Taming the Weird and Wild ‘Beast’ of the West

This is a time of great but mostly obscure movements. Obscure perhaps only because the attention of most folk is taken up with more pressing ‘at home’ issues, rather than to be found watching a grander scheme unfolding beyond their doors. A time for setting the scene for the next exciting and perhaps more determinative episodes in the Geopolitical Games during 2026. A year which is shaping up to be a new epoch defining one for all mankind. To replace the more clouded and so far indeterminate years of the first half of the Turbulent Twenties of a still newish century, where little of anything positive has so far been completely resolved. I feel things will not remain the same for very much longer.

‘The Beast’, sensing that its days are numbered, is raging all across the world, helpless in its desperation for a solution. There are none. Others now have its measure. Its resources for terror and torment have been weighed and found wanting. It has committed the sin of self-satisfied slumber and has fallen behind. These other nations have meanwhile grown powerful and have overtaken ‘The Beast’ in destructive weaponry. Bridging that gap in capability is no longer an option. But ‘The Beast’ still has guile and deception tucked up its sleeve. Always its second and sometimes primary tool of terror. And with those now its most threatening remaining agency, it may be at its most dangerous. But it knows, or is fast coming to realise, it can no longer bully its way with weaker others. Such activity is no longer tolerated. Nations rebel, or ignore. Others join forces in peaceful trading endeavours, using their own national currencies to pay for their needs. The previously untouchable economy of ‘The Beast’ falters by being cut off from needed income while others, by coordinating actions and cooperation with other nations, by agreement, fearlessly improve their condition. For ‘The Beast’ the only way is down, obviated, I think, only by capitulations and alternative plans that are not to be found within its own rule books.

That’s my take on this, now see what Pepe says…

Pepe Escobar: Iran Arms Up, Russia Warns, and China Makes Its MOVE! – Nima Alkhorshid on Dialogue Works with Pepe Escobar

Nima Alkhorshid, an Iranian Professor of Civil Engineering, teaching in Brazil, and the driving force of growing repute for the Dialogue Works web site, is achieving a mastery of interview technique, while displaying a thorough understanding of issues relevant to alternative world views. Now one of the foremost interviewers of the genre while displaying a thorough understanding of current issues.

And Pepe, the ultimate, consummate, and perhaps most extensively traveled source of insider geopolitical knowledge. You want to know what is going on? You seek out Pepe Escobar. And there you have it.

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