Laser-focused Susan Kokinda is back with Promethean Action’s Saturday Brief and I think it’s important to bolster yourself with her message in the face of these relentless demoralization and ”Doom Fagging” ops from both sides of the aisle, which seek to influence Americans to prefer to have MK-ULTRA’d wokesters back in control of Congress, so they can “Finish the Job” of overthrowing this country.
Susan describes the Supreme Court’s decision last Friday to overturn Trump’s tariffs, as a bookend to the first meeting last Thursday of Trump’s 60-member Board of Peace.
She explains how the former represents an attempt to save the Postwar Order of the British Liberal Free Trade system, that “Measures everything by how much money can be extracted from a nation and its people, leaving an economic wasteland and shattered lives behind” and how the latter represents “The opposite premise; that human beings, given security and economic opportunity, will recognize each other as creators and builders, rather than enemies.”
If you look at who actually filed the briefs against the President’s tariff authority, you’ll find that it was the US Chamber of Commerce and the Cato Institute.
As Susan says:
“These are not Chinese Communist front groups. These are the most venerable bastions of Adam Smith’s Free Trade ideology, an ideology which opened the floodgates for cheap Chinese goods to wipe out our manufacturing and to hollow-out our Middle Class for decades.”
A collapsed America is what the Chamber of Commerce and the Cato Institute went to the Supreme Court to enforce. What the Board of Peace seeks to replace that with is a pro-human, multi-lateral order based on mutual respect.
The Globalists are very unhappy about this.
Hapless Normie consumers of the Globalist media are convinced they are social justice warriors, when they are actually mindless drones serving a Globalist tyranny that only seeks human destruction. This is peak Satanic Inversion.
We all now know that we have been ruled by Satanic pedophiles. Will the MK-ULTRA’d masses put the pieces together, that Epstein helped to create the Clinton Global Initiative, a fraud operation that would make the Somalis blush – plus, a treason operation that would put Hunter Biden in short pants?
One thing Susan left out from this presentation was how Trump also directed the Pentagon to release any files on UFOs and “alien and extraterrestrial life”.
Hopefully, they’ll be honest and let us know that what we’re really dealing with is a breakaway civilization of aristocrats and their oligarch minions who run the United Nations, the World Economic Forum and all of the Globalist think tanks and mouthpieces; who ran the COVID Hoax and the Death Shot; who have fouled the food supply and who spray us with poisonous, weather-modifying Chemtrails every day, who seek to eliminate 13 out of every 14 humans, using their puppets to induce our self annihilation, because they believe in karma and thus they don’t want to do it themselves.
TRANSCRIPT
Susan Kokinda: Yesterday, President Trump responded to the Supreme Court’s tariff decision with a statement that cut through all the legal noise.
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President Trump: It’s my opinion that the court has been swayed by foreign interests and a political movement that is far smaller than people would ever think.
Susan Kokinda: “Foreign interests” behind the Supreme Court. That’s a serious charge and most of the coverage will stop there. They’ll obsess over who the President was angry at: Gorsuch, Roberts, or they will only focus on China, an obvious target. But if that’s as far as you go, you’ve missed the point, entirely.
Take a step back and hold the President’s statement up against the other major event this week: Thursday’s historic Board of Peace meeting, where 60 nations answered President Trump’s call to build something new, and where the President made a not-so-offhand remark about Henry Kissinger.
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President Trump: We had some conflicts, to put it mildly, in the world. And I said, Steve, how would you like to be Henry Kissinger Jr. that doesn’t leak?
Susan Kokinda: Because when you put those two things together, a very specific picture emerges: Not a president venting about a court ruling, but of a president who understands exactly what he’s fighting, and he’s naming it out loud.
I’m Susan Kokinda. Those foreign interests? Well, I’ve tracked them for decades. They are the same forces we fought the American Revolution against, and for most of those decades, they’ve stayed hidden.
So if you want to look behind the curtain, hit those like, subscribe, and share buttons so we can stay in touch and spread our reach. Here’s what I’m going to cover today:
First, what “foreign interests” actually means, and why the tariff fight is a direct continuation of the battle between the American system and the British imperial financial model.
Second, how much of the world is rallying behind President Trump’s Board of Peace and its anti-imperial vision – and the significance of Henry Kissinger in that regard.
And third, what this moment demands of the American people, because anger alone is not going to win this fight.
So who are these foreign interests? The president was careful. He said “China-centric forces” were behind the lawsuits, that is, people who, quote, have business in China and want to keep ripping us off.
But look who actually filed the friend of the court briefs against the president’s tariff authority, the US Chamber of Commerce, the Cato Institute.
