Mike Steger

Trump’s move on Iran may reveal something much bigger. A strategy to dismantle globalization and replace it with a system of sovereign nations. 5 regions. 1 global strategy.

$18 TRILLION in investments. This isn’t just policy — it’s a massive economic shift.

This isn’t just about Iran. It may be part of a larger strategy to dismantle globalization. 5 regions. One plan. Big shift. 🌍

@jomickane @DriffSupportsX According to Grok? What do you think? Why would a British company controlling the world's shipping chokepoint build a mosque for a so-called anti-British faction with extreme islamist views?

@stegerMG @DriffSupportsX According to Grok building them a mosque isnt proof that they created the brotherhood 🤷‍♀️

Trump’s move on Iran may reveal something much bigger. A strategy to dismantle globalization and replace it with a system of sovereign nations. 5 regions. 1 global strategy.

Look deeper, and you'll see that the Suez Canal Company, the British Empire's lead in Egypt, sponsored the Brotherhood and paid for their first mosque. Grok is plagued by internet consensus. It is not reliable. Why did they? Because with the rise of Arab nationalism they wanted a faction they could control that could destabilize real nationalist priorities. And this has been true ever since, including in 2011.

@PrometheanActn @stegerMG In the video it says the British Empire set up the muslim brotherhood yet according to Grok thats not true. Grok says the Muslim Brotherhood was established by Egyptians for Egyptians, as a reaction against British imperial presence, so which is it?

Trump’s strategic moves on Iran are exposing the larger plan: dismantle the globalist system and replace it with a community of sovereign nations. @stegerMG lays out the vision: 5 regions operating under 1 coherent strategy for peace and progress. Watch the full analysis:

TRUMP VS THE EMPIRE What’s Trump’s real strategy in the Middle East? Why is the US striking Iran right now? @stegerMG from @PrometheanActn breaks it down in this must-watch interview (the bigger picture will surprise you) 📷Watch here 📷 youtu.be/Og92KVAQ9LE What’s your take on his endgame? Drop it below! #TrumpStrategy #IranWar🚨

President Trump is running the most aggressive critical minerals campaign in modern history — executive orders, Defense Production Act funding, fast-tracking dozens of mines, a $12B strategic stockpile. Why? Because decades of free trade left America dependent on foreign nations for the critical minerals we depend upon. Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=IRXYQ8…

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@stegerMG Let me ask you something? You said that Netanyahu created or funded Hamas can I have the receipts on that one?

@DriffSupportsX "The Society of the Muslim Brothers (a key scholarly reference on the group, often cited on Wikipedia) is referenced in connection with early events, including the Suez Canal Company's later assistance in building a mosque for the group in Ismailia." They built them a mosque.

@stegerMG Can you explain your claim that the British Empire created the Muslim Brotherhood. History shows it was created by Egyptians.

The Society of the Muslim Brothers (a key scholarly reference on the group, often cited on Wikipedia) is referenced in connection with early events, including the Suez Canal Company's later assistance in building a mosque for the group in Ismailia. From @grok They built them a mosque.

Trump is waging strategic war against the globalists. Iran is just a piece. And momentum is building, bigger things to come. Check out my assessment here. 👇

In 1950, critics said MacArthur’s Incheon Landing was too risky. It changed the course of the Korean War. Now critics say President Trump’s decision is too risky. Is history repeating itself?

But do people want to live in homes of investors, or do they want the market price to reflect family consumer demand, and then buy a house they can afford? If so, self-government can intervene on their behalf. Self-government is great, and btw it is and was for citizens, not big banks, when we set up self government.

Individuals Live in Homes Owned by Investors aei.org/articles/indiv…

Congress is taking up the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, and as @AEI's Ed Pinto says, the bill "would turn what has been a legal and permissible activity—namely, investment in one- and two–unit homes for renters—into a suspect activity heavily regulated by the U.S. Treasury." It's a terrible policy idea.

A really important interview on rebuilding American industry, shipping, and culture of greatness.

Trump’s approach to Iran isn’t what the media says it is. There’s a deeper strategy most people are missing.

Could Trump’s Iran strategy change the course of history? This breakdown examines the strategy, the risks, and what it could mean for the future of the region.

Check out our discussion on Iran, the most hopeful and strategic discussion on the internet.

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@stegerMG This guy is AI

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I support our attack in Iran and Op Epic Fury. As with Chavez-Maduro, the Iranian regime was built by globalist interests to hold an explicitly anti-American position, in Iran's case 20 years earlier than Venezuela in 1979. Dialogue with a regime which has no respect for the United States, one which is happy to lie and play optics games and has a base of domestic and international support which has become obsessively anti-American, is likely to fail. Iran was unwilling to have real, umediated negotiations including leader-to-leader dialogue. They were not engaging, and our proposals were constantly pushed aside. Negotiations are best between heads of state, like Putin and Trump or Kim Jung Un and Trump. Iran was playing games. Is Israel controlling Trump? The Israeli regime remains upset over the Gaza peace deal and reconstruction, and will face even more pressure on the West Bank if we end this gang-countergang operation with Iran. Netanyahu and the neo-cons are not in charge, they are being pulled along by Trump and a patriotic faction which has done more to consolidate a growth perspective within the Arab and Muslim world than any President in American history. Regarding the reasons for why now, as Pres. Trump has said, this is not about today, this is about the future. Trump has demonstrated his courage and devotion to a viable future for our nation and the world unlike any President in my life time. It is unlikely any President after him will have the political leverage and international prestige to take such actions and ensure their success. Trump knew he had to deal with Iran within this term, hard stop. If they wanted to confront their past mistakes and come to the table for real dialogue, we were open under Trump. Not the fake crap of Obama, who personally funded and supported Islamic terrorism and terrorist networks, like Isis, Al-Qaeda, and the Muslim Brotherhood, that was tantamount to treason. So if Iran were going to tap along and play the game, it was intolerable. Trump had to resolve this fast and not let it drag into another administration. Iran has been a serious problem and threat for the entire Arab region, not just Israel. As Pres. Trump has said multiple times, Iran has remained the greatest threat to the peace deal in the middle east, a peace which remains fragile but essential for a new global system. Do we want peace? Do we want sustained peace based on construction, development, and global trade and industry? If so, then Pres. Trump has to be supported. You might not have been willing to make this tough, risky, and bold decision. I don't know if I would have been. To risk the entire midterms, a possible third world war, and economic chaos is not an easy decision to make. Pres. Trump is not a stupid man. He sees all these risks and yet went ahead with boldness and courage. I am awed by his courage. I am humbled by his devotion to our future, and I pray he and his team have the focus and clarity to resolve this as quickly as possible to the greatest benefit to the world. We are confronting a moment that changes the entire world. We have seen this unfold for the last decade, since Pres. Trump was first elected. However, this regime change in Iran may be the most important inflection point. Iran needs to let go of this obsessive anti-American view, a view unfortunately held by too many onlookers based either on America's mistakes in the past which Pres. Trump is actually correcting, or their own personal derangement for various reasons. A change in Iran today has the ability to unleash a major economic and cultural renaissance in the middle east including in Iran, as well as improve ties between the U.S. and Russia and China and end the threat of world war, and consolidate a new global economic system based on growth, trade, and mutual interests. It is incumbent on all of us to ensure that the direction of the world continues on this path. God Bless Pres. Trump for making it possible. 🏗🇺🇲