by the transnational class, which is principally stationed in the West, but has long-since penetrated the East. We are witnessing the onboarding of the East into the Western globalist-led one-world government, not the other way around.

For centuries the Third World or Global South have been disenfranchised by Western empire. Now has come the time to incorporate the Global South into the Western empire to at last complete the project for proper and total world empire.

There are no good guys here, no good actors. Every nation state is run by an oligarchic cartel and mafia, penetrated by the international class. Ask any average citizen of any country and many will tell you that yes, their government is corrupt and run by an oligarchy that extracts as much as it can for itself and cares nothing for its citizenry. That has been my experience living in America, Croatia, México, Kazakhstan, and visiting Russia.

The sleight of hand at play is to capitalize on the genuine feelings of righteous indignation, discontent, and disenfranchisement from the Global South as regards what Western empire has done to it for centuries, and provide them with a believable narrative and buy in where they’ll be convinced of their own accord to wittingly (or unwittingly) join the final sprint toward world empire and convergence of East and West. In other words, convincing them to buy the rope with which they’ll hang, along with the rest of us.

Dr. Martin Erdmann makes the case that we’ve remained under Roman rule for the past two millennia.

Following the fall of the Western Roman Empire in the early 5th century, the Eastern Roman Empire, centered in Constantinople, endured until 1453. It exercised enormous power over the known world at the time. It was replaced by an even more powerful empire ruled by the “New Romans,” as they called themselves. Their descendants continue to have a significant influence on world politics to this day.

Babylon became Rome followed by the Holy Roman Empire and Venetians (New Romans), morphing into the age of empires (e.g. Dutch, French, Spanish) and ultimately the British Empire (new global Rome). Pax Britannica gave way to Pax Americana (or the Anglo-American establishment) and today we might dub it the Anglo-American-EU Empire and/or latest iteration of Pax Romana. The CIA and State Department financed over fifty percent of European integration. We’ve come full circle.

Monnet’s Action Committee was also given financial backing by the CIA and the US State Department. The Anglo-American establishment was now committed to the creation of a federal United States of Europe.

What’s more, Austrian academic Wolfgang Streeck correctly points out that the EU is an empire.

The model for world federation and world government has always come from the West.

Erdmann continues making the case that we are under a new global Roman Empire.

During the war against the League of Cambraithe Venetian oligarchy realized the futility of pursuing a policy of world domination from a tiny city-state in the middle of the northern Adriatic lagoons. On December 10, 1510, the representatives of the French king, Louis XII, and the Holy Roman emperor, Maximilian I, formed a league and signed an alliance treaty. Pope Julius II, Aragonese King Ferdinand the Catholic, Hungarian King Vladislav II, and English King Henry VIII joined the league. The league intended to destroy Venice’s claim to supremacy over the known world by annihilating its mercenary army. In response to this extremely threatening situation, the Venetian oligarchy transferred its family wealth, philosophical worldview, and political methods to states such as England, France, and the NetherlandsThe Venetians soon concluded that England and Scotland were the most suitable locations for the new Venice, which would be the center of a new global Roman Empire based on military control of the seas. This policy required oligarchic rule and weakening the political system by eliminating all opposition.

If the British-inspired League of Nations was World Government 1.0, and the American-inspired United Nations was World Government 2.0., well then we’re on our way to World Government 3.0.

World Government 3.0 looks to be a global network state with its foundation in regions, in other words, a multipolar world.

The Soviet Union may have been a beta test of technocracy by the Anglo-American establishment (see the work of Anthony Sutton or Richard Poe on the Western-backed nature of the Bolshevik Revolution). In fact, the USSR was already running Davos-esque 15-minute “smart” or “scientific city” experiments.

Several Soviet architects envisioned a future where everyone would live in a district which resembles the current 15-minute city concept.

The European Union, which builds upon the model of the Soviet Union (Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky dubbed it “the New European Soviet), as well as the Western-backed Third Reich (Dr. Rath has exposed its “Nazi roots”), is the model technate for regionalism and blueprint for world union.

Mark Corner explains how once the EU is fully regionalized, the rest of the world will follow. In fact, the EU is helping to finance and advise policy in other regions in order to help them exactly replicate the EU model. We’ve seen the EU finance and advise the African Union project as well as ASEAN. The EU has just signed a massive trade deal with MERCOSUR which is part of that very birthing process, where Brussels serves as midwife.

We have seen countless leaders call for copying the model of the EU to their own region.

Former Mexican president AMLO called for copying the EU and making a North American Union.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador proposes the creation of a union in the Latin American continent like the European Union (EU).

AMLO considered, that as the European community was created and later the European Union, “so we need a kind of union and integration with respect to the sovereignty of all countries to strengthen us as a commercial economic region in the world.”

He went on to say that he will personally ask his U.S. counterpart, Joe Biden, to promote the creation of an ‘American union’ of all the countries of the continent, similar to the European bloc made up of 27 states.

El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele has done the same for Central America.

The time has come for us to unite Central America, with open borders or some kind of community of nations like the European Union,” Bukele said. “The new generation will make it happen because the divisions created 200 years ago no longer mean anything to them.

As have leaders in South America (e.g. Rafael Correa).

“With his victory, the four largest economies in Latin America for the first time in history will be led by leftist governments: Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. That totally changes the geopolitical balance in the region. I am almost certain that with Lula CELAC will be strengthened and Unasur will recover. Lula is a great integrationist.

It is what we proposed 15 years ago, it is part of the new regional financial architecture that was one of the fundamental objectives of Unasur.

There is a traced path there, which is the European one. The European Union should serve as an example for us: there are 27 countries with different political systems, religions, culture, history and languages ​​that killed each other by the tens of millions a few years ago and decided to unite. I always say that Europe will have to explain to its children why they joined and we Latin Americans will have to explain to our children why we took so long.”

Putin’s Eurasian Union is modeled on the European Union.

In 2015 the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) became the latest version of integration in the post-soviet space, bringing together Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan in a Union, taking the European Union as its model.

Replication of the EU in the Middle East is currently underway.

If we go deeper into history, one can even argue that the United State of America was the initial occult and Masonic “New Atlantis” project (see Francis Bacon) and model for federation to be replicated to the rest of the world.

Kings, kingdoms, and monarchies had to be removed as forms of government as they were not conducive to the creation of a technocratic and truly world state. Instead, the “democratic” republican model was concocted by oligarchy as the new operating system for peoples and nations. Constitutional federated republics could then be replicated the world over with the end goal of the world itself rolling up into one final world federation. The electoral process may have always been under full control and management of the oligarchy.

In the 18th century Freemason George Washington declared:

“Someday, following the example of the United States of America, there will be a United States of Europe”

We can continue with further examples of how regional integration, which I can conceive as a synonym for multipolarity, has long been a project of the West.

The 1930s technocracy movement produced this 1940 map of a North American Technate.

It is possible that the Technate of America was intended to be the first, but was shelved due to setbacks, while WWII provided the oligarchy with the opportunity to launch the first technate in Europe as the EU.

In 1939 Clarence Streit proposed unifying North America and Europe into an Atlantic Union, which would serve as the first phase toward integrating the rest of the world into world union.

This movement is still alive and well, operating through The Streit Council. In fact, France’s Foreign Minister recently called for the implementation of Streit’s Atlantic Union by suggesting Canada join the EU.

A recent piece from The Streit Council brainstorms the challenge of integrating China into the “supranational federal republic (SFR)”. This is yet more evidence that the drive for globalist world government is coming from the West, not the East, and that the problem is the integration of the East. The crux of the matter is that any nation being absorbed and integrated by the Borg must not only relinquish economic but political sovereignty, which, once given away, cannot be clawed back.

Streit Council argues the West can threaten China economically in a bid to get it to assimilate politically, which is exactly what we are seeing Trump do with tariffs, in an attempt to get Beijing to integrate and give up political sovereignty.

The SFR could pursue a policy of gradual decoupling, by slowly raising trade barriers and repeatedly destabilizing the economic relationship in mild to moderate ways. But this is unlikely to force China, all at once, to adopt any set of rules.

In 1942 Maurice Gomberg self-published a regionalized map of a world commonwealth, in the vein of what the Anglo-American Rhodes Round Table was after.

In 1974 the Club of Rome published its map of a “multilevel model” of a regionalized “world system” divided into ten parts.

They argue that…

“regionalization was made in reference to shared tradition, history and style of life… There exists a need for the establishment of larger communities of nations in the developing world to create a better balance of political and economic power as well as of cultural influence among the world-regions.”

Sounds very much like the BRICS multipolarity movement of today and its discussion of “civilizational states/commonwealths”.

Finally, former British Intelligence agent Nicholas Hagger, and proponent of world government, agrees with my thesis and argues in his 2023 publication The Golden Phoenix: Russia, Ukraine and a Coming New World Order that the Western New World Order, which he calls “the Syndicate,”

sought to create a New World Order since Nelson Rockefeller called for world federalism in his book The Future of Federalism (1962).

The Syndicate has levelled down the West and levelled up the East to create an authoritarian New World Order.

The Syndicate, which control the central banks of both sides and all the oil and gas, want an authoritarian New World Order – the Chinese one with Russia and the West in it.

The Syndicate may have encouraged the US/EU, Russia and China to have their own separate New World Orders without sharing that these are to be combined into one authoritarian New World Order.

A Brief Look at BRICS & Multipolarity

The movement for world government has largely been driven by the European and Anglo-American establishment, as is clearly evident. It is my belief that the current driver’s seat of globalism is Euro-Anglo-American (Washington, London, Brussels), with the intention of bringing the Global South into the fold. The very nature of BRICS multipolarity is globalist, supranational, and part of the integration process of world federation, thus it is de facto part of the same program.

In 1877, Cecil Rhodes admitted to the conspiracy for world government AND incorporation of the Third World into it. Sound like the BRICS project yet?

Why should we not form a secret society with but one object the furtherance of the British Empire and the bringing of the whole uncivilised world under British rule for the recovery of the United States for the making the Anglo-Saxon race but one Empire.

To and for the establishment, promotion and development of a Secret Society, the true aim and object whereof shall be for the extension of British rule throughout the world, the perfecting of a system of emigration from the United Kingdom, and of colonisation by British subjects of all lands where the means of livelihood are attainable by energy, labour and enterprise, and especially the occupation by British settlers of the entire Continent of Africa, the Holy Land, the Valley of the Euphrates, the Islands of Cyprus and Candia, the whole of South America, the Islands of the Pacific not heretofore possessed by Great Britain, the whole of the Malay Archipelago, the seaboard of China and Japan, the ultimate recovery of the United States of America as an integral part of the British Empire, the inauguration of a system of Colonial representation in the Imperial Parliament which may tend to weld together the disjointed members of the Empire and, finally, the foundation of so great a Power as to render wars impossible and promote the best interests of humanity.”

British imperialist H.G. Wells, who moved in the same circles, was another major proponent of a “democratic socialist world state”.

Now to examine BRICS itself. Pentagonpedia (Wikipedia) states that “BRICS” is a Russian doctrine from the late 1990s, specifically the “Primakov doctrine” from 1998.

Primakov called for a “Multipolar World” and “New International Order (NIO)”.

Yet how different is his NIO from the “New International Economic Order (NIEO)” which was formulated via the UN by the Trilateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, Ford Foundation, and Club of Rome?

One 1979 article suggests the construction of a fairer world order via the UN and a…

“decentralized planetary sovereignty. The UN would be restructured…as the center of a functional confederation of international organization.

Others see the NIEO not as a turning point but as an adjustment in an established ongoing hegemony, the coopting or embourgeoisement of the Third World.”

BRICS essentially is the compromise between East and West for world integration, as stated above. It represents a victory by the East in the sense that the West understands it must capitulate on some elements of hegemony in which it has heretofore been reticent, and pool wealth and power with Eastern power centers. It is the “coopting” of the Third World (Global South).

The Soviets or Russians have always also been globalist minded. They are a competing faction for world government and/or simply want a good seat at the table of world domination. Something which former British Intelligence agent Nicholas Hagger also discusses in his writings, that there is a Russian and Chinese New World Order agenda, albeit which appears to be weaker than the Western Syndicate.

Primakov, together with other Russians, attended the Dartmouth Conferences which were all stocked with many Western globalists such as Brzezinski, Rockefeller, and Al Gore, through whom these Western ideas of global federation could permeate Moscow. Indeed, Moscow slowly began to liberalize and Gorbachev was eventually the catalyst to bring the entire Soviet edifice down. If you talk to many Russians, they’ll tell you they overwhelming believe Gorbachev was a traitorous Western agent tasked with this action.

met Gorbi back in 2017 on a “citizen’s diplomacy” mission alongside 30 other Americans with Sharon Tennison’s Center for Citizen Initiatives. For the record, all expenses were paid out of pocket by myself! I saw it as a great opportunity to visit Russia, promote peace, love and understanding, and of course gain further authority for myself in my field as an educator, being a history teacher. We met other Russian luminaries including Vladmir Pozner. Unfortunately, I had only a brief personal minute or two with Gorbachev as did the other Americans, and was too nervous at the time to politely and directly ask him about how far along world government we were. The focus of the discussion with him had been the budding New Cold War.

Through his Green Cross International, Gorbachev was an advocate for environmentalism (now climate changeism, as I call it) which would serve as the pretext for the very world government he was subsequently proposing.

Integration of the Global South into world federation obviously would have to be sold to the Global South BY the Global South so as to defuse any suspicion of it being a Western plot.

The word “multipolarity” has been appearing in the preeminent publication and mouthpiece for globalism, the Council on Foreign Relations’ “Foreign Affairs”, since at least the 1970s.

In 1972, CFR laments Moscow’s lack of multipolarity:

This is not the code of behavior we would like Moscow to observe. But multipolarity is not Moscow’s game, or interest.

Any orderly international system needs a hierarchy. But the relations of the top to the bottom, and the size of the top, vary. In the future world order, these relations will have to be more democratic, and the oligarchy will have to be bigger.

Historically, what requires a new policy is not the passing of the bipolar era but the end of a unipolar one.

A single world system must still be the goal. Of course, in the new monetary order, there should be a modicum of decentralization.

Can an international system as diverse as this one function effectively without the active participation of all its members, even if one grants both the wisdom of “decoupling” the great powers’ contest from the internal tribulations of the developing countries, and the risks of paralysis, corruption, or waste present in more “democratic” world institutions? Can community-building proceed in such a way as not to seem a neocolonial device through which the rich and strong perpetuate their hold on the poor?

Tomorrow’s dialectic will have to be that of a complex balance, both global and regional, allowing for a fragmentation of the strategic- diplomatic contest under the nuclear stalemate, and an emergent community in which competition will, of course, persist, but where mankind ought, perhaps, slowly to learn to substitute games against (or with) nature for the games between what Erik Erikson has called “pseudospecies.”

In 1973, the CFR pushed a downsized United States and multipolarity:

The bipolar order is passing and defies restoration, though certain of its features persist- notably, the formal alliances and the habits of zero-sum strategic thinking. But recalcitrant allies, third forces and crosscutting institutions are too prevalent. So there remain the practical alternatives of a multipolar balance of power or a pluralism of unaligned states.

We are asking, then, whether the United States can live in a situation of general unalignment which its own conduct would materially help to establish.

In 1976, the CFR calls for multipolarity and bringing in the Third World (Global South):

the acceptance of multipolarity, the need for preserving one’s guard, the recognition of the claims of the Third World.

The introduction of true multipolarity within as well as without the Western alliance must be acceptable, even welcome.

In 1979 the CFR stated it was America pushing multipolarity:

The early 1970s saw an American effort to nudge the world toward multipolarity.

In 1988 Nixon wrote “in what has become a multipolar world” and in 1989 CFR declared “the multipolar world [was] now emerging”.

In 1990:

The world after the Cold War will not resemble any world of the past. From a “structural” point of view-the distribution of capabilities-it will be multipolar. But the poles will have different currencies of power-military (the Soviets), economic and financial (Japan and Germany), demographic (China and India), military and economic (the United States)-and different productivities of power-demographic power is more a liability than an asset, the utility of military might is reduced, only economic power is fully useful because it is the capacity to influence others by bringing them the very goods they crave. Moreover, each of these poles will be, at least to some extent, mired in a world economy that limits its freedom of action.

There are many more examples in the CFR archives.

How is it possible that multipolarity is some “Russian Primakov doctrine” when we can see it has been germinating in the Euro-Anglo-American establishment for decades prior?

Then we have the actual coining of “BRIC(S)” which came after Primakov.

BRIC was purportedly coined by Goldman Sachs’ Jim O’Neill in 2001, but everyone fails to mention his 2003 report co-author Roopa Purushothaman who helped cement BRICs. Purushothaman is a WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM GRADUATE and YOUNG GLOBAL LEADER.

So which is it, a Russian plot or a Western globalist scheme? Or both?

James Corbett has also chimed in over the years.

Who is contending that the AIIB or the BRICS’ New Development Bank is in any way competitive with the Bretton Woods institutions (IMF/World Bank)? Certainly not anyone involved with any of these institutions.

No, these institutions do not view themselves as competitive. It is only various media pundits who have speculated that these new banks are in fact some sort of challenge to the so-called “Washington consensus.” What none of these experts has bothered to report (for obvious reasons) is the remarkable fact that the Vice President of the NDB is also an Executive Board member of the IMF, who then went on to pledge cooperation and joint action between the NDB and IMFAlso missing from this narrative is the fact that the NDB’s chief, Kundapur Vaman Kamath, is a former staffer of the supposed NDB “rival” Asia Development Bank. Or there’s Jin Liqun, widely tipped to be the head of the AIIB, who also happens to be a former Vice President of the Asia Development Bank and alternative Executive Director of the World Bank.

But even this is not as much of a challenge to the Bretton Woods institutions as it appears at first glance. Although Beijing is obviously seeking to bolster the yuan as an international settlement currency, this is not being done in an effort to make the yuan itself a world reserve currency in the same way that the dollar is today. Instead, this is being done in service of a policy goal outlined by People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan in 2009 that is seeking to establish the “Special Drawing Rights” currency basket as the new world reserve currency.

The BRICS are an artificial creation of a US investment bank.

