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Charlie Robinson (02:28.344)
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Charlie Robinson (04:45.582)
There's also a few other people whose names I don't think I'm at liberty to announce, but I've seen them. They're on schedule. You can go check it out. Go to anarchopulco.com. Discount code is macro to save yourself some money. Hopefully I'll see you in Puerto Vallarta. It's the worst place to be than Mexico in February. My goodness, especially for me. Be coming out of Denver? I may never come home. Let's talk about the Trump doctrine. I don't know if you guys were paying attention on Thanksgiving. That's when they announced this. And, you know.

one of those prominent nights where news is delivered to the nation, right? No. That's when you deliver news that you don't want anybody to pay attention to. what Trump, you know, what he put forth in this is nothing short than a new version of the Monroe Doctrine. And so I want to talk a little bit about this because it flew under the radar and it shouldn't. It's,

extremely important that we discuss what he's planning. And here's the caveat to it all. This is Donald Trump talking. So the asterisk that goes on on this entire episode is, unless he changes his mind tomorrow. But I think that goes for everything. It's not limited to the Trump doctrine. It's basically everything that comes out of his mouth. He says it.

He acts like he means it. In the days or weeks or months afterward, you'll find out whether or not he meant it or not. Typically, he doesn't mean anything he says. So with this new idea of the Monroe Doctrine, but 203 years more modern, we'll go over it because he's talking about it. They put a lot of effort into this. They're definitely trying to do this.

The question is, they, do they, is this something that you really honestly need eight years to do? And so, you know, when you're in your second term and you're going into your second year of the second term, it's like, well, you know, three years maximum to get this done. I don't know. It seems like a tall order. So what I want to do is talk a little bit about, first of all, the original Monroe Doctrine, just so you know where this guy's coming from. Well, and then what this talks about, this is NSS,

Charlie Robinson (07:13.198)
2025 National Security Strategy of the United States of America. This was released in November 2025. We'll go over that. I want to talk a little bit about what the plan is for US corporations, because it's about your corporations. mean, don't kid yourself. And lastly, we'll wrap up with why some of this might not be all bad. know, there's, again, there's

It's not black or white. There are good components to this. And when Berwick and I wrote, Controlled Demolition of the American Empire, remember having conversations with people and they were saying, so you're saying America's going away? And it's like, no, no, no. We're saying the American Empire is going away. It's different. There's different, in the same vein that the Soviet Union went away, but Mother Russia remains, right? Sometimes when you get too big,

too expansive and you have to pare down your empire, you draw back like somebody who's dying of hypothermia, right? You're gonna lose your limbs, but your blood flow will prioritize your organs, right? To try and keep you alive as long as possible. So that's kind of what it is. You'll lose the appendages of empire. You'll lose the thousand military bases around the world. You'll lose the dollars of reserve currency and things like that. But America itself won't go away. Its influence will.

of course. So when looking at this, at what Trump is talking about for the Trump doctrine, aka the Monroe Doctrine, is ultimately a prioritization of the Western Hemisphere instead of globalization. Instead of the entire world, let's focus on this smaller batch here, this Western Hemisphere, which is Greenland, Canada,

North America, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. And Greenland is an important component of this. All of a sudden, people, once I understood the Trump doctrine, you know, and I looked at how the Monroe Doctrine was written and what it was about, I started, it made a little bit more sense why he was talking about Greenland so much and the Panama Canal. Remember early on when he got in there, he was like, I'm gonna make America great again and then we're gonna take Greenland. Everyone was like, what the fuck has Greenland done to you?

Charlie Robinson (09:40.751)
All of a sudden it was a big thing. Never heard anything about it during the campaign. Maybe a little joke here or there, know, like they did like a meme of, gonna take Greenland, but that was it. wasn't much to it. It wasn't until he actually became president. Then they started talking about this and people are like, I think he might be serious. Like, this is kind of crazy, but I think he might actually be serious about this. But why is he doing this? This makes more sense.

Now, once you understand the bigger picture, some of the disjointed actions that Trump was taking early on in second term are starting to make a little bit more sense. But again, the same caveat applies. He could wake up tomorrow and decide, you know, I'm just doing something different. So this is the downside of reporting on people who are mentally ill.

because you could be reporting on what they're doing one day and then the following day, it's totally different. They're off to something else. So, I mean, this is what he thinks is going to make America great again, right? Is to leave everybody else, let them sort of worry about themselves. Well, we'll see how that plays out. But this is, his plan is to end globalism, which is great, right? Like on the one hand, you understand that these

intergenerational banking families are trying to rule the world, global governance and all, right? So the idea that we would be shifting away from globalism, it's actually not the worst conceptually, it's not the worst idea we've had because a lot of the problems that we're experiencing are a result of globalism. We have been focusing on everywhere else instead of our own business. And I think,

Trump could actually get some traction with this if he sold it in a way where it made people think that this was prioritizing American interests. I mean, it's not going to be, ultimately. But if he were able to make that case and sell it, like, hey, we're not worrying about Ukraine anymore. We're not worrying about the situation. We're not worrying about the Middle East anymore. That's what we did, you know, 100 years ago.

