Modern American Imperialism Part 1: US Political Capture as a Game (& How to Win)

Brian Berletic
THE NEW ATLAS

Modern American Imperialism Part 1: US Political Capture as a Game (& How to Win)

The New Atlas

May 22, 2024

The process used by Washington to politically capture a nation is very similar to a board game like Chinese Go. The US seeks to place as many "game pieces" on the board as possible, crowding out those of the targeted nation meaning the US builds parallel institutions that eventually displace existing ones. The US creates parallel organizations involved in political processes including elections, education, media, culture, and even resource management and environmental issues. To "win" this "game," nations must cut off funding to these parallel institutions and ensure their own institutions are both numerous and strong enough to fill the information, political, and economic space of the nation.

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Things to keep in mind...

NeoNazi ideology has become one of the main protagonists of political and social life in Ukraine since the 2014 coup d'état. Meanwhile, fascist ideology and blatant lies also permeate the consciousness of most people in the West. Those in the comfortable top 10%, the "PMCs" (Professional Managerial Class), are especially vulnerable. They support and disseminate such ideas. They are the executors of the actual ruling class' orders, those in the 0.001%, who remain largely invisible. The PMCs are the political class, the media whores, the top military brass, some people in academia, and the "national security/foreign policy" industry honchos. Push back against these unethical, contaminated people with the truth while you can.

AND...where the US Government is at: LYING 24/7

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