Thus, what does it even mean to ask whether the interests of “Russia” and “China” align with the interests of the “US”? Surely these nation-state entities do not have interests in and of themselves. The people in positions of power in those countries have interests, but we would be better served in narrowing the scope of the question by identifying them in particular. Do the interests of Gazprom and Rosneft align with the interests of BP or Royal Dutch Shell? Sometimes, in certain contexts, yes. In other contexts they would be rivals.

Similarly with JPMorgan and HSBC and the Bank of China, or the various central bankers at the Bank for International Settlements, or the members of the Trilateral Commission. Their deliberations have very little to do with amorphous national interests and everything to do with jockeying for personal position and control of the global economic and political chessboard

In short, the rise of China as an economic and military power has been facilitated by a small group of oligarchical families working in close conjunction with businessmen, politicians and financiers representing oligarchical interests in the West, specifically in the US

If what we are combating is, as I posit, essentially two (or more) gangs competing for turf, then it is self-evident that we gain nothing from supporting one gang over another other than the vague hope that the other gang will treat us more kindly.

He continues:

The BRICS are a phoney opposition literally created by Goldman Sachs whose pseudo-alternative institutions are run by the very same bankers and bureaucrats they pretend to oppose. The cold war of the 21st century is being engineered in the exact same way that the cold war of the 20th was. And, as always, whichever “side” wins this “fight,” the oligarchs and their systems of control will come out on top.

Riley Waggaman has painstakingly demonstrated how Russia is globalist through and through, while living in Russia. And as a result, he has been kicked out of Russia by the FSB!

If we step even further back in time, there is evidence to suggest modern China has had close ties with Western globalism since the outset.

The late Anthony Sutton had produced much material on this angle. A recent Substack article has done a wonderful deep dive and concludes:

To surmise, with the likes of Anthony Sutton already having covered the Skull & Bones prevalence in setting up China for its opening to US corporatism in the 1970s, this piece was intended to show that this was not just capitalist opportunism, but part of an agenda that goes back much further (further, even than the 1911 Xinhai Revolution, which Sutton also correctly points out the Yale connection to).

In this regard, it is the opinion of the author that the communist reign of Mao Zedong was but a business phase in a long-term plan, with Mao’s purpose being to enact nothing short of a mass cultural erasure project to sever China’s connection to its old world. This project, once carried out, made China ripe for the setup as a powerhouse on the global stage and to become the ringleader in today’s dialectic of BRICS vs the Liberal International Order. A dialectic which, if it is carried out in full, ultimately ends in a London-funded Belt and Road Initiative building a global smart city prison grid from the rubble.

To all the Cold Warriors and “Pentagon Active Measures & Influence Networks” as I refer to them (we’ll get to them in a moment), who argue the laughable inverse, that China and Russia are behind the plot for world domination, the evidence is to the complete contrary. Modern China and Russia have been backwaters economically and technologically speaking compared to the West.

There is no snowball’s chance in hell Beijing or Moscow were in any capacity to plot world domination, except perhaps the Soviet Union at its peak, but even that is a stretch. Modern China had clearly been a backwater as a result of its civil war and Mao’s communist policies until it opened up to the West in the 1970s and received a massive technology transfer. The Chinese admit it themselves!

And do not get me wrong, I’m not speaking ill of any peoples or civilization, I’m separating the historic Russian and Chinese civilization from their 20th century communist iterations.

In 2022, The Rio Times editorial board pointed out that Western globalism penetrated and made the East.

Anthony C. Sutton has also proven, based on facts, that it was Western bankers, corporate elites, and politicians through whose help the Bolsheviks were able to seize power in Russia. It is also proven that during the Cold War, the same elites maintained close relations with the Warsaw Pact states, giving both loans and material support.

These ties and cooperation between the Western and Eastern elites are increasingly forgotten today, and for some, it is hard to imagine that the West created its own enemies.

Mikhail Gorbachev, the leader of the Soviet Union who is widely credited with its disintegration and thus the creation of the “new Russia,” is an example of how, behind the curtain, elites from the East were pursuing the same interests in the form of a New World Order and centralized global government, as Western politicians such as former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott, former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, advisor to French President Mitterand and “discoverer” of Macron, Jacques Attali, and oligarch Bill Gates did and continue to do.

When we look at today’s alternative media, it is curious that the misleading East-West enmity has been so manifested, and the past cooperation of East and West has been forgotten.

There is no reason to speak of hostility between East and West.

Eastern governments are linked to and subject to the influences of the same globalist institutions as Western governments.

In the behavior of Putin, Xi, Nazarbayev, and other Eastern heads of state and politicians, an anti-globalist thrust is not discernible in any way. They all supported the agenda of the IGE and are quite visibly part of this grouping themselves.

It is time for people to realize that mere rhetoric is meaningless and the truth is much more likely to be: the New World Order will come from the East, and the collapse of the USA will be the final precursor for it.

What’s more, the Eastern globalist and supranational multipolar bloc is being used as leverage and as an excuse and pretext in the dialectic to argue that the West must now also integrate into a supranational bloc! I have even seen reports suggesting we must advance the Technate of America “because China”!

“We need to start thinking in a North American Region. We need that in order to confront China.” Solange Márquez Espinoza

The CFR writes

The United States now faces the prospect of an emerging Eurasian military-industrial bloc.

China and Russia use institutions such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the BRICS, a group named after its first five members—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—to provide a veneer of legitimacy to their plans.

The United States cannot ignore it. Washington must unify its alliances by investing in cross-regional ties.

The East Approves of World Government

For years I have been arguing that BRICS multipolarity is technically the recalibration, reconfiguration, and upgrade of global governance or world government. Then I came across this recent article in which the Chinese literally say it themselves!

Xi Jinping has even unveiled his own plan for world government known as the Global Governance Initiative (GGI)! Sounds very anti-globalist, doesn’t it?

What it’s ultimately about is giving the Global South a seat at the table of world government. The only qualm, as it often is between cartels or mafias, is determining who gets what size of the pie. Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, Lula, Modi, and the rest are fully globalist in mindset and ideology.

We have seen how all the BRICS nations have been implementing technocratic totalitarian tyranny, just like in the West. There’s no Social Credit System in China say the China sycophants? That’s pure semantics. OK, fine, but in China there is an Algorithm Ghetto and Electronic Concentration Camp just like the one being installed in every nation on planet earth as we speak!

The Euro-Anglo-American globalist empire found it too time-consuming and physically taxing to literally take the entire planet. So they’ve switched strategy to penetrating the Global South (e.g. Confessions of an Economic Hitman), bribing and enticing it into cooperating, and thus delegating imperial responsibilities of the world state to each respective mafia cartel.

One High Priest of both Globalism and Multipolarism, Jeffrey Sachs, repeatedly has made the case for world government based on regions (multipolarity).

Jeffrey Sachs on May 3rd, 2025: “We need a global government, that’s the UN! We need a regional government, that’s the EU!”

Some of the projects BRICS World is promoting includes a common currency such as The Unit.

One of BRICS’ main cheerleaders, Pepe Escobar, describes it:

“Glazyev stresses the need to “ensure a full-fledged switch to national currencies in mutual trade and investment within the EAEU and the CIS, and further – within the BRICS and SCO, the withdrawal of joint development institutions from the dollar zone, the development of their own independent payment systems and interbank information exchange systems.”

When it comes to financial innovation – compared to the current structure of the international financial system – The Unit is in a class of its own.

The Unit is essentially a benchmark token – or an index token; a post-stablecoin, digital monetary tool; totally decentralized; and with intrinsic value anchored in real assets: gold and sovereign currencies.

Yet, The Unit is LITERALLY the re-branding of the 1940s Western globalist one-world supranational currency known as the “bancor”!

The bancor was a supranational currency that John Maynard Keynes and E. F. Schumacher conceptualised in the years 1940–1942 and which the United Kingdom proposed to introduce after World War II. The name was inspired by the French banque or (’bank gold’). This newly created supranational currency would then be used in international trade as a unit of account within a multilateral clearing system—the International Clearing Union—which would also need to be founded.

In fact, as soon as I heard about The Unit, bancor IMMEDIATELY came to mind. Then, other analysts confirmed it.

It most closely resembles Keynes’s proposed Bancor: a non-redeemable, basket-anchored settlement unit designed specifically for international clearing.

Multipolaristas, (Paid) Pied Pipers, & “Foreign (& Domestic) Influence Operations”

When I began my podcast first as Dissident Thinker in 2012, then as Geopolitics & Empire in 2015, I wanted to and still wish to speak with intellectuals from all walks of life beyond any Overton window.

My few unwritten rules and guiding principles were that either they had to have some expertise on a subject I wished to know more about or that we tacitly generally agreed on at least one of my principles which include: anti-totalitarianism (e.g. communism, fascism, globalism, technocracy), anti-war, pro-free speech, pro-liberty, diplomacy, cordiality, etc. And yes, sometimes I would invite guests who held an ideology antithetical to mine. It is obscene to accuse anyone of subversion based on dialogue alone.

I have interviewed guests hailing from the Pentagon and Military-Industrial-Complex, politicians, diplomats, Russians, Chinese, Indians, wealthy investors, academics, journalists, authors, and dissidents, among others.

I have wittingly and unwittingly interviewed “Pentagon influence operators,” does that make me CIA? I have unwittingly interviewed potential “foreign influence operators,” does that make me a Russian agent? I have wittingly interviewed globalists, does that make me a globalist? Why not have an audience with an array of actors, including sometimes an ideological adversary? That way we can know where they’re coming from.

There is this Orwellian idea today being floated by the “Pentagon active measures” group that simply having a conversation with someone is “platforming” or “promoting” them. A framing I patently reject. I have been able to respectfully interview globalists who could at times give us nuggets of insight regarding the road they were taking us down.

In any case, during the day I was a high school teacher and university adjunct, often flying by the seat of my pants while learning the art of podcasting, which had been my moonlight passion project and hobby until 2024, when I ventured out on a limb to try podcasting full-time with the help of listeners and subscribers.

I discovered that large swathes of the new media and podcast space have become Laurel Canyon 2.0 (coined by Steve Poikonen, if I’m not mistaken), a realization that I have only fully come to terms with in recent years. Dave McGowan’s book “Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon: Laurel Canyon, Covert Ops & the Dark Heart of the Hippie Dream” suggests that the rock music scene of the 1960s and beyond was effectively manufactured by the Military-Industrial-Complex in conjunction with occult societies and the British Tavistock Institute, among other clandestine actors.

In fact, occultist and musician Jaz Coleman of Killing Joke, who I once saw perform in Chicago in 2003, admits to the fact.

My whole perception of rock music has been influenced by people I’ve met who were involved with the Tavistock Institute. Basically the whole rock revolution was manufactured by the Tavistock Institute in the first place. They financed the first Beatles tour of America, to study the behavioural patterns of young people. The whole goal was to break up the family unit. I’ve given my life to the liberating possibilities of rock music and experimental music, but I have to also be aware that it was created by the Frankfurt School Of Psychiatry. The whole thing has been manufactured from day one.

But you have to see the first album in context…All those songs were written in 1979 but recorded in 1980, and two things influenced us. One was the house in which we met; it was psychiatrists who worked at the Tavistock Institute, so we had a good lesson in what was to come, from what they told us. The other big influence was Brzezinski’s book, Between Two Ages, which talks about the emergence of a technocratic state. These two influences affected day one of our recordings. The corporate takeover of the world was mapped out and planned by the CFR after the war. They could see the goal of world dominion, and now you’re witnessing the final stages of it. On that first album, you can see our fears of the new technotronic fascist state.

Here he is on the steps of Tavistock paying homage.

And in another revealing interview, he says:

“When I was an 18 year-old I read the book by Brzezinski that came out in 1970 called “Between Two Worlds”. And in this book, Brzezinski basically outlined the coming technocracy.

When I met Big Paul, it was in a house that was owned by The Tavistock Institute, and it was all Tavistock people in that house, and those people basically, they called themselves “industrial psychologists”. So we had a good idea of what was coming because of the people around us.

When our lives are ruled by corporations, this is fascism, this is the fascism my father fought against in the last war. And now it’s here. Rule by corporations is here with us. And I hate it. My life is over, so the thing that makes me dangerous now is I don’t give a f*ck. I’m glad that I’m moving to Switzerland…so I can be closer to Klaus!”

For the past few years, I’ve been pointing out how it was interesting that the rock scene died down in the late 1990s and early 2000s, just as the internet and social media were coming of age. My thesis is that social media and podcasting or “alternative media” (kind of sounds like “alternative rock” doesn’t it?) are the New Laurel Canyon, stocked with occultists and agent provocateurs.

Billy Corgan recently confirmed my thesis.

There are numerous “influence operators” in the “independent” media space. There are loose tribes of which some come to mind including: MAGA Neocon Zionist Conservative Inc. (think Benny Johnson), “Anti-Globalist” New Age Hippie Gnostic Anarchist Theosophic (think Anarchapulco), Pentagon Active Measures & Influence Operations, and the multipolaristas (as I call them).

There are many solo operators, like myself, who have at times wittingly and unwittingly floated through all these spaces and beyond. I believe that there are also good, innocent, and well-meaning people that can be involved in any of these different groups. Yet, there are also nefarious actors.

I would like to add the caveat that I believe the actors in this space, including myself, fall along a wide spectrum, and that it is difficult to definitively ascertain who falls where, in most instances. Yet there are many signals and patterns that give possible clues. I believe motivations in alternative media run anywhere from:

  • actors who are truly independent, genuine, each having the right to their own worldview, and well-intentioned in their labor who at times may make mistakes (don’t we all?)
  • followed by those who, although well-intentioned, succumb at times to human nature (e.g. greed, ego, narcissism) which leads them to make minor compromises in exchange for money and status (e.g. clout, clicks, followers, fame)
  • another group who is able to obtain financing from sources that are ideologically aligned with their work, there is technically nothing wrong with that
  • a final group which has little scruples and/or is either operated maliciously by government(s) or directly under the tutelage of some information operation

The criteria for judgement can be highly subjective and a bit of a gray area.

Now back to BRICS. I’ve dubbed the cheerleaders of BRICS multipolarity as multipolaristas. Some are paid pied pipers.

Over the past several years patterns have emerged and visible networks have formed. I am certainly not throwing everyone in this camp under the bus. As with any tribe or club, there are both witting and unwitting as well as well-meaning and not-so-well-meaning participants.

Some of the signals I’ve noticed include a rapid seemingly inorganic rise in follower count on different social platforms, paid trips to the East, and a general narrative adherence to the West being bad, the East being good, and avoiding the subjects of globalism and totalitarian technocracy or framing technocracy as a public good, in a strange statist or Stockholm syndrome sort of way. I believe the governments of both East and West are equally sinister, and implementing the same globalist, technocratic, totalitarianism.

The most recent multipolarista example is “Professor” Jiang Xueqin.

The “Political Economist” Substack makes the strong case for him being “a CIA-created doppelganger”.

Xueqin has also been pushing new age and Gnostic ideas.

Here Xueqin is on Tucker Carlson, who although does some interesting work, I believe is part of the Laurel Canyon 2.0 globalist influence network. Xueqin is promoting a “New (International) Economic Order”. Well, that sounds a lot like globalese for multipolar globalism. As I stated earlier, it was the CFR, the Club of Rome, and the Trilateral Commission pushing for a “New International Order,” “New Economic Order,” and/or “New International Economic Order”. Others have argued that because he is pushing Pax Judaica, it’s not terribly difficult to form a connection to who might have helped manufacture his persona.

Among the multipolarista crowd, many of whom I’ve interviewed, range the likes of Brian Berletic, Pepe Escobar, Danny Haiphong, S.L. Kanthan, Matthew Ehret, Carl Zha, to name but a few. I have found they generally focus on traditional geopolitics and are dismissive of or don’t appear to mention globalism and technocracy, and tend to play up the East to the extreme. They are all very intelligent in their own right and I have found I share many of their views when it comes to geopolitics and empire, however I diverge when it comes to globalism and multipolarity.

Adjacent to them could also be included the Judge Napolitano and Glenn Diesen type networks. Again, I’m bunching them together because of narrative. Beyond that, I don’t know. I’ve interviewed Glenn once and think he’s a cool guy and means well.

The speed at which some of them have risen and their access to certain guests does raise eyebrows.

Yet, I can’t unsee some of the following things that I have seen.

Enter Mystery Bagman

A bit of context is warranted before proceeding, I believe.

My last teaching contract ended in the summer of 2021 and for about half a year, I coasted and wondered what would be my next move in life. I had decided I was going to attempt to podcast full-time. I remade my website in December of 2021 which cost me nearly $5,000 USD, and opened up a membership option directly via the website, using PayPal and Stripe as payment processors.

In the meantime, I had been asked for an interview on Rick Munn’s TNT Radio show in March of 2022. Soon after, I was offered a full-time gig on TNT Radio based out of Australia, conducting three hour-long interviews daily. I would essentially be doing what I had been doing as a hobby with Dissident Thinker and Geopolitics & Empire since 2012, but on a paid daily live basis.

Because of my heavy TNT Radio workload, Geopolitics & Empire was once again put on the backburner.

However, my next experience in deplatforming the following month put a few things into perspective.

You see, back in February of 2021 I had been terminated on Patreon.

This was around the same time (February 2021) the Associated Press did a hit-piece on Dr. Francis Boyle specifically regarding his appearance with me on Geopolitics & Empire.

What was interesting was that, in hindsight, one of the authors of the article, David Klepper, had contacted me in July of 2020 asking to interview me:

“hoping to learn a little bit more about you – where you’re located, how long you’ve been doing this, how you came to have Boyle on your show, etc.”

At the time, I immediately felt a red flag, and ignored his email. This was the first time I had ever been contacted by mainstream media (MSM). Seeing how MSM had treated people over the years, I figured there was nothing to be gained speaking with them. I had assumed he was maliciously planning a hit piece on me. Which turned out to be true. His subsequent article published a few weeks later was a hit piece on conspiracy theorists.

Apparently, in 2019 he had also helped launch the AP’s ‘misinformation team’ to “expose false info”.

Most important, his AP hit piece was co-written with the Atlantic Council, NATO’s think tank or NATO’s “brain”.

Then, out of the blue, in April of 2022 when the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) unveiled its “Disinformation Governance Board” under Nina Jankowicz, I was banned from life from PayPal (which I call PentagonPal).

Kim Iversen and Matt Taibbi covered my deplatforming.

In trying to piece exactly what had happened, I visited Jankowicz’s Twitter account for the first time ever and discovered I was preemptively blocked. Hmm, rather strange.

