VLOG: Population Pushes Politics

This VLOG is about how fertility rates and demographics are responsible for all issues facing humanity in the next century. Specifically, the decline of demographics throughout the world will impact the way that human affairs takes shape.

VLOG: Are Western Sanctions Against Russia Speeding Up the European Union’s Decline?

In this video I analyze how Western sanctions have drastically diminished the vital trade linkages between the European Union and Russia

VLOG: The Breakdown of the State

In this VLOG, I discuss the trend of anti-globalization, nationalism, and populism responding to the perceived failures of Neoliberalism and Globalization, as well as the breakdown of the social contract between the governed and those who govern in countries throughout the world. These trends are not going away

VLOG: Toward A North American Superstate?

In this VLOG, I discuss the possibilities of Albertan secession to the U.S., but also the need for a greater alliance between the U.S., UK, and Canada.

VLOG: The Geopolitics of the Moon

In this VLOG (recorded in the first week of January), I trace the geopolitical implications of developing the Moon, as the Chinese, Russians, and incoming Trump Administration seeks to do. Get ready, folks, Star Wars is truly upon us!

VLOG: The Failure of the Obama Doctrine: The Collapse of Russo-American Relations

I talk about the failures of the Obama Doctrine regarding U.S. relations with Russia. It would seem that wounded egos and pride, more than actual strategic interests, are driving the Obama Administration and Putin Regime toward the escalation of conflict.

VLOG: China’s Nicaragua Canal: An Update

In this VLOG, I discuss the status of China’s $50 billion Nicaraguan canal zone project aimed at competing against the famous Panama Canal.

VLOG: Putin In Eastern Ukraine

This VLOG is a response to people who have responded to my most recent article on the need for President-elect Trump to combat Vladimir Putin with time and resolve.

VLOG: The Dawn of Tripolar Politics

In my most recent Video Blog, I address the budding Tripolar global order, in which the U.S. retains the dominant position but must be willing to deal on a more even basis with both the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation. I also urge the incoming Trump Administration to recognize the strategic overlap that the U.S. shares with Russia not only over terrorism, but also in curbing Chinese aggression in Southeast Asia.