Barnes Review: How to Thrive in a Globalist Political Order
I had a wonderful chat with former Geopolitics & Empire contributor
of José Niño Unfiltered. José also works with and contributes to numerous publications such as Barnes Review, Headline USA, and many more.“On this episode of TBR Radio’s “The TBR History Hour,” host José Niño welcomes Hrvoje Moric, host of the “Geopolitics & Empire” podcast, for a candid discussion about the enduring realities of globalism, the transformative value of living abroad, and the quiet resurgence of the North American Union.
This episode dives into how, despite seismic shifts in world politics, the forces of global integration remain as strong as ever. Moric, a triple citizen of the U.S., Croatia, and Mexico, shares firsthand insights from his years living across continents—from Mongolia to Switzerland to Mexico. He explains how holding multiple passports and immersing oneself in different cultures not only opens doors but also provides a crucial safety net in an unpredictable world.”
Link https://barnesreview.org/how-to-thrive-in-a-globalist-political-order
I think it's hard to 'thrive' in a global technocratic slavery system where health, food and tech are weaponized and used against us. Thing with people with (some) money is that they came to believe they're immune to the encroaching weaponization of everything. They can still buy their way out and refuse jabs, eat organic, and go on expensive detox trips etc.
Sometimes I think the 'fleeing' concept that many rich peeps are promoting is an op intended to get people with enough influence and means to make a difference in the freedom 'movement', out of the countries that are being attacked. Instead of joining the fight, they can safely watch from a distance how their home-countries are being destroyed.
But after the plebs and undesirables are sufficiently culled, they will be the cherry on the cake.