It was through Mike Benz’s work that I was able to piece together what was going on. An entire “Pentagon Active Measures & Influence Network” was created between the Pentagon (Military-Industrial-Complex), DHS, and NATO among numerous other alphabet agencies.

The DHS had created a sub-agency, CISA, to effectively launch a real-life Ministry of Truth, which would be fed through its various networks (e.g. NATO’s Atlantic Council). Under this new system, Americans who lawfully expressed true opinions that the regime didn’t like were considered “non-kinetic” threats attacking the government.

…in September 2020 that formally posited DHS transition from a counterterrorism focus to a focus on “non-kinetic” threats such as social media misinformation. Incidentally, September 2020 is exactly when CISA formally began its censorship partnership with EIP.

In October 2020, the Atlantic Council hosted a livestream discussion of this new proposed domestic censorship role for DHS with three former DHS Secretaries (and that discussion has some remarkable moments).

Virtually every senior figure at CISA and across the other EIP entities involved in censoring the 2020 election has directly participated in Atlantic Council events, tying the networks together personally and professionally

any US citizen posting what DHS considered “misinformation” online was suddenly conducting a cyber attack against US critical infrastructure. That was the legal framework under which DHS – and CISA particularly – drew their jurisdiction

it was through EIP that DHS built the infrastructure for its current role as government coordinator of takedowns and throttling of US citizen speech online.”

What this proves is that the American and European governments are active in malicious, unethical, and what should be deemed illegal information operations against their own innocent and law-abiding citizens.

Back to TNT Radio. From March 2022 until March 2024, I conducted 1,000+ interviews before I found the workload becoming oppressive and decided to call it quits on the Ides of March 2024. I had been doing two jobs at once, both producer and host. I sought the venerable Jason Bermas as my replacement. In any case, by then I had seen the writing on the wall financially for TNT Radio. I estimated they didn’t have long, and indeed, some six months later TNT Radio went off the air.

Finally, in this second attempt, for the first time in my life, I had decided to try doing Geopolitics & Empire full-time, and took a leap of faith leveraging Substack as my membership infrastructure (because of the PayPal deplatforming as well as technical difficulties I was having with the WordPress membership software). It was a drastic pay cut, but managed to pay the bills, and I thought I’d give it time.

Then weird things began to happen. Other TNT Radio hosts were having spats with management. A public spat ensued between TNT Radio and TNT Radio host Jerm Warfare regarding someone named “Marcel”.

You see, even before accepting the TNT Radio gig, I had wondered if the gig was meant to divert my attention from some of the groundbreaking work I was doing at Geopolitics & Empire. Or if it was part of some operation. I wasn’t the only one thinking along those lines, colleagues and even listeners wondered the same thing.

During my two years at TNT Radio, I never suffered any censorship and generally was able to interview whomever I liked. So I did find it to be a genuine and well-meaning operation. It simply was difficult to monetize.

Then, in the summer of 2024 I received an email from…Marcel (Jahnke). At the time, I had no knowledge of him other than that he had apparently been an investor in TNT (as stated publicly by TNT). It wasn’t until others began discussing and writing about him that I began to realize that I may have been the target of an influence operation. Slowly I began to put two and two together and was amazed at how far and wide his net was cast.

He wished to speak with me and we organized a Zoom call. As regards the conversation, which was not recorded, my memory is quite vague and I can only recall generalities. From the little I can remember, my interpretation of the talk is that I believe he said that he was a supporter of alternative media and was against many aspects of globalism or empire and Covid lockdowns, etc.

It appeared he may have been offering some vague future opportunities regarding my podcast on various platforms. If I recall correctly, he had suggested he could help me register my podcast as a business. I stated I’d be happy to have the podcast distributed elsewhere, but that Geopolitics & Empire would always remain self-hosted first, under my domain and control. I also wondered if he might gain control over Geopolitics & Empire through equity and the business formalization process, had I decided to do that.

After the call, I had no further contact from Marcel, yet he did become a paid subscriber of the Geopolitics & Empire Substack. I have since given Marcel a “forever comp” on the membership.

Then I began to discover that Marcel had been involved with filmmaker Robert Cibis of OVALmedia whose operation had been derailed. Though there is dispute as to who is at fault there.

Numerous people offer their help or donate generously so that production can continue. But as in any good dramaturgy, the first turning point will soon come in Cibis’ history – in the form of a rich patron who introduces himself to the filmmaker as Marcel Jahnke.

When the rich major investor offers his financial help in the summer of 2020Cibis also believes in the joint attitude to see evidence that everything will go well. As a sum, he mentions 500,000 euros, which corresponds to an average budget for a six-part television documentary. The big investor does not even shrug his eye and even transfers 100,000 euros more. In return, he is to be involved in the film revenues in percentage terms.

A short time later, the generous “supporter” smears another sugar bread and offers to finance technology with a total value of 370,000 euros, but in the form of an interest-free loan. Cibis wants to equip several studios in Berlin, Rome, Paris and Vienna with the equipment. Organization and planning take three months, valuable time that he cannot use to produce his film project.

Then the loan agreement is presented to him, with strange formulations that make him stubborn for the first time. The skepticism grows when the financial “supporter” suddenly wants to exchange the two previous investments for a company share.

This type of sabotage or takeover, if it was the case with OVALmedia, is known as “black-shelving”. Was TNT Radio like OVALmedia “black-shelved”?

The former head of TNT Radio has also begged the question.

Mike: “And the revelations are coming out left, right and centre, that there are a number of independent media who are being paid to come out with a particular sort of narrative…

Then I discovered that Marcel had become the Director of multipolarista Matthew Ehret’s Rising Tide Foundation.

Matthew has been on numerous (I’m assuming expenses paid) trips to Russia and has written for Strategic Culture Foundation which the U.S. government alleges to be a Russian military-intelligence front, which is why U.S. citizens were banned from contributing to it under threat of high financial penalty and incarceration.

In an audacious attack on free speech, journalists and writers based in the United States have now been banned by the US federal authorities from publishing articles with Strategic Culture Foundation.

If US-based writers defy the ban, they have been threatened with astronomical financial penalties of over $300,000. The prohibition has only emerged in recent weeks. It follows earlier moves by the US State Department and the Treasury Department accusing SCF of being an agent of Russian foreign intelligence. No evidence has been presented by the US authorities to support their provocative claims. The Editorial Board of SCF categorically dismisses the allegations. In a statement, the editors said: “We reject all such claims by the US authorities that the journal is an alleged Russian intelligence operation. We have no connection with the Russian government. We provide an independent forum for international writers to debate and freely critique major topical issues of world importance.”

I have no problem believing SCF to be a Russian front, it does ideologically serve that purpose, but it also does have good wide-ranging analysis. Furthermore, it is also the perfect pretext to manufacture an American police state at home and dismantle civil liberties (e.g. free speech). A 21st century McCarthyism.

Ehret is also a Dean at the strange American University of Moscow, founded by the late Edward Lozansky, which some people say is non-existent and a cutout organization. I had interviewed Lozansky back in 2019 to get his take on the New Cold War. Another fun fact is Ehret was among the three of my very first guests on my first day at TNT Radio. He also subsequently was given a program on TNT Radio.

Back to Marcel, I discovered that he now ALSO owns a nice chunk of UK Column (UKC)!

And that multipolaristas who apparently had been brought on to TNT Radio, like Carl Zha, were subsequently brought over to UKC. Jeremy Nell (Jerm Warfare) was also brought over from TNT Radio to UKC.

Carl Zha is someone who openly has promoted BRICS multipolarity as well as Chinese technocracy. Here he is promoting 15-minute cities.

David A. Hughes came out with his own analysis of Marcel and these types of influence operations.

To which Jerm Warfare has responded.

Someone also discovered that Marcel had been attempting to make inroads with some of the anti-globalist anarchist crowd, such as Derrick Broze of Conscious Resistance. Marcel had donated to Derrick’s documentary and Derrick confirmed to me that he had no recollection of having any interactions or conversation with Marcel.

Did I dodge a bullet? It is difficult to come to a hard conclusion, but where there’s smoke, there’s fire. My gut tells me there is a visible multipolarista network pushing (globalist) multipolarism which has support from various power centers. Some of my colleagues have even wondered if this financial and online support doesn’t just come from the East, but that it might also be coming from Western centers of power, because after all, it’s a joint initiative and operation.

One strange interaction I had with a multipolarista, who came out of nowhere with a massive X following, who is a contributor to various Russian, Chinese, and otherwise BRICS-world media, was S.L. Kanthan, who I’d interviewed in early 2024. Much of his analysis when it comes to Western globalism gels, but he does tow the BRICS multipolar line.

Subsequently, he had invited me on an X space with another American expat. I noticed he framed the talk incorrectly, very much favoring the BRICS multipolarity angle (“Extreme Censorship in USA — Chat with TWO Americans in exile”), alleging I was forced to flee America, which was not the case. I simply ended up abroad due to wanderlust. I can go back home to America any time I like.

What was odd during the talk is that I began to criticize BRICS technocracy, and then he began to pretend he couldn’t hear me. My internet connection was optimal and there were no issues with my equipment. The other guest and listeners could all hear me except for Kanthan. I wonder if he truly had a technical issue on his end or merely pretended not to hear me as a form of censorship.

Then we have all the Scott Ritter, Doug MacGregor, Andrei Martyanov, and Larry Johnson types. I’ve interviewed most of them. Some people suggest that much of their analysis has been inaccurate up until now, but serves to prop up the multipolar narrative.

♱ Rurik Christwalker ♱ has a wild thesis suggesting some of them to be part of U.S. information operations, with unclear objectives. Perhaps to promote the globalist multipolarity narrative in general? To create the boogeyman of multipolarity so as to warrant a stronger reaction from and more funding for the Military-Industrial-Complex? To serve, again, as pretext for bringing in further censorship measures?

Pentagon Active Measures & Influence Operations

Speaking of censorship and “active measures.”

To quote Mark Crispin Miller: “Once you start encouraging people to think critically about subjects that have been deemed taboo by the deep state, you become a sort of unperson.”

Somewhere back in time, around 2023, an anonymous account known as “The A.C.E.R.B.I.C. Nerd” and Dan Collen, a Canada VICE journalist who also works for an NGO financed by the Canadian government, began to attack me.

They would go through my Geopolitics & Empire and TNT Radio interviews cherry picking screenshots of guests they didn’t like, namely multipolaristas, like Matthew Ehret. What a coincidence!

At first they tried to make me out to be some sort of “neofascist Nazi” far-right white supremacist extremist.

I fought back immediately.

How could I be Nazi since my grandpa was a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp?

What’s more, some Geopolitics & Empire listeners were so perturbed I wouldn’t “name the Jew” that they began calling me “Jewpolitics & Empire”!

The final nail in the coffin was me explaining it was simply impossible for me to be what they slandered me as: what kind of neo-Nazi moves down to Third World México, marries a brown person, and literally becomes a Mexican? Add to that the fact I’m untermensch (a Slav). Case closed.

They also attempted to try and make me out to be a Russian agent because I had interviewed Matthew Ehret as well as some of the LaRoucheites. On a side note, I do believe the LaRouche movement is connected to the BRICS multipolarity movement. The LaRouchites have some interesting analysis, yet ultimately I diverge from them because they promote globalist supranational multipolarity.

Eventually, after I beat them back, they shut up.

And in 2024, they returned, as a new and improved network.

In July of 2024 this new network produced a hit piece on me openly and unashamedly full of lies and slander. My gut told me that this was clearly a security state operation.

This was further confirmed when the next month, in August of 2024, Scott Ritter’s home was raided. Ladies and gentleman, we have a pattern formation!

To top it off, the final nail in the coffin was the Tenet media fiasco.

This network, which continues to knowingly lie about me, is growing.

And attacking more earnest podcasters and writers. For example, they attacked James Corbett and Riley Waggaman with entirely invented facts. Riley was kicked out of Russia, for crying out loud. They do however live up to their name of “Disinformation Governance Board”.

I don’t exactly know what their game is, I can only surmise.

They appear clearly to be towing the Pentagon line and narrative, that’s for sure.

They also appear to be attempting to muddy the waters and disguise the true roots of globalism, which is centered in the West, as I have been explaining. This Pentagon influence network says that Beijing and Moscow are behind the plot for communist globalist one-world government (via multipolarity).

They are signalling a new phase of crackdown and have even issued me a veiled threat. They may be front running a new wave of DHS-NATO-esque censorship on the homefront, effectively attempting to police thought and speech. Call it Disinformation Governance Board 2.0.

The following is just a short list of members that appear to be part of this network, if you check their accounts, you’ll be able to create a wider map since they repost each other:

https://x.com/JamesAFulk (formerly https://x.com/EyesofRepublic)

https://x.com/Restitutor_
https://x.com/onetallorfour
https://x.com/eyepatch_man
https://x.com/DefiyantlyFree
https://x.com/vctrcmrnlr
https://x.com/hl_shancken
https://x.com/barmiyeh3975
https://x.com/ReneeNal

Endeavor News once asked me for an interview, but I did not respond because I could see they were part of this malicious network. https://x.com/EndeavourNews

I had previously interviewed Jeff Nyquist because I thought there had been something to the Golitsyn theory. Given his relationship to this network, I’m increasingly coming to believe the Golitsyn theory was a Pentagon PSYOP. I found it strange that when I interviewed Nyquist right before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he knew the invasion was going to happen, he said they would invade a week or two later and they did. https://x.com/JRNyquist

His activity and commentary has had an uptick, he’s colored his hair, and does a show with “Candor Intelligence” based out of Germany. https://x.com/Recentr3

Then there are a number of what I considered “friendlies” reposting this network which has knowingly lied about me.

I met Trevor Loudon at the 2023 American Freedom Alliance (AFA) conference and bought all his books, if you can imagine. Then interviewed him on TNT Radio. He is reposting this network. https://x.com/TrevorLoudon1

I also met Stephen Coughlin at AFA, spoke with him, got his card, and subsequently asked for an interview, and never got a response. https://x.com/S_Coughlin_DC

I am (was?) a huge fan of Michael O’Fallon but to my dismay, found him to be reposting this network. https://x.com/SovMichael

As well as James Lindsay. https://x.com/ConceptualJames

And as of late, Courtenay Turner has been reposting much of this network which has both lied about me and threatened me. https://x.com/CourtenayTurner

I cannot help but be convinced that this network is part of some security state operation.

Conclusion

These “patriot games” have all rather become dull and tiresome.

Particularly for little old me who works for peanuts. I haven’t seen a check from Vlad, Xi, or the Pentagon since I started recording conversations with people on the internet 14 years ago. All I have seen is persecution from my own American and European governments.

And as the Ministry of Truth expands and police state measures fall into place for thoughtcrime, this underpaid and thankless task honestly becomes less attractive as time goes by.

Yet, every time I consider throwing in the towel and disappearing into the woods, curiosity keeps me going.

Globalist H.G. Wells was right when he said:

Countless people…will hate the New World Order…and will die protesting against it…we have to bear in mind the distress of a generation or so of malcontents.

Originally posted at Geopolitics & Empire
Hrvoje Morić is a Geneva School of Diplomacy graduate, former History Teacher and Professor of International Relations, former TNT Radio show host, proud Croatian-American-Mexican, and founder of The Geopolitics & Empire Podcast.

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arrowi
arrowi
Apr 16, 2026 5:23 PM

Hrvoje Morić brought me to the site.
Hi all.

Tim
Tim
Apr 8, 2026 10:05 AM

If you think people are going to bother reading all that, you have an inflated sense of your own importance and your place in other people’s list of priorities.

We are bombarded with ever more demands on our time these days. If you must publish a rabbit hole, break it up into smaller parts.

(Tip: anything that requires more than half an hour of anyone’s time usually gets dumped, unread/unwatched/unopened. Get real).

maerkprain
maerkprain
Apr 7, 2026 9:54 AM

Its Pied Pipers?

calling it out in 2026!!!
Is hardly grounding breaking.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 4, 2026 11:05 PM

Head of Dept of War Crimes Pete Hegseth fired 12 generals, including head of the Army. Wow, if you were a soldier it wouldn’t exactly fill you with confidence. Maybe another boatload of soldiers will “accidentally” catch fire.

Here’s a video offering a different explanation for the war: that it was engineered on purpose as part of the outcome of negotiations between China and JP Morgan/BlackRock.

Tom O bedlem
Tom O bedlem
Apr 5, 2026 2:58 PM
Reply to  Penelope

12 generals…12 disciples.?

Oh my
Oh my
Apr 4, 2026 5:22 PM

Great research.

Antonym
Antonym
Apr 3, 2026 6:25 AM

April 3, 2026
“THE meeting between representatives of Pakistan and Afghanistan, facilitated by China, in Urumqi on Wednesday is the first major diplomatic engagement between Islamabad and Kabul since this country launched Operation Ghazab lil-Haq in late February.”

How can anti religious PR China, the enslaver of Ishlam in Xinjiang mediate between two islamic states??
Weird, weirder, weirdest, but won’t be picked up by Western woke because of their giant biasses.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 2, 2026 7:33 PM

Boy are Americans in for a tough time of it.

Trump plans to switch to a war economy in 2027 with massive increase in military spending and cuts to healthcare and other domestic agencies to fund it — Bloomberg

Big Al
Big Al
Apr 3, 2026 4:13 AM

He’ll need to keep a republican majority in Congress in order to do that and that doesn’t look likely. Even though the Dems are just as much a war party, I don’t think they could support it from Trump.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 2, 2026 3:05 PM

The US puppet state Australia has sent its elite SAS units to the Middle East to help Israel and the US – terrorists the lot of them.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 2, 2026 5:52 AM

HEGSETH MADE ODD STATEMENT
to the effect that US will control all of North America including Canada & Greenland.
All of North America down to the Panama Canal.

Odd cuz in the past Monroe Doctrine covered North & South America. Looks like this change is the result of some negotiation which has already occurred, or been decided by TPTB.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 2, 2026 4:31 AM

ATF Report: Bullet from Kirk Doesn’t Match Tyler Robinson’s .30-06Gee, are you surprised?
https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/atf-report-bullet-from-kirk-doesnt

Balkydj
Balkydj
Apr 1, 2026 11:13 PM

Viva Hrvatska, Hrvoje & Balkan intellect, (post Euro integration); Grandmasters of media deception, a long long time ago. Your endeavour is not wasted on many Bulgarians, i mean millions, but still somewhat Fallible. Should we discuss? Fruitfully.

