Barbara Boyd discusses President Trump’s peace plan for the Russia-Ukraine war and its monumental implications.
The proposed plan may lead to the end of the British Financial Empire and spark a new human Renaissance.
Trump’s realist approach centers on acknowledging ground realities and working toward Ukrainian sovereignty and rebuilding.
The script also highlights Trump’s criticism of the Washington status quo and the psychological warfare against MAGA supporters.
Vice President Vance’s insights on MAGA’s challenges and the economic strategies are also examined.
Boyd delves into the economic and geopolitical ramifications of the peace plan, including infrastructure projects such as the Bering Strait Tunnel and the potential collapse of NATO.
0:00 The Monday Brief - British Empire’s Psy-War on MAGA to Stop Trump’s Peace — Here’s How We Fight Back - November 24, 2025
04:27 Trump Sparks Human Renaissance; Europe Clings to Dark Age
08:18 Vance–The Big Job For MAGA ahead of the Midterms
Snapshots and Notes
Senator Schmitt gets it…
President Trump is ready to give Zelensky an ultimatum or the US walks…
Meanwhile, the British Empire press is, for the most part, ignoring what is happening with Ukraine, save for Axios, which keeps drumming on Trump’s plan that hasn’t leaked…
Meanwhile, The Guardian is focused on Europe’s counter plan, which has many asking, “What is it?”
Even Marco Rubio publicly declared there is not counter plan - if there was, he would be the first to know…
Trump Sparks Human Renaissance; Europe Clings to Dark Age
What was happening before President Trump and Putin met in Alaska?
What has been happening since President Trump and Putin met in Alaska?
Are you SEEING what you are looking at?
Are you HEARING what you are listening to?
Even silence is a message - and silence always gets the guilty nervous and trying anything to get their enemies (Trump and Putin) to do and/or say anything.
ICYMI - they haven’t…
Per Economist Steve Hanke1…
If we look at the total amount of money that’s been pumped into Ukraine since 2022, it’s about $360 billion.
And out of that, I estimate that the corruption’s running somewhere between 15% and 30% of that, probably towards the 30% line.
That’s what the auditor has found with the involvement of the United States in Afghanistan.
The corruption was running at 30% in Afghanistan, I think it’s probably pretty close to that in Ukraine.
So we’re talking, Mike, about big bucks, we’ve got at 15%, the corruption money lining the pockets of the corrupt, $54 billion, and at 30%, it would be $108 billion.
So, basically, you've got to pay to play.
Not surprisingly, the original peace proposal included a provision for an audit, and Zelensky demanded that an amnesty escape clause supersede that audit.
Things that make Marco Rubuio say, “Not on my watch!”
Meanwhile, most of Europe has been relying on various proposals focused on Ukraine's defense spending, which also includes the war in Ukraine.
And what happens if the war in Ukraine ceases?
Both NATO and the fragmented EU will have to reinvent themselves or cease to exist.
With improved relations between Russia and the U.S., the building and production economy can provide new resources and infrastructure for both countries - something the investment and finance advocates do NOT want to happen otherwise,
Who would they censor?
Who would they control?
Who would they convince of a climate apocalypse?
What would they do with the Digital ID already gained (that’s a whole episode in and of itself)?
What to do without surveillance?
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Vance - The Big Job For MAGA ahead of the Midterms
In an interview last Thursday (20 November 2025), the Vice President shared the following…
... it’s not just Joe Biden. As much as I think Joe Biden was one of the most disastrous presidents of American history.
We had a policy in this country for 40 years of shipping American jobs overseas and hiring foreign workers instead of American workers.
That has caused the economic stagnation of the American middle class.
There was one bright spot in 40 years, and that was the first Trump administration, and there was going to be a massive exception to that 40-year trajectory of American decline, and that’s the second Trump administration.
We just got to keep it going.
His full interview is available here…
There is only one way the psywar on MAGA will win, and that is if too many lose sight of the REAL enemy, as the Vice President shares…
So I think my attitude is let these debates play out, but don’t let the debates that we’re having internally blind us to the fact that we’re up against a radical leftist movement that murdered my friend a couple of months ago and that would throw many people in the Trump administration in prison, not for doing anything illegal, but for not following the far left’s agenda.
That is the real opponent here.
A political movement in this country that has no animating principle, that has no agenda for the American people, their sole obsession is to take down Donald Trump and anybody who helped Donald Trump govern.
Focus on the enemy, have our debates, but focus on the enemy so that we can win victories that matter for the American people.
That’s my message.
To move forward, the old Republican candidates just won’t cut it as the GOP is now the party of the working and middle classes and a coalition, which really has none of the fixations or the old ideas of the Republican party’s remnants in Washington, DC, particularly in the Senate.
More from the Vice President…
I think the Donald Trump party is a fundamentally new phenomenon in American politics.
I think they can govern the country successfully for the next generation, but some of those divisions you talk about are just the natural outgrowth of the fact that we’ve got a lot of working class voters who frankly don’t care what was Republican orthodoxy 25 years ago.
And, so, they’re pushing the party in a different direction.
And again, I think that that debate is natural and normal and it’s something that we should frankly lean into, recognizing that the far left is really the problem we have to confront in this country.
Think about …
Charlie Cook’s assassination
all the internet filth which has been hurled at Turning Point
Trump’s Justice Department
the FBI
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s defeatism
and all the other psyops.
They are meant to distract and confuse you - THAT’S the Brits.
That’s the stinking Bush, Cheney, McConnell, Graham wing of the Republicans.
That’s typical British divide and conquer.
Their next step is most likely to try to start a religious war here between Muslims, Christians, and Jews2.
The seeds of it are already visible.
The way you beat that is to learn about and campaign for Trump’s American system, economics, which Promethean Action (and Decisive Liberty News) are dedicated to teaching.
This week, you’ll most likely see new steps to address the healthcare and affordability crisis, so-called by the president, a fight to the death to try and keep the very insane Ukraine war going.
Steve H. Hanke is an American economist and professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. He is also the founder and co-director of the Institute for Applied Economics, Global Health, and the Study of Business Enterprise at Johns Hopkins. Hanke holds various other positions, including Senior Fellow and Director of the Troubled Currencies Project at the Cato Institute, Distinguished Senior Scholar at the Mises Institute, and a Senior Advisor at Renmin University of China’s International Monetary Research Institute in Beijing.
He has been ranked as the world’s third-most influential economist by Focus Economics in Barcelona, Spain. Hanke earned his BS in business administration in 1964 and his PhD in economics in 1969, both from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Throughout his career, Hanke has advised numerous world leaders on economic matters, including currency reforms, infrastructure development, privatization, and the management of hyperinflation. He served as a senior economist on President Ronald Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers from 1981 to 1982 and as a senior adviser to the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress. Hanke and his wife, Liliane, are credited with popularizing the term “privatization” in American economic lexicon during the 1980s. He is also known for his work as a currency reformer in emerging-market countries, and has provided critiques of prevailing post-Keynesian frameworks and policy missteps.
Barbara is not the only one thinking there will be a war over religion. Myron Fagan, author of The CFR and the Illuminati, said the same thing in 1967, of which the relevant part can be read and listened to by clicking the following button …
