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Andrew Roberts: The Historical Case for Trump’s Gaza Plan

Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 3366 implied HN points • 10 Feb 25
🌍 World Politics International relations Conflict Studies Global Governance
  1. Countries that start aggressive wars often lose their sovereignty or governments when they are defeated. This is shown in history with several examples.
  2. The world often assumes the Palestinians still have the right to govern themselves, but their actions in conflict could change that.
  3. Historical precedents show that unprovoked attacks lead to significant consequences for the attackers, often resulting in loss of power and territory.

'Net-Zero' ESG banking cartel continues collapse in aftermath of Trump victory

The Dossier • 311 implied HN points • 09 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Climate Policy Banking Global Governance
  1. BlackRock and several major U.S. banks have left the Net-Zero Banking Alliance. This signals a shift away from the previous focus on climate-focused banking practices.
  2. The Net-Zero Banking Alliance aimed to reduce carbon emissions and support climate initiatives. Some believe these goals may have hurt economic growth and innovation.
  3. The victory of President Trump is seen as a factor in the collapse of the ESG banking agenda. This change could allow for more freedom in the American economy from international influences.

Control the Food and You Control The World

2nd Smartest Guy in the World • 3282 implied HN points • 08 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Human Rights International relations Conflict Security
  1. Political leaders have used artificial food shortages to control populations throughout history.
  2. Famines like The Holodomor in Ukraine and Sri Lanka's recent crisis highlight intentional starvation tactics by governments.
  3. Support your local farmer, decentralize, and resist illegitimate government actions to combat globalist population control efforts.

The Empire of Profit and its Status Quo

Sarcastosaurus • 2083 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Conflict resolution International relations Oligarchy
  1. The modern Western societies are controlled by a small group of ultra-wealthy individuals, who prioritize profit above all else, shaping politics and economies to serve their interests.
  2. The Western arms industry has significantly decreased since the Cold War, relying on outsourcing and prioritizing profits over large-scale production, hindering the ability to ramp up arms production in times of need.
  3. Building up a new arms industry would challenge the current profit-focused system, potentially requiring state-owned enterprises and a shift away from prioritizing profit, which goes against the current status quo.

SB 1047 with Socialist Characteristics: China’s Algorithm Registry in the LLM Era

ChinaTalk • 355 implied HN points • 14 Nov 24
🕹 Technology AI Regulations Policy Analysis Data security Global Governance
  1. China has introduced strict rules for generative AI, requiring all output to reflect socialist values. This highlights the government's focus on controlling AI content that interacts with the public.
  2. There are two separate registration processes for algorithms in China: a simpler one for regular algorithms and a more complex one for generative AI. The more complicated process involves direct testing by authorities, making it tougher for companies to launch AI products.
  3. The regulatory environment is still evolving and can be confusing for companies. Some might face delays in getting their models approved, which could lead to a preference for targeting businesses over regular consumers.
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Experience Davos From Your Own Living Room

Phillips’s Newsletter • 69 implied HN points • 23 Jan 25
🌍 World Politics International relations Global Governance Conflict resolution Political institutions
  1. The World Economic Forum at Davos was not just for the elite this year; diverse voices, including those from less powerful backgrounds, were invited to participate.
  2. The current conflicts and political changes show that the old international order is struggling, and while it may not collapse immediately, it is failing to address pressing global issues, like the war in Ukraine.
  3. Future security for Ukraine may depend more on European institutions like the EU rather than NATO, which poses challenges for Ukraine's integration and support in these complex times.

Towards A Church Of The British Empire: World Government As British Empire Revivalism

Matt Ehret's Insights • 2633 implied HN points • 06 May 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Alliances Imperialism Cold War United Nations
  1. The British Empire agenda towards a world government revivalism is being pursued through figures like King Charles III and Pope Francis, shaping a tribalist global governance system.
  2. Historical figures like Cecil Rhodes aspired to restore British imperial power through unipolar world government controlled by a new priest class.
  3. Nationalist efforts to promote cooperation among sovereign nation states for mutual development were challenged by imperial forces seeking a British-led New World Order.