One thing overseen; in every nation, is the potenial for Civil War , except in China . . .

There, lies the question of Face@State Level , most respectfully, of Georgi Soros Sons of Like ?
brute force , thuggery + Buggery or itntel=echt in Compu+Ting…
how much silver one requires 2DoSow …_-_-_-… for humaanitarian Good ?
Iron Rice Bowl is not lost… in electronic spheres,
But Western Spheres Lost Value JUDGEMENT.
Therefore, the Pentagon lost another’s 2.5 TRILLION Bucks Again, plus inflation, i.e the tax payer…
you really have to have a reserve ten tonnes of dumb dung to put up with this sh8t + Fertilise.
But we must , coz in Musk…. NoStanLi.Q.BRICK can see in Afghanistan,
What We Saw, let alone on the Funking MOONSHOTS…
Abstract. Greetings.
Balkydj

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 3:42 PM

TRUMPS ACTIONS COMPLETELY EXPLAINED BY HIS DONORS.
For example, Elon Musk & the Melon family. What the Mfg Industrial Complex, the Financial Industrial Complex, & the Technical Industrial Complex want. (The MIC, FIC & TIC)

I would advise that we COPY the podcasts on the Peter MacCormack Show. I can’t imagine that they won’t be blocked sooner or later. This is the first one that I have heard & it’s the most explicit, shocking presentation of the Power Structure.

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Apr 1, 2026 6:15 PM
Reply to  Penelope

The people that rule the world are the people that control the Epstein files.

I lasted about a minute. There’s an element of truth to the above in that it’s the military intelligence operation behind Trump 45 who control the Epstein files. This operation was run by Christian Zionists (i.e. Pompeo, Pence, etc). In 2016 they counter-hacked the election in key states – thereby enabling Trump to win. With Pompeo becoming CIA director they took control of the Epstein files along with other stuff – e.g. Weiner and Hunter Biden laptops. And in January 2021 they shut down DC with 20k National Guard so as to extract a lot more files.

However, they don’t even come close to controlling the world. This is because they’re locked in a clash-of-the-titans battle with the Monolithic and Ruthless Conspiracy (i.e. Kissinger’s Multipolar World Order). For instance, they had to change their plans around mid-2023 when fake-MAGA (Carlson, Kirk, etc) tried to usurp the Trump campaign (see below); and dealing with that challenge took up most of 2025. They’re now pushing ahead with implementing the Abraham Accords across the Middle East.

Tucker Carlson DESTROYED Mike Pence’s Campaign With One Question
Valuetainment
Jul 19, 2023
In this short clip, PBD and Dave Rubin react to Tucker Carlson Destroying Mike Pence’s Campaign With One Question.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 10:56 PM

“And in January 2021 they shut down DC with 20k National Guard so as to extract a lot more files.”

I hadn’t heard that before. Interesting. But you might want to look at Trump’s major donors too, which is what Simon Dixon did,

I’ve tried to avoid Presidential campaign coverage for years, cuz I can’t believe that a person unaffiliated w the PTB cd get that far.

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Apr 2, 2026 9:41 AM
Reply to  Penelope

With regard to the 2016 election, the intention by TPTB (i.e. Bilderberg etc) was that Clinton would win – thereby continuing the 16-year plan to destroy America. The win would be enacted by rigging the count in a handful of critical states. It therefore didn’t much matter to TPTB who won the Republican nomination.

The rigging of the count failed because it was blocked by the military intelligence operation behind Trump. That military intelligence operation included people like Pompeo and Pence. The blocking was probably not that difficult to accomplish – just hack the computers and communications during the critical hours of the count. The Pompeo operation could have repeated the same procedure during the 2020 election, but they instead allowed the steal to go ahead. “It had to be done this way”, they said a year or so later.

It took about three years for me to come to a reasonable understanding of why it had to be done that way, but by the close of Jan 6 it was fairly obvious that the Pompeo operation had triggered Continuity of Government. They thereby put DC into lockdown for four months and they held a fake inauguration for Biden – who then spent four years faking dementia while he waited for the promised “smooth transition to the second Trump administration”.

The “Qanon” theory for the four-month lockdown was that children were being rescued from the Pizzagate tunnels. However, the far more likely explanation is that it was to extract the actionable, blackmail material which is held on a multitude of people as individuals.

The problem with the Epstein material is that using any of it for blackmail would reveal the whole operation. Hence, it’s reasonable to conclude that “Epstein” was never intended for that purpose. However, selected material has been released so as damage specific groups; e.g. the CCP-owned regime in Westminster and some of the facilitators of the Oslo Accords. This suggests that more of it could be released if required.

So when asked to consider any supposed grand explanation for recent history, my starting point is to identify some of the items which are missing. I haven’t checked Dixon’s theory, but the typical gaps I would look for include:

A) The role of Christian Zionism; e.g. Pompeo, Pence, etc.
B) The “letter” distributed to former presidents and spouses at the funeral of H.W. Bush.
C) The DC lockdown in 2021.
D) The Abraham Accords.

https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2021/01/21/26000-national-guard-troops-came-to-dc-to-protect-the-inauguration-now-the-drawdown-begins
26,000 National Guard troops came to DC and protected the inauguration without incident. Now the drawdown begins
Jan 21, 2021
On Jan. 6, then-acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller approved up to 6,200 National Guard troops to support civil authorities in the District of Columbia for up to 31 days under Title 32, 502(f) authority
About 10,600 troops remain on duty right now, Air Force Maj. Matthew Murphy, an NGB spokesman, told Military Times. The other 15,000 troops are in the process of heading back home now, he said.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/national-guard-leave-dc-this-week
National Guard to leave DC this week, Pentagon says
At its height, some 5,200 National Guard personnel were stationed at the Capitol in the fallout of the Jan. 6 riot
May 19, 2021
The National Guard will end its deployment in Washington, DC Sunday, May 23, after over four months with a presence at the nation’s Capitol.
Defense Department press secretary John Kirby said in a news conference Tuesday that 2,149 National Guard troops will return home this week after there were no further requests to extend the mission. 
At its height, some 5,200 National Guard personnel were stationed at the Capitol in the fallout of the Jan. 6 riot, and fencing was erected around the building. The mission had already been extended once from March to May 23.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 3, 2026 4:19 AM

Lost, I am VERY surprised that you say it triggered Continuity of Govt. Wouldn’t that be publicly known? You aren’t assuming that merely based on the presence of the National Guard, right?

The Jan 6 “riot” was mere theatre; the police invited those people in.

I don’t know if Biden was faking dementia, but the doppelganger who replaced him was. (There is no faking the architecture of the folds of the inner part of the ear. I had clear photos of both Biden’s & of his doppelganger. I posted them on “Not by Fire but By Ice” (Unfortunately the owner of the site was persuaded to take the shot, and descended into a nightmare of neurological, etc symptoms which killed him.)

“the CCP-owned regime in Westminster ” Why do you think it’s CCP-owned?

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Apr 3, 2026 6:55 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Lost, I am VERY surprised that you say it triggered Continuity of Govt. Wouldn’t that be publicly known? You aren’t assuming that merely based on the presence of the National Guard, right? The Jan 6 “riot” was mere theatre; the police invited those people in.

According to the implicit mainstream theory, the outgoing administration implemented a lockdown of the nation’s government district AND that lockdown was continued by the incoming administration for the next four months. Such a lockdown is unprecedented in any country that is even just maintaining a pretence of democracy. Yet barely anybody questions it or even talks about it. In the words of Harold Pinter: “It never happened. Nothing ever happened. Even while it was happening it wasn’t happening. It didn’t matter. It was of no interest.”

So what’s Dixon’s theory as to why it never happened even when it was happening? That is, the theory has to account not only for the objective actualities of the event itself, but also why nobody talks about it.

https://off-guardian.org/2021/01/27/thats-all-folks
Lost in a dark wood: Jan 27, 2021 7:04 AM

Hopkins: Someone (I’m not entirely clear who) ordered in the troops, tens of thousands of them, locked down Washington, erected fences, set up roadblocks and military checkpoints, and otherwise occupied the government district.

Continuity of Government (COG)

https://intelnews.org/2020/03/18/01-2740
US Military Given “Continuity of Government” Standby Orders for COVID-19 Pandemic
March 18, 2020
For the first time in the modern history of the United States, the Department of Defense has been given standby orders to ensure the “continuity of government”, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. . . . “Above-Top Secret” contingency plans are now in place . . . Standby orders have been issued for a series of plans under the US Northern Command (NORTHCOM), . . . as a homeland defense military authority.

These operations are codenamed OCTAGON, FREEJACK and ZODIAC, said Newsweek, and include CONPLAN 3400 (homeland defense if the US itself is the battlefield), CONPLAN 3500 (defending civil authorities in an emergency), and CONPLAN 3600 (defending the National Capital Region from an attack). Newsweek added that the Defense Secretary, Mark T. Esper, has authorized NORTHCOM to “prepare to deploy” in support of these “potential extraordinary missions”. These include “the possibility of some form of martial law”, where military commanders would be given executive powers across the US until a new civilian leadership would emerge.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-911-plan-cheney-rumsfeld-and-the-continuity-of-government/5320879

Almost nothing is known about the content of the plan and the specific effects of its activation. The secrecy in this respect appears grotesque. Even the simple fact of the plan’s implementation on 9/11 was concealed for months. After sporadic hints in the press the Washington Post finally disclosed some details in March 2002. In an article titled “Shadow government is at work in secret” it reported that about 100 high-ranking officials of different departments were working outside Washington as part of the emergency plan since 9/11.

That the COG plan, suspending the constitution, could indeed not only be activated in case of a nuclear war, was laid out in a further directive authorized by Reagan in the last days of his presidency in November 1988. According to this directive the plan should be executed in a “national security emergency”, defined rather vague as a “natural disaster, military attack, technological emergency, or other emergency, that seriously degrades or seriously threatens the national security of the United States”. (13) In effect this meant a massive undermining of democratic principles. The COG plan, executed under the circumstances mentioned, could also be used as cover for a coup d’état.

When DC Went into Military Lockdown
Coach Dan Blewett
Jan 18, 2021
What did Washington DC look like in the 2021 military lockdown before Joe Biden’s inauguration as President? This video is shot POV at high speed so you can see the military presence for yourself. Shot on an electric scooter using a GoPro in and other cameras on January 17, 2021

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 4, 2026 7:02 AM

Thank you for all that; I’d no idea they’d considered it COG. It’s all such rot; I’ve seen videos of the “riot” they constructed. Once the covid op started I was pretty busy campaigning against it everywhere I went.

Thanks for bringing me up to date on the COG. Just goes to show they can do pseudo-legal shutdown on us whenever they want.

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Apr 3, 2026 7:30 AM
Reply to  Penelope

“the CCP-owned regime in Westminster ” Why do you think it’s CCP-owned?

Of course, it’s not possible for us plebs to know the true hierarchical organisation (“A threat rises in the east . . . but who’s pulling the strings?” etc), but Westminster and the CCP are now so lock-stepped [1] that the reasonable conclusion is that one runs the other. And given the overwhelming incompetence of Westminster, it’s also reasonable to conclude that it must be the CCP who are in charge.

[1] some examples

A) The destruction of energy infrastructure and security under the guise of “saving the planet”.
B) Ditto for the abolition of the internal combustion engine.
C) The implementation of CCP-5G – which was abandoned only after the towers were torched by Trump.
D) The Chagos surrender deal.
E) The mega embassy.

See:
https://order-order.com/?s=powell

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 4, 2026 7:19 AM

The whole “saving the planet/global warming/climate change” op was not unique to CCP. That’s a general PTB op largely financed by them & certainly forwarded by their controlled media.

A tremendous oppty for increasing control, increasing poverty, eventual population reduction. One of their more effective ops, but it’s difficult for them to maintain now, cuz their AI data centers need so much power.

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Apr 3, 2026 7:59 AM
Reply to  Penelope

I don’t know if Biden was faking dementia, but the doppelganger who replaced him was.

Biden was the actor playing “Biden”; and he was very good. Do they have doppelgangers as backup? Most likely. For instance, some of the Hillary ones weren’t particularly convincing. Do they release dodgy photos and videos just to fuck with our heads – nose cones etc? It’s what I would do!

Biden addresses the nation after Trump’s election victory
Fox News
Nov 7, 2024
President Biden addresses the nation from the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, D.C.

Observe
Observe
Apr 1, 2026 9:23 PM
Reply to  Penelope

Much said by McCormack is verifiable and makes sense; he’s saying it late in the game, but he’s stating it very well, with clarity and joined-up thinking.

The mistake (intention?) is to focus on Trump as a catalyst – an origin point. This is actually a continuation of multi-decade strategies – a re-configuring of power toward private capital that thrives in multipolarity. What Trump has done exceptionally well is to accelerate the changes by wrapping himself in nationalist packaging and so mobilising significant support – making it look at surface level like a pure MAGA for the people strategy – whilst simultaneously ceding state power to transnational capital interests.

To be clear though, ‘state power’ in this sense means the power of the state to support and represent the needs of the people of the state. In truth, real state power includes the MIC, FIC & TIC – none of these are being weakened – they are growing, consolidating and becoming stronger – under Trump and most before him.

The last US President to genuinely push back and try to limit financial power and increase state power (for people), was Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933 – 1945). FDR constrained finance with banking reforms and structural changes, at the same time as building up institutional state power. Every President since has been enhancing financial power infiltration and reducing state power (for people).
No other President comes even close to the resistance he provided… and… well… let’s just say the events and circumstances around his decline, illness and subsequent death reek of suspicion. The focus regarding assassination is always the shocking JFK event – but FDR always looked to me like a ‘conspiracy theory’ worth spending time on that deserves far more attention that it gets – with clear motives for key players to have him removed.

Observe
Observe
Apr 1, 2026 9:53 PM
Reply to  Observe

Correction – I referred to McCormack (the show host) but I meant Dixon (the guest).

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 10:03 PM
Reply to  Observe

Simon Dixon on Peter MacCormack’s Show isn’t making the mistake of centering things too much on Trump. Simply this particular interview deals w the particular powers controlling Trump. Simon Dixon has his own podcasts unaffiliated w Peter and they reveal an extraordinary breadth of knowledge about how the world works. So much so that part of what he says is quite opaque to me. In fact, apart from 1 or 2 videos I’d say his pedagogical talents are nil.

But you may be able to make them more intelligible than I could.

John Kennedy of course didn’t have enough time to make serious inroads against the villains.

Observe
Observe
Apr 1, 2026 11:32 PM
Reply to  Penelope

Ah yes – you’re right to pull me up on that – I should have clarified that I meant it was a mistake for anyone to center Trump in the way I describe relative to history, rather than Dixon specifically.

Regarding Dixon: I’ve seen some of his work and he comes across as exceptionally well informed and with broad knowledge – his education background is economics heavy – which explains his centering of that in his geopolitical conversations.

I’d say his pedagogical talents are nil.

Ha! Yes I see what you mean and I won’t pretend that I’ve not been bewildered on some subjects he speaks about; I’m particularly weak on detailed financial aspects – probably one of the reasons I haven’t watched more of his content than I otherwise might.

My main concern, if it can be called that, with Dixon is that he rails against the very thing that he acts as guide for. In other words, he often talks about the ‘Financial Industrial Complex’ in a critical manner, but the focus of his solution and actions – crypto/bitcoin – sit directly within and support the framework of same beast he criticises. So he’s appears – to me at least – more of a guide on how to make money in the storm than one on how to resist the storm-makers.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 2, 2026 12:11 AM
Reply to  Observe

Observe, you didn’t truly listen to
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU2py056D9U&t=368s  
Dixon explicitly does NOT present Trump as the origin.

“the focus of his solution and actions – crypto/bitcoin – sit directly within and support the framework of same beast he criticises”
Please listen to the end of the video; he specifically rejects that too.

He & a couple others who know a lot about crypto think it can be kept separate from the financial system. My own knowledge on this point is zero. Dixon’s not a johnny-come-lately. He’s been out in the weeds a long time.

BTW here’s a guy who thinks crypto, etc is already compromised:
https://substack.com/@fabio660678

Another real intellectual, but I haven’t had a chance to get to him yet. If you do, let me know what you think.

Observe
Observe
Apr 2, 2026 6:15 AM
Reply to  Penelope

“I should have clarified that I meant it was a mistake for anyone to center Trump…” because that’s what happens here all the time in this forum. I think that response acknowledges I didn’t mean Dixon on this point – I’m agreeing that he doesn’t make that claim.

On your main point – and you’ve forced me to dig deeper with Dixon and confirm my instincts/suspicions. The move from cash towards a controlled digital currency is obviously in progress and will happen. Promoting digital currency whilst ignoring that it’s supporting – or helping to develop – this new type of currency that is being built for control and is part of the same system, is at best naive and at worst dishonest.

You fairly called me out on my limited exposure to him – I was basing my opinion on his experience and background and some limited content intake – but he lives in the crypto world and has done for over a decade. You only have to look at his own website homepage for an indication of where his incentives and motivations may lie:

Bitcoin gifted me financial freedom. Now, as AI threatens jobs and CBDCs are used for government control, I believe everyone should prepare. My mission is to help you generate investment income while growing your Bitcoin wealth.

You mention he infers that crypto can be kept separate from the financial system, and that’s another red flag. Bitcoin used to be the wild rebel but that’s not the case anymore – mainstream Bitcoin now moves through regulated, surveillable channels. Every transaction is recorded permanently and once your wallet is linked to your identity (usually through an exchange, payment app, or tax records), your activity can be traced. In other words, it doesn’t threaten the control agenda in the way people assume. It’s been absorbed into the very system its supporters claim it offers freedom from.

In this view of Dixon – and those he appears with – the content may read like a clever and powerful sales-pitch: Produce fear and concern with genuine geopolitical and financial insight > Offer a solution > Bitcoin. That ending – on the video you linked – showing the kids of yesterday wondering about the lives of kids of today – could look like a heart-tug finale any salesman would be proud of. He’s an early Bitcoin adopter (around the $3 to $10 mark) and a long-time investor in 100+ crypto/fintech companies. This creates an obvious number of incentives – broader Bitcoin adoption and growth in the industry will directly benefit him.

