Sovereignty
Geopolitika: Agenda 2030 – UN’s Simulated Consensus and Global Compliance
The simulated consensus: dissecting Agenda 2030 as a post-democratic governance artifact.
Space Command
Geopolitika: RAND – Sealing Space
What RAND's Ukraine-space report really means.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: ASPI’s Obedience Scripting
How the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) scripts Australia’s obedience theatre.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: RUSI – Choreographing Legitimacy
How The Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies (RUSI) and the UK state weaponise international law to sustain strategic hegemony.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: The CFR's Rebuilding Of Ukraine
When empire believes its own myths – CFR, Ukraine, and the ritual of self-deception.
Military Mythology
Geopolitika: Flashpoint Cartography – Theatres Being Scripted
Mapping the engineered ignition points of perception warfare across a myth-encoded geopolitical grid.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: RAND’s Russian Propaganda Audit as Narrative Camouflage
A forensic deconstruction of RAND’s May 2025 Russian Propaganda brief exposing its function as a ritual instrument of informational sovereignty, not an analysis of adversary influence.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: Instruments of Continuity – The Mechanics of Empire
Anatomy of the empire’s invisible engine; how interfaces, not institutions, sustain the empire beyond consent.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: Forward Script – Where the Crisis Program Goes Next
A system-wide rehearsal has ended—what comes next is not governance, but global activation.
Brookings Institution
Geopolitika: From Scenario to System – Mapping the Empire’s Playbook
How simulation, strategy, and synchrony engineered a post-consent operating system for global control.
Geopolitika
Geopolitika: Event 201 – The Rehearsal That Became Reality
How a pandemic simulation pre-scripted a new global control architecture—and exposed the managed illusion of geopolitical rivalry.
Empire and Control
Geopolitika: Extending Russia – Pt 3. When Pressure Turns Inward
How escalation doctrine became a feedback loop—and why strategy alone can’t save it.