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The The Inquisition podcast returns continuing our series on Francis Parker Yaki and Pete Stormy and Thomas have all joined me again tonight.

And today I want to talk about why I started revisiting Yaki in the first place.

And I had read him basically because of knowing Thomas. And I thought

he was interesting. But after having read him, it seemed like world events started playing out,

like just like he predicted. And the more I thought about him, the more I reread him,

it looks like that's probably been happening like

ever since his work came out. Like he kind of just nailed it. He kind of got it right. He kind of

predicted where the world was going to go and how things were going to play out to a large

degree. And very specifically, I want to talk about Russia right now and the war in Ukraine.

Because every time I see a news article or a news headline about how, you know,

England's saying that it needs to ramp up its defenses to prepare for a Russian invasion.

Just yesterday I saw the Norwegian military is training in, you know, Arctic conditions in case of a Russian invasion.

Every time this happens, I think, of Yaqui.

Because in the enemy of Europe, he, to put it simply, predicts that the only future for Europe is to be, for Europe to be taken away from the sway, taken out from under the sway of America,

is for it to be taken over by Russia so that Europe, and the European Imperium,

the book Imperium is named for the European Imperium, which would be ushered in by Russia,

taking Europe away from America and, you know, conquering them in war, basically.

And Thomas, you've kind of laid some of this out on several episodes.

So at the risk of retrodding some ground we've already covered, I don't know exactly where you'd want to start in this discussion.

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