Rabbit Hole
Speculative chronicles — connecting dots, analyzing patterns, and exploring what no one is looking at.
The Aircraft Carrier Didn't Come for the View
The USS Nimitz anchors in Rio the same week USA Rare Earths announces a $2.8 billion acquisition of a Brazilian mining company. South America holds the world's second-largest rare earth reserves, and Washington is not here for the scenery.
The War Factory
Trump's failed Iran negotiations in Islamabad expose the Rabbit Hole: while peace talks collapsed, Palantir ($10B), Anduril ($20B), and Anthropic's Claude were billing the Pentagon for battlefield AI. The same ecosystem managing the conflict is the one profiting from its continuation.
Chaos Is the Product
Trump's tariffs are not trade policy — they are the coercive mechanism of a planned monetary reset, documented in Stephen Miran's "Mar-a-Lago Accord," which proposes using the tariff threat to pressure allies into accepting a coordinated dollar devaluation. With $39 trillion in debt, a double-digit decline in the DXY, and global capital migrating out of Treasuries, the chaos is not a side effect of this policy. It is the product.
The Anointed
From "King of Israel" in 2019 to military briefings on Armageddon in 2026: the escalation of messianic rhetoric around Trump, tracked through documented facts and an uncomfortable question the sacred texts asked long ago.
The Map Nobody Read
In 1940, a map proposed merging the Americas, Greenland and the Caribbean into a single domain governed by technocrats. Elon Musk's grandfather led the movement in Canada. Eighty-six years later, the pieces of that map are moving — Venezuela, Greenland, Iran — and nobody seems to have read the manual.