Susan Kokinda

They have a mission.

They certainly understand that the enemy is globalism.

They say that, they said that, they went to Davos, they said it.

Jameson Greer said the policy is the American system.

So it's there.

And then you have people like Scott Besson who know from the inside how this British financier system works.

I mean, he did work with George Soros and he did crash the British pound.

So he's got some skills.

Those skills are being used for us now for a change.

Yeah, well, and it's also becoming way less dumb.

I mean, that's the point.

You know, when you rediscover the American system and the power that that actually gives you to be economically sovereign, you know, look at the question of energy.

Well, you know, what is one of the premier policies of President Trump?

Energy independence, which means you're no longer at the mercy of the Strait of Hormuz.

Unfortunately, we're still at the mercy of, you know, Brent futures pricing, but I think that

may recalibrate at some point in the not too far distant future.

But you create independence in energy.

So you're not reliant on their markets or their strategic choke points or their Lloyd's of London insurance cutoff and so on.

And everything this administration has done, a lot of it quiet, where you look at something seemingly boring, like the recent executive orders that the president promulgated on April 20th

where he invoked the Defense Production Act for a whole gamut of aspects of our energy sector, not just energy production, but generation and transmission, where we're incredibly vulnerable.