Charlie Robinson (12:06.572)
Now we're focusing just on our sphere of influence, anything that we can control, which of course, Venezuela has entered the picture here, right? And we'll get into a little bit of that. So, and this plan is wild. The Western hemisphere would be the new focus of the American empire, and that should scare the shit out of countries like Venezuela, frankly, anybody who starts to dabble in socialism,

who starts to talk about nationalizing their natural resources, their oil, their lithium, their whatever, and saying, this is in our land, should be for our people, not Exxon Mobil. This is crazy. We're gonna, you you guys get out of here, we'll throw you out. That's what Venezuela did, we'll throw you guys out. You know, the Western oil companies used to be in Venezuela, had a great partnership with them. Some of the few technologies come out of the West that can...

process the sort of oil that comes out of Venezuela. It's a totally different type of oil that requires a specific type of processing that is not easy to do. And we have been very good at doing that, but we were told to get the fuck out a while ago. I don't really blame Venezuela for that. They took a look, made a calculation, said, you know, this oil, you guys are giving us pennies on the dollar for it's our oil. You guys come in here and say, yeah, you're going to process it and you're going to...

make a certain couple families super rich, of course, we know that how that works. We've read Confessions of an Economic Hitman by John Perkins, of course, and we see this. but basically what he's saying also is he's saying goodbye to the Middle East, you know, except Israel, of course, he'll never give that up. They own Donald Trump. They own that man.

So any idea that Donald Trump's gonna make America great again, he's gonna make America only as great as Israel will allow it to be because they own that man. I don't know what they've got on him, but they've got something on him. They've got the goods. They can make him dance. So long, Europe. Trump is saying bye-bye, bye-bye to Europe and your lack of air conditioning. You're on your own. Nobody gives a fuck about Africa. China can have it. He's basically said that.

Charlie Robinson (14:24.268)
You can have it. you guys seen the documentary Empire of Dust on the Democratic Republic of Congo where the Chinese go in there and are trying to build it? You've seen the meme. It's all so tiresome of the Chinese guy. That's from this documentary Empire of Dust where they take the Chinese guys who have on average 106 IQ and they take them to the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has on average a 65 IQ. I looked it up.

for the record before this, just to make sure. 65 IQ, 13 IQ points is a full standard deviation.

the difference between the average Chinese IQ and the Congolese IQ is 41 points. It's a 41 point, again, 13 points is, this is three standard deviations of IQ. So when the guy in the Chinese engineer is saying it's all so tiresome, what he's referring to is the fact that they have tried to build roads in there. And the people,

who they turn the infrastructure projects over to either are unable or unwilling to figure it out. And they just have to get, so I think America has taken a look at this and said, I think Africa's maybe more trouble than it's worth. They've got a ton of resources that are hard to extract. in the middle of the country and trying to build these fucking railroads to Nairobi and trying to get them to a port somewhere forever.

Belt and Road Initiative will probably take care of that. America's made a calculation, at least according to Trump, that they're out. That they're, that that's just, they're too late to the party and they're not doing it, so.

Charlie Robinson (16:16.734)
Asia is going to be tricky to disconnect from, but according to Trump, America needs to do that in order to preserve our

Charlie Robinson (16:32.908)
I don't know, sanity, national sovereignty, national security, a little of everything. We need to detach from that. I'll get into why that is towards the end of this, that's what Trump is making a calculation. We need to be less dependent on Asia, which is true. Give up on Africa. It's too much work and too little reward for that. The focus will be on North, Central, South America and the Caribbean and Greenland, of course.

Let's talk a little bit about what the Monroe Doctrine was. It was written in 1823. It declared that Americans were no longer open to European colonization in the Western Hemisphere. They wouldn't mess with the existing colonies, but there were going to be no more. They locked them out. And that was in the Caribbean, that was in Central South America. That was the Western Hemisphere. The US said,

Yeah, you guys, you know, there's a lot of like, when you go to the Caribbean, there's a lot of islands there that are like under Dutch control. Like the island of St. Martin is kind of screwy. It's kind of cut in half. Half of it's under Dutch control. Half of it's under French control. So when you say you're going to the island of St. Martin, they go Dutch or French side. They're like, fuck, I didn't know there was a difference. Well, you'll figure it out when you get there. So by the way, Dutch side is awesome.

So the European empires were very much involved in the Caribbean for a long, time, 100 years before the Americans were, I mean, this whole Christopher Columbus story is fucking nonsense, okay? I don't even know where to start on that. I'm not gonna get into that. But the idea that like we discovered the new, they'd been running spice trades through the Caribbean for.

