So, here we are where two major power blocs, the West lead by America, and the Global South with China, Russia and others (including a desperately unsure India) are gearing up to face each other.

This multi-polarity may actually force a new world into being. Or it may lead to war, which the American military industrial complex is always in favour of.

This will indeed be a war to end all wars.

Alternatively, increased military spending at the expense of civic society (especially in Europe) will inevitably lead to societal collapse.

The CIA apparently thinks so. 2030 is the date it begins, they say.

Now why would the CIA be talking about something like this as an inevitability?

After all, CIA was set up to protect the status quo.

So, what’s it really about?

It’s not what it seems.

2030 is also the date for the Agenda.

The collapse, if it happens, will present the elites with an opportunity.

It’s a win win whatever happens when you think you’re gods.

More relevantly, they are all opportunists.

They think, they’ll be able to use the collapse to create a new societal order where we are rendered completely stakeless, stateless, and lacking basic human rights.

Globalism is of huge benefit to the Western elites, not just economically but also politically. It’s the Holy Grail of total power. Within it lies the promise of a thousand-year empire that they thought they had created but soon found out it was not.

After dominoes, this is the final roll of the heavily loaded dice by them.

We need to decide what future we want. Not just for ourselves but for all those who will come after us but will be a part of us. And we will be a part of them.

One final question to consider?

If we, the USA and Western Europe, are the good guys, then why are we spending two trillion dollars on the military intelligence complex in a world we largely control?

What do you think?

Have you seen the film Snowpiercer? If you haven’t, the basic premise is that in a climate collapsed world, the survivors are on a train that continuously rides through the snow and ice. It’s like a lifeboat in a dead sea.

Yet gradually it becomes clear that all is not what it seems on the train. The inequality that was prevalent before the collapse has been transplanted onto the train and while the chosen elite live in luxury, the poorest are exploited, repressed and killed without even knowing the system they are a part of.

Sound familiar?

This is America.

Instead of Snowpiercer, we have the very real Money Train that goes round and round without a destination in sight because its only objective is to distribute the money taken from ordinary American people, and people around the world, and give it to the elite.

That is the system and while everything is collapsing around the country, the elite are getting richer and richer.

You think our vision is apocryphal?

Have a listen. Look around you and then say so.

The best analogy for the surreal world we in America and Britain are in, is this.

It is 2008 and the financial crash has happened.

The elite are having dinner at the most expensive restaurant in the world with an exclusive group of their kind. They order copious amounts of Taste Of Diamonds champagne, Romanee-Conti Grand Grand Cru wine while each of them is waited on by an unlimited team of minions who will not only present their 1000 course tasting menu one by one over the course of as many days as they choose for their feast, but will actually put it into your mouth.

While they're deciding which delicacy to eat next, they experience laser light shows, sensual massages, virtual reality showing them the world as they imagine it, and projection mapping of them as masters of the universe to help enhance their experience but when it comes to paying the bill they throw their hands up in the air and say they are broke

The maître d' instead of beating them and their elite friends to a bloody pulp and then forcing them all into washing the dishes forever with their bare hands, actually gives them the money to pay for the meal including a large bit on top so they can get a limo home.

And to pay for it, he lays off half his staff.

Because the restaurant was only ever open for them.

And he needs them back.

And here's where it gets totally other-worldly.

YOU are the meal they have been eating.

Do we need say more? Have a listen on how you became food for our self-appointed gods.

Is America the best of Western Civilisation or its worst?

There are two ways to look at it when deciding.

If you base it on economic and political power, then it is. If you base the judgment on civic and social values, it is not. In fact, it is below even so-called developing countries.

We believe the whole point of a nation state is that all its citizens are treated equally by a representative government whose main objective should be to look after its people and their well being.

America singularly does not do this and is in fact an undemocratic plutocracy.

America does not have the sectional deep state swamp that its shielded accusers sometimes say it has.

The whole country is a swamp.

An out-of-control oligarchy. An elite without any decency, moral or social values, prevalent throughout its short history, that thinks it is untouchable. Think Caligula, think Epstein. Think Crassus, think Trump. Think Coliseum, think Reality TV, Marvel and DC Universe. Think Rome burning, think America as an inescapable mire into which everything is sinking.

Let us know what you think.

One of the great unasked questions of American politics and society is whom does the president represent and work for?

More important is the fact that as the holder of the only political office which all the American people vote for, (of course, even this is not true because in reality it is the Electoral College, an obvious barrier to the popular vote that decides) the answer about the president should be obvious.

The question in 2025, in the midst of Donald Trump’s second term is even more relevant because he lays bare all the contradictions of the presidency, and the American political system, in a manner never done before.

As we have noted in Excluded Part 5, the American political system is neither under the control of the American people or works for their benefit even in a minor way.

Again, as we have pointed out in Excluded Part1, this is its default position because it was systematically founded by the elite to work for, and on behalf of, the elite.

So, it is important to continue with the illusion of democracy, and the hopes of the American electorate, that the president represents them.

Unfortunately, for them as Trump is proving and American presidents have confirmed to the people, with occasional short-term exception, that the president in Joe Biden’s immortal self-incriminating sentence, ‘I do not work for you.’

This is the story of how the American presidency was set up to work, and how it has largely worked, in USA history.

Ref: Jill Lepore - These Truths (A History of the United States) W W Norton & Company 2018

A paradox of capitalism, especially how it works both in practice and rewards, is that it is the antithesis of democracy.

Therefore, in America, where capitalism parades in its most naked form, it has always had a strained relationship with democracy both in terms of what it actually means and how it is practiced in reality.

Understandably, one of the fundamental fears the elite in America have always had, as revealed by the Founding Fathers and those who were against FDR, is loss of control of the system that gives them power and wealth.

This is the story of how they regained control.

What happens to a a people when the identity of a country is so inextricably linked to one group - a small white Anglo-Saxon elite - so that all others are excluded from sharing it? You get a country without a shared identity. No one group has been more marginalised or denied shared identity, or been forced to have one imposed on it than African American people. There are two paths to deal with it. Accept and quietly go on or begin the painful and highly confrontational process of trying to establish your own identity. No one symbolises this struggle more forcefully or better than Malcolm X. So, this podcast is his story but it is much more. It is also the story of poor white people in America who while sharing the white elite identity have been denied their role and economic rewards by a greedy and autocratic elite who have uised them for their controlling narrative as Maga today proves. We also look at the the hierachy of colour and the role it played in your given identity as an American. This explains the dysfunctional and fractured America we see today and what future is possible gievn this dna of the nation.

What was the objective of the American Civil War? Look at the results. It creates one country, one identity, one system. What is this system? Aggressive capitalism. This basically imposes the corporate mindset nto the whole society so that all aspects of American life are financialised. The results are all around us today. But the seeds were sown in England in the 16thCentury Elizabethan England.