KunstlerCast - Conversations: Converging Catastrophes of the 21st Century
KunstlerCast 420 — Tom Luongo of Gold, Goats and Guns, Talkin' Europe, Russia, and America in a Dangerous Year
Mar 8, 2025
Tom Luongo, a former research chemist and anarcho-libertarian, dives into the complex web of global geopolitics. He discusses America's historical ties with Britain and questions their authenticity. Luongo also examines Britain's post-WWI economic strategies and their effects on modern politics. Key insights include Russia's historical resilience and the pressing need for fostering friendly relations. Additionally, he tackles Europe’s geopolitical challenges, immigration issues, and the pervasive corruption in global leadership, urging deeper analysis of power dynamics.
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- The historical transformation of U.S.-British relations from antagonism to alliance challenges the prevailing narrative of a seamless partnership post-World War II.
- Currency arbitrage and central banking practices play a pivotal role in shaping international financial dynamics, influencing economic power across nations.
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The Complex History of US-Britain Relations
The relationship between the United States and Great Britain has evolved dramatically over time, shifting from animosity to alliance. Initially, Britain was perceived as America's greatest enemy for the first 150 years of U.S. history, a stark contrast to the narrative of them being the greatest ally post-World War II. This transformation raises questions about the true nature of their partnership and whether it was merely a marketing strategy. The discussion highlights how contemporary understanding of history may need reframing to accommodate these complexities.
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