These are not Chinese Communist front groups. These are the most venerable bastions of Adam Smith’s Free Trade ideology, an ideology which opened the floodgates for cheap Chinese goods to wipe out our manufacturing and to hollow out our middle class for decades.
So it’s not really China, is it?
Now, listen to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaking to the Dallas Economic Club, shortly after the court released its tariff decision. And Bessent went out of his way to say that he had not changed one word of his speech in reaction to the decision. Why? Because this administration did not need a flawed court decision to tell them who the enemy is.
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Scott Bessent: Economic security is the foundation that allows a country to fulfill its most basic obligation of safeguarding its people.
Safeguarding its people. Unfortunately, past administrations lost sight of this fundamental truth, allowing faux efficiency gains and short-sighted profit obsession to eclipse security resilience and long-term value.
Susan Kokinda: “Fake efficiency gains”, “short-sighted profit obsession”. That’s not a description of Chinese policy. That’s a description of the British Liberal Free Trade system, the system that measures everything by how much money can be extracted from a nation and its people, leaving an economic wasteland and shattered lives behind.
But what was the fundamental truth that past administrations had abandoned? Here’s what Secretary Bessent said:
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Scott Bessent: From the earliest days of the Republic, our Founding Fathers understood that independence required economic security. The ability to produce essential goods, sustain public credit, and foster domestic industry was seen as the foundation of sovereignty by Alexander Hamilton. And it still is.
Susan Kokinda: Did you catch that? Our Treasury Secretary now joins Trade Ambassador Jamieson Greer in declaring that this administration’s policy is a Hamiltonian policy and it is the foundation of our economic sovereignty.
And let’s not forget who Alexander Hamilton and the infant American Republic were fighting: not Chinese communists. They were fighting King George, the Bank of England, and the British East India Company – the same imperial Free Trade system that now in its 21st century Globalist form, that the Chamber of Commerce and the Cato Institute are defending.
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Now, as far as the Supreme Court’s decision nullifying IEEPA as a vehicle for imposing tariffs, the President and Bessent made clear that the authority exists through many other provisions and there will be no letup in the administration’s defense of American industry and workers.
Yesterday, the President moved quickly to sign a new 10% global tariff using other laws, and Bessent said that the tariff revenue in 2026 will be virtually unchanged.
But here’s what matters most: The day before the court ruled, President Trump was in Georgia, making the human case for what this fight is actually about and inviting the American People to see it with their own eyes. Here’s how the owner of the factory that Trump spoke at put it:
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Coosa Steel Corp Owner: It’s been a game changer. We were competing with China. They had taken all of it. They were producing racks at $90 a piece. Our cost, alone is $150. You’ve leveled it, the playing field’s back.
President Donald Trump: So, when I came in and we did what we had to do to save all these businesses, you went through the roof, right?
Coosa Steel Corp Owner: We did. Our quotes, our orders. We’re so busy now, we don’t know what to do! My lead time now on an order is 36 weeks.
We were the point in time at our racks division. We were laying off workers. We were working one shift three days a week, begging for work. Now we’re – it’s the exact opposite.
Susan Kokinda: From one shift three days a week to now having to turn away business. And in his speech, the President said that his policies have created 5,000 manufacturing jobs in Georgia, alone and 70,000 construction jobs, building more factories that will employ more people as soon as they’re opened up.
These aren’t economic statistics. That’s the difference between a dying country and a living one. And the foreign interests behind Friday’s court decision want to take that away. Well, they failed, but they’ll try again.
And that’s exactly why you need to understand what happened Thursday at the board of peace meeting, because it shows you not just what Trump is defending, but what he’s building in the place of this dying system.
Now, when Donald Trump introduced his special envoy, Steve Witkoff, to the board of peace, he used a line that deserves far more attention than it got.
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President Donald Trump: And I said, “Steve, how would you like to be Henry Kissinger Jr. that doesn’t leak?” And I said, “Are you a leaker, Steve?” No, he didn’t even know what the word meant. And it’s true.
I always say Henry Kissinger – who was one of the great leakers of all time, by the way – Richard Nixon said to him, “Henry, Henry, who’s leaking all this stuff?” “I don’t know, Mr. President.” It was Henry! (Laughs).
That’s not a joke. That is a very precisely-directed statement. And you can bet that many of the people sitting in that room understood the role that Kissinger had played in the last century in the Empire’s policy of Perpetual War.
Henry Kissinger was one of the architects of the Postwar Order that Trump is now dismantling. And if you want to know who Kissinger was leaking to, just look at his infamous speech to London’s Chatham House in 1982, when he said, “I kept the British foreign office better-informed and more closely-engaged than I did the American State Department.”
