Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
To understand the endless chain of wars over the last 250+ years it might be helpful to take a step back and look at how an elite global business class rose into power in 1776. I believe that the conflicts and chaos of our modern world are rooted in how a network of wealthy slave owners (aka, the founding fathers) hijacked and redesigned the de-centralized Iroquois Participatory Democracy model (which provided a unification of independent states but also freedom, equality and a voice in government for all people at the level of local community) giving us instead a top-down centralized political system governed by wealthy elites who hold the greatest power.
See: The Endless Chain (Iroquois Nation - Roots of Democracy)
youtube.com/watch?v=oTsoxaD6ON8
The United Nations also was designed to give power to wealthy elites a the strongest military states from the start, with a rigged structure where the UN Security Council allows the 5 nations that control the global arms trade - the US, UK, China, Russia, France (and their proxy nations) - to wage wars, whenever they like. See Samantha Nutt's TED Talk about this below:
The real harm of the global arms trade | Samantha Nutt
youtube.com/watch?v=6LmPq7D-ds0
The recent attack on Iran (by the US and Israel) is a continuation of past colonialism and wars, it's happening because wealthy elites profit from weapons sales, war and destruction. While not *directly* related to the Epstein files it is rooted in how a shadow network of very clever and powerful people have been monetizing conflict, chaos and suffering for centuries. This goes way back actually, to all empires and civilizations that were designed to empower small groups of elites by creating centralized social hierarchies and economic imbalances that disempowered local communities and divided the rest of us.
Christopher Chase
Fukuoka, Japan
To understand the endless chain of wars over the last 250+ years it might be helpful to take a step back and look at how an elite global business class rose into power in 1776. I believe that the conflicts and chaos of our modern world are rooted in how a network of wealthy slave owners (aka, the founding fathers) hijacked and redesigned the de-centralized Iroquois Participatory Democracy model (which provided a unification of independent states but also freedom, equality and a voice in government for all people at the level of local community) giving us instead a top-down centralized political system governed by wealthy elites who hold the greatest power.
See: The Endless Chain (Iroquois Nation - Roots of Democracy)
youtube.com/watch?v=oTsoxaD6ON8
The United Nations also was designed to give power to wealthy elites a the strongest military states from the start, with a rigged structure where the UN Security Council allows the 5 nations that control the global arms trade - the US, UK, China, Russia, France (and their proxy nations) - to wage wars, whenever they like. See Samantha Nutt's TED Talk about this below:
The real harm of the global arms trade | Samantha Nutt
youtube.com/watch?v=6LmPq7D-ds0
The recent attack on Iran (by the US and Israel) is a continuation of past colonialism and wars, it's happening because wealthy elites profit from weapons sales, war and destruction. While not *directly* related to the Epstein files it is rooted in how a shadow network of very clever and powerful people have been monetizing conflict, chaos and suffering for centuries. This goes way back actually, to all empires and civilizations that were designed to empower small groups of elites by creating centralized social hierarchies and economic imbalances that disempowered local communities and divided the rest of us.
Christopher Chase
Fukuoka, Japan