Fabio Vighi (from your link) on the other hand – he’s a good read from what I’ve absorbed – is a true critic of crypto and perhaps a more transparent pond for understanding what’s going on in this regard. He writes here specifically about the mechanism being used to prop up the financial system during the period of current transition from cash to digital – highlighting that underneath the hood it’s still the same old financial system:

Digital currencies and blockchain-based financial instruments promise faster settlement, programmable transactions, and, crucially, expanded oversight over how money circulates. With total market cap surpassing $300 billion as of March 2026, stablecoins – cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a fixed value, typically pegged to the dollar – illustrate this transition particularly well. To maintain their dollar pegs, many stablecoins hold reserves in US Treasury bills. As traditional foreign buyers like China and Japan reduce their Treasury purchases, these crypto-linked vehicles are turned into an alternative channel of demand for US government debt. This is financial engineering in its purest form: using crypto enthusiasm to prop up the very fiat system crypto was supposed to escape…

…The increasingly frantic narratives surrounding AI, crypto, and digital currencies function as ideological cover for a much deeper shift toward an increasingly totalitarian configuration. In essence, beneath the hype lies the controlled impoverishment of the masses—a transfer of wealth and divestment of autonomy dressed as progress.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 3, 2026 4:40 AM
Reply to  Observe

I misspoke; I think it’s bitcoin that Dixon thinks can be kept separate– not crypto. Truth is I don’t have a clue what either term means. At almost the end of that same Dixon link he says he got out of stock mkt, investments, etc cuz he has enough money for his own needs & won’t participate in the dishonest financial system.

Nor is he selling bitcoin, altho he was big in that world in the past.
He is committed to helping others financially only thru giving info; he is not selling anything.

I will probably never do the research to form an opinion on crypto,bitcoin/stablecoin. A number of bright people who have experience or have studied it include
James Corbett, Whitney Webb– and of course Dixon & Fabio.

I will keep your comment in a newly-started Bitcoin file, but I don’t intend to study this bit of esoterica.

There’s just too much to try to evaluate right now. Regardless whether Dixon is correct on Bitcoin and whether it can be defended from TPTB, I think he may know more than anyone else I’ve seen about the controllers of Nation States.

Observe
Observe
Apr 4, 2026 11:47 PM
Reply to  Penelope

Nor is he selling bitcoin, altho he was big in that world in the past.

He is committed to helping others financially only thru giving info; he is not selling anything.

He isn’t ‘selling bitcoin’ He’s providing information and courses to encourage you to invest in bitcoin/crypto companies and services – that he holds significant investments in. People invest, the companies grow, his wealth increases. It’s ‘selling’ by another name.

https://www.simondixon.com/

PS. ‘Crypto = Cryptocurrency. ‘Bitcoin = the first and most well-know cryptocurrency.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 1:25 PM

I can see Iran striking RAF Fairfield – if there missiles can reach, apparently they have missiles that can reach 4,000 miles away.

“B-2 Spirit stealth bombers take off from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to strike Iranian missile sites. Tankers refuel American fighters at RAF Mildenhall. Long-range aircraft fly from Diego Garcia, a British territory Iran targeted with missiles on March 21. The runways are British. The fuel is British. The airspace is British. And on March 31, the Prime Minister stood in Wolverhampton and said: “This is not our war and we are not going to be dragged into it.””

abling
abling
Apr 1, 2026 9:58 AM

Petrol Hikes Due To USA+israeli – Iran War

Sri Lanka~ 26%
UAE~ 30%
USA~ 36%
Pakistan~ 40%…
Japan~ 20%
Bangladesh~ 18%
Israel~ 18%o
France~ 17%
UK~ 15%
China~ 15%
Russia~ 10%
Saudi Arabia~ 10%
Nepal~ 10%

Can any one confirm the increases in your countries and how much?

Jamie Turner Blanco
Jamie Turner Blanco
Apr 1, 2026 10:47 AM
Reply to  abling

The UK number looks about right, though it varies. We have also had various petrol stations shut down, since our government vowed it would stamp out profiteering. Effectively meaning smaller suppliers can’t put their prices up even though they are having to pay more at source – ergo they are forced to shut down.

Completely accidental result of the government action you understand, and not at all a way of creating shortages without being blamed for them. They are just silly billies who didn’t realise this would inevitably happen.

Jamie Turner Blanco
Jamie Turner Blanco
Apr 1, 2026 10:53 AM
Reply to  abling

Silly question, perhaps, but doesn’t Saudi Arabia have its own domestic oil production and its own refineries? Why then would closing Hormuz affect its domestic petrol prices?

Robber Baron
Robber Baron
Apr 1, 2026 12:13 PM

Allegedly Iranian missiles have damaged some of their refineries. I would be surprised if the damage were very extensive. Probably just enough to provide a few photos for the media and blogosphere and an excuse to join in the price gouging.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Apr 1, 2026 12:01 PM
Reply to  abling

Diesel prices increases dwarf those for petrol since the start of the ‘war’.

Which is all rather handy since diesel vehicles have been demonised by the Net Zero crowd. Never mind that road transport and haulage ie trucks run on it and deliver most of everything we need.

Transport costs rise therefore so does the price of everything else.

You will drive less, you will eat less, you will freeze (or boil), you will not go on holiday, nor eat out, nor buy new clothes, furniture, home furnishings, home improvements, cars…

Your overlords gave you a few years post-Covid 1984 to enjoy life but now they are tigthening the screws again.

Welcome to the New Normal Part II.

Robber Baron
Robber Baron
Apr 1, 2026 12:19 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

All true I believe, but let’s hope they stumble again like last time. I am sure they were forced to call a premature halt to their plans in 2022 and Russia was leaned on to invade Ukraine to start a big distraction and blow smoke over the obvious high levels of east-west co-operation we had been witnessing.

We can only hope there’s sufficient push back from the 99% to halt the plan a second time. But the divisive war stories of course make that a lot less likely.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Apr 1, 2026 1:00 PM
Reply to  Robber Baron

Without a doubt the Ukraine war was a planned narrative switch just as Covid-1984 was losing traction.

It was a seamless transition. Out went the Plandemic and its props, such as masks, testing kits and vakzines. What was left of the Branch Covidians who were accustomed to anti-social media virtue signalling were joined by a horde more overnight to “I stand with Ukraine” and buying up every Ukrainian flag available. Funny, how there were so many to buy. Those Chinese factory owners must have been pyschic 🤔

The Ukie production was intense for a few months and then it peaked. I think it was too far away in a sense – Slavs killing Slavs. Also, it only affected natural gas prices and availibility in Europe. Although the lack of Russian gas has added more scenery to the stage for the current energy scarcity excuses from the current ‘conflict’.

This time the controllers have a better stick with which to beat the serfs – oil and gas. Also, it is in the Middle East, which is always a good show, where the stars of the show, the two I’s along with Uncle Scam ensure high octane emotions and polarisation.

In my view, either the controllers will bring down the curtain on this show soon or we are in a for an epic long drawn out production where they will milk it to bring serious economic pain to the serfs on a worldwide scale.

Oh my
Oh my
Apr 4, 2026 5:26 PM
Reply to  abling

Exceeding €2.30+ in Netherlands from €1.80
will increase again next week.

abling
abling
Apr 1, 2026 9:49 AM

Is that Jordan Henderson artwork in the opening picture?

Elvira - Admin
Admin
Elvira - Admin
Apr 1, 2026 10:58 AM
Reply to  abling

I have asked and it is from Hrvoje’s original on Substack, so he will be able to say.

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Balkydj
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lucerbear
lucerbear
Apr 1, 2026 8:16 AM

This was further confirmed when the next month, in August of 2024, Scott Ritter’s home was raided. Ladies and gentleman, we have a pattern formation!??

Discernment and being able to read the articles online about the people who done Morić a bad turn
its a simple process, how did the organization or individuals treat people before?
What is there background?
This is not hard to find.
What is being said now by Morić has been said years ago by many who been used by them.

I dont believe Scott Ritters home got busted by the police.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 7:40 AM

GOOD NEWS FOLKS: Danny and ErikNielsen first again with the good news:
Russia breaks US blockade on Cuba and deliver 730 000 barrels of fuel to the old Havana cars of Cuba. https://youtu.be/sOAwt6TP-es
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/us-let-russian-oil-tanker-deliver-fuel-cuba

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 5:02 AM

US MILITARY SEEKS CONSCIENCE OBJECTOR STATUS
Center on Conscience and War reports 1000% increase in inquiries about conscientious objector status.
“Mike Prysner, the center’s director and an Iraq war veteran, said the narrative about conscientious objectors has changed over the past two decades — n perception and in the political consciousness of service members.
He said most recent callers have referenced the Feb. 28 bombing of a girls elementary school in Minab, Iran, as a turning point.
“I haven’t heard from a single caller who said, ‘I’m scared of dying in a war I don’t believe in,’ ” said Prysner. “All of them are scared of killing people in a war they don’t believe in.”

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 7:24 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Bad conscious is a killer.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:32 AM

BITS OF WAR NEWS, mostly trivial
Strait of Hormuz can remain largely closed; it’s off the table. From White House.
–WSJ

Trump Airport miniconference: (paraphrase) We’re mostly in agreement.   To demonstrate sincerity they gave us 10 boatloads of oil as a gift; now they’ve given us 20 more.
–John Helmer, reliable journalist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfAcNkHEdWY

Iran denied this, of course.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=773DkHznh3Q
Trump lying news conference 3-31 
 I’d say in 2-3 wks we’ll be finished w the war
[But they’re already mostly in agreement?]
There’s a poll shows I have 100% approval rate, and another one says I have 92% approval rate, but they don’t report that.
—-
White House says Trump cd ask Gulf states to pay for the war.
–Aljazeera
Top Iranian Aragachi confirms contact w US, but no negotiations.
March 31.  –Aljazeera

abling
abling
Apr 1, 2026 9:51 AM
Reply to  Penelope

a poll shows I have 100% approval rate, and another one says I have 92% approval rate,

April fools joke?

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 3:44 PM
Reply to  abling

Probably true mental illness. Please do look at this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU2py056D9U&t=368s

askn4amico
askn4amico
Apr 1, 2026 1:24 AM

Ipso facto:BRICS term invented by Goldman Sachs.
:Finacilazation of western economies has depleted the purchasing power parody to the proles
: West Asia has been totaly in total destabilisation since the Sykes Picot.
{ East India Company took over Persia in the 1700 with the help of the Britsh Merchant Marines.
{ 1800 China is starting to implode and the likes of the East India Company And Sassons are milking it
: Bankers always hedge their bets
: Larry Fink failed financier not once not twicew but three times in his life has filed for bankruptcy is now the head of Black Rock which has a force majuere control of global finances.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 1:01 AM

Hrvoje — the author–says:
“Then we have all the Scott Ritter, Doug MacGregor, Andrei Martyanov, and Larry Johnson types. I’ve interviewed most of them. Some people suggest that much of their analysis has been inaccurate up until now, but serves to prop up the multipolar narrative.”

I’ve been listening to all of these sources — although only for a month– but I can’t see any way in which they “prop up the multipolar narrative.” If the author means by multipolar a multi-sovereign world in which US and/or Israel respect the sovereignty of other nations, each of these people express passionate adherence to this idea.

If the author means they “prop up the multipolar narrative,” meaning they support Federating nations together & sacrificing part of their sovereignty I’ve not yet heard any of them say so. MacGregor did say that a particular group of nations would need a security organization. He spoke against any sort of confederation w Canada.

Well, I’ll continue to listen. Possibly there’s confusion over the meaning of “multipolar.”

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 2:39 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Or maybe its just the usual howling over anything. Nothing is good enough for the boomer.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:33 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

yeah, maybe so.

abling
abling
Apr 1, 2026 9:52 AM
Reply to  Penelope

“Then we have all the Scott Ritter, Doug MacGregor, Andrei Martyanov, and Larry Johnson types. I’ve interviewed most of them. Some people suggest that much of their analysis has been inaccurate up until now, but serves to prop up the multipolar narrative.”



Jamie Turner Blanco
Jamie Turner Blanco
Apr 1, 2026 10:42 AM
Reply to  Penelope

I think he means that by uncritically accepting the war stories as basic conflicts of ideology or territorial gains, and by promoting one side as being essentially better, ie anti-imperialist they are being deceptive to their readers. 

They also tend to wax lyrical about how much better Russia, China etc are than the west and put across the idea they are above the corruption of the West, to frame the conflicts as moral wars of good against evil, and to stay silent about subjects like BRICS being managed by the same banking cartels that dominate the West. They also either ignore or special plead about the role of Russia, China and Iran during covid, their commitment to CBDCs and more.

In short they do propaganda for the “east is better” myth that is a major component of what you could call the erzatz multipolar world agenda. 

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:18 PM

James, I agree 100% that looking exclusively at the actors at the bottom of the pyramid while ignoring the controllers is wearing blinders & therefore can be seen as misdirection. But both Danny Haiphong & MacGregor do mention (altho not stress) the connection to military industrial complex.

I’ve not heard any of them speak admiringly of Russia or China, but then I’ve only a month of listening to them– for the war news.

I’ve long thought Putin’s mentor was Kissinger & Russia’s not becoming more democratic. The very week that the Bric’s banking system was announced I looked up the personnel & so never believed it was opposed to the establishment system.

As for China, one need only reflect on the fact that TPTB exported US industry to China. James Corbett’s articles about the Chinese meeting w American financiers in the Rockefeller boardroom to start that transfer makes all transparent– particular when you see one of the paybacks in the form of the Chinese one-child policy.

I still think it’s false to describe MacGregor, Andrei Martyanov, and Larry Johnson types as propping up the multipolar narrative. Also, all my alarms go off when I hear the word “multipolar” being demonized as meaning “federated in such a way as to eliminate full sovereignty.”

Thank you very much for your comment. Sorry to go on so long; I’m starved for “conversation” w people who are able to make fine distinctions– and it is so very necessary that our understanding should be as exact as we can make it, and that we should disseminate it broadly.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Apr 1, 2026 11:49 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Those talking heads will keep you well stocked up with chickenfeed to peck over and go around in circles.

If that is your thing, enjoy.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 12:20 PM
Reply to  Penelope

I can’t say about Ritter yet – but, the rest are part of the QAnon Club.

QAnon – Wikispooks

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:19 PM

Actually, I think Ritter is the least sincere of the lot.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 9:35 PM

What they call a “supranational” level of power equally managing east and west.

I see what you’re trying to get at but this quote and similar – and the article effectively claims the same – I argue is simply not supportable in the geopolitical evidence.

What you’re referring to – and what most people mix up with direct political power – is economic investment and levels of acceptance. In other words, for example, US Asset Manager (eg, BlackRock) investing in Chinese military companies. It happens, it’s real. This mainly benefits two parties: the class with the capital doing the investing (whom I believe you refer to as ‘supranational’) and China. US security – and aligned interests – at the national level are undermined. None of that means that China/Xi is being controlled politically – or ceding any power at all.

What you say is by design, I say is in reality a failure to understand the long-term consequences of short-term actions of self-interest. Western governments have allowed neoliberal capitalist dogma – in combination with Transnational Capitalist Class pursuits – to undermine their own national interests. China does not allow such things. This is one of the key differences that defies a conclusion of ‘they’re all controlled or ‘in it together’.

I would doubt my own points on this as soon as evidence shows that actual political control is being ceded by China (or others) in the interests of the USA, or a Global One World Government. You say we would not see it from our distant perspective, but I disagree. It would be highly visible and the changes would be unmistakeable. We’d witness a series of dramatic transformations across its domestic and foreign policy; the dismantling of state-owned enterprises in favor of a fully open market economy – like the West; relinquishing control over key industries. It would be a seismic shift and a clear ceding of state power by China.

The point is, it’s just not possible to have China become not-China without it being completely obvious that it’s happening. Instead we see the opposite happening time and again. We witness actions taken by Xi that highlight assertion of authority and control in response to capital pushing too far, and a willingness to retaliate when he perceives that his actual power is perhaps being undermined – See the ‘Jack Ma’ saga (co-founder of Alibaba). Ma gave a public speech comparing the Chinese state-dominated banks to “pawn shops”, essentially challenging the authority of the CCP. The reaction was swift and unequivocal: cancelled IPO, anti-trust investigations, Ma disappeared from public view for months and billions of dollars of investors’ money was lost.

China’s state-owned enterprises are getting larger, not smaller. Privatisation has been effectively halted. That’s not a signal of things moving the way they should in your scenario. China welcomes private investment, but only if it serves their national interests and strategies; the opposite of what has happened in Western nations for decades – and we’re seeing the results of that short-sightedness in the geopolitical sphere today.

I would happily entertain the idea that this class/group of capitalists run everything – they all work together across all nations, the enemies aren’t really enemies and there’s one goal in mind: a big shared pie of One World Government. However, the twists and turns we have to go through to make it true mean it’s the least likely option to explain what’s really going on. The simplest, most evidence-based observations are usually the right ones – we don’t need to contort the world to something it likely isn’t. Power exists in pockets, some much larger than others and it takes different forms – and the players are all there that we name, no doubt. However, the actions they take and the plans they make are highly unlikely to be controlled and monopolised across all nations.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 9:37 PM
Reply to  Observe

Ah crap. Apologies Hannah; I thought I’d clicked ‘reply’ to your comment to me earlier. I’ll try again!

Johnny
Johnny
Apr 1, 2026 10:18 AM
Reply to  Observe

We’ve seen what unregulated corporate capitalism does to the lives of the working class. And it is criminal.
Xi is on to their evil ways.
Good on him.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 2:52 AM

From the link:
China can’t even dare Taiwan….the war they can it’s only trade war”

Dear Isnotreal… they are totally bluffing, we think you should absolutely do it. Use it to show them who’s boss. I mean you are “Gods chosen people” so he will totally not let anything happen to you. Go ahead and use it.

I agree. Israel should show China who is the boss. Who direct the US bully all over the world. Come on Israel, go and get them!

