Podcast - Geopolitics & Empire

Gilbert Doctorow provides a critical assessment of current global conflicts critiquing the cautious military strategies of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, arguing that their failure to enforce “red lines” has undermined their international deterrence. Doctorow also examines the presidency of Donald Trump, suggesting his Realpolitik approach and “war of aggression” in Iran may paradoxically lead [...] The post Gilbert Doctorow: Pressure on Putin, Iran Shock, Chinese Cowardice, & Death of NATO? first appeared on Geopolitics & Empire.

Riley Waggaman discusses his recent expulsion from Russia after his partner was interrogated by the FSB and handed a 25-year entry ban for unspecified national security reasons. The discussion critiques both West and East, arguing that the same Davos globalist technocracy is present in the BRICS nations through initiatives like CBDCs and carbon markets. Waggaman [...] The post Riley Waggaman: Kicked Out of Russia for Realizing Multipolar BRICS is WEF Carbon Copy? first appeared on Geopolitics & Empire.

Author of the newly published dystopian science fiction novel Project Nimrod Aaron J. Smith discusses his work envisioning a future two-tiered “Viveka” world and society defined by technological integration, transhumanism, and surveillance based on the trajectory of our current reality. Smith touches on various subjects including how modern conveniences like wearables and AI chatbots act as [...] The post Aaron J. Smith: Project Nimrod, Viveka, & Resisting Integration first appeared on Geopolitics & Empire.

On their latest biweekly roundtable, the Cognitive Dissidents find that losing is winning in Iran for the technocracy’s long-term plan, the energy shock of the Iran War isn’t just about oil and gas but also about fertilizer and food with fears creating shortages before actual scarcity hits, and new lows in insider trading as hundreds [...] The post Cognitive Dissidents: Losing is Winning in Iran, Fertilizer & Food Fears, & Trading the TACO Tweet first appeared on Geopolitics & Empire.

Iurie Roșca discusses the deceptive nature of modern geopolitics, arguing that both East and West are controlled by the same globalist interests, suggesting that the apparent conflict between them is a distraction. He specifically critiques the multipolarity movement, claiming that entities like the Eurasian Union are merely carbon copies of the European Union’s technocratic model. The conversation highlights [...] The post Iurie Roșca: The Ugly Truth of Multipolarity & Cost of Dissidence first appeared on Geopolitics & Empire.