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BOGAN INTEL LIVE: End of Empire to Positive Multipolar Peace w/Major Cameron Leckie & Dr Warwick Powell
The old maps of American primacy are tearing. Australia’s strategic class still clings to them, treating the end of empire as a crisis to be managed rather than a rare opening for real independence. While the security umbrella frays and multipolar realities harden, the debate stays locked inside a vassal script of permanent dependency and manufactured confrontation.
We’ll cut through the noise: Iran as America’s Suez moment, AUKUS as a costly maladaptation, the thermoeconomics of decline, the true opportunity costs and practical Plan B options, positive peace versus permanent dependency, Australia’s choice to act as a bridge rather than a frontline outpost in the post-Hormuz Asia-Pacific, and the Great Discontinuity that now demands a full cognitive restart.
We will move beyond critique to what expanding the Overton window and building positive multipolar peace actually look like for Australia.Drop your questions, hot takes, and challenges in the chat.
Warwick and Cam are here for a no-holds-barred discussion.
Let’s crowdsource real Australian solutions. Join the conversation now. What’s one thing Australia must do to reclaim its sovereignty in a multipolar world?
warwickpowell.substack.com
cameronleckie.substack.com
BOGAN INTEL LIVE: End of Empire to Positive Multipolar Peace w/Major Cameron Leckie & Dr Warwick Powell
The old maps of American primacy are tearing. Australia’s strategic class still clings to them, treating the end of empire as a crisis to be managed rather than a rare opening for real independence. While the security umbrella frays and multipolar realities harden, the debate stays locked inside a vassal script of permanent dependency and manufactured confrontation.
We’ll cut through the noise: Iran as America’s Suez moment, AUKUS as a costly maladaptation, the thermoeconomics of decline, the true opportunity costs and practical Plan B options, positive peace versus permanent dependency, Australia’s choice to act as a bridge rather than a frontline outpost in the post-Hormuz Asia-Pacific, and the Great Discontinuity that now demands a full cognitive restart.
We will move beyond critique to what expanding the Overton window and building positive multipolar peace actually look like for Australia.Drop your questions, hot takes, and challenges in the chat.
Warwick and Cam are here for a no-holds-barred discussion.
Let’s crowdsource real Australian solutions. Join the conversation now. What’s one thing Australia must do to reclaim its sovereignty in a multipolar world?
