Topic: Austro Hungarian Empire

The broadcast provides a formal definition of the Monroe Doctrine, established in 1823 to oppose European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere. Jones discusses historical interference by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Germany in Mexico, including the Zimmerman Telegram era and Black Jack Pershing's incursion. He concludes by stating that Trump's actions are a return to this foundational U.S. grand strategy before handing the show to Royce White.

A historical overview details the shift of global power from the British and Austro-Hungarian Empires to the United States following World War I. The failure of Woodrow Wilson's League of Nations is discussed as a precursor to modern geopolitical control efforts. The narrative links European royalty to ancient bloodlines and explains the consolidation of power through scientific and technological advancement.

Dyer argues that the "Russia boogeyman" is a tool used by the Anglo-American power establishment to distract from domestic corruption, such as the suppressed Biden laptop story. Citing Carol Quigley's "Tragedy and Hope," he explains that 20th-century conflicts were designed to exhaust rival empires. He claims modern "liberalism" is actually a form of postmodern nihilistic imperialism.