100 fucking years before this. what Trump is saying, what the Monroe Doctrine said is that you guys can have these existing colonies here, but you're not allowed to have any more. This is our turf. And by the way, you guys think you're gonna come in here and continue this, you know, British empire of colonizing us, we're not gonna be standing for that. So.

Charlie Robinson (18:59.683)
But I'll tell you what, I think James Monroe might have been a double agent for the Crown. I honestly think this might have benefited the British for us to go and do things the way that they said about during the Monroe Doctrine. By the way, he was a US Senator from Virginia. Virginia Company? Anyone? Crown control? He was the minister to the United Kingdom for four years. This is reason why I think James Monroe was a double agent for the British.

He was secretary of state, was the secretary of war, he was the president from 1817 to 1825. And this document was written by John Quincy Adams mostly, who was the secretary of state at the time. So...

So anyway, this was what the Monroe Doctrine said about in almost, a little over 200 years ago, and we've drifted from that. We have, this was a time when you would get.

United Fruit, corporate revolutions, you know what I mean? So instead we were saying, all you people from Asia and from Europe, the Western Hemisphere is now locked down, it's off limits. If you guys wanna participate there, you're gonna talk to us and then we'll guide you through and we'll help you sort out what's what. This is where you start to hear about the economic hitmen.

coming into play in enslaving countries because of their natural resources. This is when you get United Fruit. You talk about like, what happened in Central America when they're overthrowing these countries? We gotta get the right leaders in there. Yeah, because we're spreading democracy. No, you have to get the right leaders in there because if you get the wrong leaders in there, they won't allow United Fruit to own the banana fields to grow the bananas there at a reasonable price. So you have to get the right person. See, again,

Charlie Robinson (21:00.195)
The sales pitch is we're spreading democracy because we want fairness throughout all of these third world regions. The reality is that we don't give a flying fuck about fairness in these areas. All we actually want is a person in control of this country who is going to allow our corporations to do what they want to do there. And if you are unwilling or unable to allow our companies to do that, we will regime change you.

We will send in the Sandinistas, know, we will, the Iran Contra, you know, we will fund the Contras to fight the Sandinistas. We will fund the opposition to overthrow your government, to get you out of there. And we'll put a new guy in who's gone through School of the Americas, who understands the routine, who's been trained by the US, who knows how to throw people out of helicopters. We'll put him in there. He'll clean up the mess. And then magically, United Fruit will get the exclusive

ability to grow as many bananas in this region and if you come in their area, the established government will take care of it for you. Because the people in the high levels of the government have been made extremely wealthy by these corporations that are looking to exploit them. So this is how it works. Nothing really new. Trump is just taking a new look at this. Ultimately, I think he's making a calculation that there are resource wars going on, know, lithium,

oil, opium, cocaine, whatever. There's always resource wars going on. They've given up the very lucrative Afghanistan region to grow opium. We're no longer in the golden triangle in Southeast Asia to grow opium there. Well, now it's time to take over the cocaine production of South America. Right? We have to get rid of Venezuela because they're huge drug dealers just running fentanyl in.

Really? Are they making the fentanyl in Venezuela? No, they're making it in China. Where are they sending it to? Mexico. And so Venezuela what? Yeah, exactly. It's all bullshit. But I think, I think if I were to look at this from why now? know, why this been 200 years this has been kind of collecting dust. Why the need to...

Charlie Robinson (23:25.794)
dust it off and get serious about this now. I think that Trump could be gearing up, I say Trump, but I should say the American empire, but to reconfigure supply chains for a future war with China. I mean, if you think about it this way, let's suppose that there is a scheduled future war

with China, between the United States and China. It wouldn't be an unrealistic prediction to make due to a concept known as the Thucydides trap, which states that a rising superpower that threatens the existing control structure will go to war. let me rephrase that. In the history of

the recorded history. There have been 16 different occasions in which a new empire challenged the existing empire. In 12 of those instances, it ended in war. So you've got a 75 % chance of going to war. We have the established empire, the American empire, and the threat of a rising empire, China. If the United States decides that what we need to do

is fall into the Thucydides trap and go to war with China. And they put that on the calendar for, I don't know, 2028, let's just say, I'm pulling that number out of my ass, but just say it's a couple years away. And you knew that that was going to happen. And you said, okay.

in the run up to that, we're gonna have to make some changes because if this war kicks off and we have a supply chain situation with China and we're gonna fight China, that's going to be a problem. So I believe Trump could be gearing up to reconfigure his supply chains.

Charlie Robinson (25:32.791)
I think that that is possibly what, but I'll tell you what, you can read it for yourself. So you can find this document. It's called National Security Strategy of the United States of America. was released on Thanksgiving, November, 2025. It's 33 pages long because of course it is. I've read it so you don't have to, but you can go to whitehouse.gov. It's there. I'll talk to you a little bit about what it calls for. You'll be horrified, I assure you.

with the first one, let's start there. Number one, American Iron Dome.