The Post-Cold War Apotheosis of Liberal Managerialism

The Upheaval • 1065 implied HN points • 23 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Liberalism Global Governance Political theory Public Policy
  1. There's been a big shift where the lines between government power and everyday life have blurred. This change makes it easier for the state to control personal freedoms and decisions.
  2. The rise of global governance has been fueled by a blend of neoliberal and neoconservative ideologies. This partnership pushes for more control over international finance and politics to achieve a unified agenda.
  3. Managerialism has taken over many aspects of society, promoting the idea that experts can and should manage every part of life. This creates a system where individual freedoms may be sacrificed for the sake of efficiency and control.

From War Of The Worlds To Laurence Rockefeller’s Disclosure Project Part 1: A Century Of UFO Psyops Exposed

Matt Ehret's Insights • 1041 implied HN points • 21 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics UFOs Disclosure Propaganda Global Governance
  1. Major governmental and space agencies are now openly discussing alien disclosure.
  2. There is a history of using psychological operations (PsyOps) to manipulate beliefs and perceptions.
  3. Past events like the War of the Worlds broadcast show how media can influence public perceptions.

Epidemic Diffusion: The Hijack of False Narratives in Covid Discourse

DARK FUTURA • 1631 implied HN points • 25 Apr 23
🌍 World Politics Global Crisis Global Governance Geopolitical Strategy Power Dynamics Crisis Management
  1. Many conspiracy theories around Covid discourse lack focus on the underlying purpose behind the events, which could be linked to issues like global finance and the 2020 elections.
  2. The Covid pandemic served as a smokescreen to allow global elites to increase money supply, print trillions of dollars, manipulate elections, and implement digital ID systems.
  3. Future 'pandemic' scares may be used as tools to further control society, push agendas like CBDCs and digital IDs, and maintain elite power over the population.

The British Imperial Hand Behind Russiagate And Global Governance Exposed Again

Matt Ehret's Insights • 1375 implied HN points • 13 Jun 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Deep State International cooperation
  1. The Durham Report exposed the British Imperial hand behind Russiagate and global governance.
  2. Igor Danchenko, a key player, admitted to lacking evidence supporting the claims in the Steele Dossier.
  3. Strobe Talbott's role reveals a British Imperial influence in shaping world government ideals.

"Who Cares About International Aid?"

UnfairNation by Ehsan Zaffar • 7 implied HN points • 04 Feb 25
🌍 World Politics International Aid Foreign Policy Economic Development Global Governance Soft Power
  1. Helping others through international aid is not just good for the people receiving help, but it also makes the helpers feel good and strengthens their own country's values.
  2. International aid helps build relationships and influence. If the U.S. pulls back, other nations like China might step in and take that influence.
  3. Investing in international development is smart economics. It helps create markets for U.S. goods, ensuring better economic stability for everyone involved.

World Policing or World Perfecting?

In My Tribe • 637 implied HN points • 19 Oct 24
🌍 World Politics Foreign Policy Military Strategy Global Governance International relations Regional conflicts
  1. Policing the world can be necessary sometimes, like ensuring safe navigation and commerce. However, trying to forcefully change other countries' systems usually leads to problems.
  2. Past U.S. actions in the Middle East often focused too much on perfection, like trying to build democracies instead of just maintaining order. This overreaching has had high costs without much benefit.
  3. America should find a balance between policing and staying less involved globally. While policing might not be ideal, it's often better than allowing worse alternatives like unchecked aggression from other nations.

Wang Yi at Munich Security Conference

Pekingnology • 132 implied HN points • 15 Feb 25
🌍 World Politics International relations Geopolitics Diplomacy Global Governance Multilateralism
  1. The world is becoming multipolar, meaning many countries will have more equal power instead of just a few dominating. This is a positive change that can lead to more fairness among nations.
  2. It's essential to follow international laws and treat all countries equally, regardless of their power. Respecting each other's sovereignty helps maintain peace and stability.
  3. Cooperation, openness, and working together are key to solving global problems. Countries should not isolate themselves but instead collaborate for a better future.

