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El Niño Speaks 191: The Anti-Imperialist Reality Check

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In this episode of El Niño Speaks, José Niño sat down with Louis of Evicition Notice to dissect the latest wave of chest thumping imperial rhetoric, from Greenland talk to broader dreams of territorial expansion across the Western Hemisphere.

Louis makes a blunt case that the “return to empire” narrative collapses the moment you run the numbers. He draws a hard line between old school Empire 1.0, meaning direct conquest, occupation, and extraction, and the modern Empire 2.0 model that relies on finance, trade dependency, and base politics.

They get into why extraction empires historically failed on dollars and cents, why modern occupation costs explode faster than any resource can repay, and why mercenary fantasies around private military contractors like Blackwater do not magically fix the structural limits of American power.

Listen now for a sharp reality check on imperial ambition in the modern era, and what the next phase of geopolitical competition could actually look like.

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