Professor Penn and Royce expose what they describe as the deep state’s business model, fueled by massive government spending, mounting debt, and a multitrillion-dollar nonprofit industry. They examine monetary inflation, Federal Reserve policy, and how Washington’s expanding economic control undermines America’s republican principles. The hosts connect Minnesota’s fraud scandals and Somali remittances to a much larger network of government-backed global financing. They warn that AI, data centers, smartphones, and mass surveillance are cementing a digital prison around the American people. Finally, they confront mass migration into Europe, America’s foreign interventions, the Israel–Gaza conflict, and the forces they believe…
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The only Islamic nuclear power is in an unusually commanding position following the outbreak of the Iran War. The post Pakistan’s Big Moment appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Pakistan’s Big Moment The only Islamic nuclear power is in an unusually commanding position following the outbreak of the Iran War. Pakistan has never been a country credited with strong civilian institutions or good long term thinking. The country is nominally led by the unpopular Shehbaz Sharif, who answers to the Chief of Defense Forces Asim Munir, who holds the real power. Sharif was empowered after his predecessor, Imran Khan, ran afoul of the general. Khan wound up in prison and Sharif wound up in charge. This wasn’t out of the ordinary for Pakistan. In the almost 80 years that the country has existed, more…Open
