27 Jan 2026
The end of globalisation is leading to a new world order, as the post-WWII system, where the US enforced rules through the petro-dollar, is failing. This system, controlled by financial globalists like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, prioritised capital movement and corporate subordination. Now, powerful nations are forming their own systems, challenging the US’s dominance and weakening the dollar.
The financial industrial complex, comprising asset managers and banks, aims for a world where capital remains liquid and controllable despite global fragmentation. They advocate for tokenisation and fractionalisation of assets, enabling instant global trading and increasing their control over the financial infrastructure. This shift, facilitated by AI, could further consolidate their power.
The financial industrial complex, comprising asset managers, banks, and the crypto lobby, is vying for control over programmable money and influence. Sovereigns seek control over their resources and a seat at the global table, while technologists desire government contracts and data access. The military-industrial complex benefits from instability, justifying defence spending.