Trump’s Actions Never Made Sense - Until Now | Lepard & Dixon

Apr 10, 2026

Simon Dixon, geopolitical entrepreneur and Bitcoin advocate, sketches transnational capital and the shadow forces shaping global power. He explores CIA deep-state legacies, how private networks and AI shift control away from nation-states, and why Bitcoin sits at the center of a looming monetary reckoning. Short, sharp takes on printing trillions, proxy wars, and the rise of multipolar economics.

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ANECDOTE

Obama's Peace Platform Reversed After Office

Nathan recalls Barack Obama's 2008 peace platform and how he reversed course in office after alleged pressure from intelligence/military actors.
He frames this transition as an example of elected leaders being told how 'it's really going to be' post-inauguration.

INSIGHT

War As A Corporate Profit Engine

The CIA and related networks evolved into a profit-driven machine that uses conflict to create markets for corporate interests.
Simon Dixon links postwar intelligence, organized crime ties, and regime-change operations to long-term resource extraction and tech buildout.

INSIGHT

Transnational Capital Replaces Nation-State Sovereignty

Transnational capital concentrates power via asset managers, sovereign wealth funds, and integrated corporate boards.
Simon Dixon names BlackRock, State Street, Vanguard and sovereign funds as the backbone of this financial industrial complex.

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