Reform and Development of Global Governance; Xi meets Venezuelan President; EU to probe PRC EV subsidies; Apple and Tesla risks; No property tax on agenda

Sinocism • 904 implied HN points • 14 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance China Europe United States Venezuela
  1. China proposes reforms for global governance, highlighting global security, sustainable development, human rights, and strengthening the U.N.
  2. China upgrades relations with Venezuela to a strategic partnership, signing cooperation deals related to the Belt and Road Initiative.
  3. The EU launches an investigation into potential subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, which could impact German interests.

A New World Order

Diane Francis • 679 implied HN points • 14 Sep 23
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics Global Governance International relations
  1. A new global order is forming as powers like India and Saudi Arabia are stepping up, while Russia and China face challenges. This shift is changing how countries interact in the world.
  2. The G20 is evolving to include more voices from the Global South, especially after the African Union joined. This hints at a more balanced power dynamic in global discussions.
  3. India has been gaining influence, showing its potential as a leader for developing nations. It's boosting its economy and connections, moving ahead with significant projects like the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.

Expel Russia from UN

Diane Francis • 1099 implied HN points • 01 May 23
🌍 World Politics International Law Geopolitics Global Governance Security Council Conflict resolution
  1. Russia should not be on the UN Security Council because it is acting like a dictator and has committed war crimes. This is similar to putting a criminal in charge of the police.
  2. The UN Security Council has not been able to do its job because of Russia's veto power. A country that causes problems shouldn't have the ability to stop solutions.
  3. Countries like Ukraine and India deserve a permanent seat on the Security Council because of their significant contributions to the world. The UN should be reformed to reflect current realities and not be held back by a single nation.

Chartbook 216: Heroic periodization: histories of Bretton Woods & the "New Washington Consensus"

Chartbook • 1745 implied HN points • 29 May 23
🌍 World Politics Monetary Policy Economic History Global Governance International relations
  1. The era of Bretton Woods had a complex history and its implications for today's economic policy are significant.
  2. Historical narratives like Bretton Woods can be used to legitimize and motivate action, but may not always align with reality.
  3. Understanding the continuous process of policy-making improvisation without succumbing to its complexities is crucial for shaping economic policy.

The New Lab Leak Evidence

Nonzero Newsletter • 722 implied HN points • 10 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics US-China Relations Middle East conflicts Global Governance
  1. Recent evidence strengthens the lab leak hypothesis that the Covid pandemic originated from a research project gone wrong in China.
  2. Mainstream media's lack of coverage on this evidence reflects a problem of political polarization affecting governance and international cooperation.
  3. Understanding the implications of the lab leak scenario requires a focus on improving international governance and regulatory schemes rather than assigning blame.

Nine Reasons Governments Must Reject Proposed Amendments to International Health Regulations

THE FREEDOM BLOG • 255 implied HN points • 07 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Public Health International Law Global Governance Policy response Pandemic Management
  1. Proposed amendments to International Health Regulations give too much power to the WHO during international public health emergencies.
  2. The amendments remove language about dignity, human rights, and freedom and replace it with a focus on equity and inclusivity.
  3. The WHO can unilaterally declare a potential public health emergency, leading to a global bio-surveillance regime and censorship regime.

The West vs. The Rest

Diane Francis • 599 implied HN points • 02 Mar 23
🌍 World Politics International relations Geopolitics Conflict resolution Diplomacy Global Governance
  1. China and India are becoming powerful players in the world, often supporting Russia instead of Ukraine. This creates a divide between the West, which supports Ukraine, and other countries that are more neutral.
  2. Many countries outside the West prioritize ending the war over winning it, fearing that it could escalate into something more dangerous. People in places like China and India want peace, even if it means giving up some territory.
  3. India is a key player in global politics and is being courted by both the US and Germany for its support. As it grows economically, its stance on issues like the Ukraine war will be important.

What if NATO became a world government?

