Topic: F William Engdahl

Greg Carlwood reflects on the broader geopolitical implications of GMOs, referencing the work of Joseph Farrell and F. William Engdahl. He discusses how international entities use predatory loans to coerce smaller nations into accepting GMO crops and abandoning organic seed banks. This "economic hitman" template is described as a tool for undermining national food sovereignty.

Strategic risk consultant and author F. William Engdahl joins the program to discuss his book, The Lost Hegemon: Whom the Gods Would Destroy. Engdahl, a Princeton graduate and lecturer, explores the history of the American shadow state and its long-term manipulation of Middle Eastern geopolitics. The discussion introduces his background as a researcher of global power structures and oil politics.

F. William Engdahl provides his website, WilliamEngdahl.com, where listeners can access his articles and subscribe to a free twice-monthly newsletter. He encourages supporting his independent research through book purchases and donations. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, connecting Engdahl's work on GMOs to previous discussions with James Corbett regarding oil tycoon control.