From the New World Lomez: Inside the Regime Change
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Feb 10, 2025 
Jonathan Kieperman, known as Lomez, is the founder of Passage Press, a publishing house focused on cultural and political discourse. He discusses the strategic maneuvers of the right against leftist power, revealing the complexities of government reform and the ongoing ideological clash. The conversation delves into the political landscape post-COVID, scrutinizing USAID and the nuances of wokeness. Kieperman also explores the influence of neoconservatism and the ethical dilemmas posed by advanced technology, advocating for empathy in navigating political narratives.
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Trump's Ideological Drivers
- Two ideological models drive Trump's actions: classic libertarianism and a belief that the federal government serves a leftist agenda.
- These models overlap, making it hard to discern which one prevails, though both may operate simultaneously.
COVID Origins and USAID Funding
- Jonathan Kieperman believes COVID likely originated from lab research funded by the EcoHealth Alliance, potentially through USAID.
- While agnostic on the precise origin, he emphasizes the importance of investigating USAID's role in the pandemic response and its impact on freedoms.
Political Value of Truth and Reconciliation
- Jonathan and Brian discuss how uncovering the truth about COVID, social media censorship, and the politicization of institutions could be politically advantageous for Trump.
- Exposing these "fundamental myths" might shift public opinion and strengthen his base, offering a way to maintain momentum and avoid typical electoral whiplash.
