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CLARITY REPORT #16 DATELINE: September 17, 2026 |
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Glenn Diesen interviews Scott Ritter on US-Russia Negotiations Are Dead. The Trump administration knows that Ukraine is near to collapse and that if they allow this thing to keep going unfettered that the entire Ukrainian,experiment collapses. And so the Trump administration is trying to gain control of the collapse. |
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The Econoclasts, Yanis Varoufakis and Wolfgang Munchau dissect the fallout of Iceland’s historic referendum vote to reject European Union accession talks, reveal the widening cracks in the transatlantic financial consensus, and debate whether a European capital markets union can revive investment or simply feed a stagnant ‘rent trap.’ |
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Mario Nawal interviews Philip Pilkington on inter alia major Saudi pipeline off for weeks, oil reaches record highs. But also, possible Trump interest in promoting the breakup of the UK. |
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Danny Davis Deep Dive interviews Douglas MacGregor: All limitations in US force structures have been exposed. Market no longer believes Trump; US headed towards financial armageddon. |
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World Affairs in Context's Lena Petrovka interviews Michael Hudson, who says the global order is breaking. They discuss Energy War, Debt Crisis & BRICS Rising |
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Glenn Diesen interviews U Arizona history professor David Gibbs on how the CIA captured academia and journalistm, noting that “At least 1,000 books had been published with covert support by the CIA Gibbs argues that CIA funding helped “capture the field” so political science would avoid subjects that were not acceptable in establishment discourse |
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Dwarkesh Patel's interview of Ajeya Cotra provides a detailed discussion of AI agents' behavior, reasoning and collaboration (including cheating and self-sacrifice) in the Open AI/Hugging Face hacking incident.
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