British Imperial Expert: The Force Behind King Charles, Iran & Every War Since 1900 | PBD #788

American System vs. British Imperialism defines global history

The fundamental conflict is between the American System—measuring economies by production, technological advancement, and rising living standards—and the British Imperial System based on financial extraction, resource control, and perpetual war.

Post-JFK shift marked the erosion of economic sovereignty

The 1968 and 1981 assassinations represented turning points away from national development policies toward a globalist model that replaced the space-age mission of progress with a 'rock, drug, sex' counterculture and financialized extraction.

British interests historically eliminate American System presidents

Presidents Lincoln and McKinley were assassinated after championing policies that threatened British financial hegemony, establishing a pattern where leaders promoting sovereign economic development face violent removal through manufactured radical environments.

Trump assassination attempts follow the British imperial playbook

The three attempts on President Trump's life fit the historical pattern of targeting 'consequential' presidents who threaten the globalist order, with British intelligence creating the psychological and operational environment for such attacks.

British intelligence manufactured modern radical Islam

The Muslim Brotherhood was created by British intelligence in the 1920s as a tool to undermine nationalist leaders like Nasser who sought economic independence, continuing a 19th-century pattern of using Islamic radicalism to destabilize development-minded governments.

Five Eyes represents ongoing British penetration of American security

MI6 and MI5 operate seamlessly with the CIA through intelligence-sharing agreements, with the British monarchy receiving daily nuclear contingencies and national security briefings that enable 'soft power' manipulation of US presidential policy.

City of London extracts global wealth through energy speculation

Brent crude pricing mechanisms and Lloyd's of London insurance monopolies impose a 20% 'terror premium' on oil markets regardless of physical supply, allowing British financial institutions to tax global energy consumption through instability in the Strait of Hormuz.

Modern economic decline results from imperial financial policy

The shift from the American System to British-style free trade and globalism since NAFTA and the 2008 bailouts has destroyed blue-collar prosperity, requiring multiple incomes per family where one previously sufficed, creating the economic desperation that fuels MAGA's challenge to the system.