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1:52:21Now PlayingWhat if some of the forces shaping modern politics cannot be understood through geopolitics alone?
In this edition of Wednesday Geopolitics, journalist and researcher Matthew Ehret joins Kevork Almassian for a deep dive into Zionism, End Times theology, Khazaria, UFO disclosure, psychological warfare and the secret societies Matthew believes have influenced modern history.
We begin with Matthew’s provocative argument that modern Zionism has deeper ideological and religious roots than conventional histories acknowledge. He traces connections through Christian Zionism, John Nelson Darby, dispensationalism, End Times prophecy, the Templars and later occult traditions.
But an extraordinary historical claim raises an equally important question:
How do we know when an ideological similarity represents genuine historical continuity rather than coincidence?
We then examine Khazaria, the medieval Eurasian kingdom that has become central to countless modern theories about Jewish ancestry, Zionism and hidden political power. Matthew challenges many of the bloodline narratives surrounding Khazaria and asks why conspiracy culture so often reduces political power to ethnicity and genealogy instead of institutions and ideology.
Then we enter the world of UFO disclosure.
Matthew has described the modern UFO phenomenon as potentially involving a decades-long psychological operation — a “multigenerational magic trick” connecting intelligence agencies, elite networks, altered states of consciousness, technological mythology and the possibility of a manufactured new religion.
Are unexplained aerial phenomena real? Are intelligence agencies exploiting something genuine? Is classified military technology being mixed with mythology? And what evidence exists for the much larger claim of an organized UFO psyop?
Finally, we explore secret societies, AI, transhumanism and Matthew’s phrase “replacing God.”
Is he describing literal occult beliefs among powerful elites or something broader: a worldview in which human beings cease to be understood as morally autonomous beings and instead become biological systems that can be programmed, managed and eventually redesigned?
Throughout the conversation, one question remains central:
Where does documented history end, where does interpretation begin, and where does speculation take over?
Matthew Ehret is a journalist and co-founder of the Rising Tide Foundation. He is the Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Patriot Review, Dean of Political Science at the American University of Moscow, and host of Pluralia Dialogos. He has authored the book series “The Untold History of Canada”, the four-volume “Clash of the Two Americas”, “Science Unshackled,” and his three-volume series “Revenge of the Mystery Cults.”
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