Susan Kokinda

And is that a durable policy that is going to continue in the future?

Those were the two systems.

And by the end of the 19th century, the American system was really the wonder of the world.

You had Russia, China, Japan, Germany, France.

You had leaders in all of those countries explicitly following the American system.

Now, you know, I ask your viewers to think, were you ever taught the American system in school?

Of course not.

It's been written out.

Why?

Because the British imperial system recognized it was a threat.

One of the things they did is they assassinated our presidents, like Lincoln, like Garfield, like McKinley, by creating an environment, creating anarchists, creating radicals,

where you don't necessarily have to give them the marching orders directly, but you create an environment in which people are out there ready to take out a president.

Does that sound familiar?

That's the environment that we're in today.

But the purpose of it, the reason for it, was to crush the American system from spreading.

Because the American system is based on Donald Trump's stated policies.

I want a world of sovereign nations working with each other as individual nations, working out their differences,

but based on actual economic development.

And if you have a world of sovereign nations, then this globalist financier parasite, which is simply a modern day version of the British Empire, is not going to function.

And so they have a kind of feral, you know, hatred of American system policies.