Sep 18, 2026 · 30 min · 15 segments
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It's built itself economically through the reforms that started in the very late 70s and early 80s, expanding outward while the United States was expanding the war machine.

It hasn't engaged in insane money printing and debt spending to the extent that the U.S. does per capita.

It is a theft apparatus in every country that there is a central bank, and they engage in debt spending.

But they're doing it to a degree that's less severe than the United States because it isn't capstoned by this giant U.S. military endeavor that the United States is doing.


It's kind of been that way for at least 30 years especially and longer than that from the United States perspective.

does the war machine march and it takes propaganda to get americans to buy into that and that's all americans have been served forever but thankfully you do have voices like sex and the corporate media's diminishment in the culture in general that we can see some of these things for what they are now
like electric vehicles like renewable energy and so forth and so uh Trump doesn't have the upper hand.
We already saw that in the meeting that took place in Beijing a few months ago.
The main reality to Donald Trump, including the reality that the United States has to stop meddling in Taiwan, because that's an internal Chinese matter.
And Trump actually said as much when he left that meeting in Beijing.
He had been lectured to for two days.
And he said basically that, that maybe sending arms to Taiwan wasn't such a good idea.
The U.S. doesn't have any dominance over China, any leverage over China.
Of course, China can't defeat the U.S., and the U.S. can't defeat China.
And so we should behave, calm down, stop these unilateral wars, and end this delusion of unipolar power, which was never true, but is completely off base now.

It's built itself economically through the reforms that started in the very late 70s and early 80s, expanding outward while the United States was expanding the war machine.

It hasn't engaged in insane money printing and debt spending to the extent that the U.S. does per capita.

It is a theft apparatus in every country that there is a central bank, and they engage in debt spending.

But they're doing it to a degree that's less severe than the United States because it isn't capstoned by this giant U.S. military endeavor that the United States is doing.


It's kind of been that way for at least 30 years especially and longer than that from the United States perspective.

does the war machine march and it takes propaganda to get americans to buy into that and that's all americans have been served forever but thankfully you do have voices like sex and the corporate media's diminishment in the culture in general that we can see some of these things for what they are now
like electric vehicles like renewable energy and so forth and so uh Trump doesn't have the upper hand.
We already saw that in the meeting that took place in Beijing a few months ago.
The main reality to Donald Trump, including the reality that the United States has to stop meddling in Taiwan, because that's an internal Chinese matter.
And Trump actually said as much when he left that meeting in Beijing.
He had been lectured to for two days.
And he said basically that, that maybe sending arms to Taiwan wasn't such a good idea.
The U.S. doesn't have any dominance over China, any leverage over China.
Of course, China can't defeat the U.S., and the U.S. can't defeat China.
And so we should behave, calm down, stop these unilateral wars, and end this delusion of unipolar power, which was never true, but is completely off base now.
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