Author: Jason Page

Determining whether a conflict qualifies as a world war can involve examining the role of external actors, such as a global elite profiting from orchestrating disputes between nations. This elite, often operating beyond the constraints of sovereignty and above the law, wields influence through immense wealth, granting them the power to navigate and evade the negative consequences of their actions across borders. Sometimes referred to as “The Council,” this unelected group is believed to have roots in organizations like the Illuminati and to operate through secretive networks as front groups established through from the use of party houses to established and sometimes prestigious institutions that groom individuals for positions of “power,” conditioned as puppets acting through the wills of The Council. Their influence is metaphorically described as “the…

Oliver Stone’s The Putin Interviews (2017) provides a platform for Russian President Vladimir Putin to articulate his views on a wide range of issues, including U.S.-Russia relations, NATO and global geopolitics. While the interviews were conducted during the Trump presidency, their content offers insights into the broader dynamics that later influenced the Russia-Ukraine conflict. By examining the positions and concerns voiced by Putin, the series contributes to understanding some of the geopolitical and historical narratives that have shaped Russia’s foreign policy. Key Themes Relevant to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict NATO Expansion and Security Concerns: Putin discusses his apprehension about NATO’s expansion toward Russia’s borders, which he perceives as a direct threat to Russian security. This concern has been a recurring theme in Russia’s foreign policy and is often cited…