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The contrast between the leadership in Russia and Germany cannot be more stark. In this podcast, I compare the two and discuss the underlying causes of this difference.

This podcast is about the belligerent yet incompetent "leaders" in the west. I discuss 1. what their M.O. are, 2. how to counter them, and 3. what the foreseeable escalations are.

Recently, there have been chatters on a EU Superfund that skim the pension funds of member states to fund two sets of EU-wide political projects: a. EU army, and b. Energy. In this podcast, I discuss the details and implications of this move.

In a previous podcast, I suggested two triggers that would lead the world to de-dollarize. In the weeks since I posted it, both became reality. In this podcast, I discuss the actions that countries are taking, the potential solution to establish an altern

After viewing a panel on recent events with Prof John Mearsheimer & Mr Ray McGovern, I venture to discuss and understand the interactivity between realists and ideologues in the US / West.

The West may face a Cultural Revolution (CR)within their societies. In this podcast, I discuss the symptoms and background of the West's CR and lay out what I perceive to be the things to come.

We're witnessing the "Great" Decoupling taking place right in front of our eyes. In many ways, it is a "Reset" with profound consequences.

Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is exposed to two destabilizing factors that could lead it down a path of instability: a. EU leaders recklessly send weapons, mercenaries, and "volunteers" to the region to engage in armed conflict. b. Huge influx of refug

In this podcast, I discuss the potent rapprochement between China and India. This is in the context of a. the central bank of a sovereign nation and major economic power was sanctioned and its assets seized, b. the US threat to sanction India.

Recent European escalations w.r.t. the conflict in Eastern Europe echoes a long line of irrational energy, economic, and foreign policies in Europe led by emotions. In this podcast, I discuss how and why this has come about.

The US just sanctioned the Russian Central Bank. This ought to be a chilling lesson to leaders of sovereign nations who aren't US client states.

In this podcast, I discuss Europe's worsening energy crisis in three subsections: cause, status, and resolution.