The Novelleist • 380 implied HN points • 13 Mar 24
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Peacebuilding Defense
  1. NATO serves as a defense pact among countries, fostering collective security.
  2. For NATO to act effectively as a global government, member countries must uphold their defense spending commitments.
  3. In a scenario where NATO evolves into a world government, it could potentially facilitate global peace by pooling resources and deterring aggression.

Digital Migrants & Coercive Immobility

BowTiedMara - Geoarbitrage & Mobility Assets • 157 implied HN points • 07 Jul 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance International relations Human Rights Emergency Response
  1. State control over citizens' mobility is increasing through mechanisms like passports and digital IDs.
  2. The introduction of CBDCs and digital IDs can enable coercive immobility, restricting individuals' movements and spending.
  3. Opting out of the digital panopticon may become challenging, and choosing a jurisdiction with less State enforcement might be a key strategy for the future.

Jeffrey Sachs on Diplomacy, Conflict, and the Path to Peace (Ad-Free Video)

Critical Mass • 7 implied HN points • 18 Dec 24
🌍 World Politics Diplomacy Conflict Peace International Law Global Governance
  1. The roots of the Ukraine war are linked to NATO's eastward expansion, which broke promises made to Russia. Finding a solution might need diplomatic efforts, including talks led by unexpected leaders like Donald Trump.
  2. The Palestinian situation in Gaza is viewed as unjust and similar to apartheid, with a two-state solution being the best way forward. This idea aligns with international views but is not accepted by the current Israeli government.
  3. Engaging in respectful and open discussions about tough topics is important. It’s essential to keep dialogue going, even when there are disagreements, to explore solutions for complex issues.

Our Greatest Existential Threat

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension • 118 implied HN points • 06 Jun 23
🌍 World Politics Political elites Genocide Global Governance
  1. Existential threats are often portrayed as unseen, lurking dangers that terrify us. Popular threats include pandemics, climate change, and alien invasions.
  2. The true existential threat to humanity lies with the power elites who govern us. War, genocide, and other actions by ruling elites have caused more human deaths than major pandemics.
  3. Fear-inducing narratives like climate change are used to distract from the real threat posed by familiar leaders. The greatest danger often comes from those we know rather than unknown external forces.

On the World Economic Forum, "Preparing for Disease X," and the insufferable self-interested platitudinous jargon-laden fantasies of the globalised public-private idiots who aspire to run our lives

eugyppius: a plague chronicle • 141 implied HN points • 18 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Public Health International Organizations
  1. There is no evidence of scientists engineering a specific pathogen for a second pandemic.
  2. Global technocratic class poses a significant threat through lacklustre decisions compared to hypothetical genocidal scientists.
  3. World Economic Forum held a panel on 'Preparing for Disease X' without significant epidemiological qualifications.

UN and NATO Fail

Diane Francis • 459 implied HN points • 07 Apr 22
🌍 World Politics International relations Military Affairs Global Governance Conflict resolution Diplomacy
  1. The UN Security Council is flawed because the countries in power can block any action against themselves. This makes it tough to hold countries like Russia accountable for their actions.
  2. NATO's requirement for unanimous approval among its members means that one country can stop any agreement. This creates a situation where important decisions can't be made, even if most countries agree.
  3. Despite clear evidence of war crimes, the international community struggles to punish such actions because of the veto power held by influential countries. This allows leaders like Putin to act without fear of consequences.

Bill Gates, the Global Depopulation Agenda, and What Is Actually Happening

eugyppius: a plague chronicle • 289 implied HN points • 14 Mar 23
🌍 World Politics Global Issues Political Ideologies International relations Global Governance
  1. Theories of a global depopulation agenda involving Bill Gates are often based on manipulated or narrow interpretations of his statements.
  2. The moral orientations of different political ideologies shape their concerns and policy priorities.
  3. The rise of extreme moral orientations in Western elites can lead to harmful policies and an existential threat to human civilization.

