Welcome to the fifth edition of Cognitive Dissidents. Of course, I'm Chouroa from Geopolitics and Empire. I'll let my colleagues introduce themselves again.

I'm Monica Perez from the Monica Perez Show. And I'm Parallel Mike of the Parallel Systems Broadcast and Parallel of Myk podcast.

So this is our monthly roundtable.

It's been fun so far.

I think this started out in the summer and it's going strong.

And again, we do our monthly live Q&As with paid subscribers only as well.

So people can check on our respective subs tax blogs to find out how to get access to that. And so

we're taking a look at what's happening around the planet. And I thought we could start with

the first topic being sort of color revolution regime change stuff that's going on around the

world. And let me share my screen for a second here.

I got some tweets and stuff like that.

And I see it's a clear trend in my opinion that you're seeing South Korea just declared

martial law and then undeclared it.

And then you have in Georgia a Rose Revolution 2.0. You had the, I think it was 2003 or four, 2003, perhaps. The Rose Revolution with Sakashvili was in power. He was a puppet of the West. And so you've got South Korea rumblings there. You've got Georgia, Romania now canceled the first round of the presidential election because they didn't get the, you know, they talk about democracy.

But, you know, I view Romania and all these countries remote control by Brussels.

It's Brussels remote control.

And so it's like, you didn't vote the right way.

So we're going to do this again until you get it right. And that's a classic strategy of Brussels. Brussels always, they did their

referendums in Croatia and many in Ireland in the 2000s. It's like the people say, you know, we don't

want EU. And then they come back with a second referendum and the third and the fourth until they get a majority that says, yes, we want to accede to the EU.

But I thought some of these tweets were interesting.

Charmine Narwanian de Cradle says all U.S. allies are morally bankrupt because South Korea wants genuine reform.

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