Manipulation and Control in Geopolitics

This chapter examines the intricate dynamics of conflict in Palestine and broader geopolitical issues, highlighting the role of external influences and agent provocateurs in shaping public perception and orchestrating unrest. It critiques U.S. military interventions and the complexities of the Iran nuclear deal, arguing that perceived threats are often politically crafted narratives. Additionally, the chapter addresses the plight of Afghan interpreters amid U.S. withdrawal, emphasizing the consequences of shortsighted geopolitical strategies that prioritize the military-industrial complex over humanitarian stability.