Tag: Energy

Iran – From MOU to War Part 3 (of a 3 Part Series)

The story continues from Part 2 5 Stealing Iran’s money We Outright Grabbed the Wallets’: Bessent Boasts $1BN In Iran State Crypto Seized to Date Washington’s economic war on Iran and its ‘shadow’ banking network continues, as on Friday Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the US has seized $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrency assets. The billion-dollar […]

Iran & the Grand Chessboard

Background Zbigniew Brzezinski, a grand master of US imperial strategy in the Cold War, put forward some of the most insightful analysis for us to understand America’s war on Iran. In his 1997 book The Grand Chessboard, Brzezinski identified Iran as one of the “critically important geopolitical pivots” in what he called the “Eurasian Balkans”—a region […]

Russia’s Strategic Patience Ends Part 1 (of a 2 Part series)

1 Europe’s Position 2 Energy Infrastructure Wars 3 NATO Takes the Lead 4 Putin’s “Strategic Patience” is nearly over 5 Why doesn’t Russia “attack Europe” in response? 6 Geopolitical Pivots 7 Russia & Israel – Warfare Comparisons Our last article on Russia was “A US Defeat leads to a global Reset”, dated 5th October. We […]

AI or the Physical Economy – Which is Better for Humanity Part 2 (of a 2 Part Economy)

The story continues from Part 1. Back to China…… 3 Comparison between the World’s Two Largest Economies  A thermodynamic audit of China vs. the US and measuring civilizational rank in the 21st Century There are many ways to compare size of economies. The most common method is the nominal GDP, based on exchange rates of […]

The Calm Before the Storm Part 2 (of a 2 Part Series)

Quantitative Madness Here is where it began to go really bad. The largest Wall Street banks such as JP Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup or in London HSBC or Barclays, lent billions to their major corporate clients. The borrowers in turn used the liquidity, not to invest in new manufacturing or mining technology, but rather […]

Trump Begs for a Ceasefire – Surrenders and More Part 2 (of a 3 Part Series)

4 The Ceasefire What was agreed by Iran on 7 April is not a ceasefire per se, but rather a brief cessation in military actions in order to provide the space in which to test whether meaningful political discussion with the US is possible or not. The US however, has accepted Iran’s National Security Council’s 10-point framework […]

Rockefeller – Change of Strategy under Trump Part 1 (of a 3 Part Series)

1 London’s Hatred of Trump 2 The Rockefeller’s “fortress America “game plan 3 The Ukraine Project 4 The Riyadh Peace Talks 5 The EU 6 American Expansionism 7 The Zionist Project 8 Saudi Arabia & the Abrahamic Accords 9 The Domestic Front Background David Rockefeller Jnr initiated the Covid lockdown in February 2020. This was […]

The Geopolitics of Lebanon Part 2 (of a 2 Part Series)

The story continues from Part 1 – – – During the first day of the war the Israeli Air Force, artillery and navy conducted more than 100 attacks mainly against Hezbollah bases in south Lebanon, among them the regional headquarters. Attacks from land, sea and air continued in the following days. Among the targets hit […]

The West versus Eurasian Integration Part 2 (of a 2 Part Series)

Below are some quotes from the book, THE GRAND CHESSBOARD by Zbigniew Brzezinski.    He was a Rockefeller geopolitical analyst/advisor to David Rockefeller, who made him the first head of his newly-formed Trilateral Commission in 1973. He became the National Security Advisor to Carter-the most important job in Washington since the 1970s, and, who are […]

Russia/Putin & the West Part 1 (of a 2 Part series)

Background (1991-Present) The fall of the Soviet Union marked the beginning of a highly dangerous new phase of American aggression against a severely weakened Russia. For the Rockefeller Empire, it represented a golden opportunity to destroy their former adversary, Russia, as a functioning agent. If they could succeed in destroying Russia, they believed they could […]

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