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 5:11 AM

Scotland:
“No, this isn’t true as presented. The speaker is Victor Zhikai Gao, VP of a Chinese think tank (not an official gov spokesman or “China”). He warned in an interview that Israel using nukes (vs Iran or anyone) would mean its “demise as a country.” Official Chinese statements call for ceasefire/de-escalation in the region but make no such threat. The post exaggerates it as a direct Beijing warning.”
–from Ask Grok Sorry.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 9:52 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Thanks for that – that’s why I added the word observation – because it could be interpreted as well, as an observation – that using a nuke would greatly reduce Israel’s diplomatic weight around the globe.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Mar 31, 2026 7:25 PM

Never forget the Lebanese armed forces – half their salaries are paid for by the USA, another kick in the stomach for the US taxpayer – anyway the squatting Zionists, want to crush Hezbollah – so they’ve conjured up a plan to take the Beqaa valley in Lebanon, which is effectively the beating heart of Hezbollah, lets see how it pans out.

MonitorX (@MonitorX99800): “https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f1f1-1f1e7.svghttps://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f1ee-1f1f1.svghttps://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/26a1.svg– Lebanese Armed Forces have abandoned their positions in the town of Ain Ebel, Bint Jbeil direction in southern Lebanon after an Israeli offensive.” | nitter.poast.org

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 5:16 AM

Maybe nitter.poast.org isn’t a good source? Tell you one thing you cd try to research: I heard that “It’s now legal for Israel to execute jailed Palestinians as terrorsts– including children. ” I’ve no idea if this is true, but I’m too tired.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 9:58 AM
Reply to  Penelope

Yes Penelope, they (Israel’s) gave it the thumbs up in their parliament (Knesset) yesterday – it passed by majority, they can now, what they call legally, execute Palestinians, and claim they are terrorists.

There are many women and children in prison in Israel – who may now be executed due to this, and I’ve also read that – this so called law was passed to protect settlers now colonising the West Bank, from the rightful owners the Palestinians fighting back against it.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:23 PM

Thanks for the info, Scotland– altho I’m not sure that I want that in my consiousness. How absolutely horrible.

abling
abling
Apr 1, 2026 9:53 AM

Seems all very CGI.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Mar 31, 2026 7:18 PM

This proscribed headchopper has been all over the place recently, he’s had a warm welcome in Brussels, Israel and now London – Syria will be used as a route for the Zionists and the American troops to enter Iran.

MonitorX (@MonitorX99800): “https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f1ec-1f1e7.svghttps://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f1f8-1f1fe.svghttps://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/26a1.svg– UK PM Keir Starmer welcomes the new Syrian President Al Sharaa.” | nitter.poast.org

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 3:18 AM

Moral bankruptcy all over the West. A pity, we had something….in the ancient past.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 4:33 PM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

Erik, even in the 50s & 60s we were still really Good. I sometimes think that when people encounter enough toxins to deteriorate their bodies that it’s difficult to sustain their souls and the Will to support the Good. When TPTTB stepped up their war on our health they diminished our ability to feel outrage, and especially our ability to enact it.

mgeo
mgeo
Apr 1, 2026 5:39 AM

By proscribed headchopper, I suppose you mean the guy given a make-over who blames al-Assad for every mass grave found.

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 10:02 AM
Reply to  mgeo

Indeed al Jolani, is now the darling of the West – Western leaders have been falling over themselves in the rush to greet him – even the UN sent a delegate to warmly shake his hand.

The US recently removed the $10 million dollar bounty on his head.

US removes $10 million reward for Hayat Tahrir al Sham leader – FDD’s Long War Journal

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Apr 1, 2026 10:02 AM
Reply to  mgeo

Yip you got it.

Dayne
Dayne
Mar 31, 2026 7:13 PM

To those of us who lived in Asia and had eyes to see, none of this comes as a surprise. The more chest thumping the local nationalists and religious zealots engage in, the more likely they are to send their kids to private, often international, English-language schools. Followed by unis such as the Jesuit-run Georgetown. For royal scions, Sandhurst is an absolute must. And their brides should be white or at least mixed – as are countless local celebrities.

A quick look at Wikipedia reveals that the 1950s pro-independence, anti-colonialism warriors were typically law graduates from the Inner Temple – the good ol’ City of London. So, more theater.

And going back even further, the real UK movers and shakers often have a direct ancestor who was a military commander in the colonies – India, Malaya, Burma. (Again, look up British celebs’ bios. Cliff Richard. Liz Hurley. Joanna Lumley. The list is endless.) Those locales were clearly hotbeds of everything from shady investments to intel and all the way to masonic lore and trauma-based mental conditioning. Why does a Malaysian-born starlet like Michelle Yeoh win an Oscar, you may have wondered? Well, I just told you.

Also, the colonialists would establish governance patterns in one place – e.g., Palestine – and then copy & paste them wholesale in other places. At times transporting entire cohorts of policemen and such from Punjab to Malaya, for instance.

I could go on for weeks. This is the real Asia. A story that defies most mainstream narratives.

Dayne
Dayne
Mar 31, 2026 7:28 PM
Reply to  Dayne

P.S. The heavy reliance on special mercador / comprador classes also deserves mention. Chinese merchants all over Southeast Asia. Indians in Africa. These were mercantile, apolitical, and very useful for the colonialists in terms of accumulating capital and building out infrastructure. Perhaps their dealings were a preview of the neoliberal world where money and technology override any group identity, and where migration trends can be manipulated at will.

fathom
fathom
Mar 31, 2026 12:23 PM

I have trust issues, so I’ve never watched any of the mentioned names.
My theory on the BRIC is different.
Like a Masons’ hierarchy structure, some of the BRIC are allowed more of a say.
Look at the countries that are in more poverty than others.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 5:51 PM
Reply to  fathom

I share those trust issues, fathom. After the monstrous multiple betrayals we experienced over covid it’s very hard to return to any trust for the betrayers, in fact I think it would be foolish to go there. But at the same time we did see that a few people continued to resist and tell the truth, so I do also continue to place my trust in them.

Edwige
Edwige
Mar 31, 2026 11:52 AM

The West European technate wants less travel shocker:
https://www.politico.eu/article/brussels-urges-europeans-to-travel-less-to-avoid-spiraling-energy-costs/

Any resemblance to the 2020 lockdown is of course purely non-coincidental.

Gezzah Potts
Gezzah Potts
Mar 31, 2026 11:26 AM

I have to be honest and say I feel quite overwhelmed reading this very comprehensive and very lengthy article, and will need to reread it. A number of people you mentioned on here I’ve already distanced myself from, and in fact, no longer listen to them. Call it gut instinct, or a sense that something was off about them, and with some they appeared too slick and it became noticeable they wouldn’t cover certain topics.

Who to trust anymore and what agenda’s are these people really pushing under the guise of being “alternative media”? How many genuine dissidents are still out there who are on platforms like YouTube, X, and Facebook?

I also agree with what you said about BRICS and also on Russia. All countries that signed up for Agenda 2030 and who were fully on board with the convid pysops, are definitely part of the globalist agenda to bring in a digital panopticonic gulag based on an AI surveillance state and the erasure of our freedoms, including freedom of movement. Thanks Hrvoje.

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 5:03 PM
Reply to  Gezzah Potts

I’ve listened to most of them, but only the past few weeks– to get Iran war news. They seem to be OK for that and I’ve not heard any of them speak of a global govt. Prof Jiang’s interesting for supplementary analysis as he uses something he calls “Game Theory”.

I’ve no problem with his mention of “Multipolarity” as I interpret it to mean Multi-Sovereignty in which each nation partakes of the power of sovereignty, rather than being cowed by a unipolar US. I’ve listened to 4 of his programs & haven’t heard him mention global govt.

Within the US, govt needs to be more decentralized– that is, more of the important decisions need to be taken at the local level. The individual cd not possibly have any control over a global govt and of course we oppose that.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 6:13 PM
Reply to  Penelope

It’s the fact that so many of those who betrayed us utterly during covid are also, with a few exceptions, the ones most vociferously and uncritically promoting the various war narratives that makes me most wary of them.

It’s hard to see how anyone can avoid seeing the obvious high level cooption of most BRICS nations into the covid scam, and impossible to believe anyone could not see how this must make us very skeptical of these highly convenient and strange wars that seem tailored to assist with the agenda we got to know about courtesy of Schwab and WEF.

And yet the likes of Ritter, Ehret and too many others don’t just reject these factors, they either ignore or misrepresent them, or present frankly absurd and unbelievable labyrinthine arguments about “bio weapons” and other nonsense simply to avoid having to admit that the BRICS were just as deep into the covid lie as the West.

Why are they doing this Penelope? I don’t like to think badly of people, but I believe these people are either deep in denial – or worse. Either way, I find it hard to put any weight on their “analysis” of these wars when so often they simply repeat bulletins from various war ministries or press agencies without question or criticism.

They seem to entirely believe anything, however implausible, coming from the BRICS nations, as if they truly believe only the West has propaganda or covert agendas.

How can one deal rationally with such a POV?

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 1, 2026 11:53 PM
Reply to  Hannah

Thanks for the response, Hannah. I wasn’t listening to any of them pre-Iranian war, so don’t know their record re the covid op.

“this must make us very skeptical of these highly convenient and strange wars that seem tailored to assist with the agenda we got to know about courtesy of Schwab and WEF.”

I am personally unable to simply dismiss the Ukraine war as total theatre; in case it’s for real on any level I hope the Russians are able to keep Ukraine out of NATO. And yet I am quite certain Russia was cooperating with the West in the Syrian War. The evidence is overwhelming.

But you see, even tho there’s cooperation at the top between Russia and the West, keeping NATO off Russia’s doorstep is good for the Russian PEOPLE.

Similar for Iran war & this one’s even more important for its effect on the world’s economy.

Of course to understand the dynamics it’s necessary to look at the controllers behind it. Best presentation I’ve seen deals wholly w the powers behind it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU2py056D9U&t=368s  Simon Dixon

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 3, 2026 3:56 AM
Reply to  Hannah

p.s. Hannah, I’ve no doubt the BRICs countries did what just about every country did re the covid op; I didn’t know that any of the people we’re talking about denied it. Ritter I’ve no confidence in. Ehret is good on political history– like for example how the war between N. & S Vietnam got started. I don’t think he’s addressing the Iran war. He’s a little too pro-Russia for me.

Anyway, I think you and I are in substantial agreement about what’s happening & that it’s mostly controlled by forces which control the not-s-sovereign Nation States. We seem to be differing only about the motives of those who are reporting the Iran war.

qwertboi
qwertboi
Mar 31, 2026 11:24 AM

Note to self: This is the best Off-guardian article Ive read for ages.
Well-researched, reasoned and formulated.

SemiTruck
SemiTruck
Mar 31, 2026 11:42 AM
Reply to  qwertboi

Oh come on, it’s 20,000 words of butt hurt. Would rather read Iain or Colin or Kit any day

Republicofscotland
Republicofscotland
Mar 31, 2026 6:54 PM
Reply to  SemiTruck

All articles deserve merit, the author has taken his time and researched into the subject/s, to bring it to you – if you have nothing good to say about the article – don’t say anything at all.

Antonym
Antonym
Mar 31, 2026 11:19 AM

Today we have a bipolar world with the US and PR China, as disrupters Trump and Xi messed up Kissinger’s One World Government of ruthless worker exploitation in China via Mao and rogue capitalism from Wall street. Apple % co loved it; max profits for zero environmental complaints inside China.

What all above and below should be supporting is more poles than two: Russia, India, an EEC etc.

SemiTruck
SemiTruck
Mar 31, 2026 11:46 AM
Reply to  Antonym

So Trump and Xi ARE working together — to defeat capitalism?

Wow that’s great info bruv, thanks.

X-watcher
X-watcher
Mar 31, 2026 11:15 AM

People seem to be struggling with what “all in it together”, multipolarity, NWO means. They see “fake war” and assume that means no bombs, no death. And they keep assuming that even after being told otherwise a lot of times. But let’s try once more. Let me quote from an X poster –

“Geopolitical conflicts and alliances between Oceania, Eastasia, and Eurasia are just fabrications created by the ruling Party to deceive & control the populations.

Wars = engineered as catalysts for sweeping societal changes (major stepping stones, or milestones on the road to total enslavement) on the world stage that would otherwise be unthinkable to the public. These transformations serve only the globalist rulers (not tied to nations).”

No, this does not mean there is no bloodshed. It means the bloodshed does not happen for the reasons being advertized.

It means the warring sides have agreed that killing a few of each other’s 99%-ers is a useful “sacrifice” right now for what they probably would call “the greater good”.

They see us as children who need to be led into a fully controlled, managed, impoverished, surveilled existence with lies and fakery, because if they told us the truth we “wouldn’t understand”.

They know that we can’t be persuaded to give up our freedom and go cold and hungry without a “good” reason, so they create one. Covid was the first try. Now it’s war, with climate change as an add-on. Basically they’re throwing stuff at the wall until enough sticks for them to get us compliant and on board.

lucerbear
lucerbear
Apr 1, 2026 8:09 AM
Reply to  X-watcher

They see us as children

?
they see us as lesser than animals.
There horses get treated better than some of us humans

murkaba
murkaba
Mar 31, 2026 9:41 AM

American author best known for his 2004 book,Confessions of an Economic Hit Man.
?

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 31, 2026 11:04 AM
Reply to  murkaba

John Perkins.
Had a copy for about twenty years.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 9:24 AM

Imagine the Billions Trump The Resolute’s close associates will make
funding the rebuilding of Iran after Trump The Resolute destroys Iran’s
de-sal plants and energy infrastructure…
There’s killings to be made from Disaster Capitalism’s rampages…

https://escapekey.substack.com/p/kushner-and-witkoff

The Iran ‘Build Back Better’ Project sponsored by Trump & Co…

X-watcher
X-watcher
Mar 31, 2026 11:19 AM
Reply to  les online

Jesus man stop with the Trump derangement. It’s not about Trump. Trump is just the disposable clown programed to get the Left to hate him and the Right to excuse anything done in his name. Focus on the guys pulling his strings.

fathom
fathom
Mar 31, 2026 12:24 PM
Reply to  X-watcher

 Focus on the guys pulling his strings.

Name the names.?

jubal hershaw
jubal hershaw
Mar 31, 2026 12:57 PM
Reply to  fathom

My money is on Svengali.

judith
judith
Mar 31, 2026 1:08 PM
Reply to  fathom

I don’t think we’ll ever know names.
That’s the point.

Robber Baron
Robber Baron
Mar 31, 2026 9:43 PM
Reply to  judith

And indeed what good would it do to know names? You might as well ask for the names of the cogs in a machine or the microcircuits in a computer. The power structure is very ancient and the individuals functioning inside it at any one time are all entirely replaceable. Even at the most rarified reaches.

Lost in a dark wood
Lost in a dark wood
Mar 31, 2026 8:10 AM

The Kissinger World Order: it’s just a rebranding from “New” to “Multipolar” – and it’s pushed by Alex Jones and Zero Hedge!

https://web.archive.org/web/20210802152229/https://www.newswars.com/kissinger-warns-washington-accept-new-multipolar-global-system-or-face-a-pre-wwi-geopolitical-situation
Newswars
Monday, August 2, 2021
Kissinger Warns Washington: Accept New Multipolar Global System Or Face A Pre-WWI Geopolitical Situation
By Zero Hedge Saturday, April 10, 2021

Kissinger’s career is washed in blood when we remember his backing of Pakistan during Bangladesh’s War of Independence despite the massacre of hundreds of thousands of people and mass rape; orchestrated a military coup in Chile to remove democratically elected Allende in favor of the Pinochet dictatorship; tacitly supported Indonesia’s mass killing of hundreds of thousands of East Timorese; and, blessed Turkey’s invasion of northern Cyprus that led to 200,000 Greek refugees without a right of return – among many other things.

However, his most recent statement about the U.S. and the international system is actually a mature proposal that would be beneficial for world peace if the Biden administration accepts his advice that the global order is changing. It is unlikely that Washington is ready to unilaterally end its hard and soft power aggression as it falsely believes it can maintain a unipolar order.

It is always difficult for Great Powers to accept that the world has changed, especially when it is to their detriment. The behavior of the Biden administration, which deliberately uses threatening and inappropriate rhetoric, demonstrates that it will not rationally accept a multipolar world system, especially since Russophobia and Sinophobia are on the rise.

Zelda
Zelda
Mar 31, 2026 10:40 AM

By the way, many of the innocent people killed or raped during the 1971 Bangladesh War of Independence were Hindus—especially women. That is something often mentioned in accounts from survivors and researchers, though it is not always widely discussed outside the region. Even today, Hindus in Bangladesh and Pakistan still face various forms of persecution and discrimination. As someone who follows South Asian history/news quite closely, I find it surprising how little this aspect is known internationally compared with other genocides. It does make one wonder how narratives are shaped, what receives global attention, and what remains largely outside the public conversation—at least until more information eventually comes to light.

On a broader note, it sometimes feels as though the international system is heading toward another period of major conflict before a truly multipolar world order emerges. History has shown that large shifts in global power often come with upheaval, though one can only hope that such transitions might occur without the catastrophe of another world war.

Antonym
Antonym
Mar 31, 2026 11:31 AM

The Killing of Intellectuals in the Shadow of Henry Kissinger, in an old Bangladeshi newspaper. Nixon didn’t get much concessions from Indira Gandhi so he turned to desperate Mao.

fathom
fathom
Mar 31, 2026 12:03 PM

and it’s pushed by Alex Jones and Zero Hedge!

and Brandon O connell?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 31, 2026 3:21 PM

An real American should never accept less than the whole but the all thing!

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 4:58 AM

Adolf Hitler was financed primarily by Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, and the Bank of England. American and English bankers were behind WWI and WWII was basically a continuation of the WWI. A common refrain is “all wars are banker’s wars”, almost an axiom. So, if that’s applied to the present situation, Iran is a banker’s war. Who controls the banks?

“I know, know! Pick me!”

Lindisfarne
Lindisfarne
Mar 31, 2026 8:22 AM
Reply to  Big Al

Think about what you’re actually saying here. The Jews financed Hitler, who proceeded to disenfranchise Jewish people and murder many of them, whose deaths the wealthy Jews then exploited for political gain.

Supposing you’re right, and I’m not saying you’re not, you have to confront the fact wealthy Jews (the bankers) had absolutely no problem exploiting and murdering non-wealthy Jews (the 99%), just as wealthy Gentiles have no problem exploiting and murdering non-wealthy Gentiles.

So, are Jews the problem here? Or are wealthy exploiters the problem? And do the 99% of Jews not have more common interest with the 99% of Gentiles than either have with the wealthy exploiters?

