EDITOR’S NOTE (Nick Stamatakis) Martin Armstrong and Tom Luongo are two heavyweights in economic/geopolitical analysis. Their flow of concepts and analysis is so absorbing that the talk show host/moderator rarely intervenes…
Big picture: They argue the key geopolitical story is a collapsing “old system” where Europe/City of London is losing control of global capital flows and scrambling to keep power.
Epstein angle: Both frame Epstein less as “tabloid scandal” and more as elite blackmail / influence infrastructure; Martin says the bigger question is what people were made to do, not just who’s named.
Desperation & false flags: Jesse raises the risk of false-flag events to divert attention; Tom says attempts may be repeatedly neutralized by aligned interests of U.S., Russia, and China against Europe’s agenda.
Ukraine/NATO: Martin claims he was asked to help draft a peace plan; warns NATO/Europe could try an Article 5 trap and says the U.S. should consider leaving NATO; both describe a rift in Washington with neocons still influential.
Europe’s endgame: They say EU leaders are “living in the past” (empire thinking), with Greenland symbolizing pride/imperial residue, and that Europe’s policies (speech limits, cash restrictions, energy/climate rules) signal system stress.
What breaks Europe (catalyst): Martin says the trigger is economic contagion inside the euro (banking → pensions) because debt was never consolidated; Tom suspects a SCOTUS tariff ruling could unlock capital flight and intensify European bond-market strain.
Controls & assets: Martin warns Europe may respond with capital controls, limits on cash/bitcoin, and gold restrictions, pushing wealth to safer jurisdictions.
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Instead of rejecting the old world order, let us reaffirm our commitment to the institutions, laws, and partnerships that have preserved peace, prosperity, and human dignity for decades.
It is time to preserve and rescue the institution of the family, and to revive solidarity with others — a shared soul, as our ancestors, the Hellenes, described and as we innately recognize.
We need those institutions that provide predictable rules for trade, conflict resolution, public health, and the protection of human rights.
It is imperative to reform where necessary.
Yes, institutions should evolve to reflect new realities and be more inclusive, transparent, and effective. But reform must be constructive and lawful.
We should hold institutions accountable through democratic processes and principled leadership.
Let us reform religious institutions so their primary goals are to serve people in need and to nurture the human spirit. Let us invest in diplomacy, development, and the rule of law rather than succumbing to fear and isolation. The path forward is adaptation and renewal.
Sevi Boutos
Ok Sevi, but beware, the catch phrase “human rights” is repeatedly used in today’s Greek church to promote woke, homosexual agenda/ which is in defiance of holy scripture.
Just sayin…
Human rights doesn’t matter if you are Christian, a person of European origins. Human Rights serves the agenda of the corrupt Globalist elites who are destroying USA, Greece, UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Sweden, etc flooding our nations with Muslims and the Third World. Why are they doing this? They use Muslim/Third Worlders who are uneducated to destroy their own citizen populations with jail time if you dare speak the truth.
DESTROY the Globalist Elites and NEW World ORDER! We have to collapse corrupt institutions. The University system is trash! Many obtained degrees only to work at Starbucks and still with live with parents! Arise Crusaders, Vikings, King Leonidas to drive our the Muslim horde invaders now!
To Apples Nicolles: I appreciate you sharing your perspective. It’s important to have open discussions about how different values and beliefs intersect. Human rights are intended to protect the dignity and equality of all individuals, but interpretations can vary widely among different groups. I believe that finding common ground and fostering respectful dialogue is crucial in addressing these complex issues. How do you think we can navigate these differences while still advocating for everyone’s rights?
Sevi you’re being fooled by this “equality” paradigm which isn’t real, not in spiritual realm & not in Christian faith which is now distorted by GOA crowd. I see too many folk raised Christian selling out to the golden calf of liberalism & it’s sickening worship of all things deviant.
Bottom line:
You cannot serve two masters!
I respect your convictions, but I won’t accept blanket accusations or labels about my faith or others. If you want a constructive discussion about specific beliefs or scriptures, do it respectfully — otherwise I won’t engage in attacks or generalizations.
Spartacus – exactly 👍 Notice
liberal lunatic Don Lemon’s disrespect storming into church to harass the faithful. I ask the Leftists: Where are the “rights” of the worshippers??
How shallow this nonstop drivel of ‘Human Rights’ + rich archons giving each other silly awards every year at the Hilton?
P-Lease. 🤭