Tell me who they're riding.

John the Revelator.

Tell me who that write.

John the Revelator.

Tell me who that right.

John the Revelator wrote the book of the seven scenes.

Who they write?

John the Revelator. Who's that riding? John the Revelator. Who's that writing?

John the Revelator.

Well, who's that writing?

Down the Revelator wrote the book of Seven Sears.

You know, God walked out in the cool of the day.

Called Adam by his name. He refused to answer because he's

naked and ashamed. Tell me who that right. John the Revelyter. Tell me who's that writing. John the

revelator. Tell me who's that writing. john the revelator wrote the book of the seven

the seals howdy folks we're back we're back with book part, part five of Leo Panich and Sam Gindon's The Rise of Global Capitalism,

this section called Rule of Global Capitalism.

We're talking now about the moments, the decades, the crucial last decades of the 20th century, when capitalism

became instantiated as a global system beyond the American role in it. Because you have,

the system as it's being set up in the post-war world world is headquartered in America and is in many ways imposed by directly by America.

But in these decades, U.S. capital is able to use its leverage against other capital formations and nation states to dictate the terms by which international trade and law are going to operate in a way that is

fully American. And that leads to the situation we're in now where the American's role in global capitalism is now

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