The WEF’s Theresienstadt Moment

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension • 59 implied HN points • 29 Aug 23
🌍 World Politics Global Governance Politics History
  1. There is a shift in support for ESG investing among major players like BlackRock and Vanguard, leading to a significant decline in backing shareholder proposals on environmental and social issues.
  2. The decrease in ESG support may be influenced by criticisms of being too 'woke' and the economic feasibility of these initiatives, indicating a growing public awareness and skepticism towards such programs.
  3. The narrative draws parallels between the handling of ESG investing in the financial world and the deceptive practices observed in the Theresienstadt concentration camp during the Holocaust, highlighting the potential dangers of ignoring warning signs and blindly following ideologies.

#16 - A "Cautious Coalition" of Democracies: What Grand Strategy for AI Safety? + Sycophancy

Navigating AI Risks • 39 implied HN points • 07 Dec 23
🕹 Technology AI Policy Public Opinion Global Governance Industry
  1. The idea that democracies should be in control of transformative AI over authoritarian states like China is well-grounded.
  2. A 'cautious coalition' strategy suggests that democracies should lead in AI to reduce risks associated with states that do not regulate AI for safety.
  3. It is important for democratic governments to balance the desire to maintain AI lead with global governance arrangements that involve all key players, including China and other autocracies.

New World Disorder

Diane Francis • 199 implied HN points • 11 Apr 22
🌍 World Politics Geopolitics International relations Conflict Studies Diplomacy Global Governance
  1. The war in Ukraine has split countries into three groups: those supporting Ukraine, those backing Russia, and those unsure of where to stand. This division shows how global politics have changed since the Cold War.
  2. Many countries, while condemning Russia's actions, are hesitant to take strong action against it, often due to their own interests. Countries like India and Turkey try to balance their relationships with both Russia and the West.
  3. The current situation highlights that there is no simple 'world order' anymore. Instead, countries act based on local politics and their own needs, which can lead to instability and conflicts.

Thoughts of Freedom, Ireland and Friday Stuckism

The False Consensus Effect • 39 implied HN points • 23 Oct 23
🌍 World Politics International relations Global Governance Human Rights Activism
  1. Winning the war on propaganda is possible with a billion eyes watching and sharing information, leading to a shift in power.
  2. The author questions the current U.S. government system, highlighting the financial burden of taxes and the desire for a more peaceful defense budget like Ireland's.
  3. The trip to Ireland was eye-opening, showcasing a country where the people have a strong voice in government decisions and stand up for justice.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 30.10.2024

steigan.no • 6 implied HN points • 30 Oct 24
🌍 World Politics International relations Conflict resolution Political Analysis Human Rights Global Governance
  1. The war in Ukraine might have been avoided according to some leaders, who argue that better communication and diplomatic efforts could have helped stop it before it started.
  2. Many hydrogen projects faced challenges and delays in 2024, leading to the conclusion that the hype around green hydrogen may have been overstated.
  3. Some commentators have criticized past U.S. presidents for following similar policies despite their different public images, suggesting a continuity in political strategies rather than drastic changes.

Unlike For Like.

Trying to Understand the World • 5 implied HN points • 30 Oct 24
🌍 World Politics International relations Global Governance Political institutions Economic Cooperation
  1. International organizations like NATO and the EU formed to address specific needs and challenges at the time. They often evolve to serve new purposes and can be hard to disband once established.
  2. BRICS is seen as a coordination group that wants to change how current global systems work instead of replacing them. Its focus is on creating a fairer and more inclusive global financial structure.
  3. Countries can cooperate on shared interests even if they don't fully align on all issues. This flexible approach allows for collaboration without needing complete agreement on every topic.

It’s Not About You

Anxiety Addiction & Ascension • 39 implied HN points • 05 Jul 22
🌍 World Politics Global Governance International relations Geostrategy Economic Impact
  1. Brian Deese's statement about fuel prices being a sacrifice for the Liberal World Order highlights the disconnect between the ruling class and regular working people
  2. The concept of Liberal World Order is being used to justify sacrifices made by the public for the benefit of the powerful elite
  3. The narrative of the Liberal World Order is being employed to divert attention from underlying issues like inflation and wealth inequality