Posted on 09/26/2026 5:28:03 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
The video argues that recent media outrage and political criticism surrounding President Donald Trump’s summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, along with a White House “autopen” communications moment, are distractions from a much larger shift. According to the presenter, Trump is systematically dismantling a 50-year-old geopolitical and imperial framework long associated with Henry Kissinger and sustained by what the speaker calls “the empire” (with particular emphasis on British-linked institutions and thinking). The core claim is that Trump’s actions are reversing this framework in concrete ways that neither the media nor traditional foreign-policy elites can stop.
China, the “Thucydides Trap,” and a Changing Tone from Xi
The speaker begins by contrasting the media and elite reaction to the Trump–Xi summit with an online panel hosted by Britain’s Chatham House titled “China Rising, America in Decline?” Chatham House President Bronwen Maddox framed the discussion in terms of China’s industrial, military, and economic rise versus alleged American setbacks under Trump (Iran, midterm risks, etc.). The presenter links this framing to Graham Allison’s “Thucydides Trap” thesis—the idea that conflict is highly likely when a rising power challenges a declining one—and notes Allison’s academic ties to Kissinger and a British-sponsored scholarship.
Xi Jinping’s own language is then highlighted as evidence of a shift:
The presenter attributes this change to Trump’s concrete actions since May, as outlined in Trump’s recent UN speech: decisive moves in Iran (ending nuclear weapons and control of the Strait), actions in Venezuela, expansion of the “Shield of America” (now including Colombia and Peru) to reclaim sovereignty from cartels and outside powers, the Greenland Treaty signed at the UN (opening the door to the Golden Dome strategic defense system and keeping hostile forces off Greenland), and a broader domestic reindustrialization effort. The latter is described as the biggest such push since World War II mobilization, already visible in factory construction, equipment orders, capital expansion, and rising blue-collar jobs and wages—an “American System” revival that no president has achieved in over a century.
Xi, the speaker claims, sees both the impact of these moves on Chinese interests and the reality of dealing with Trump, in contrast to figures like Mark Carney who pursue a “globalism 2.0” approach.
The Middle East: Ending Outside Imposition of Security
While attention focused on the Trump–Xi summit, parallel developments at the UN addressed the Middle East—a region the presenter says has been shaped by outside (especially British-led) great-power interventions since the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire a century ago. The Economist hosted a seminar asking whether America’s hegemony over the Middle East was ending; the speaker interprets this as acknowledgment that the U.S. has long acted as enforcer of a British-originated framework. An Economist editor’s invitation noted that it would be the first time since the Ottoman breakup that Middle East security was no longer imposed from the outside.
The video highlights a session of the Board of Peace (established by Trump over the past year) held during the UN General Assembly. The Board has been working on decommissioning weapons, clarifying jurisdictions in Gaza, delivering humanitarian aid, creating a transitional governing body, and lining up reconstruction funding. Key points from the session include:
Marco Rubio and the Reversal of Kissinger’s Legacy
The final section focuses on Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who now also permanently holds the role of National Security Advisor. The speaker frames Rubio’s dual position and policy stance as actively undoing the architecture designed by Henry Kissinger—the figure identified as the principal architect of the 50-year framework now being discarded. (The transcript cuts off mid-sentence in the provided material, but the overall arc presents Rubio’s role as a key instrument of this reversal.)
Overall Framing and Call to Action
Throughout, the video portrays media and elite criticism (from both Republican and Democratic senators, National Review, the Wall Street Journal, British press, etc.) as noise that obscures the real story: Trump is dismantling an imperial system that treated regions such as the Middle East as objects of outside control and locked the U.S.–China relationship into a conflict-prone “trap” narrative. Concrete results—reindustrialization at home, sovereignty-focused security arrangements in the Western Hemisphere and Greenland, and a Gaza reconstruction model centered on local agency rather than permanent external mandates—are presented as evidence that the old framework is being erased and cannot be restored by its defenders.
The presenter repeatedly urges viewers to look past the outrage and follow developments through Promethean Action’s free newsletter (and paid subscription for full citations and resources). The tone is assertive and partisan in favor of Trump’s approach, framing it as a historic break with a half-century of failed or self-serving geopolitics.
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The EU is the biggest Foriegn enemy of the ISA.
The EU is the biggest Foriegn enemy of the ISA.
“The EU is the biggest Foriegn enemy of the ISA.”
The MSM (Lying Media) is the biggest Domestic enemy of the USA.
The world is changing for the better. Kissinger was a treasonous ba$tard!!
Kissinger was a treasonous ba$tard!!
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Or an ignoramus.
The post WWII International order was already beginning to fray long before Trump came down the escalator. The ground truth it was based on has changed dramatically since the fall of the Iron Curtain, as have the larger political players at world level.
Since the breakup of the old order released snakes we didn’t even know before, it is clear we need a new self assessment of our goals and place in the new structure.
Somebody will lead it.
Kissinger was essentially clueless about domestic and economic policy. America’s potential for revival and renewed strength eluded him.
“Kissinger was essentially clueless about domestic and economic policy.”
Kissinger was European, and kept his European thinking and arrogance. He never adjusted to being an American. We were sooo inferior.
Absolute BUMP!
Spot on.
later
*Since the breakup of the old order released snakes we didn’t even know before*
Interesting point. Didn’t know Yugoslavia was made of so many that hated each other.
This woman is a good analyst. Thanks for the post.
The biggest domestic enemy of the USA is the deep state bureaucracy, aided and abetted by the fake media.
That was great!
Thanks for posting!!
The biggest domestic enemy of the USA is the deep state bureaucracy, aided and abetted by the fake media.
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True statement.
However, the deep state & media will make sure the population in the US has many foreign enemies.
They can’t survive without it.
Canadian remorse?
Trump Just Trapped Mark Carney in His Own Globalist Game (Sep 26, 2026)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry6H39_eJGU
The Elevate Report
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Guest Intro: Jason James (Brave New Normal)
00:01:48 - Trump’s Tariffs & “America First” Trade Strategy
00:05:28 - The Global Race for Rare Earth Minerals & CCP Influence
00:07:22 - Mark Carney & Canada’s Relationship with the EU and China
00:15:30 - The Realities of Geography, Potash & Trade Partnerships
00:26:40 - U.S. Greenland Strategy & Arctic Security Threats
00:29:30 - Canada’s Cultural Reckoning & Moving Forward
They are totally against Mark Carney (the Globalist Banker)
The citizens get it, the mess that UK leadership is in real trouble.,
This is an interview-style discussion between the Elevate Report host and Jason James focusing on Canadian politics, U.S.-Canada relations under Trump’s second term, Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence, and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approach.
Main points covered:
“ The speaker frames Rubio’s dual position and policy stance as actively undoing the architecture designed by Henry Kissinger”
This is a clear statement and if true is great!
The rest of this you don’t even know what the writer is trying to say.
EU is reprehensible in many ways but it is not a bigger enemy than the Chicoms.
Thanks for posting.
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