Is the US-led Global Order Beginning to Crack?
By Jamie Mcintyre
In this episode, we examine the shifting balance of global power, the pressure on the US empire, energy security, Russia and Ukraine, America’s relationship with Israel, and the growing importance of countries such as India and China.
The discussion also explores the controversy surrounding Russian oil and diesel, Washington’s changing approach to energy sanctions, the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, and what these developments could mean for the global economy.
The episode moves through geopolitics, Australia’s position in international affairs, the influence of political and financial networks, surveillance technology, and the broader question of where global power is heading next.
CHAPTERS:
00:45 The West, Israel, And A World In Crisis
04:58 Trump, Israel, And The Power Struggle
10:34 Charlie Kirk’s Final Political Shift
16:02 Australia’s Secret Battle Over Israel
20:48 Mel Gibson, Iran, And Nuclear Hypocrisy
25:45 America’s Russian Oil Double Standard
33:27 Holocaust, History, And Double Standards
39:16 The West Is Leaving, Phones Are Spied On
What do you think — is the US still the dominant global power, or are we watching a major shift in the international order?
Watch the full discussion and decide for yourself where the world is heading.