So it's a giveaway to the military industrial complex. They're going to build an iron dome, you know, like the one in Israel that shit the bed and didn't work. think they overestimate their capabilities in Israel with their iron dome. Look like an iron sieve to me when the Iranians were launching missiles that were blowing up. I've told this before, but it's worth saying again. Alex Cranier told this story that

there was a Ukrainian missile that like was a new technology that the Israelis had never seen or never experienced, that when it came in, it broke apart and took out, I think 16 buildings all at once, was what he said. It didn't just take out one building, it took out all of them. So the American Iron Dome, no thank you, I'm fine.

The logistics of it doesn't make any sense. People would have to be launching missiles from like...

Charlie Robinson (27:12.61)
the Mexico border or Canadian border from a tanker off the port of LA or something like that. don't know. The idea of an Iron Dome does not appeal to me. He talked about the borders being locked down. Now that does. I do initially kind of like the idea where he's like, we're not going to be doing all this open border stuff. Well, that's good. I it's a start. He talks about, he wants modern nuclear missiles.

He doesn't like those old missiles. Bring me the new missiles, newest ones you've got. He wants to bring back industrial industry that he calls that the highest priority. That is actually a good thing. And I'll put that at the feet of Bill Clinton in the group of NAFTA in the mid 90s that were talking about that North American free trade agreement that gutted, that destroyed the American industrial capacity.

It just really just it really hammered the rust belt area of the United States and bringing back industrial industry would be a good thing. You'd need to have somebody in there working on the regulations because the regulations that are that exist right now have all been put in place by Democrats that don't understand business because they don't build anything. They don't run anything. They don't understand math or accounting or numbers or finance or supply chains.

They wave a magic wand, they think, we'll just make it harder for you. We'll just put more regulators there to regulate the shit out of you. And then that'll make sure everybody's protected. Doesn't work like that. He says he wants to be a lead. Trump says he wants to be a lead on energy, even become a net exporter of energy. Well, stealing Venezuela's oil would be a good way to do that, I suppose. But I don't need to tell him that. He's already made that calculation. He talks about maintain soft power international.

Soft power. Soft power, mean threats? I know what hard power is. You know, I understand that concept. Soft power, soft power works really well when you have the world's reserve currency and you don't hyperinflate it. And then you can use that to bribe and manipulate people. But once you've inflated your currency, like the United States has, you

Charlie Robinson (29:35.311)
it makes it a little bit tougher to maintain that soft power. When you lose your, especially if you're trying to, you know, on the one hand, he's saying, we're going to retreat from being the policemen of the world internationally. And then he says, but I want to maintain soft power internationally. It's like, well, okay, so you don't want tanks on every corner. You just want the threat of tanks on every corner. I get it.

He he wants the rest of Central and South America to be stable so migrants won't come. Well, that is the way to do it, no doubt about it. But you know, the reason why Central and South America is destabilized is because of the American empire, right? You do know that, right, Trump? Like, I get you, you want them to be stable.

Because if they're stable, then they don't feel the need to pack up their stuff and leave and go somewhere else, right? So you do want stability in order to make sure that they don't all get that same idea to walk to the United States. But you understand that the group that would be in charge of destabilizing is America. So it's like, if you want to not destabilize the Middle East, it's very easy to do. it's South America, I should say, and not the Middle East.

although same goes for them. The process is easy. If you don't want to destabilize them, stop destabilizing them, stop invading them, stop regime changing them, stop fucking with their government, stop fucking with their resources and their people. If you stop doing that, they won't leave. It's like, but how do we simultaneously fuck with them but also not destabilize them to the point where they're like, I don't know, man. I don't know if there's an answer to that.

I think the answer is stop messing with these people and then they will stop coming here But what do I know? He he says we must lead in artificial intelligence biotech and quantum computing

Charlie Robinson (31:50.519)
Okay, do you have a path for that? Is that what the $500 billion you're gonna give to Sam Altman and Larry Ellison, they're gonna, we're gonna lead in that? Maybe. Lead ourselves right into some dystopian hellscape, most definitely.

Quantum computers? God, man, I just...

I don't know. Be careful with that stuff. I just remember that Geordie Rose from D-Wave, that interview where you're saying, opening up parallel dimensions and dragging back information. Yeah, man, from who? I don't know. He talked about what he called primacy of nations, prioritizing America over others. That is, make America great again? I don't know.

Prioritizing America over others is what he, primacy of nation. You mean the way we prioritize Israel over America? mean like that? Because we're definitely prioritizing, prioritizing America over others.

Show me, homie. You're gonna have to show me that. We haven't prioritized America in a long time.

Charlie Robinson (33:10.85)
This is the United States of Israel, in case you haven't been paying attention. He says, pro-American workers. We're gonna be pro-American workers, except for the H-1B visas where we're gonna let all the Browns in. We're gonna let them in, they're gonna eat the bugs. I don't know.

