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Matthew Ehret: Bidenโ€™s Anti-Eurasian Green Delusion and Americaโ€™s Race to Irrelevance

02 China, 06 Russia, Corruption, Government

Bidenโ€™s Anti-Eurasian Green Delusion and Americaโ€™s Race to Irrelevance

Many people couldnโ€™t help but laugh when Bidenย told the Boris Johnson on March 26ย that the USA and itโ€™s NATO allies should create โ€œan infrastructure plan to rival the Belt and Road Initiativeโ€ post haste. What would such a program look like? How would it be funded when the USA is so embarrassingly bankrupt? Who among the nations of the world would ever consider buying a ticket onto such a sinking ship?

It took a few weeks for details to finally emerge, but by the end of the April 22-23 Climate Summit hosted by Biden, John Kerry and Anthony Blinken, it has become abysmally clear what delusions possessed the poor president.

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Matt Ehret: Tomorrowโ€™s Arctic: Theatre of War or Cooperation? The Real Story Behind the Alaska Purchase

06 Russia, Civil Society

Today, the Arctic has increasingly become identified as a domain of great prosperity and cooperation amongst world civilizations on the one side and a domain of confrontation and war on the other.

In 2007, the Russian government first voiced its support for the construction of the Bering Strait rail tunnel connecting the Americas with the Eurasian continent- a policy which has taken on new life in 2020 as Putinโ€™s Great Arctic Development strategy has wedded itself to the northern extension of the Belt and Road Initiative (dubbed the Polar Silk Road). In 2011, the Russian government re-stated its pledge to build the $64 billion project.

On the Stone Age side of things, deep state neocons have also looked upon the arctic as a strategic zone of global importance, but with a very different mental filter from their Russian counterparts. NORADโ€™s leadership and a vast array of NATO-philes have repeatedly called upon the Arctic as a domain of militarization and confrontation with their primary โ€œstrategic nemesesโ€ Russia and China.

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Matt Ehret: Will Canada Be a Bridge of Cooperation Or a Platform for War in the 21st Century

02 China, 06 Russia, Government

The arctic remains the worldโ€™s last frontier of human exploration. It is also a domain of great potential cooperation among great civilizations, or inversely a domain of militarism and confrontation.

In recent years, Russia and China have increasingly harmonized their foreign policies around the Framework unveiled by President Xi Jinping in 2013 dubbed the Belt and Road Initiative. Since its unveiling, this megaproject has grown in leaps and bounds winning over 136 nations, accruing $3.7 trillion of investment capital and evolving new components such as the โ€œDigital Silk Roadโ€, โ€œHealth Silk Roadโ€, โ€œSpace Silk Roadโ€, and of course the โ€œPolar Silk Roadโ€. In March 2021, the Polar Silk Road, first announced in 2018, was given a prominent role in the 2021-2025 Five Year Plan with a focus on Arctic shipping, resource development, scientific Arctic research and conservation.

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Matt Ehret: China and Russia: The New Guarantors for Justice in the Face of a Self-Cannibalizing West

02 China, 06 Russia

China and Russia have made it absolutely clear that they recognize the sad fact that the oligarchy in firm control of the western alliance is adamantly intent on burning all possible diplomatic avenues of cooperation and dialogue as the Hindenburg of the western financial system continues to careen towards a fiery oblivion.

It didnโ€™t take long for the behaviorist zombies and NATO-philes managing the recent U.S. color revolution to undo any remnant of hope that some form of sane foreign policy might emerge from the U.S. establishment.

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Matt Ehret: Open vs. Closed Systems – Lecture to Moscow National Research Nuclear University

06 Russia, Cultural Intelligence, Officers Call, Peace Intelligence

Open vs Closed Systems- Lecture to Moscow National Research Nuclear University

If the system intrinsic nature is presumed closed, and boundaries absolute, then fascism, zero-sum thinking and depopulation will be an unavoidable consequence. If on the other hand the system is presumed open, with relative boundaries to our growth potential, then society may yet have the ability to overcome many of the gravest challenges pressing upon our species going into a future of win-win cooperation, multipolarism and creative reason.

The three primary case studies which I explored during this short presentation include 1) the Arctic as a platform of cooperation or war, 2) the middle east under bombs, drones and regime change or the New Silk Road and finally 3) Space exploration.

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