Is it more helpful to define these exploiters by their religion or ethnicity, or by their wealth?

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 31, 2026 8:48 AM
Reply to  Lindisfarne

Yep. The 1% are alive and slaughtering, despite the ‘Occupy’ fiasco.
They have two things in common: Insatiable greed and psychopathy.

murkaba
murkaba
Mar 31, 2026 9:42 AM
Reply to  Lindisfarne

What if the the whole thing was a fabricated history?

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 6:41 PM
Reply to  Lindisfarne

And exploited to create the country called Israel. You’re on the right track.

Robber Baron
Robber Baron
Mar 31, 2026 9:52 PM
Reply to  Big Al

I would be genuinely interested in your answer to Lindisfarne’s question, which you entirely ignored. I’ll copy/paste for clarity.

“So, are Jews the problem here? Or are wealthy exploiters the problem? And do the 99% of Jews not have more common interest with the 99% of Gentiles than either have with the wealthy exploiters? 

Is it more helpful to define these exploiters by their religion or ethnicity, or by their wealth?”

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 11:33 PM
Reply to  Robber Baron

In order, generally yes, sort of also, and no, not Israeli Jews. I think there is a zionist problem on the planet and it needs to be addressed. I also think there is a wealth disparity problem on the planet and it needs to be addressed. I think if you look at the history of Jews and financialization over the centuries, you’ll find your answer.

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 4:53 AM

Fantastic article. The best ever. I have one reservation though:
Propaganda often relies on keeping a word with favorable connotations, while changing the concept for which it stands. It’s generally better to defend the concept that the propagandist wishes to blur– by insisting upon a correct definition of the word & its concept.

If they begin to define freedom as censorship, surveillance, guaranteed income, etc it’s obvious that we ought not give up the word “freedom.” Instead we insist upon a correct definition, context and understanding of the concept for which the word “freedom” stands.

Perhaps we ought do the same thing about “multipolar.” It actually means the opposite of unipolar & it means that many, or at least more than one has power, that all power is NOT centered in just one country.

Multipolar is deceitfully being used to refer to a Federation in which all lose a part of their power. Further, the context is that these Federations are to become a single global govt– radically opposite from “multipolar.”

Most people will hear the word “multipolar”‘ as opposite to unipolar & therefore feel positive towards it. I think it wd be best to defend the word/concept/definition– and to point out the propagandist’s deceit.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 5:43 AM
Reply to  Penelope

“Hear. Hear !” Well said…
But most have never looked up the meaning of a word in a dictionary. Subconsciously
they absorb the current meaning of a word by its usage, especially by how the words
are used by the corporate propaganda media….
When this media begins to (subtly) give a word a (slightly) different meaning most are
not conscious of it… You get an idea of how the process works when you read people who’ve never read in their life anything Marx* wrote expound their knowledge of his writings… Their knowledge seems to come to them magically – out of the air…

** e.g

judith
judith
Mar 31, 2026 1:19 PM
Reply to  Penelope

Yes, I’m still trying to figure that out.
Not sure what I’m supposed to be rooting for here.

mgeo
mgeo
Mar 31, 2026 4:38 AM

The author’s message is: They are all bad. His subtext is: China and Russia too. Maybe he can convince by writing an article twice as long.

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 5:20 AM
Reply to  mgeo

LOL, made me laugh, man.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 5:48 AM
Reply to  mgeo

Havent you noticed ? Off-g is saving on postage stamps – only one delivery per week.
So naturally the articles are gonna be longer… (Though 0ff-g will lose those with short
attention spans, AHDH etc)…

Osso Negro
Osso Negro
Mar 31, 2026 9:24 AM
Reply to  les online

Where did OG say that?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 31, 2026 9:55 AM
Reply to  les online

So you gonna discriminate us only because we have AHDH? You must be either a racist or a self-hating doo.!

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 4:00 PM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

ADHD, goof.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 3:42 AM
Reply to  Penelope

ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).

AHDH (attention hyperactivity disorder howling). Recognize it, accept it. Feel empathy.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 3, 2026 2:35 AM
Reply to  Erik Nielsen.

Alas.

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 3:59 PM
Reply to  les online

Hey Man, I think it’s ADHD. And just when you were making your point (giggle).
I tell you, I’m suffering from ADHD myself w all the too-much that’s happening.

Penelope
Penelope
Apr 3, 2026 2:42 AM
Reply to  mgeo

Yeah, y’know James Corbett really trashed Prof Jiang, but Jiang is one of the few who has pointed out that Nation States are not always the actors they appear to be, and that there are groups and forces above them.

The mere mention of “multipolarism” seems to make some, like the author Hrovke assume that globalism is the goal. But surely multipolarism is better than a dictatorial unipolar America making war everywhere.

Stooge
Stooge
Mar 31, 2026 3:51 AM

I remember when there was this magazine (remember them? all glossy and all?) back in the 80s, I think it was called Spy, that used to, you know, satirize celebrities and politicians and policies and whatnot, they usual fare, and it was mildly funny. But then, they slowly slid over into bad-mouthing the magazine publishing industry, other magazines, their editors and writers, byzantine magazine publishing deals, etc, etc. until the majority of their articles were, essentially, for all intents and purposes, about themselves.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 3:19 AM

‘I’ve been thinking a lot about that question that you [Jeffrey Epstein] asked
Bill Gates, “how do we get rid of poor people as a whole,” and i have an
answer / comment.’ – Hollywood producer Barry Josephson…

Well, just in case Trump The Resolute goes ahead and destroys Iran’s de-sal
plants and energy infrastructure. i’m getting in extra vittles – mostly canned muck – because that dastardly deed will usher in huge food shortages, causing mass
starvation. I’m sure They will exploit the situation to cull a lot of us poor folk and,
as A Useless Eater, i’m not gonna go down easily… I’m gonna thumb my nose at
Them down to my last can of canned muck !

https://trendcompass.substack.com/p/ridding-the-world-of-poor-people

NB “Canned Muck” is what Alf Garnett was paid to call any other brand than Campbells
canned ‘foods’ in an old Aussie TV advert…

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 4:59 AM
Reply to  les online

Hey les, what’s canned “muck”?

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 5:01 AM
Reply to  Big Al

Oh, my bad, didn’t read the end. Figured. Anyway, I had 48 cans of canned vege’s and black bean soup delivered today. Ya, shit’s getting real.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 5:53 AM
Reply to  Big Al

May not be nutritional, but sure is Tasty !!

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 5:52 AM
Reply to  Big Al

You could get away with aspersing competition in the days before woke.
Campbells was calling all competition to its canned ‘foods’, ‘canned muck’.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 31, 2026 3:25 PM
Reply to  les online

The problem with poor people is double. Poor people dont have money to give, why we the rich need to give them some = double up. Thats why poor people is a BIG problem.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 3:55 AM
Reply to  les online

Note it is claimed that he is wrong quoted and has denied he said it..
But the reference nevertheless fits into what we see and hear in our reality.

This is what Jacques Attali is said to have said in 1981 book, who was then an advisor to François Mitterrand:

“The future will be about finding a way to reduce the population. We start with the old, because as soon as they exceed 60-65 years, people live longer than they produce and that costs society dearly.

Then the weak, then the useless that do not help society because there will always be more of them, and above all, ultimately, the stupid. Euthanasia targeting these groups; Euthanasia will have to be an essential tool in our future societies, in all cases.

Of course we will not be able to execute people or build camps. We get rid of them by making them believe that it is for their own good.
Overpopulation, and mostly useless, is something that is too costly economically.
Socially, too, it is much better when the human machine comes to an abrupt standstill than when it gradually deteriorates.
Neither will we be able to test millions upon millions of people for their intelligence, you bet that! 
We will find or cause something a pandemic targeting certain people, a real economic crisis or not, a virus affecting the old or the fat, it doesn’t matter, the weak will succumb to it, the fearful and stupid will believe in it and seek treatment.

We will have made sure that treatment is in place, treatment that will be the solution. The selection of idiots then takes care of itself: You go to the slaughter by yourself. ” 
[The future of life – Jacques Attali, 1981] Interviews with Michel Salomon, Les Visages de l’avenir collection, éditions Seghers. “

May Hem
May Hem
Mar 31, 2026 2:42 AM

Off topic …. The latest psy-op in Derby, UK.  Note the lone shoe – an oft-used prop in the rapidly expanding psy-op industry.

https://gemmaodoherty.substack.com/p/derby-car-drill-code-for-15-minute

Pamela Harding
Pamela Harding
Mar 31, 2026 12:07 PM
Reply to  May Hem

Anyone who uses phrases like “Jew K” is either knowingly working for the intelligence agencies and aiding in getting all alternative media labeled “white supremacist” or is being unknowingly controlled by intel agents for the same end, or is too stupid to get out of their own way.

Whichever she makes her substack into a honeypot.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 6:16 PM
Reply to  Pamela Harding

I have to agree with you Pamela, though I do believe most terror attacks are now fake.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Apr 1, 2026 4:01 AM
Reply to  May Hem

I only need a single shoe in the photo to believe in my government.

les online
les online
Mar 31, 2026 12:36 AM

The EU is multipolar: the old members bicker and bicker with the newer
members; the eastern ones bicker with the western ones. Keeping up with
who’s the latest to demand ‘reparations’ from another is an effort. And
Greece got stomped on when its multipolar friends ganged up on it a few
years back. (Not much heard from Greece since)…
“It’s better to have him in the tent pissing out than having him outside
pissing into the tent”(LBJ ?)

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 4:57 AM
Reply to  les online

If memory serves the Europeans didn’t really vote in the EU, but it was accomplished thru some form of trickery– rather reminiscent of the Federal Reserve.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Mar 31, 2026 9:58 AM
Reply to  Penelope

I voted for EU solely because I could get more in EU, than in my own shithole country.

Penelope
Penelope
Mar 31, 2026 4:10 PM
Reply to  les online

No, the EU is a federated structure in which each formerly-sovereign country lost a LARGE part of its sovereignty.

Observe
Observe
Mar 30, 2026 11:54 PM

PART 2 – (part 1 should be nearby somewhere!)

Here’s a reading that, in my opinion, fits the observable evidence at least as well:

What if the West is genuinely losing relative power, and the narrative that ‘this was all planned’ is itself a response to that loss? Think about what that framing achieves. ‘We planned this’ is far more comfortable than ‘we were outcompeted’ because:

  • It keeps the West at the centre of the story even as its central dominance erodes.
  • It undermines every act of genuine resistance from the Global South – if BRICS is a Western creation, then no opposition is real, no alternative is authentic. Resignation is the response.
  • If the dollar loses its status, if Belt and Road outperforms Western infrastructure investment and if Africa and Latin America pivot to the East – all of it can be absorbed: ‘this was the plan all along.’

The East has no real agency in the story the piece relays to us – it’s either a Western creation or a Western puppet. The counter-reading is simpler: Western unipolarity peaked in the 1990s and has been declining since. China’s rise is real and largely the product of Chinese strategic decisions. Russia’s pushback against NATO is driven by genuine security interests. The Global South’s turn toward BRICS is rational self-interest. Trump’s tariffs aren’t part of a grand conspiracy; they’re the flailing of a hegemon that lost its manufacturing base and is struggling to compete.

If the author’s core thesis is correct, we should see BRICS nations voluntarily surrendering political sovereignty. We should see Putin and Xi reducing their personal power. We don’t. We see the opposite. What we can actually see is escalating real resource competition – rare earths, chips, energy pipelines. We see Western institutions losing ground in the Global South. We see NATO expanding and military postures hardening. Doesn’t that pattern fit genuine decline being managed, rather than a secret plan being executed?

None of this means I’m asserting the author is wrong on much of what he details – in fact I have no doubt at all that his experience and knowledge far outpace mine. Western elites did fund the Bolsheviks. They did transfer technology to China. They do use multilateral institutions to project transnational power. But the leap from ‘Western elites have historically shaped global development’ to ‘everything happening now is their plan’ is one of faith and unsupported by the evidence – regardless of experience and knowledge.

To be clear, I’m not stating that the author has a deliberate agenda to push a ‘Western cope’ narrative. I don’t believe they’re intentionally trying to disguise the organic decline of Western hegemony as some brilliant, 5D-chess master plan – that would be pure speculation on my part. But the alternative view – that Western decline is substantially real and unplanned, and that the East’s rise represents genuine agency rather than Western stage management, is a coherent position supported by observable evidence. The piece neither explores it nor appears to consider it. That omission, in a thesis built on the demand that we question every narrative, is worth questioning in itself.

In summary: The very real possibility is not that of the conclusion of the piece, but is instead that we see the West is simply losing control of a chaotic, genuinely competitive multipolar world – a collision of rival oligarchies, all scrambling to survive a transition they can’t fully control – and narratives to influence our perspectives on this will continue to come at us thick and fast.

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 31, 2026 12:54 AM
Reply to  Observe

Good points Observe.

The Chinese are renowned for their long term planning, while the West is more obsessed with short term economic balance sheets.

After all, it took a while to build the Great Wall.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 2:16 AM
Reply to  Johnny

Absolutely Johnny, and you’re point is well founded – As Kissenger elaborated in his book ‘On China’ – and I’m very much simplifying in summary but along the lines of: USA strategy is akin to Chess = hierarchical dominance and direct confrontation leading to total victory, shorter game. Versus China strategy of ‘Go’ (weiqi) = Encirclement, power of position, cumulative victories, longer game.

I think the important point is always to remember that whatever the outcome, it appears there has been – for a very long time – and continues to be, a class with the capital to invest in all sides and for whom the identity of the winner matters less than the rules of the game that follow. Though there’s probably an argument to say that this class would prefer a messy multipolar world where they can play all sides. That a world in which China is the head would be their least favoured outcome because China controls and discplines investment – in fact severely punishes anyone stepping out of line; capital becomes a tool of the state.

Multipolarity on the other hand is a dream for transnational capital – leverage, competition and the race to the bottom that capital loves. To be fair, any unipolar hegemon restricts that, but a Chinese one in particular would effectively capture it.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 6:33 PM
Reply to  Observe

I’m not sure how from our distant perspective we would see Xi and Putin losing personal power, even were it happening. But I also disagree that this would be a necessary part of the “multipolar” world.

I think some other commenter recently spoke of it being a federal structure with much local autonomy granted, provided the local warlord played by the big boss men’s rules. I think of it as being like a collection of local dons who all rule their own patch while also being answerable to the Godfather. If they play the game they reap much personal power and reward, but if they don’t they are replaced quickly.

I think we all know that structure already applies in the West, but the surprise for us during covid was to see it also infiltrated the east more than we ever imagined, and the other discovery was that the US president was just another local don and the real power existed at a higher tier we had previously not guessed at. What they call a “supranational” level of power equally managing east and west.

So while I appreciate your thoughtful points I don’t entirely agree with them. I do believe the West is losing control as you say, but by design of the higher tier of power that has decided to dissolve the US empire and make the most powerful BRICS nations the new first world.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 9:38 PM
Reply to  Hannah

  What they call a “supranational” level of power equally managing east and west.

I see what you’re trying to get at but this quote and similar – and the article effectively claims the same – I argue is simply not supportable in the geopolitical evidence.

What you’re referring to – and what most people mix up with direct political power – is economic investment and levels of acceptance. In other words, for example, US Asset Manager (eg, BlackRock) investing in Chinese military companies. It happens, it’s real. This mainly benefits two parties: the class with the capital doing the investing (whom I believe you refer to as ‘supranational’) and China. US security – and aligned interests – at the national level are undermined. None of that means that China/Xi is being controlled politically – or ceding any power at all.

What you say is by design, I say is in reality a failure to understand the long-term consequences of short-term actions of self-interest. Western governments have allowed neoliberal capitalist dogma – in combination with Transnational Capitalist Class pursuits – to undermine their own national interests. China does not allow such things. This is one of the key differences that defies a conclusion of ‘they’re all controlled or ‘in it together’.

I would doubt my own points on this as soon as evidence shows that actual political control is being ceded by China (or others) in the interests of the USA, or a Global One World Government. You say we would not see it from our distant perspective, but I disagree. It would be highly visible and the changes would be unmistakeable. We’d witness a series of dramatic transformations across its domestic and foreign policy; the dismantling of state-owned enterprises in favor of a fully open market economy – like the West; relinquishing control over key industries. It would be a seismic shift and a clear ceding of state power by China.

The point is, it’s just not possible to have China become not-China without it being completely obvious that it’s happening. Instead we see the opposite happening time and again. We witness actions taken by Xi that highlight assertion of authority and control in response to capital pushing too far, and a willingness to retaliate when he perceives that his actual power is perhaps being undermined – See the ‘Jack Ma’ saga (co-founder of Alibaba). Ma gave a public speech comparing the Chinese state-dominated banks to “pawn shops”, essentially challenging the authority of the CCP. The reaction was swift and unequivocal: cancelled IPO, anti-trust investigations, Ma disappeared from public view for months and billions of dollars of investors’ money was lost.

China’s state-owned enterprises are getting larger, not smaller. Privatisation has been effectively halted. That’s not a signal of things moving the way they should in your scenario. China welcomes private investment, but only if it serves their national interests and strategies; the opposite of what has happened in Western nations for decades – and we’re seeing the results of that short-sightedness in the geopolitical sphere today.

I would happily entertain the idea that this class/group of capitalists run everything – they all work together across all nations, the enemies aren’t really enemies and there’s one goal in mind: a big shared pie of One World Government. However, the twists and turns we have to go through to make it true mean it’s the least likely option to explain what’s really going on. The simplest, most evidence-based observations are usually the right ones – we don’t need to contort the world to something it likely isn’t. Power exists in pockets, some much larger than others and it takes different forms – and the players are all there that we name, no doubt. However, the actions they take and the plans they make are highly unlikely to be controlled and monopolised across all nations.

les online
les online
Mar 30, 2026 11:53 PM

Back in my TV-Watching Days i’d often watch The Boxing. I understood that
the opponents neither liked nor disliked each other – they werent love matches’
At the start of each fight the opponents would give each other The Evil Eye,
tap gloves in a friendly gesture, then the fight was on…
And after they’d earned their pay punching shit out of each other to decide
who was Top Dog, and one was nominated The Winner, they always
hugged each other, said a few nice words to each other, and that was it…
It didnt take much to figure “They’re all in it together !”