I don't know, his idea on pro-American workers is one of those that I'm going, I'm just gonna have to see it to believe it because that isn't what we're, in the tech industry, it's not what we're seeing. We're seeing Indians on H1B visas being prioritized. In construction, we're seeing literally anybody that is willing to work for cheap being prioritized, even if they don't have the skills.

pro-American worker, everything's gonna get way more expensive. Which is fine, I mean, that's the direction you wanna go, you're gonna have to make a calculation with that, but I mean, it's great to be pro-American worker. I'm for that, 100%. Things will get expensive because of it. You just have to know that. There's a point in this document, I had to laugh when I read it, because, and I have to put it in quotes, because the term says fairness.

Just the idea of the American Empire talking about fairness Right, but it actually says this it says but it what it means is that the other countries need it's talking about NATO and It's saying the other countries need to pull their weight. We need fairness and and what What he's saying is You guys need to put your money in we've been putting a lot of money into NATO the American Empire for a long we've been

50 % of it. All these other countries just kick in nothing. And what he said is you need to put in either two between two and five percent of your GDP into NATO. Now, I don't think Trump actually wants these countries to put their money into NATO. I think what he really wants is them to not do it, to not have it and say, we're not doing it so that he can say, well, then I'm not doing it either and we're out. I would love for NATO to go away. I think it might.

Charlie Robinson (35:29.325)
NATO was there as a check on the Warsaw Pact. know, it was like, when the Soviet Union went away, when the Warsaw Pact went away, NATO should have gone away at the same time because that's what it was there. was the, you know, keep an eye on this unchecked potential Soviet influence in Eastern Europe and if it starts to come Western, then we'll have NATO there to fight back. Once the Soviet Union went away and there was no threat of Western expansion by them,

NATO should have gone away, but it didn't because it's used for a variety of other things. So this idea that he says, you know, fairness for these other countries, you guys are going to have to kick in your money. They're not going to be able to do that. They can't afford that. They can't even afford electricity in Germany. think they're going to be kicking in 5 % of their GDP to fund some bullshit wars? I mean, they're, you know, they're in dire straits themselves. They used to be the industrial engine of Europe.

Now they're cutting down trees to try and keep themselves warm in the winters. Nice job on the Nord Stream pipeline, you fucking retards. Let's move on a little bit. Priorities. This is one of the things that this document talks about. He says, these are going to be the priorities. The era of mass immigration is over, except for Somalis and Afghans and...

Israelis, of course, they can do whatever they want. But I really mean it when I say the era of mass migration is over. I don't know. Again, you're gonna have to prove this, you're gonna have to show me this. Donald Trump had said that he's going to be deporting millions and millions of people. Barack Obama has still deported far more people than Donald Trump has, so it's behind the...

He's behind in scheduling on that. He better get to work. So the idea of this era of mass migration is over. just, it's just talk. He also says that second on this list, the priority is free speech. Is it truly free speech or is it free speech as long as you're not critical of his donors or Israel or whatever? He says realignment through peace. Realignment through, you mean as opposed to realignment through war?

Charlie Robinson (37:48.164)
What have you been doing? then last he says economic security. He wants economic security. So what does economic security mean? Well, according to them, it means this. It means balanced trade. It means securing access to supply chains. It means re-industrialization, bringing this, not the thousands of factories in China that we outsourced in the early 70s with Kissinger.

Bush and Rockefeller when they were building out that Industrial capacity of China using chase bank to do that. This is the end of that This this why I say it's it's all kind of written in pencil because Trump can have these ideas But they didn't build this globalist network overnight and they don't intend for one lunatic to take it all down. So

This is an idea of what he wants to do. This is in no way, shape, form scheduled to written in stone and it's coming. This is just conceptual. So reindustrialization, I think that would be a good thing. He talks about reviving our defense industry base. No, no, we're good there. We don't need that. He says energy dominance. We reject the disastrous climate change.

Well, that's good. That was from it. Quote, we reject the disastrous climate change. I reject that as well, because it's nonsense and it's fake. And it was created by bankers, not scientists. And he said, we're going to grow America's financial sector dominance. Buzzwords.

but I don't know that that necessarily means anything. Let's move on a little bit. This is what he talks about. There's a section called Enlist and Expand. The enlist part, heavily pushing Coast Guard and the Navy, big emphasis on the Coast Guard and the Navy, and troops on the border. He said he wants to murder the cartels with military, wants to use the military against the cartels.

Charlie Robinson (40:02.731)
CIA would have thoughts on that and would probably say don't blow up our partners. And then he wants to expand access in strategically important locations. Those would be, I don't know, the lithium in Chile, it would be the coke in Colombia, it would be the Panama Canal, it would be the rare earth minerals in Greenland, you know, expanding our access to strategically important locations, supply chains. That's what this is about.

He said he wanted to prioritize commercial diplomacy. This goes back to the tariffs, which is why the tariffs are coming into play. And he wants to expand. He wants to expand the American presence in the Western Hemisphere. he wants to, who has the who's the creeping influence in South America right now? It's China.

