Geopolitics and Empire is joined by David Shcripats, who served as a captain in the Canadian forces for nine years during his two tours of duty in the Air Force.

He flew extensively in the former Yugoslavia, as well as in Somalia, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and Djibouti.

He's been writing a lot for Michelle Chosidowski's Global Research and elsewhere. Welcome to the podcast,

David. I'm honored to honor to everybody. Thank you very much for having me. It's a,

it's a pleasure to be here. It's, it's a great to have you. And I've been reading some of your

jaw-dropping articles over at global research and they're posted

all over the internet and really good stuff. And I really, you know, your view, I feel is very

close to my analysis and paradigm. But before maybe getting into your writing, I was listening

to some of your prior

interviews. And you described how you sort of snapped out of the matrix. The lies. Part of it was

thanks to the nudging of your father, who, you know, having grown up under Yugoslav communism,

has a keen understanding of totalitarianism,

but you also, the things you witness in the field, because of your work, how Western powers

were creating, you know, right before your eyes, you saw them creating financing Al-Qaeda

and ISIS and all this stuff.

So if you want to, before getting to your articles, you know, anything you want to tell

us about your background and then how you sort of woke up?

Yeah, no, excellent, right?

Because it's very tempting today to get kind of angry or frustrated with people that are

asleep, that are unaware of the grand agenda unfolding around us, right?

Sometimes you think,

my God, can't you see it? But then I step back myself and say, wait a second, whoa, whoa,

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