SUSAN KOKINDA: that tactic of pitting potential allies against each other is a long-standing British tactic

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Russia Backs Trump in Fight Against British

Linda Kincaid dropping some heavy duty truth bombs...she never disappoints! pic.twitter.com/SbDRukm3B9

— Catarina Senora Gatita (@WyattCatarina) November 19, 2025

Donald Trump just got some help in his fight against the British and the BBC this week.  Russian official and Putin ally, Kirill Dmitriev, dropped two bombshell posts.  Here's the first one.  Many more people have become awake after revelations of the BBC's doctoring of Trump's speech.  And here is the second one the UK's warmongering leftist Global government not the people is the main obstacle to peace in Ukraine the UK anti-Trump government supported, had Johnson destroyed the peace agreement with Russia destroys Britain and undermines America's security. Timely. These posts represent a tectonic shift, wrecking over 100 years of Imperial manipulation.  The Russians are no longer playing by the globalist games and neither is Donald Trump.  And the British know it.  And as we're going to see, they're admitting it.  But here's a problem not enough Americans and way not enough of the MAGA movement knows it because they have their heads trapped in the manufactured psyops that the British are running today it's Epstein last week it was Fuentes versus Mark Levin and on and on about how MAGA is breaking up.  I'm Susan Kokinda [website] and I've been part of a movement that has studied and exposed the British role for five decades.  I fought for a return of the American policies that will put the modern day British Empire out of business, and I'm here to show you how Donald Trump is doing just that.

1:42.  What we're going to do today today is first look at a towel London Guardian article, "How Britain Replaced the US as Russia's Villain of Choice," Pjotr Sauer and Shaun Walker, November 16, 2025, which shows that the British know the jig is up.  Second, I'm going to look at one of Trump's most important speeches, which shows that he knows who the enemy is.  And third, how his economic revolution can end the globalist control once and for all.  

Let's start with The Guardian article.  The Guardian is probably the most anti-Trump publication in the world, and I know that's saying a lot.  

This was an article that was published on Sunday, November 16, 2025 by long time British operators in the Guardian who cover Russia.  One of those authors Pjotr Sauer, has a very interesting lineage because his father, Derk Sauer, was a journalist who moved to Russia right after the Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and then set up The Moscow Times and another publication, which was a joint venture of the Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times.  You don't get anymore globalist or imperialist than those two publications.  And then after the outbreak of the Ukraine war, 2022, those publications were declared "foreign agents" by the Russian government and Derk Sauer had to leave Russia.  So this Guardian piece is not just a knock-off article, because the Sauers are obviously globalists insiders.  So let's go through some of the most important . . .

Here is the complete video.  Picks up @ the 3:12 mark.

MICHAEL A. AROUET: Eye-opening chart, just 15 years ago Europe produced more natural gas than Russia.

Europe's left is destroying them. https://t.co/W7MrzwvS4G

— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) November 20, 2025

SAMA HOOLE: 99.99% of the pesticides you consume are completely natural. They're produced by the plants themselves as chemical warfare against insects, fungi, and mammals trying to eat them.

99.99% of the pesticides you consume are completely natural.

They're produced by the plants themselves as chemical warfare against insects, fungi, and mammals trying to eat them.

That organic kale isn't pesticide-free. It's just using the plant's original pesticide formula…

— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) November 20, 2025

99.99% of the pesticides you consume are completely natural. They're produced by the plants themselves as chemical warfare against insects, fungi, and mammals trying to eat them. That organic kale isn't pesticide-free. It's just using the plant's original pesticide formula instead of the synthetic knockoff. Your body can't tell the difference between "natural" and "synthetic" toxins. It just knows both are trying to harm you. But please, continue paying double for organic because "no pesticides."

PETER ST ONGE: According to the Atlanta Fed, GDP right now is growing at a blistering 4% led by trillions of investment flooding into reshoring production

Every single point of Fed cut is worth roundabout a million jobs, while every trillion of investment is also worth a million jobs.  The problem, of course, is that it all takes time.  The FED is looking at three quarters of a point cut the next year, while that tsunami of foreign investment will take years to go from planning to blueprints to construction to operation.  --Peter St Onge

Foreclosures spike 20%. Car loan delinquencies soar 50% — worse than 2008.

And nearly half of Americans can’t pay their bills.

Biden left a crater that Trump’s trying to fill with new factories. But AI could eat up the new jobs as fast as they’re born. pic.twitter.com/Rub3H0luKA

— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) November 20, 2025

New data says millions of Americans are struggling even as GDP soars.  Are we becoming a two-speed economy with party at the top, misery at the bottom? The last couple of weeks showed spreading pain among low-income and even middle-class Americans.  One study found foreclosures jumped 20% year over year after a decade laying dormant. Car loan delinquencies are up 50% this year.  In fact, 60-day late car payments hit a record high, worse than 2008. Repossessions hit 1.7 million, also worse than the 2008 crisis.  Another study found 68% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck; that's up 10 points in the last 18 months, 43% of them have trouble paying their monthly bills.  Combined with recent job weakness it's painting a picture of essentially three Americas: a rich quarter who is doing fantastic, a middle half who's running down assets and starting to miss payments, and a bottom quarter who is close to going under.

Now this pattern did not start yesterday.  In fact, it's the theme of Joe Biden's four long years where we got a so-called k-shaped economy with the rich soaring to new heights, while everybody else treads water or sinks.  To illustrate, a study by Moody's found the top 10% of households now account for 49.2% of spending; that's up almost five points since COVID. Interestingly, the bottom quarter also rose since COVID thanks to trillions dumped into welfare and social spending using COVID as the excuse. To illustrate, SNAP alone grew almost 70% since COVID.  In other words, the middle class is getting squeezed on both ends.  Now, help is on the way.  According to the Atlanta Fed, GDP right now is growing at a blistering 4% led by trillions of investment flooding into reshoring production and, of course, AI data centers.  Meanwhile, mass deportations and departures are already 2 million plus, which is driving down rents and used car prices.  Rents are currently falling by 4% annualized, all while blue-collar wages just hit the highest growth in 65 years.  Still, Biden left a deep hole and Trump's made back barely a quarter of the loss in real incomes.  Moreover, those trillions of COVID  benefits and stimmies resets spending levels for a lot of middle-class households.  They got used to spending more than they make, and are now losing their cars and apparently their houses.  

We've got two big growth engines coming: Fed cuts and those trillions of Investment.  Every single point of Fed cut is worth roundabout a million jobs, while every trillion of investment is also worth a million jobs.  The problem, of course, is that it all takes time.  The FED is looking at three quarters of a point cut the next year, while that tsunami of foreign investment will take years to go from planning to blueprints to construction to operation.  Meanwhile, if AI job losses ramp up, it could gobble those millions of jobs as fast as they're born.  If that happens and jobs are still sluggish by midterms, voters may take it out on Republicans and see if socialism works this time. 

CHASE HUGHES on EXPOSING LIARS

Good take on how body language cues and verbal cues can reveal deception.  They do not appear in isolation but always in context.  You'll like this.  

The punishment question was good. 

With elicitation, use statements, like "I bet that job is stressful."  Not a question, just a statement.

"That sounds hectic.  But I bet there's something beneficial about it."  Again, just a statement, no question.  This second one can get the speaker to double down revealing more frustrating details about the subject--boss, job, or work.