TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast #691: Understanding the Real Globalist Power Structure with Susan Kokinda
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Dec 8, 2025 Marty talks with Susan Kokinda, a political commentator specializing in geopolitical finance. They delve into the City of London's historical grip on global finance and its ties to narco-trafficking, highlighting the Trump administration's efforts to reclaim American economic sovereignty. Susan shares insights on election integrity, the impact of globalist policies in Europe, and the strategic importance of U.S. diplomacy with major powers. The conversation also touches on economic warfare tactics and what the midterms could mean for future shifts in power.
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Drug Trade Fuels Hidden Financial Power
- International drug trafficking finances form a massive dark-money ecosystem tied to global financiers and offshore Caribbean secrecy jurisdictions.
- Kokinda links Venezuela and Caribbean tax havens as nodal points for these dirty money flows that sustain imperial interests.
Institutional Capture Through Intellectual Networks
- British imperial thinking infiltrated U.S. institutions via Roundtable networks and organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations.
- Kokinda says this intellectual capture aimed to pull the U.S. back into an imperial fold across foreign policy and education.
Economy As National Security Priority
- The new U.S. national security strategy centers economic revival, pro-worker policy, and reindustrialization as core security goals.
- Kokinda frames this as a revolutionary shift away from financier-led priorities toward rebuilding manufacturing and strong families.