The Unbroken Thread: Debt, War, and the Normalization of Elite Power (1694-2026)

 

The Unbroken Thread: Debt, War, and the Normalization of Elite Power (1694-2026) By Kamran Qureshi This essay argues that the mechanisms of elite control debt-based money, sovereign loans, war financing, and wealth concentration have remained structurally continuous from the medieval period to the present. While mainstream historians dismiss the conspiratorial framework of authors like William Guy Carr, the patterns Carr identified are now observable as normal, legal, and university-taught features of global governance. Read here

Michel Chossudovsky: “The USA supported Hitler in his campaign against the Soviet Union” By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and Marijom Kordić By attacking Iran, America has shown that it is no longer capable of being a world hegemon and its only hope now is nuclear weapons, said Canadian economist, professor emeritus at the University of Ottawa Michel Chossudovsky on Marija Kordić’s “Right to Speak” show. Read here

Kiev Neo-Nazi Regime Forcibly Conscript Women while Importing Migrants By Drago Bosnic The NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict has triggered a profound demographic implosion, marked by massive casualties, near-constant emigration and a rapidly declining workforce. With the share of pensioners rising, the economy of NATO-occupied Ukraine becomes unsustainable even in the short term. Read here

Israeli Buffer Zone in Lebanon Continues the War Indefinitely By Steven Sahiounie Israeli media reported on April 19 that Israel has divided the areas it controls in southern Lebanon into three distinct zones following the ceasefire agreement with the Lebanese government. According to the report, this layered security structure reflects a broader military and strategic doctrine aimed at reshaping the operational landscape along the northern border. Read here

Trump Blocks the Strait By Manlio Dinucci How can we explain the fact that Trump first attacked Iran with the stated aim of reopening the Strait of Hormuz (which Iran had blocked in response to the US attack), and now Trump himself is blocking the Strait of Hormuz by halting maritime traffic in and out of Iranian ports and allowing only a few ships from other countries to pass through? Read here

UAE Plans to De-dollarize Oil Market By Lucas Leiroz de Almeida In a recent statement, authorities from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) warned their American counterparts that might have to start trading in Chinese yuan in the global oil market. The news was seen as an “implicit threat” by the American government, which believes that Abu Dhabi is trying to break its historical ties with Washington in favor of closer relations with China. Read here

Sudan War Continues After Three Years By Abayomi Azikiwe Since April 15, 2023, the internal war in the Republic of Sudan has continued unabated. Fighting erupted after the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) violently disagreed over the political future of this oil-rich African state. Read here