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The broader implication is that Russia’s approach to the conflict involves deliberate ambiguity and mistrust of Western treaties. Even efforts by Western leaders to broker peace are met with skepticism, given the history of broken commitments and ongoing regional tensions, such as the Arctic and the Panama Canal.
The Future of American Foreign Policy and the Deep State
The conversation concludes with reflections on the collapse of the globalist “Deep State” infrastructure, hypothesizing that legal and executive countermeasures are essential to dismantling the entrenched bureaucratic elite. Efforts by Trump to undo statutes established during the New Deal era, particularly in the 1930s, are viewed as critical to reversing decades of centralized control.