By Brannon Howse
On Worldview Radio, I recently sat down with Alex Newman, a seasoned tracker of globalism and its economic machinations, to dissect the alarming events unfolding in California and their broader implications. What we’re witnessing is not mere happenstance—it’s a carefully orchestrated crisis, driven by the Hegelian dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. This age-old strategy—pitting an idea against its opposite to create conflict and force a predetermined solution—is steering us toward a North American Union, a goal globalists have pursued for decades.
The chaos in California, marked by Mexican flags waving in the streets and protests fueled by anti-ICE sentiment, is a textbook example of a manufactured crisis. As I told Alex, the sudden prominence of Mexican flags, replacing the Palestinian or Black Lives Matter banners of past protests, is no coincidence. Who supplied the signs? Who funded the organizers? The president of Mexico is openly encouraging this unrest, while the president of the Mexican Senate provocatively claims Texas, Arizona, Utah, and California as rightfully theirs, even threatening to build a wall to keep them. This is not spontaneous—it’s a scripted escalation.
The Hegelian dialectic thrives on such conflict. Create a problem (mass immigration and border chaos), provoke a reaction (public outrage and nationalist rhetoric), and offer a solution (regional integration). The idea of a North American Union, merging the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, is being dangled as the answer to our woes. President Trump’s suggestion that Canada could become the 51st state, coupled with discussions of annexing Greenland and securing the Panama Canal, aligns eerily with this vision. Joe Biden’s 2023 Declaration of North America and the technocrats’ 1934 map of a “North American Technate” further underscore the long-standing agenda.
This isn’t new. As I reminded Alex, George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox discussed a North American Union, with Fox even telling Larry King that a common currency, the “Amero,” was “down the road.” The globalists know a crisis is essential to push such radical integration. As globalist James McGregor Burns wrote in 1984’s The Power to Lead, “The founding fathers have been too shrewd for us… We’ll never get the people to go where we want them to go without a stupendous national crisis.” California’s riots, the border surge, and the looming threat of economic collapse are the crises they’ve engineered.
The question is: what’s the solution they’re herding us toward? I suspect it’s a biometric-based system, as outlined in the UN’s Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goal 16.9, requiring digital IDs for all. With Palantir, a CIA creation, poised to compile biometric files on every American, the pitch will be simple: end voter fraud, stop entitlement abuse, and control immigration with a single ID. This ID would facilitate movement across a unified North American bloc, erasing borders under the guise of security. The chaos in Los Angeles, with bricks mysteriously delivered to protesters, is the perfect distraction to slip this system into place.
Alex and I agree that this fits a broader globalist pattern. The deliberate flooding of Western nations with migrants, from Minneapolis to Europe, is designed to erode cultural identities and destabilize societies. The Mexican Senate’s claim to U.S. states and the president’s complicity in border chaos are not just provocations—they’re steps toward dissolving national sovereignty. The globalists want a homogenized region where unelected technocrats, not elected officials, hold sway, controlling resources and people through surveillance and digital currencies.
What can we do? First, see through the manipulation. The Mexican flags, the riots, the rhetoric—they’re all part of the dialectic. Second, educate yourself. Visit worldviewradio.com and Alex Newman’s work to understand the globalist playbook. Third, prepare for what’s coming. The testimony I shared about a listener who reversed diabetes with gadatana phytoplankton underscores the importance of personal health and resilience. At $63 for a month’s supply, it’s a small step toward self-sufficiency in uncertain times. Go to melissahousegpa.com to learn more.
The globalists are betting on our fear and division to push their North American Union. But as Christians, we know truth and discernment are our weapons. The crisis in California is no accident—it’s a stepping stone to a world where you own nothing and surrender everything. Don’t fall for it. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and stand firm.
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