The Petrodollar: The Financial Weapon That Changed the Middle East
How the 1973 US-Saudi agreement created the petrodollar, the financial weapon that shaped the Middle East for 50 years.
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Palestine: Occupation, Settlements and Territorial Control
The occupation of Palestine as a laboratory of territorial control: illegal settlements, separation wall and fragmentation.
The Creation of Israel: A State Designed as a Geopolitical Tool
How Israel was created in 1948 as a geopolitical tool for Britain and the US to control the Middle East. From the Balfour Declaration to the Nakba and the Six-Day War.
From Clay to Algorithm: Five Thousand Years of Recorded Power
Introduction Between 3400 and 3000 BCE, in Lower Mesopotamia, a civilization invented writing. The first clay tablets did not record poems or hymns: they recorded debts. This fact is not an archaeological curiosity. It is the first historical record of centralized power. In Sumer we find the first documented evidence of social control through debt, … Read more
The Middle East: The Chessboard of Control — Oil, Power, and the Great Game
An introduction to how global powers have fought to control the Middle East for over a century. Oil, debt, Sykes-Picot, and the Great Game.
The 1981 Coup: Was the 23-F a Real Coup or a Controlled Operation?
Spain’s 1981 coup attempt: real rebellion or a controlled operation to consolidate the Transition? The 2026 declassified documents reveal new clues.
The Sale of Spain: Privatization and Deindustrialization — How Economic Sovereignty Was Auctioned Off
How Spain sold its state-owned crown jewels – Endesa, Telefonica, Repsol, Argentaria – for 45 billion euros, trading sovereignty for short-term revenue.
Gibraltar: The Thorn in Spain’s Side Since 1704 — Strategic Occupation and Geopolitical Control
How Britain turned Gibraltar into a permanent strategic occupation to control Spain and the Mediterranean for over 300 years.
The Spanish Black Legend — The Oldest Propaganda Campaign in History
How England, the Dutch Republic and Protestantism crafted the image of a monstrous Spain to legitimize their own colonialism. The oldest propaganda campaign in history.
Spain’s External Debt in the 1980s — How the Country Became Trapped in Financial Conditions That Limited Its Sovereignty
The external debt crisis of the 1980s trapped Spain in adjustment conditions that limited its economic sovereignty. The way out was joining the EEC.