Kim Iversen on Geo-politics & Empire

"US hegemony is on its way out"

Kim Iversen discusses de-platforming, the culture of free speech, and why she’s hopeful. She talks about not being allowed to interview Fauci at The Hill, ultimately leading to her resignation in order to maintain her integrity. She thinks people are tired of the biosecurity agenda and believes Russia and China have benefited most from the pandemic. U.S. hegemony is on its way out as the new multipolar world comes about. As more people move away from extreme political polarization in America, she worries less about a 2nd Civil War.

Kim Iversen: Russia & China Benefited Most From Pandemic, U.S. Hegemony On Its Way Out

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I went looking for opinions on Kim Iversen because I was getting a flapping red flag from her. She has almost half a million subscribers on You Tube, so she must be ‘approved’ at some level.

I found this, written in 2019 by Jeremy Weaver: “Kim Iverson was a radio talk show host, who mostly dealt with issues like dating and romance, and then she got "woke" about 7-8 months ago, left her job on radio, and became a Progressive and started talking Progressive issues on her YouTube channel and podcast. I support what she's trying to do, because we always need new Progressive voices spreading Progressive messages. However she's new to the game, and has not been intrenched into the whole thing as long as some of us have. Sometimes it's pretty frustrating. She seemed like she was a Bernie supporter, but she keeps bouncing between Bernie and Tulsi Gabbard. Of course during the primary season you should be tossing around all the candidates, but she's not as informed on the candidates as she would like to be. This was one of those issues she should have used more tact on, because I think we're reading it differently than what she's trying to communicate. It's my estimation of what she's trying to say, is that the racism is a distraction from other issues. What she doesn't realize is that we can walk and chew gum at the same time. Policy issues are concerning, but racial issues can also be tied to other things such as systemic poverty. So of course, we should be talking about racism. I think she's got a lot more to learn before she's up there with everyone else. Just like with everyone else, you should not get all your news from just one source.”