You're Invited: Know Your Enemies, But Also Know Your True Friends and Allies

The Midweek Update - Trump Makes Imperial Heads Explode Over Riyadh Summit - February 19, 2025

The establishment broadcast their shock at the U.S./Russia meeting in Riyadh on Wednesday, with a New York Times headline that read: "U.S. and Russia Pursue Partnership in a Head-Spinning Shift in Relations."

President Trump: We Could Cut the Defense Budget In Half

In remarks from the Oval Office on February 13th, President Trump raised the possibility that the military budgets of the United States, along with those of Russia and China, might be cut in half.

The Current Geopolitical Landscape

As we witness our so-called allies—the British, Dutch, French, and other European nations—mobilize in what appears to be a hysterical defense of their puppet dictator Zelenskyy and against President Trump's efforts to establish peace and prosperity, it's crucial to understand the historical context of our current geopolitical situation.

The British Empire: Our Enduring Adversary

Throughout our history, the British Empire has consistently emerged as our primary antagonist. This empire, born from the powerful British and Dutch East India Companies, has played a dominant role in shaping global politics and economics for centuries.

Our True Allies: Russia, China, and India

Despite the differences that may exist between our nations, it's important to recognize that our true friends and allies on the world stage are Russia, China, and India. Let's explore the historical basis for these alliances:

Russia helped save the United States from the British twice, during our Revolution and the Civil War, and was our best ally against the Nazis in World War II.
The British tried to enslave us as they had done to India, the crown jewel of their Empire.
They also waged two Opium Wars against China to force the Chinese to addict their own population.
The British assassinated Tsar Paul I of Russia when he deployed Russian troops to liberate India!

The Four Power Alliance

In today's geopolitical landscape, a Four Power alliance between the US, Russia, China, and India is not just beneficial—it's necessary. This alliance could deal the final blow to the Anglo-Dutch liberal empire and pave the way for a more equitable global economic system.