Venezuela is selling oil to China, Ecuador is doing really dangerous facial recognition systems with China. China's there. They're playing a role in this. They see South America as sort of a forgotten opportunity and they wish to invest in all the countries there. And they have been for a while. But given this new Trump doctrine, that's gonna be a problem.

So he's going to want to kick China out of South America and Canada. Not kicking Israel out of Argentina, of course. He's not kicking Claudia out of Mexico, of course. We'll keep them there because those are his bosses, or his boss's people, I should say. So he's not going to do that. But on page 22, it says this. The US government

will identify strategic acquisition and investment opportunities for American companies in the region and present these opportunities for assessment by every U.S. government financing program, including, but not limited to those within the Department of State, War, and Energy.

Charlie Robinson (42:14.415)
They're coming for the resources. If you are a resource rich country in Central and South America,

You're about to get some democracy dropped on your ass. I hope you're ready for it. Again, it may change. may get distracted. Squirrel, you know, he's off to something else. But he wants US companies to have regulations reversed in these countries. Not just that they have access to the countries. We had access to the countries for a while, most of them. But within those countries, there are regulations that are put on our

our companies or maybe regulations that are put on all companies, but we want those regulations removed for us because we're the American empire and we come in swinging a big dick and we just take what's ours, right? And the alternative is you're going to remove the regulations from our companies in your country here or else we'll bomb the shit out of you. That's the implied threat here.

And if the country is unaware of the long history of the American empire doing exactly what they say when it comes to bombing the shit out of countries, they don't have to look too far to know that we're serious about we. I say we. I say we as an I'm an American, not that I would ever do anything like that. But he wants foreign infrastructure. All the companies that were involved in foreign infrastructure pushed out of the region.

Chinese and replaced with, know, he wants the Chinese economic hitman. You can get John Perkins newest book, his newest iteration of the Confessions of an Economic Hitman that focused on the Chinese influence in South America. I should have John back on to talk about this. This will be interesting because this is right in his wheelhouse. So they want, you know, the American engineering firms

Charlie Robinson (44:22.243)
the Halliburton, the Bechtel's, in John Perkins case, Maine, the company he worked for, they want those multinational engineering firms that come out of the West to be in charge of building the hydroelectric power plants and the interstate highway systems and the airports and the dams and the ports and all the heavy infrastructure that needs to be built out. We want our guys doing that, right?

So this will be the end of the Chinese economic hitman and a reintroduction of the crew, you know, John Perkins guys back in the seventies that were in there doing this. And of course they were working at the behest of the IMF and World Bank, which is Rockefeller controlled. So, so there's that. He mentioned an increased military presence in the Caribbean with 10,000 troops.

and lot of boomer toys like battleships and aircraft carriers and shit like that that don't work anymore. Oh boy, know, mean, American empire is going to pay a big price when they find out that...

$2 billion American aircraft carrier can be neutralized with an EMP in five seconds Turn that thing into a floating target real quick. So some of these old old toys that we have I could see them getting repurposed and positioned off the coast of Venezuela for you know show Show of strength show of what's coming You don't want to get too uppity with our Empire will park the aircraft carriers on, you

right off the coast of your port cities and sit there for a while. So he seeks to grow, says, this is he plans to do, Trump plans to do, not that he's actually going to do it, but he says he seeks to grow the US economy from 30 trillion to 40 trillion by the end of the 2030s. That's a pretty ambitious target. This is of the belief that you're going to grow your way out of this economic.

Charlie Robinson (46:34.672)
collapse that's coming instead of cutting spending, right? We're just gonna grow ourselves. We're gonna be so good, we're gonna grow from 30 trillion to 40 trillion, then all of our problems are fixed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, except if you can't get to 40 trillion, or maybe you do get to 40 trillion, but it's only because the dollar is worth less and you're just hyperinflating it. So he wants an army, he wants the army to develop small scale refineries for critical minerals.

He's making a calculation, this is why I think that this is the pretext for war, because he's making a calculation that the army, that the military has to be in charge of the supply chain because they want these refineries for critical minerals, but they're not asking Google to develop them, they're asking the military to develop them, because they view this as a military.

important military strategic asset and so That's a pivot That's an interesting pivot He taught there's a gold project in Idaho it's in Idaho and it's Antimati sulfide don't know what that antimony antimony sulfide We need that apparently I don't know what it is, but it there

There's a project in Idaho, starting to source it. Rare earth minerals for armaments and ammunition. He's calling for that, that we need that. Yeah, dipshit. And 90 % of it gets refined in China. Actually, I heard that almost 100 % of it was being refined in China. So you not only need to establish the supply chain to get rare earth,

minerals, but you then have to take the additional step of refining them as well because it doesn't do you any good to pull them out of the ground if you can't refine them. But when the refining is such a precise and specific industry that it's really only happening in China, then you better not fight with China. And if you're planning to go to war with them, you better have this part buttoned up too. Because if all of a sudden you decide...

