Susan Kokinda

You're not maximizing money.

so yeah the the the empire uses power they use money they use ideologies they they use wars they use all of these things but it's for the purpose of keeping their system protected from upstart sovereign nations who are likely to challenge them mortally if they get off their if they get off the ground and when again i go back to the end of the 19th century where

This idea of the American system was consciously understood in many countries.

Japan's Meiji Restoration was based on the American system.

Count Sergei Witte, the last economic advisor for the last czar,

in Russia was a student of the American system.

There were people in Italy, in France, in Germany, who were students of the American system by name.

And people just have to ask themselves the question, well, this is what was dominating the 19th century.

How come I've never heard of it?

Because the British rewrote our history.

I think it's the other way around.

Again, because if you go back and you look at some of this history, Charles, in particular, was a big supporter of the Saudis, and I would say in their earlier pre-Trump incarnation, where the Saudis were notoriously supporting Muslim extremism, especially the whole Wahhabite side of things.

You look at the history of Wahhabism, and again, this is another case where you go back to the 19th century or the 20th century, how did the Saudi family end up being the family that was ruling everything?

Because that was not a done deal at the end of the 19th century and the early 20th century.

Straight

British intelligence.

I mean, again, that's documented by some of the books that I referenced earlier.

But what you have today, and that's sort of where you see the Charles question.

And yeah, he's been a major supporter of setting up Islamic centers.

And again, I'm not doing this from the, I'm not assessing this from the standpoint of Islam bad, West good.