Gold Goats 'n Guns Podcast

Xoaquin Flores, a geopolitical analyst and commentator on U.S. foreign policy, returns to dive deep into Trump's strategic maneuvers in Venezuela and Iran. They analyze how Trump's behavior signals larger geopolitical agendas, particularly his ties with strongmen in foreign nations. The duo explores the complexities of Iran's internal factions and stresses the U.S. strategy of de-escalation amid regional chaos. Additionally, they touch on the implications of Greenland for North American security and examine how shifting power dynamics affect contemporary conflicts.

Tommy Carrigan, a resilient podcaster and commentator known for surviving severe platform censorship, shares his remarkable journey. He discusses the importance of persistence when facing bans and the need to maintain a daily routine. The duo explores the value of scientific thinking in media and societal resilience. With insights on reindustrialization as a path forward and the moral duty to speak out, Tommy emphasizes America's unique civilizational role. His story serves as a rallying call for truth-telling and community-driven strategies.

Vince Lanci, a seasoned trader and writer focused on metals and energy markets, dives into the intricate world of silver and oil. He highlights how the recent rally in silver signals broader geopolitical shifts involving China and Venezuela. Lanci discusses the implications of U.S. refiners pulling silver from Latin America and China’s export restrictions. With a keen eye on military strategy, he connects the rising importance of Venezuelan oil to U.S. ambitions in the region, while critiquing libertarian passivity in the face of these changes.

Join former U.S. Brigadier General Blaine Holt, a media commentator with extensive military expertise, as he unpacks the intricate Venezuelan extraction operation against Nicolás Maduro. He discusses the operation's tactical execution and its far-reaching implications for global powers like Russia and China. Holt explores the balance of geopolitical motives, linking Venezuela's resources to shifting oil markets. With insights on NATO, Turkey's regional influence, and the evolving financial landscape, this conversation promises a riveting look into modern strategy.

Brent Johnson, CEO of Santiago Capital, returns to share his insightful views on stablecoins and the interplay of geopolitics and capital markets. He revisits his skepticism around stablecoins, revealing how the Genesis Act reshaped his perspective. Brent argues that the U.S. aims to solidify its control over global finance while also debating the implications of dollar-backed stablecoins on foreign sovereignty. As he assesses the future landscape, he highlights the critical role of U.S. intelligence and why political forces are increasingly dictating market outcomes.

In this discussion, trader and writer Vince Lanci dives into the evolving landscape of global finance. He explores how recent bond moves between the U.S., China, and Russia are reshaping economic coordination. Lanci argues that gold trading fosters trust among major powers, potentially sidelining financial hubs like London. He also discusses the implications of a possible gold-backed U.S. Treasury as a strategy to maintain reserve status. The conversation touches on Europe's financial challenges and the historic patterns influencing current geopolitics.

Richard Poe, an author and investigative journalist known for his work on historical intelligence operations, dives into Britain's covert role in the Bolshevik Revolution. He discusses how Britain orchestrated instability in Russia prior to 1917 and coordinated revolutionary efforts from London. Poe reveals Churchill's anti-Jewish propaganda as a strategic move to deflect blame and compares historical British tactics to modern influence operations. His insights offer a compelling view of the past's shadows in today's geopolitical landscape.

Bob Iaccino, co-host of the Futures Edge Podcast and market analyst, brings his insights on politics and economics. He dives into the effects of Trump's leadership style likening him to a mob boss, and explores how welfare narratives influence policy. The discussion shifts to inflation, tariffs, and the impact of AI on jobs and monetary policy. Iaccino also shares his family's immigrant success story while emphasizing cultural pride, community action, and the need for local solutions to societal issues.

Halsey English, a geopolitical commentator and analyst, joins the discussion to unravel Trump's Middle East strategy and the dynamics of the Grand Bargain. They explore how the Trump-Gaza deal initiated a regional shift, diminishing European influence. Halsey elaborates on Trump's unique tactics, including his controversial use of conspiracy theories to realign power. They also delve into the implications of changing trade alliances, energy dynamics, and the evolving roles of regional players like Iran and Qatar, making for a riveting geopolitical analysis.

Adam Curry, known as the 'Podfather' and co-host of the No Agenda Show, explores fascinating topics like the power of online communities and the synthetic nature of modern conversation. He discusses his unique 'North Sea Nexus' perspective and the crowd-sourced reporting model that fuels No Agenda. The conversation touches on personal experiences with royalty, the evolution of money from gold to Bitcoin, and the detrimental effects of digital addiction. With insights into shifting power dynamics and the importance of authentic relationships, this chat is both enlightening and engaging.