Charlie Robinson (48:57.39)
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know we're fighting with you, but could you refine all of our rare earth stuff? We've got these, you know, these EV cars aren't gonna sell themselves. And China just goes, I'm sorry, we're not taking your calls anymore. He wants to promote American energy dominance. Thus the Venezuela fuckery, would assume. He wants superior AI technology. It's gotta be the best. Maybe we'll just make it gold, then it'll be the best. We'll just put gold all over it. Then you can just call it the best.

He said, he called Europe, he went to town on Europe in this document, quote, unrecognizable in 20 years or less. The most true component of this entire 33 page document was that sentence right there, that Europe will be unrecognizable in 20 years or less. Emphasis on the or less.

time.

He talked about the real problem that of due to demographic changes, civilizational erasure was the term they used. I interpreted that to mean the Calergy Plan, but that's just where my head goes to. Let's wrap up with this, okay?

This is going to be a huge problem. so I want to, let's just wrap up with some of the ways this will destroy America and then we'll give a couple of the ways that it's not really the worst thing in the world. first of all, and I just mentioned this, that China's rare earth refining capacity makes them almost untouchable. You're going to need to replicate that.

Charlie Robinson (50:55.024)
before anybody gets into a war with them. They simply have the capacity to refine these rare earth minerals and nobody else does. Not at the scale that China is. I'm not trying say it's not 100%. The little pockets here and there. But your need to ramp that up in years, you have had to have started on it already, frankly, if you wanna make this, if you wanna.

tie up that loose end of the rare earth stuff. That needed to be sorted out like 10 years ago. It's a bit late. China has $1.5 trillion of US debt that they're sitting on. And if they decided that they wanted to sell that all at once, that would be a catastrophe for us, for the dollar, for anybody holding dollars, for anybody holding US treasuries. mean, it would flood the market. It would destroy us without firing a shot.

And so that's something that they need to keep an eye on, you know, also not for nothing, but China makes computer chips and medicines and batteries and all that stuff. So when you're getting your pharmaceuticals from China and India, you better stay on, you better stay on good terms with those, those countries or build the factories in America that can make the pharmaceuticals that you need. But if you don't have those facilities, if you decide

after you've started the war. No, we should probably build some of these pharmaceutical facilities to make these pills that we keep getting everybody hooked on. Well, it's too late. When you got 100 million Americans coming off their anti-anxiety meds at the same time, good luck with that.

Also, think that this would be hugely destructive for America. It's kind of hard to have the world's reserve currency while being closed for business. And in this document, they are talking about like, are closed for business with Europe and the Middle East and Asia. And it's like, we are? Like we should probably stay open for business a little bit longer. They're like, Nope, we're just not dealing with them anymore.

Charlie Robinson (53:09.018)
We're not working with them anymore. We're renewing our partnerships with them anymore. It's like, okay, this is really fast. You're trying to turn this economy around and I get it. I understand what he's trying to do or what he's talking about trying to do.

but this is the aircraft carrier that you can't turn around that quick. It takes a while to make that turn from globalism to nationalism. And let's also talk about the British elephant in the room. And that is that I'm not so sure the British Empire in the city of London will allow this. And they have undue influence.

And most people don't really think too much about the city of London. And when I say the city of London, of course, I mean the financial city of London. They, they are, have a say in this as well. And so the idea that we're going to just wake up one morning and reimagine society and Donald Trump's going to wave a magic wand, globalism is going to go away and that the supply chains are going to be reimagined and that the relationships that we have are going to,

you know, come and go and these treaties that we have will be ripped up and this is just, it's too much. It's too much all at once. And again, it's coming from a man who has delusions of grandeur. A guy who wakes up in the morning and just can't stop talking about how great he is. Well, you're going to have to show me that you can do literally any of this because it all just sounds like a real nice idea, but

There are too many external bosses that have a say in this. The idea that the British crown is just going to go, that sounds good. you're just not going to deal with us anymore? it's fine. I don't think so. And look, supply chains, you want to develop them? Good. We should have redundancy. We should have multiple supply chains, just in case. But if you think you're going to do that in two years in order to kick off a war with China, mean, these things take time.

Charlie Robinson (55:27.248)
This is not something you can just wave a magic wand and supply chains appear out of nowhere. We're watching how this is being done with the Belt and Road Initiative and they're doing it. Maritime ports connecting to maritime ports, they take a long time to build. You know, it's a lot of work. This isn't something that can be slapped together real quick, right before we up and invade China on your way out the door as president to hand it over to JD Vance or whoever. No thank you, this is...

