Conversations Among The Ruins

Evidence of Ukrainian involvement in the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack is building. How involved was the CIA? How will Russia respond? Are the United States and its NATO allies capable of engaging in diplomacy?

Is the US economy strong or weak? Do national debt and budget deficits actually matter? Are we headed towards out of control inflation?

What happened at the Crocus City Hall in Moscow? Who is behind this attack and why? Was the United States passively involved?

Will the United States escalate the war in Ukraine? Will Israel get a wider regional war? What are the available off ramps available to prevent WWIII and nuclear annihilation?

Peter Nathaniel Erickson, a hermit and cultural commentator, shares his unique insights on Israel's precarious position in global politics. He delves into the declining support for Israel and the motivations behind U.S. political stances, including Biden's refusal for a ceasefire. The conversation explores the rise of Christian Zionism and its disconnect from traditional beliefs, while examining the shifting dynamics within American Jewish communities. The discussion further highlights the intricate relationship between the U.S. and Israel amid an evolving geopolitical landscape.

Why is the United States looking to ban TikTok? Are there valid national security concerns or is something else at play?

What are the consequences of ESG policies in the collective West? Will the world abandon the Western financial system? Can the US and Europe save themselves from catastrophe or is a revolution inevitable?

The Western narrative on the Ukraine war is shifting. Is this signaling that the US will walk away from the Ukraine Project? Has the US military industrial complex been exposed from this conflict?

Welcome to our first podcast episode ever! Join my father and I as we dive into geopolitical discussions inspired by The Duran podcast. In this episode we talk about who Putin really wants in the White House, a brief history of America's anti-Russian stance and a comparison of the military might of Russia and the United States.