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1st Quarter 2026 Wrap Up: News Trends & Stories, Part I
Stories 1-6
with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell
“Iran is the last major sovereign energy and financial system in the Middle East that operates outside the architecture. A country whose energy grid has been destroyed is a country that must accept whatever terms are offered for reconstruction—because the alternative is darkness. One template, three deployments, and the clearinghouse acquires its most significant new client.”
With many fast-moving developments currently rocking the world, both domestically and in the Middle East, News Trends & Stories, Part I offers an opportunity to refine your map of current events.
The article argues that the concept of “multipolarity” is widely misunderstood as a shift away from globalism, when in fact it represents a reconfiguration of it. It maintains that instead of dismantling centralized global power, multipolarity redistributes influence among several major actors while preserving the broader trajectory toward global integration.
It outlines a historical perspective in which visions of world order—ranging from empires to international institutions—have consistently aimed at increasing coordination and consolidation of power across regions. In this framing, today’s geopolitical blocs and alliances are seen as evolving components of a long-term movement toward a unified global system.
The article contends that emerging powers such as China, Russia, and BRICS countries are not fundamentally opposed to global governance structures. Rather, they are depicted as seeking greater participation and leadership within them. Multipolarity is therefore presented as a system in which multiple centers of power cooperate and compete within shared global frameworks, instead of rejecting those frameworks altogether.
It further suggests that apparent geopolitical conflicts and rivalries often coexist with parallel processes of integration, such as economic interdependence, multinational institutions, and coordinated policy agendas. These dynamics are interpreted as evidence that global governance continues to deepen even amid tensions.
The article also links current developments to earlier intellectual and political projects advocating world federation or global administration. It portrays modern institutions, transnational agreements, and elite networks as mechanisms that gradually align different regions under common rules and systems.
In its overall argument, the article frames multipolarity not as a decentralization of authority, but as a stage in the evolution of a global order in which governance is distributed among several dominant powers while still moving toward systemic unity.
55:20 Canada has 10 provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick) and 3 territories (Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut)!
Catherine and Joseph, this presentation was absolutely amazing! TYSM for the time you put into creating it. So much to think about; my head is spinning. I believe more people don’t see the peril we’re in because the programming is so strong that many simply can’t think anymore. Everyone who gets his or her news from legacy media is a lost cause. I’m glad you find inspiration in young people. I sure don’t. They can barely make eye contact, they’re unlettered and innumerate, they’re proud of their ignorance of anything that happened more than 10 years ago, and they’re either trooning out or outsourcing all their thinking to AI, usually both. But as bad as Trump has become, Kamala would have been worse. She’d have happily bombed Iran back into the Stone Ages. So this calamity was our destiny, as much as I hate to say that. I’d love to know what Netanyahu (like you and me, Catherine, he’s from the Philadelphia area) did to force Trump into joining this horrific war effort. Video of him with a live boy or a dead animal? That wouldn’t surprise anyone, so it has to be something even worse. Or maybe he just flattered him. I don’t know. Joseph, there’s a woman on Twitter named Zanny who’s a survivor of MK ULTRA and is now a Christian. She calls what they’re doing the False Light. Catherine, I endorse the Antichrist of the Week feature. I’d like to nominate Peter Thiel, given that he’s touring the world with his Antichrist Tour. (Thank God for truth in advertising!) Once again, thank you both!
After wrap ups, I oft have to realign and find my state of amusment again. Good to know many of our youth have had it. Next to pushback, will the topic of cosmological consequences be adressed in the next wrap up?
Luckely the weather has changed for the better so I am soaking energy outdoors and having fun tending my garden.
Listening to Joseph mention the EU falling apart because they didn’t create a culture. It just seems they have actively been trying to destroy the culture by bringing in a large Muslim population. Other than to purposely destroy the culture, what would be the point of this immigration? Does Solari have a view or some deeper insight on this? Is it something where they are looking to make order out of chaos (i.e. with a complete economic and cultural collapse they think Europe can be molded into a new more compliant Europe)?
Thinking about the war in the middle east being a bankers war, I was reminded that much of the Muslim world does not have banks in any Western sense. Muslims still have taboos against usury and charging interest. Instead many of the Muslim “banks” do not make loans for interest but instead take what is essentially an equity stake in businesses they give money to. It is a different model of banking. I wonder how much of the establishment of Isreal was to seed the middle east with group that had no such qualms against western banking. Then the idea of greater Isreal is map of where they plan to install this banking system.
The Christianity in the early USA also considered usury a sin and several states still have usury laws on the books but they have been gutted with exceptions. Seems like something to bring back if we are going to bring back a moral culture. It is at the heart of the red button problem.
https://corbettreport.com/the-multipolar-world-order-is-the-new-world-order/
Today James Corbett explains that multipolarity is the new world order.
Thanks. This is an excellent look at the big picture.