It's too much change, not to mention the idea that the stock market would have to now process this, that all these multinational corporations were not gonna be as multinational anymore as you might have thought they were due to this reimagining of our priorities by the orange president, God King, I don't know. I think the stock market would be a catastrophe. think that, I don't think.

you would understand, I don't think you would know how to value companies. What's your future earnings gonna be? How the fuck do I know? I just got cut off from servicing Europe and the Middle East because my boss woke up one day and decided that we're not doing that anymore. What's my five-year outlook? I don't know what my five-month outlook is. What if everybody decides that this is the moment that they need to sell their dollars? Oh, you're gonna cut off?

us, you're not gonna do business with us anymore, then I'm not holding these dollars. And then all the dollars come flying back to America. Then what? Hyperinflate our currency? Good luck passing this new, it's gonna be great, everybody. Just hang in there for 10 years as we go through the hyperinflation of the currency, because on the back end, it'll be great. Your grandkids will love it. Good luck selling that.

You know, just, no more $300 80-inch flat panel TVs. Those days are gone. You know, get ready for your car to be triple in cost now because all the parts that were being made in China, you can't make them there anymore. You have to make them in America and that's gonna cost more. mean...

Charlie Robinson (57:45.252)
You be very careful opening this can of worms.

Charlie Robinson (57:51.888)
So it's-

Microchips, microchips that are used in literally everything. They're used in all your car, used in your watch, used in your phones, used in your computers. They're used in everything. They're used in your coffee maker, for God's sake. China decides, we can play this game too. You guys don't want our supply chain anymore? That's fine, we'll turn it off. Good luck. Now the only place you're going to be getting your computer chips from is Taiwan, by the way.

Since you've decided to leave the Eastern influence, China will just take Taiwan. And now you'll have no computer chips. Have we thought about this? Have we considered this, right? There's a lot to think about. just don't think, this is an administration whose operating procedure is ready, fire, aim. I don't trust them. I don't think they've thought this out. And I think there's going to be real problems.

However, let's wrap it up with this. Not all bad. I'll tell you how things would play out if this happens and why it wouldn't be all bad. It'd be the end of NATO would be done by 2027 and that would be fantastic. It'd be the end of the European Union after that because when NATO goes away, the EU would go away and things would be much different over there. How funny that a decision that Trump makes about the Western hemisphere would impact Europe.

almost immediately. it would economically destroy Europe on top of that.

Charlie Robinson (59:32.798)
We just would, if America decided that they weren't focusing on Europe anymore, that they really were focusing, the pivot was to South America in the Western Hemisphere, it would, there would be so much chaos. The amount of money that flows from the American empire into Europe and props up its governments, its economy, staggering. There's nothing,

There's no resources of value in Europe. They keep talking about, Putin might invade Europe. For what? Please, don't flatter yourself. There's nothing he wants there. So Europe's in huge problems. And something like this would be, the money would disappear from Ukraine immediately. If we honestly prioritized the Western hemisphere over Europe, all of a sudden,

They don't have to worry about Ukraine anymore. We have to send all this money in there. Stability with Russia would be possible. You know, be difficult, but Middle East would be downgraded as a priority, you know, by this administration. That'd be good. I'd be happy. I mean, not Israel, of course, but to have the U.S. empire no longer picking fights in the Middle East, that'd be great. That's...

a fantasy because America's influence and presence in the Middle East is directly tied to Israel. We're there because of Israel. So as long as that relationship remains, and we're so cucked and blackmailed that I see no reason why it wouldn't remain, I find it hard to imagine how the American empire would leave Ukraine or would leave

Israel even though this this policy paper that he put forth says that they would I Just am NOT buying it

Charlie Robinson (01:01:38.97)
And look, know, America does need a massive infrastructure overhaul. It would be nice if the priority was, we're not, we're just not spending all this money on the wars overseas. We've got to, you know, we've got to catch up for 50 years of squandering our infrastructure. The Chinese have high speed trains. have, you know, we have trains to nowhere in central California. So I think it would,

You know, if in conjunction with this, we got like an American Belt and Road initiative that improved the roads and rebuilt the ports and fixed the airports and added a high-speed rail system and buried all the power lines underground and reimagined electricity and went to nuclear power and things like that, hey, I'd be on board with some of that. But again, I don't know that any of this will actually happen in the aftermath.

But America's Belt and Road Initiative would be a way to kickstart the infrastructure inside the United States. And we should take the opportunity to harden our own just-in-time supply chain, which we experienced during the early weeks of COVID, is fragile and susceptible to kinks in it throughout the entire chain.

So that needs to be fixed. Gold, silver and Bitcoin, I think would explode in value with capital controls if they started trying to, you know, tell you what you could and couldn't buy with your money. I don't know. It seems like the, when I read this document, I'll wrap it up with this. It seemed like if Trump has it his way,

And he's got a lot of pushback, I'm sure, and this will be a tough one to get past. But he would be putting the policemen of the world into retirement, in a sense. That would be a good thing. I don't believe that Trump's gonna do 80 % of what he's talking about. He's a pathological liar, guiding a dying empire that has no clothes. So you can take any of what he says.

Charlie Robinson (01:04:02.502)
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