He reads English-language slogans in Nepal as evidence that protests were performed for Washington rather than for the local population.
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He reads English-language slogans in Nepal as evidence that protests were performed for Washington rather than for the local population.
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Wall Street backs the current elite and Silicon Valley backs the counter-elite, making control of Washington a financial fight between status quo and revolution.
He distinguishes Washington’s revered restraint from Hamilton’s founding vision: Washington could have become king but retired, while Hamilton supplied the imperial-industrial blueprint.
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"...paying them to do this. You understand? It's being funded by Washington. And Washington's like, okay, well, I'll pay you this much. This amount..."
"They're doing it for Washington. They're not doing it for their own country. They're doing it for their masters in Washington. All right? Does..."
"This is the Peter Turchin idea. And he argues that what leads to the election is the election. What leads to civil war is..."
"...there's a very good reason. Because if you're able to control Washington, D.C. You're able to control the economy. If you're able to control..."
"...not possibly have defeated the British. Okay? But what made George Washington so esteemed in the hearts of the American people is, after this..."
"He's really the one who has the vision of where America could go, of what America could be. Okay? His name is Alexander Hamilton...."
"...world so you know the indian indian defense minister recently visited washington dc and they signed a treaty uh giving america access to indonesian..."
"...the first, I think he was first Treasury Secretary under George Washington. And that's also one of the periods of American history where America..."
"...flow into your country and that's and that causes financialization so washington is dominant and manufacturing is degraded okay so you hate"
"Washington, is actively trying to end this war, trying to find an off -ramp to get out of this. You predicted him getting into..."
"...becomes a bubble onto itself. Right? So if you go to Washington, D.C. I'm sure you've been to Washington, D.C. Yes. It's a bubble...."
"...discuss is the aging problem in America where the leadership in Washington DC have aged a great deal, right? The baby boomers are still..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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