Below is a summary of Moric’s article “Multipolarity as World Government”.
And here’s a link to the article: https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.com/p/multipolarity-as-world-government
The article argues that the concept of “multipolarity” is widely misunderstood as a shift away from globalism, when in fact it represents a reconfiguration of it. It maintains that instead of dismantling centralized global power, multipolarity redistributes influence among several major actors while preserving the broader trajectory toward global integration.
It outlines a historical perspective in which visions of world order—ranging from empires to international institutions—have consistently aimed at increasing coordination and consolidation of power across regions. In this framing, today’s geopolitical blocs and alliances are seen as evolving components of a long-term movement toward a unified global system.
The article contends that emerging powers such as China, Russia, and BRICS countries are not fundamentally opposed to global governance structures. Rather, they are depicted as seeking greater participation and leadership within them. Multipolarity is therefore presented as a system in which multiple centers of power cooperate and compete within shared global frameworks, instead of rejecting those frameworks altogether.
It further suggests that apparent geopolitical conflicts and rivalries often coexist with parallel processes of integration, such as economic interdependence, multinational institutions, and coordinated policy agendas. These dynamics are interpreted as evidence that global governance continues to deepen even amid tensions.
The article also links current developments to earlier intellectual and political projects advocating world federation or global administration. It portrays modern institutions, transnational agreements, and elite networks as mechanisms that gradually align different regions under common rules and systems.
In its overall argument, the article frames multipolarity not as a decentralization of authority, but as a stage in the evolution of a global order in which governance is distributed among several dominant powers while still moving toward systemic unity.
55:20 Canada has 10 provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick) and 3 territories (Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut)!
All of which rotate around Toronto.
(I’m from Alberta) 🙂
Thanks! Need more geography lessons.
Catherine and Joseph, this presentation was absolutely amazing! TYSM for the time you put into creating it. So much to think about; my head is spinning. I believe more people don’t see the peril we’re in because the programming is so strong that many simply can’t think anymore. Everyone who gets his or her news from legacy media is a lost cause. I’m glad you find inspiration in young people. I sure don’t. They can barely make eye contact, they’re unlettered and innumerate, they’re proud of their ignorance of anything that happened more than 10 years ago, and they’re either trooning out or outsourcing all their thinking to AI, usually both. But as bad as Trump has become, Kamala would have been worse. She’d have happily bombed Iran back into the Stone Ages. So this calamity was our destiny, as much as I hate to say that. I’d love to know what Netanyahu (like you and me, Catherine, he’s from the Philadelphia area) did to force Trump into joining this horrific war effort. Video of him with a live boy or a dead animal? That wouldn’t surprise anyone, so it has to be something even worse. Or maybe he just flattered him. I don’t know. Joseph, there’s a woman on Twitter named Zanny who’s a survivor of MK ULTRA and is now a Christian. She calls what they’re doing the False Light. Catherine, I endorse the Antichrist of the Week feature. I’d like to nominate Peter Thiel, given that he’s touring the world with his Antichrist Tour. (Thank God for truth in advertising!) Once again, thank you both!
So glad it hit the spot. NTS team works very hard to gather, organize, distill…big investment to make sure we give you the best map possible.
After wrap ups, I oft have to realign and find my state of amusment again. Good to know many of our youth have had it. Next to pushback, will the topic of cosmological consequences be adressed in the next wrap up?
Luckely the weather has changed for the better so I am soaking energy outdoors and having fun tending my garden.
Started to talk about consequences on M&M recorded today.
Epstein, Peter Thiel, and the Mathematical Formula for Immortality.
https://drheatherlynn.substack.com/p/the-arms-race-for-the-holy-grail?publication_id=6496277&post_id=
Catherine, A bit off topic, but I wanted to write and say you look absolutely beautiful in that color!
Agreed!
Listening to Joseph mention the EU falling apart because they didn’t create a culture. It just seems they have actively been trying to destroy the culture by bringing in a large Muslim population. Other than to purposely destroy the culture, what would be the point of this immigration? Does Solari have a view or some deeper insight on this? Is it something where they are looking to make order out of chaos (i.e. with a complete economic and cultural collapse they think Europe can be molded into a new more compliant Europe)?
Thinking about the war in the middle east being a bankers war, I was reminded that much of the Muslim world does not have banks in any Western sense. Muslims still have taboos against usury and charging interest. Instead many of the Muslim “banks” do not make loans for interest but instead take what is essentially an equity stake in businesses they give money to. It is a different model of banking. I wonder how much of the establishment of Isreal was to seed the middle east with group that had no such qualms against western banking. Then the idea of greater Isreal is map of where they plan to install this banking system.
The Christianity in the early USA also considered usury a sin and several states still have usury laws on the books but they have been gutted with exceptions. Seems like something to bring back if we are going to bring back a moral culture. It is at the heart of the red button problem.