Bright Brief - Of Rivals and Reckonings

Sovereignty Begets Strength; Strength Begets Sovereignty

From tariff tantrums to economic panic patterns (which are actually just Prussian panic patterns in disguise,) the state of the ether right now might best be described as … fearful.

In fact, Donald Trump chose that very word as the theme of the week, from where I’m sitting, and I do think that’s bicameral:

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Now, on the surface level, Trump is telling the American people not to panic as every mouthpiece on both sides of the illusory mainstream media divide sound the alarm about the ‘crashing’ stock market (which I suppose we’re meant to conflate with the real US economy,) even while the White House publishes weekly reports on a surge in US on-shoring that is already resulting in the first net new manufacturing job openings since the last time the Orange Man occupied the highest office in the land on a public level.

That said, we don’t examine the surface level around these parts, and in my estimation, I think Trump is picking up on the fear of the many-headed beast that is the System of Systems as everything from his trade war to his war on war itself (the subject of MANY a recent Bright Brief,) visit immediate and devastating [to them] effects on the ‘new’ way of doing things, which has already quite worn out its welcome to would-be sovereigns around the world, thank you very much.

So, in short, why am I not currently panicked about the state of the US economy?

Why am I not freaking out about temporary streaks of red in the US stock market?

Because it’s not OUR market, and hasn’t been for quite some time, in case you hadn’t noticed.

And I think Trump is dropping quite a bit of signal to that end, even if he’s also signaling that this market drop is simply a needed correction more so than the sort of perma-crash he warned us could be in the offing under different leadership.

So, if the various panic patterns orbiting and coalescing in the Macro of late have fused together into one particular end state, capitulation has been the name of the game on everything from economic to game theory levels, and all of this capitulation is emanating from progenitors of the System of Systems—those are the collectivists, folks—and at the direct or de facto provacation of the rising Sovereign Alliance, by hook or by crook.

From Canada talking big once more right before folding (once more) to Volodymyr Zelenskyy doing his best to strip whatever was left of the legitimacy of the Prussian Proxy State of Ukraine—and by extension, all its globalist masters—on his way out the door, to Mexico sending Trump the proverbial heads of some of their most notorious servants … err … criminals as proof of submission, the negotiations that have taken center stage across the global battlespace aren’t negotiations at all, but surrenders.

And while there are many surrenders occuring all over the game board, all at once, if you’ve been fighting in this information war for any length of time, you’ll know it’s all one thing—one white flag being raised—with the myriad many being revealed as a many-headed one, now rendered discordant, thrashing and weak as a result.

Trump, then, isn’t ‘winning’ on the Micro with respect to each successive ‘negotiation’ because he’s more skilled in the art—though he most certainly is—but rather because he is advancing the winning argument, that being sovereignty, which has been rebranded for easy consumption by the normie hivemind as ‘common sense.’

So yes, capitulation is the name of the game in the current battlespace, and it's coming in more theaters than you might have noticed.

But more to the point, ALL of it is folding in one direction, which means it's not just Donald Trump who holds all the cards, but the sovereign movement he represents.

That's us, people.

From Canada and Mexico bending the knee literally within hours of throwing their temper tantrums to EU bureaucrats shrieking about impending peace deals, to Zelenskyy once more giving us a hint as to where the game is headed by playing hard and tough with Trump's demands ... right up until he doesn't, the winning cascade we were simultaneously warned about and promised by Trump years ago appears to be in the offing.

What's truly incredible about the pattern, however, is how it's either consciously or subconsciously tying various Macro entities and their aims together in the public mind.

On the surface, Americans can understand on some level why the EU doesn't want Ukraine to cede territory (it stole) from Russia, no matter which side of the Matrix they're operating on.

If they're on our side (ie: if they see the truth of the matter,) then they know the Globalists can't afford to lose their Prussian Proxy State not just for the very real strategic & economic (not to mention criminal) advantages it provides (think laundering, saber rattling, soft and actual power projection, as well as a buffer against the consequences of striking out against one of the most powerful sovereign nations in the world time and time again,) but also because of the precedent it sets.

As I've been saying for several years, now, the true exposure in the Ukraine-Russia chapter of the War of Stories has not necessarily been Ukraine itself, but rather the blood-stained hands and red-running strings of its many handlers ... handlers who, as Putin has demonstrated, wield significantly less kinetic and economic power than most believed up to now.

In fact, the ONLY thing keeping Russia from taking the game board in force before this point was the fact that the US Military (before the advent of Trump and the Devolution Operation) was controlled by these same Globalist interests.

And yet, while we often leave our analysis to nation states (both fake and real ones,) when it comes to this capitulation pattern, we're also seeing it hit the Globalist Oligarchy, with Apple, the biggest company by market cap in the world now being forced to turn tail from its globalist ambitions in order to make good on Trump's on-shoring agenda.

And they’re not alone.

Add Taiwan Semiconductor to the list, another coup of a macro on-shoring ‘deal’ Trump supposedly made just last week—a move that seemingly opens up Sovereign Alliance stalwart Xi Jinping to make whatever moves he might in the Pacific—and you might begin to see why some of us who’ve been delving in the digital depths for years see MUCH more than nodes of sovereignty springing up in the noise of the system, but rather a powerful and no longer silent-running alliance that has been formed to take down the system itself, and by inverting its rules in full view of an increasingly-awakened Collective Mind.

Remember, the New Oligarchy represented by Apple, Microsoft, Amazon et al have enjoyed the benefits of American protections AND globalist exploitation, which are anathema to one another. They were essentially movable proxy states unto themselves.

No more.

