He who sits in the heavens laughs. ~ Psalm 2:4 This describes God’s perspective on the futile plots and rebellions of nations and earthly rulers against His authority. “God’s laughter, in this context, is not a joyful sound, but…
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It’s not normal for the world to simply have a unipolar power. That was an anomaly. It was the product of the end of the Cold War. But eventually you were going to reach back to a point where you had a multipolar world with great powers in different parts of the planet…. So now more than ever, we need to remember that foreign policy should always be about furthering the national interest of the United States and doing so to the extent possible avoiding war and armed conflict which we have seen two times in the last century be very costly. They’re celebrating the 80th anniversary this year of the end of the Second World War. If you look at the scale and scope of destruction and loss of life that occurred it it would be far worse if we had a global conflict now and may end life on the planet.
We recently heard Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently refer to the end of the “unipolar order,” which is a term popularized in 1989 by pundit Charles Krauthammer. In his State of the Union Address speech in 1991, President George H.W. Bush began to speak of a New World Order (NWO) after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Bush spoke of the end of the Cold War, which was a long era of division between the communist world and the West (or the “free world”). This is sometimes referred to as the bipolar world order.
Read morePresident Donald Trump recently posted on Truth Social that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has continually refused to negotiate an end to the conflict with Russia calling him a “dictator without elections.”
This brought a backlash from the legacy media, including many politicians, even some in Trump’s own party, and spurred numerous posts on social media.
Is Zelenskyy really a dictator?
Or is he the heroic Churchillian figure he is made out to be?
Who is Volodymyr Zelenskyy?
I heard about a couple of interesting developments recently concerning the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which are things I have said would happen in my articles and videos. WION TV graphic showing that 53% of Ukraine's mineral res…
Read more“The Big Multigenerational Psychological Cycle” is an exercise in the transactional analysis of the wealth of nations. There are five stages. Stage 1: People and their countries are poor and they think of themselves as poor. Stage 2: People and…
Read moreA theme of Dalio’s book is the fact that all the obvious signs of the end of the Big Cycle are often missed by the people who live through it. This is simply because they were not alive at the…
Read moreThe times ahead will be radically different from those we’ve experienced in our lifetimes, though similar to many times in history. ~ Ray Dalio Ray Dalio was born on August 8, 1949. He is a self-made billionaire investor, hedge fund…
Read moreTucker’s Sergei Lavrov Interview: What does Russia want? Click play to connect to youtube If you listen only to Western legacy media, you probably think that the Russia-Ukraine conflict is nothing more than a big land grab by Vladimir…
Read moreRussia-Ukraine Conflict Was Provoked Click play to connect to youtube In the early days of the Russian-Ukraine war of 2022, the legacy media made it obligatory to include in any news presentation, the phrases, Vladimir Putin’s unprov…
Read moreHow do we describe the current shift in American and geopolitics?
The problem with terms is that they mean different things in different contexts. In Russia, the communists are right wing. In America, they are on the extreme left. Libertarianism is extreme right wing, but extreme left wing at the same time. Those terms are meaningless because they shift over place and time. The most helpful paradigm is that the political realignment is no longer horizontal — left vs. right — but vertical — populace vs. the elites. That is now a worldwide phenomenon by the way.
I’m excited about Trump’s foreign policy. He’s right more than 50 percent of the time, but he was forced to compromise with the neocons in his first term. The plus is that he was ALWAYS against foreign wars. He was against Iraq and Afghanistan when most Republicans believed we were fighting an existential threat in radical Islam. Most Republicans in Washington still believe that, but a few are waking up.
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