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Search complete. 15 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Stratfor".

Sep 29, 2026

Matt SpeerHOST
34:37
Here's a perfect example.
Matt SpeerHOST
34:39
Uh, Leroy and I are gonna talk about Stratfor.
Matt SpeerHOST
34:41
It's a site that we, we both consume at a rapid rate.
LeroyHOST
34:44
I do.

46 MINS LATER

LeroyHOST
81:13
[laughs]
Matt SpeerHOST
81:13
We need it, a little chicken.
Matt SpeerHOST
81:15
Um, Stratfor bought by Rain.
Matt SpeerHOST
81:19
You wanna talk about this? 'Cause this is a big one for me.
William RamseyHOST
10:17
Yeah, it's
Neil SandersGUEST
10:17
kind of like Stratfor, something like that, basically.
Neil SandersGUEST
10:20
Now, this means that basically it can't be deployed without the say-so of certain members of the British government and British intelligence.
Neil SandersGUEST
10:27
and that basically its communication tactics or its methodology is considered a weapon of the British government.
Mick RavenHOST
39:55
It's the same with Iran.
Mick RavenHOST
39:57
Iran has got the Stratfor laws, and they're holding it over Donald Trump's head because they control what happens in that area.
Mick RavenHOST
40:04
Trump would have to go in and declare it, like he has, um, probably as a joke, as an American territory.
Mick RavenHOST
40:10
And I have stated that he w- that he may put boots on the ground.
Matt SpeerHOST
95:20
Yeah, this is why all sides is fantastic.
Matt SpeerHOST
95:22
Stratfor is a very good, I've got a couple of sites I'll send you to that will help you
LeroyHOST
95:28
with that.
LeroyHOST
95:28
And you obviously have wonderful sources, but Stratfor is really big in the Intel community and it's used by a lot.
Matt SpeerHOST
95:35
But all sides is a very good balance because it provides the bullshit on the left, the bullshit on the right, and the bullshit in the middle.
Matt SpeerHOST
95:41
And it lets you go ahead and compare and contrast all three articles and
Iain BurnsHOST
10:50
Canada's popping up everywhere in geopolitical chats.
Iain BurnsHOST
10:53
I don't know if you've noticed that, but, like, Stratfor and all these sort of hardcore geopolitics nodes, they're very interested in Canada all of a sudden, and I'm wondering if that also comes with, um, some potential downfalls.
Iain BurnsHOST
11:08
For example, I mean, the obvious thing would be how e- how easy is it to target our energy infrastructure? Because our adversaries, China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, et cetera, they're very good at hacking, or at least they're very willing to do it.
Iain BurnsHOST
11:24
We're gonna go all in on electrification.
Michelle StirlingGUEST
55:03
Peter Zahn is a geopolitical strategist.
Michelle StirlingGUEST
55:08
He worked with Stratfor for a long time.
Michelle StirlingGUEST
55:12
And he's got lots of videos, too, if you don't want to buy the book.
Michelle StirlingGUEST
55:14
But it does give a sense.

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