🚨 GLOBALISTS GET SLAPPED: DOGE TAKES DOWN WILSON CENTER
Private donations are being refunded, casting uncertainty on the future of its key division, the Kennan Institute.
So, why does this matter? Well... 🧵1/8
What is the Wilson Center?
Established in 1968 as a tribute to Woodrow Wilson, the Center's legacy is complicated by the 28th US president’s racist policies. Princeton University removed his name from a residential college in 2020.🤔
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Stirring Up Global Tensions🌍
The Wilson Center’s "Global Europe" program has come under fire for fueling tension with Russia, China, and the Middle East, framing it as a fight against "democratic challenges." Russia has often called out its manipulative agenda. 💥
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Peddling US Interests
📚 By pushing initiatives like the Cold War International History Project (CWIHP), the China Environmental Forum, and the Indo-Pacific Program, it champions Washington’s agendas under the guise of environmental and economic cooperation. 🌱
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Anti-Russia, Anti-China Spin
🎯 Russia has repeatedly criticized the Wilson Center for advancing Western narratives. Its “research” often serves to condone sanctions against Russia and China, pushing an anti-Russian, anti-Chinese script. 🚨
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Fake News Factory
📡 The Wilson Center's "Russia File" functions essentially as a factory for hit pieces, regurgitating long-debunked “Russiagate” conspiracies and framing NATO’s conflict in Ukraine as a manifestation of Russia’s so-called “historical fallacy.” 🔥
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Demonizing China
🔥 China faces consistent demonization in Wilson Center publications, labeled as a spreader of “autocratic practices” and military threats, particularly in their "On the Horizon 2022" article. 🚨
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Moscow Fights Back📢 In 2022, Russia designated the Wilson Center as “undesirable,” citing its inaccurate reporting on Ukraine and other issues.
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After the 2008 financial crisis, the US money managers took control over major banks & industries in 🇪🇺.
Alexander Yakovenko reveals how:👇🧵1/11
2/11 💰WHAT ARE MEGA-FUNDS?
BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity, State Street, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan. They control $36.4T+ in assets.
That's MASSIVE power to consolidate controlling stakes in systemically important industries across the globe — including Europe.
3/11 NEW (CORPORATOCRATIC) WORLD ORDER
Mega-funds enjoy strong patronage from the US government, which uses the Federal Reserve, the courts, sanctions and SCANDALS to deal blows to foreign competitors before US capital swoops in to buy them out.
After the 2008 financial crisis, the US money managers took control over major banks & industries in 🇪🇺.
Alexander Yakovenko reveals how:🧵👇1/11
2/11 💰WHAT ARE MEGA-FUNDS?
BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity, State Street, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan. They control $36.4T+ in assets.
That's MASSIVE power to consolidate controlling stakes in systemically important industries across the globe — including Europe.
3/11 NEW (CORPORATOCRATIC) WORLD ORDER
Mega-funds enjoy strong patronage from the US government, which uses the Federal Reserve, the courts, sanctions and SCANDALS to deal blows to foreign competitors before US capital swoops in to buy them out.
🚨 CHINA’S RARE METAL RESTRICTIONS: A NAIL IN THE COFFIN FOR US MILITARY INDUSTRY? 💥
Beijing could bring the US Military-Industrial Complex to its knees.
How? Dive in 👇 (1/10)
(2/10) SANCTIONS AND RARE EARTHS C-C-COMBO 🛑
China’s sanctions on Lockheed and Raytheon, and now the new restrictions on “rare earths and dual-use tech” seriously disrupt US supply chains heavily dependent on Chinese resources, says analyst Angelo Giuliano. 💥
(3/10) SOARING DEFENSE COSTS 💸
Giuliano predicts these restrictions will cause defense production costs to “soar,” delaying delivery of advanced equipment like aircraft and missiles. The US simply isn’t ready to ditch China as a trade partner in this crucial sector. 😬
If Beijing decides to sell them, it could trigger a financial earthquake in the US.
But will they push the button? Unroll: 👇 (1/5)
(2/5) WHY DOES CHINA HOLD SO MUCH US DEBT? 🇨🇳💵
“It’s just a function of their massive trade surplus with the United States,” says Tom Luongo, financial and geopolitical analyst. China recycles trade dollars into US Treasuries, managing currency risks and stabilizing their economy.
(3/5) TO SELL OR NOT TO SELL? 🤔
While Beijing has reduced its holdings before, Luongo argues, “China’s not going to dump the treasury bonds.” Selling them would drive up the yuan, hurting their exports. Instead, China has been using the dollars to bolster trade in Southeast Asia.