Observe
Observe
Mar 30, 2026 11:46 PM

PART 1:

This piece was a compelling read – and that’s precisely why it demands some interrogation.

I enjoy dissecting rich arguments like this, and I like to share my thoughts when the original premise and conclusions are worth exploring – and this piece certainly is. Whether I can agree with the author’s position or offer alternative points, it matters, because always – despite many commenters’ beliefs and apparent buy-ins without deeper inquiry – there is something to dissect, perspectives to assess, and logic to be tested to see if other positions are possible within or without the framework of the original thesis. So, I want to give you some food for thought at least, even if you’re ‘all-in’ on the author’s conclusions.

My basis for critique:

  • For the reader, there should be no concept of ‘teams’ or ‘sides’ in this type of discourse – an unfortunate reality in both mainstream and alternative information spheres for many. Tribalism clouds judgement, introduces bias, and destroys any chance of ever arriving at a coherent, supportable conclusion.
  • Open-minded, curious, and sceptical should be your default mindset when reading any article such as the above. This piece is well-written and personal. The author has lived experience across multiple countries and over a decade in independent media. The details and views feel compelling, even obvious. However, we should never accept a thesis on those grounds alone – the persuasive qualities of a piece are not evidence for its conclusions.
  • A thesis like this should be falsifiable and willing to acknowledge alternative conclusions where the evidence may also support them. On falsifiability specifically – this is critical – if no possible evidence could disprove the thesis, if any attempt to contradict it is simply used as further proof that it’s correct – then we are not dealing with analysis but with an article of faith. When a proposition can be tested and potentially found wanting, we may then consider ourselves as fully informed as possible and able to think clearly about what may be more or less true.

With this basis in mind, I raise these bones of contention with the piece:

1. The author rightly notes that all nations are run by oligarchies. But oligarchies are fiercely competitive. Putin and Xi already have near-absolute control over their own massive populations, militaries, and resources. A World Government would require them to submit to outside rules, shared committees and diluted power. Historically, dictators and oligarchs don’t voluntarily surrender their sovereignty just to get a ‘seat at a larger table.’ Sure, they can and do share economic interests, like international banking and investment – and you’ll find no disagreement from me that capital is amoral and borderless; that profit-seeking routinely undermines national strategic interest – but that’s a very far distance from ever agreeing to share a government.

2. The author highlights that the West, Russia, and China are all moving toward technocracy, digital IDs, and surveillance states. But this doesn’t mean we must conclude they’re reading from the same secret script. It may simply show that authoritarian control looks the same everywhere because the technology is the same. In other words, nations are converging on similar systems because those systems work to maintain power, not because a hidden ‘Syndicate’ is forcing them to.

3. The theory in the piece is set up so that it can’t be proven wrong – and that’s where it runs into quite some trouble. If East-West cooperation proves the plan, and East-West conflict also proves the plan (because it’s theatre), and critics of multipolarity are Pentagon ops, and supporters of multipolarity are paid pied pipers, and Western decline is deliberate levelling, and Eastern rise was engineered – then nothing can disprove the thesis. When every possible aspect is twisted to confirm it, we’re no longer dealing in logical analysis – we’re dealing in beliefs.

4. By arguing that all sides are fake, all resistance is manufactured, and everyone is controlled opposition, the author – perhaps inadvertently – creates one of two mindsets the ruling class loves: either total apathy or total paralysis. If there are no real geopolitical shifts and no genuine alternatives, most people will give up. If you don’t want to give up, it doesn’t matter because who are you going to turn to? They’re all in on it.

5. If Western hegemony is already widely seen as oppressive and overreaching – and all of us here know that view is growing by the day, even in mainstream discourse – why would its architects need an elaborate fake East-West plot to disguise world government? The author says the Global South needs to feel that multipolarity is their own idea. But this gives so little credit to the Global South’s political classes that it’s hard to sustain. They don’t need to be tricked into joining BRICS. They join because it offers development financing, trade alternatives, and leverage against the dollar system. After decades of IMF ‘structural adjustment’, the motivation to join is obvious without any hidden hand required.

Stooge
Stooge
Mar 31, 2026 4:03 AM
Reply to  Observe

Wonderful analysis. Except it does not mention once the usual suspects, who are the drop of ink in the international bowl of water.

murkaba
murkaba
Mar 31, 2026 9:40 AM
Reply to  Observe

4. By arguing that all sides are fake, all resistance is manufactured, and everyone is controlled opposition, the author – perhaps inadvertently – creates one of two mindsets the ruling class loves: either total apathy or total paralysis. If there are no real geopolitical shifts and no genuine alternatives, most people will give up. If you don’t want to give up, it doesn’t matter because who are you going to turn to? They’re all in on it.

Your selling the exact same negative view point.

They join because it offers development financing, trade alternatives, and leverage against the dollar system. After decades of IMF ‘structural adjustment’, the motivation to join is obvious without any hidden hand required.

If your going use other peoples works, then credit them accordingly.

2004 book,Confessions of an Economic Hit Man. John Perkin.

TRT
TRT
Mar 31, 2026 12:49 PM
Reply to  murkaba

You’re joking, right? There were many people highly critical of neoliberal structural adjustment programs (SAPs) long before Perkins arrived on the scene with his mea culpa. I was teaching critically on this subject in my university classes in the years before his first book.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 2:44 PM
Reply to  murkaba

I disagree on your second point. As mentioned by TRT, much was long known and suspected about neolib strategy in this regard and I wasn’t thinking of any book in particular while musing about it.

On your first point.. Well, look, I dont think that in the grand schemes of any hegemon our wellbeing is of ultimate concern. Regardless of outcome we will get a settlement that isn’t true freedom by any measure and may be better or worse or the same – in terms of standards of living – depending on who holds the controls. But, in the context of the article and my response – if there’s negotiating to be done and compromises to be made – then its likely more worthwhile if people have some idea of who holds power and some clarity, if possible, about the present state.

I’d say that the paramount concern, though, is for us all to take care of our local, more influenceable lives and each other – all the better to be as prepared and resilient for whenever required.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 6:35 PM
Reply to  Observe

I very much applaud your reasoned analysis although I don’t wholly agree. Please continue to post such thoughtful comments!

Johnny
Johnny
Mar 30, 2026 11:34 PM

And the last line of that dangerous song?

🎼 And the world will live as one.

Is this the ‘one’ John imagined?

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 30, 2026 11:47 PM
Reply to  Johnny

“Imagine no possessions” – hmmm now where have we heard that before?

Albert Anderson
Albert Anderson
Mar 30, 2026 10:02 PM

I predict in 6 months we’re going to know exactly who is doing what and when. We’ll know all the collaborations, what goes on in the secret meetings, how they synchronize their agendas, how they fake virtually everything, and even when they all shit and eat. And we’ll know all that because we all have cell phones and computers and use the internet and stuff like that. We’re getting really close to hitting the old nail on the head. And then we’ll know enough to take em down. Take em out, man. Can’t wait, this is getting exciting. Freedom is just around the corner, baby!

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 30, 2026 11:37 PM

Instead of being butt hurt and sullen because the article upsets you why not point up what you disagree with and why? Do you think he’s wrong in thinking all nations are run by gangsters answerable to supranational power structures? What’s the alternative you favor? I am genuinely interested to know.

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 4:37 AM
Reply to  Hannah

I’ve made my position clear previously. It was a sarcastic comment on the continued effort by this blog to claim they’re all in it together and the Iran war is fake and it’s all for the Great Reset. Yes, I think that’s bullshit and very compartmentalized thinking. I think every nation shops at the same fucking store, but that doesn’t mean they’re all in on some grand conspiracy to create the New World Order. There are those seeking that, i.e., primarily the zionists which goes back to before WWI, look it up, and the NWO is only possible if there is control of almost everything major, like the media, big Pharma, big Ag, political systems, etc., and there is only one element that is approaching that capability, the zionists.

As far as an alternative. I’m in favor of a global people’s revolution against the rich bastards, especially the zio’s, that control us and a global manifesto for real democracy. There is only one answer as ever for the human race. We all have only one life to live. The issue is freedom. That should be the goal.

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Mar 31, 2026 7:36 AM
Reply to  Big Al

The French and Russian revolutions were supposed to be people’s revolutions, yet didn’t work out great for the people.

Run in the opposite direction if you see the term ‘revolution(ary)’ thrown in there. It will be a steered and controlled event or organisation with the very people you think you’re revolting against running the show.

Same as ‘grassroots’, now a co-opted term used by astroturf outfits.

Big Al
Big Al
Mar 31, 2026 6:44 PM
Reply to  Rolling Rock

Well, how about a non-controlled revolution then. Or we can just sit on out butts debating who controls what while they laugh all the way to the bank. Which is what we do now. I mean, if everything is coopted, then there’s no use in doing anything, right?

Rolling Rock
Rolling Rock
Mar 31, 2026 8:22 PM
Reply to  Big Al

Of course do something. Very few people here are interested in solutions -you and I have had this discussion before.

Remember the agenda is global to local. Therefore…

I also said the way to achieve things is to do it locally. Find out where community meetings are taking place, it is these that are being steered to get local buy-in for Agenda 2030 policies. Also, go to your town hall meetings, school board meetings etc. Make local people aware, throws spanners in the works of the agendas.

Or else you can just wait for the controllers off the shelf ‘revolution’.

Observe
Observe
Mar 31, 2026 2:22 AM

😂 I enjoy your sarcasm Albert – I can be quite the sarcastic bastard myself sometimes – it makes a point very well when needed!

sandy
sandy
Mar 30, 2026 8:59 PM

Wow! What can I say? Thank God he has experienced this maze of insanity and can clearly recite it back to us. As we can see, many here are also susceptible to intellectual and ideological intrigue. As am I. There is no lack of loose threads to pull on and become absorbed into endless interconnections, conflicts and intentions.

For me, this description of spies and counter spies reads like a John le Carré novel. As I remember in the seven part TV adaptation of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy, the main character, George, is caught and trapped in one of these nets of intrigue, and his wife says, “Poor George…”. Is she involved somehow? The possibilities are endless and unprovable. Le Carre himself believed wholeheartedly in the mission of MI6 and anti-communism and probably would approve of the real world description we have from Moric.My personal take is we now live in a CIA/MI6 confusionist ether of “non-kinetic” psyop-psych warfare that screens and dilutes meaningful opposition. A vast misdirection of any thought of public self-governing energy. It’s a counter-insurgency op that benefits all the PTB so they all invest in it heavily. And, there’s lots of money to be made by the capitalist ideologue players. They all want more, more, and more, mfkg money, like all in their “class”. And this is an ideal way to have endless fun adding millions to their millions while keeping the inferior weakies in their cubicles.
The point of all this confusion, besides disabling confusion, is to create an environment where people are unable to envision just exactly what it is they do want to replace this worldwide oligarchic cartel capitalist totalitarianism. All the veiled packaging… republics,”democracies”, communism, socialism, conservatism, liberalism, libertarianism, dictatorships, “strong-manisms”, terrorism, is just so much plastic wordplay to further confuse and bamboozle the undecided. And the mandatory wars and armaments waste are the ultimate “strange attractors” (coined in String Theory) to make it all, come to the boil.

Thank you, Hrvoje Morić, for bringing this conundrum so clearly into focus. For me, what I think we need to do is: 1) stay aware of the manifestations of this massive psyop and, 2) maintain the majority of our consciousness and creativity coming up with viable decentralized, self-sufficient, regional and localized self governing societies of public consent. Imho.

les online
les online
Mar 30, 2026 11:19 PM
Reply to  sandy

When people are confused they dont know how to act, cant decide what to do.
For Example: Sowing confusion about the mounting evidence that cigarette
smoking causes lung cancer was deliberately employed by the US tobacco
industry for decades in order to stay legislators from restricting / banning cigarettes.
The industry paid Scientists to produce research that created doubt about the
evidence of a link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer. The doubts they
created enabled the industry to continue making a killing for many decades…
Sowing confusion to undermine confidence that would lead to actions has become
the main function of the corporate propaganda media. (President Trump The
Resolute is a master of the method)…
From a 1969 Tobacco Industry Internal Memo:
‘Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with “the body
of fact” that exists in the mind of the general public.’… Simply, “Create doubt” …

Stooge
Stooge
Mar 31, 2026 4:05 AM
Reply to  les online

I just saw a movie from 1949 where Kirk Douglas mentions cigarettes causing cancer.

judith
judith
Mar 31, 2026 1:30 PM
Reply to  sandy

Love the LeCarre analogy. If I had not read/watched LeCarre, and the endless spy/cia/mi5/6, I don’t know if I would understand how deep the “deep state” goes.
Nor would I have believed it.
But I do believe it. People can be ruthless. Individually and collectively. And when they don’t want to get their hands dirty for the cause, they hire those that will. Or blackmail those that will.
Of course, just when you think you’ve figured it out….

sandy
sandy
Mar 31, 2026 8:25 PM
Reply to  judith

Exactly Judith! That is the point I keep trying to make. Don’t get caught up in their false dramas, no matter how pertinent they seem. There are infinite solutions to what the PTB want to make us believe are intractable problems. The confusion they create is a constant Kryptonite forcefield that is impenetrable. It’s also like a magnet for people to imagine as possible to untangle and unravel into reform. It’s not and never will be. The best part, the easy part, like the Zen of not-doing, is the fact that all of the problems that need to be changed, reconfigured, redone, newly create, are wide open. We can turn our backs on their Spectacle 45° of reality and pick from the remaining 270° of reality where there are zero issues fogged by intrigue and ambiguity about solutions. Within this 270° mess of a “civilization” they tell you… “Oh, we just can’t do that” and walk away. It’s up to us to come up with solutions they cannot squirm out of while having full public observation of the exchange. Believe me it’s coming. The PTB have fkd up everything so obviously, it’s in everyone’s face. Inescapable. I don’t want to make a 100 paragraph bucket list of plausible solutions here. They are obvious. Here’s a few of them archived…

https://sandys.art/peoples_policy+budget_directives_ballot_2018.html

When you point these obvious solutions to them, they say, “Oh, we just can’t do that”. That’s right THEY can’t, THEY won’t, because they and their constituents lose their exclusive Casino-Cloud-Utopia-for-the-top-5%. The idea that this super minority class of human beings can dictate reality to 95% of humanity is OUR first ideological wall to breach. The PTB have created a mindset among the public that these obvious good-solutions are doomed because… “that will never happen”. If “management” says “Oh, we just can’t do that” and the “employees” say “that will never happen”. It will never happen. However, they are NOT management. We are NOT employees. This is, by their own propaganda, a “democracy” of public consent. WE DO have right & own the whole thing. THEY are supposed to do the bidding of humanity, that’s why they are ALLOWED authority. We have the right, we have the mass, of authority making consent and can withdraw that consent with wet signature finality. The most important thing here is we have no other option. They, any leader class, has proven themselves permanently deadly and dysfunctional within capitalist authoritarian culture that now prevails on Earth. We are self-ruled through what we think is real and possible. A spine fortifying epiphany that needs to happen, sooner than later.

judith
judith
Mar 31, 2026 9:23 PM
Reply to  sandy

“a spine fortifying epiphany”. I love it.

fillylilly
fillylilly
Mar 30, 2026 8:17 PM

O.G. and all its authors have promoted most of the indie lot with which Hrvoje has fallen out with, and most of the indie lot have all promoted O.G.
I found you via them.

Seems like a “pissing contest.”

I won’t be told who I can watch ; you’re acting like MSM.
Can’t you do the amicable thing and call each other to discuss it rather than try to get members of the audience to pick sides by defaming each other?

LemonSole
LemonSole
Mar 30, 2026 9:23 PM
Reply to  fillylilly

What awesome levels of introspective narcissism it must require to turn this entire 10,000 word article about geopolitics and media by a man you don’t even know into some sort of attempt to control what telly you watch.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 30, 2026 11:43 PM
Reply to  LemonSole

That made me laugh, though I do dislike to see any kind of sniping.

Stooge
Stooge
Mar 31, 2026 4:07 AM
Reply to  LemonSole

Oh contrare, there are huge sections concerned with bad-mouthing alternative publications and their writers and publishers.

fillylilly
fillylilly
Mar 31, 2026 5:03 PM
Reply to  LemonSole

Dear Off Guardian
I have changed my email.
Fillylilly

fillylilly
fillylilly
Mar 31, 2026 5:08 PM
Reply to  LemonSole

Unlike you lemonsour, I wont be rude.

The comment clearly explained that being alternative and different means
being professional and not airing your linen in public so readers start getting paranoid that everyone is shill.

BrieCheese
BrieCheese
Mar 30, 2026 9:27 PM
Reply to  fillylilly

What is the point of not being like MSM media when you’re just going to act like them?? So much for listening to one another and discussing a variety of viewpoints to find a solution….

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 30, 2026 11:43 PM
Reply to  fillylilly

In fairness did you comment on the articles Hrvoje quotes where he was persistently defamed, and did you tell them they were “acting like the MSM”? If not are you not being rather one-sided?

fillylilly
fillylilly
Mar 31, 2026 5:11 PM
Reply to  Hannah

You understand the point made Hannah.
“acting like the MSM”?
is the issue.

Professionalism is what is needed.
O.G. and all its authors have promoted most of the indie lot with which Hrvoje has fallen out with, and most of the indie lot have all promoted O.G.
I found this site via them and they held you all in high-esteem.

Hannah
Hannah
Mar 31, 2026 6:46 PM
Reply to  fillylilly

Firstly, I need to be clear I don’t work for OG and am not affiliated with them in any way. I’m just a private person, so please don’t assume I’m speaking for them.

I did understand your point of course, and I don’t entirely disagree, but it seems to me that in order to be truly fair it should apply to both sides.

According to the citations made by Hvroje he has been fairly comprehensively slandered and misrepresented by certain people and publications, and he is simply responding in this article. So if he is guilty of “acting like the MSM”, then surely they are too?

I’m sorry but that was my only point. I don’t work for OG and have no idea about any internal politics. Fwiw I have read some fairly slanderous public attacks on them from some people, including one mentioned in your article, but I don’t want to get into a back and forth there as it’s really not my place!

fillylilly
fillylilly
Apr 1, 2026 9:26 PM
Reply to  Hannah

It creates a culture of not trusting any one.

fillylilly
fillylilly
Apr 1, 2026 9:26 PM
Reply to  Hannah

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Dear Off Guardian
I have changed my email.
Fillylilly