British Imperial Expert: The Force Behind King Charles, Iran & Every War Since 1900 | PBD #788

In this provocative episode of the PBD Podcast, host Pat invites Susan Kokinda, founder of Promethean Action, to unpack a radical historical thesis: that the British imperial system—through its financial, intelligence, and cultural institutions—has orchestrated global events for over a century to suppress the rise of sovereign, economically independent nations, particularly the United States. Kokinda argues that the American system, rooted in Alexander Hamilton’s vision of economic development through human creativity and industrial progress, has been systematically undermined by British-led globalism. She traces this struggle from the 19th century through modern times, linking British intelligence to the creation of political Islam, the Muslim Brotherhood, and radical Zionism, while asserting that recent assassination attempts on President Trump are part of a long-standing imperial strategy to eliminate leaders who threaten the globalist order. The episode explores how the Trump administration’s policies—energy independence, reviving domestic industry, withdrawing from international organizations, and confronting Iran—are not just political moves but a deliberate dismantling of the British imperial playbook. Kokinda emphasizes that the real enemy is not any single nation, but the ideological and institutional framework of a globalist elite that thrives on perpetual war, financial manipulation, and psychological control. She concludes that the current moment represents a historic turning point, where the U.S. is rediscovering its sovereign potential and challenging the 300-year-old British imperial system that has shaped the modern world. Key takeaways include: (1) The British imperial system, not China or Russia, is the central architect of modern geopolitical instability; (2) The American system—based on productive capacity and human creativity—is the true alternative to globalist finance; (3) The Trump administration’s actions are not random but part of a coherent, long-term strategy to break imperial control; (4) The collapse of institutions like Lloyds of London’s insurance monopoly signals a shift in global power; (5) The real threat is not terrorism or war, but the psychological manipulation of public perception through media and culture; (6) The future lies in a world of sovereign nations, not empires, and the U.S. has the opportunity to lead that transformation.