Matt Ehret

This week features Matt Ehret, a Canadian journalist and researcher, and returning guest Dexter White. Together, they dissect the overpowering influence of the British Empire on Canadian politics and identity. Topics include the intriguing relationship between Canada and U.S. security, critiques of population policies, and the shadowy intersections of organized crime and governance. The duo delves into Canada’s historical elites, geopolitical energy dynamics, and the complex narrative of national identity shaped by external pressures and regional differences.

Matt Ehret, Canadian journalist and historian known for The Untold History of Canada, breaks down geopolitics and historical patterns. He discusses Iran’s strategic role, Western regime‑change playbooks, covert operations like Operation Cyclone, emerging Russia‑China‑Iran ties, trade corridors, escalation risks, and the influence of elite networks on policy. Short, sharp, and provocative.

Matt Ehret, Canadian historian and founder of the Canadian Patriot Review, discusses geopolitics and deep historical currents. He explores Greenland’s strategic future, traditions of technocratic control and a North American technate, and contested legacies from apartheid to postwar networks. Short, provocative takes on backchannel diplomacy and why historical war plans still matter.