So, from Ukraine to Apple, Canada to Mexico and every Prussian Proxy in between, the enemy is being forced to go down with the collectivist ship, or help to power the American Restoration they stifled for so long.

That’s right, my friends.

As many of you know by now—all of you, I suppose—a global war on globalism has been declared, and, luckily for us, it appears that those fighting it took more than just a page out of Sun Tzu’s book and made sure to win the battle before taking the field.

As I’ve been discussing for some time in the spillout of the popular ‘Switch Theory’ I advanced several years ago, this war goes FAR beyond production and trade; it is, rather a rebalancing of power from the criminal globalist cabal to the sovereign, multipolar world that was solidifying its decentralized mesh of deal-making and peace-mongering while they grew fat and lazy on their mountain of blood-soaked riches.

This decoupling from the System is mutual among those front-running the transition—that’s the Sovereign Alliance, people—but not so much for those still clinging to the vestiges of a corrupt and interconnected web of tyranny with no real power projection left to prop it up.

To wit, the international response to Donald Trump's deployments is a feature of his grand strategy rather than a bug.

When mapping the fallout of Trump's deployments, then, one needs to observe the net effects and reverse engineer them back to the stated intentions.

And, while some miss the mark, Trump does quite clearly communicate said intentions, if you're listening.

When it comes to tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China and the hardball Trump is playing with the defunct collectivist corpse that is the EU, the first-order effects are pretty easy to understand by most in the MAGA base: Trump is advancing US protectionism in a hard pivot from an era defined by expansionism.

Rather than expanding US dominance by leveraging the actual power projection capabilities of the Military Industrial Complex, and rather than leveraging soft power sanctions through the continued weaponization of the petrodollar, Trump is instead pulling inward.

He is fighting without fighting.

Rather than striking out at our economic enemies masquerading as allies, he is building a sovereign moat around the US from a trade and military perspective.

On the surface level, the Net Effects of US tariffs on foriegn nations is obvious; jobs and production flee back to the US, as American manufacturing is better able to compete in a market that now has a higher barrier to entry for the very Globalist Oligarchy that have leveraged cheap foreign (read: slave) labor to undercut what was the bedrock of our society, and the root of American power.

In fact, it could and has been argued that the very postwar dominance exhibited by the US was itself leveraged into the formation of the very globalist world order Trump is in the process of dismantling; rather, that he's allowing to be dismantled against the backdrop of the emergence of a new, multipolar (read: sovereign) world order.

My friend

GhostofBasedPatrickHenry

and I discussed this just a few days ago as we sought to explain what is meant by the ‘rules-based international order,’ and why this is the perfect time—perhaps the ONLY time—to take a hammer to it:

And therein lay the second-order effects of Trump's war plan that is really a peace plan.

In order to respond to US protectionism, the globalist oligarchy represented by Apple, Microsoft, TSMC et al. are being forced BACK onto our shores, wherein their spoils of economic war will be redistributed to we, the people in the form of jobs and organic stimulus.

Additionally, foreign nations are being forced to respond in kind, focusing on their own supply chains, on-shoring and friend-shoring and even refunding militaries that have been administrative proxies of the US empire for 80 years and more.

THIS is the emergence of the multipolar world order, and it's why collectivist bureaucrats are losing their minds at the common sense agenda that is the American Golden Age.

And this is why, for all the media bloviating of American whiplash and a surge in new nationalism sprouting up in Canada, Mexico, China and yes, even Europe partly on the back of Trump's prodding, they've quite missed the forest for the trees, while accidentally putting out sovereign signal.

In the end, Trump doesn't want friends or enemies.

Trump wants rivals.

From Canadian bourbon tantrums to EU rearmament ‘threats,’ then, Trump has baited the globalists into advancing the very causes they seek to supplant and stamp out … because sovereignty is a matter of survival.

What’s more, he’s intentionally playing the heel to their respective populations in order to drive mirrored versions of the American mandate he holds so fully for the very same. After all, we’ve been told that the awakening would spread worldwide.

What do you think is happening?

This exposure isn’t of Trump’s dominance, and by extension, America’s, but about globalism’s weakness on the backs of its victims.

So, in the midst of market mayhem and European epilepsy, whose system is it, anyway?

THAT’s who should be afraid. Not you. Not us.

What Donald Trump is reminding the world of is not that he has the power, but that WE do, and that sovereigns around the world would do well to remember their own.

To end on a bit of a silly analogy that I still think quite fits, then, from the American perspective, the Canadians, Australians, and most of all the Europeans have long fancied themselves as being akin to the high and noble elves depicted in Tolkien’s Rivendell—long-lived and long-memoried, and so, largely untouched by the modern troubles of the world.

Trouble, after all, is the domain and dominion of Men, and in the words of Lord Elrond, from the perspective of the elves, “Men are weak.”

And yet, from where I’m sitting—and from where Donald Trump and the America First movement he represents is standing—these collectivist subjects have more in common with simple hobbits these days, albeit having lost much of their charm in their quest for unified arogance on the back of our strength disguised as strife.

And so I would say to our Canadian, our Mexican and our European friends across the sea … take care your arrogance and especially your innocent indifference to the sovereign war waging across all fronts and layers of the battlespace around you.

For if the globalists win, and if the strength of Men fails … there won’t be a Shire, Pippin.

But then, there’s a reason The Two Towers is the middle chapter of the story, and not the ending, as I don’t think the scouring of the Shire, nor of the free world is the movie we’re watching.

And I don’t think Americans are alone in the awakening, even if we’re powering this revolution just like we powered the last one that remade the world—however temporarily—in the image of sovereignty.

Do you?

That’s what I thought.

Until next time, stay Positive, stay Based and most importantly … stay Bright.

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