On the Empire’s behalf, Kissinger didn’t manage peace. He managed conflict, keeping nations locked in permanent tensions and permanent negotiation. That was the system. That was the point.
Trump didn’t just pick Steve Witkoff because he isn’t a leaker. He picked him because this administration’s policy is the polar opposite of Kissinger’s and the empire’s. And Marco Rubio made clear that President Trump has thrown out that old rule book:
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Marco Rubio: President of the United States Donald J. Trump has both an ability and a willingness to use the power of his office to think outside the box. This Gaza situation was impossible to solve under orthodoxy, under existing structures.
Susan Kokinda: “Impossible, under orthodoxy.” That’s the key phrase, because the imperial system doesn’t just tolerate perpetual conflict. It requires it. It was designed to keep the imperial or Globalist system in place, which is why it never took up the challenge of real economic development for the region.
It was always happy to let everyone fight forever and just extract the oil. The President of Kazakhstan put the alternative in the simplest possible terms:
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President Kassym Jomart-Tokayev: It’s about making durable peace through practical, target-oriented measures, but not through endless conferences with wishful resolutions.
The world has never seen a move like this. It is absolutely unprecedented because, in essence, peace through construction is a very innovative concept.
Susan Kokinda: “Peace through construction,” not peace through managed negotiation that never resolves anything, but construction and economic growth, which is the only durable basis for peace.
And here’s what it looks like in practice. This is what was announced on Thursday: $7 billion already committed from Gulf and Central Asian nations, the United States pledging $10 billion, which is only two weeks of what a war costs, as the President put it. 100,000 homes in Rafah as a starting point. A Palestinian police force with 2,000 applicants on its first day of recruiting.
This isn’t some hollow framework. This is an up and-running-operation. But perhaps the most powerful voice in that room came from the youngest head of state present, the President of Paraguay:
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President Santiago Peña: I think that of the many things that you have achieved in the last 12 months as president of the US, I think the greatest thing, and I’m probably the youngest head of state here, is hope, president. We have lost hope about solving problems for many, many decades. A system that was broken, a system that was not able to bring solutions, now we’re seeing that thanks to your leadership, we are solving the issues.
Susan Kokinda: A broken system that couldn’t produce solutions. He’s describing exactly what Kissinger built – and what the Chamber of Commerce and the Cato Institute went to court to protect: A Globalist system that manages the world through war and Free Trade.
The Board of Peace is built on the opposite premise; that human beings, given security and economic opportunity, will recognize each other as creators and builders rather than enemies.
60 nations answered that call on Thursday, because for the first time in decades, someone offered them something the Empire never would, an exit from the system that was destroying them.
Now, what transpired in that room on Thursday is something that every American needs to understand: that the enemy is not another person or a religion or a country, it is a system.
But if you think that system is going to sit back and let the President dismantle their economic and strategic power without a fight, you don’t understand how evil they are.
And here’s where the midterms come in. The Cook Political Report just dropped an important analysis about the mood of many voters. They reported that voters aren’t just angry about the cost of living, but feel that, quote, “The country’s entire economic system is designed for elites – at the expense of an American Dream that feels increasingly out of reach.”
They’re not wrong. And Marco Rubio told you at Munich that it was a deliberate decision. And we’ve shown you that it was announced 50 years ago by the Council on Foreign Relations. But if you don’t understand who did it, the Empire will use that anger and misdirect it, just like they abused the real anger in the Mideast to keep people fighting each other, while they maintained control.
Here at home, you’re supposed to get angry at “Trump’s billionaires”. That’s the new Democratic Party playbook, or whatever the latest social media outrage is. The intended outcome is simple: Enough people who voted for Trump in 2024, especially the younger ones, get demoralized, stay home in November, and the American System Revolution ends in January of 2027. Don’t let them do that.
Think about the factory owner in Georgia who went from a few days of work a week in 2010 to turning away business today and all the workers he’s brought back to work. Think about the President of Paraguay saying that for decades, there was no hope, and that Trump is changing that.
Think about a Treasury secretary who declared that Alexander Hamilton’s system is the foundation of American sovereignty. That’s why Promethean action exists. We know the playbook, and we know how to defeat it.
So join us as a supporting member or a contributor, because the fight before us is bigger than they want you to know, and we are going to pull back the curtain.
So this week, an imperial system that has run the world for centuries used the American judiciary to try and disarm the President’s economic revolution. But in the same week, the President marshaled 60 nations to join in his mission.
The question now comes down to whether enough Americans will understand that and defend that economic revolution in this fateful year.
This has been your Saturday Brief. Thanks for watching.
