Episode 6 — From Empire to Christendom
Rome’s Collapse, Christianity’s Consolidation, and Europe’s Re-ordering Position in the series In Episodes 1–5 we established how Jesus’ Triumphal Entry…
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Episode 10 — From Empire to Christendom: How Latin Christianity Became a Political Order in Medieval Europe
Introduction When the Western Roman Empire fragmented, Christianity in the Latin West did not merely “survive”; it increasingly absorbed civic…
Episode 12 — From Empire to Christendom
How Rome’s Western Collapse Reconfigured Christian Authority and European Order (c. AD 300–800) 1. Framing the question Across this series,…
Episode 14 — From Empire to Christendom
How Rome’s Collapse Reshaped Christianity and Reconfigured European Power 1. Why this episode matters to the series Across our earlier…
Episode 17 — From National Dictatorships to a Regional System (1974–1977)
How Operation Condor Became a “Platform” for Transnational Repression Overview Episodes 15–16 showed how military takeovers in Chile (1973) and…
The Greenland Crisis (2026): Coercion, Sovereignty, and Alliance Politics (Content)
Episode 1 — Prologue: Why Greenland, why now? Episode 2 — The constitutional baseline: sovereignty, autonomy, and self-determination Episode 3…
Episode 3 — The trigger: the tariff ultimatum and the timetable
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Today is when the Greenland dispute became unambiguously coercive. The shift is not merely…
Episode 4 — Europe answers: the “full solidarity” joint statement
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) If the tariff ultimatum is the instrument of pressure, the European response is the…
Episode 7 — Europe’s “trade bazooka”: the Anti-Coercion Instrument as deterrent and dilemma
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) The tariff ultimatum has forced Brussels into an uncomfortable posture: preparing to use a…
Episode 8 — NATO’s dilemma: coercion inside the alliance
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) The Greenland dispute has pushed NATO into a category of crisis it was never…
Episode 9 — Poland’s line: sovereignty affirmed, troops declined
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Poland’s posture in this crisis is easily misread. Because Warsaw is not among the…
Episode 10 — The “quiet trio”: Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia as procedural hedgers
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Poland’s approach (Episode 9) was normatively loud but operationally restrained. The posture of Hungary,…
Episode 12 — Russia: opportunism, wedge-driving, and the limits of “alignment”
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) Russia’s posture in the Greenland crisis is often described in shorthand as “enjoying the…
Episode 13 — China: rejecting the “China threat” frame while exploiting the narrative space
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) China enters the Greenland crisis in an unusual way: not as an active party…
Episode 14 — Global non-alignment: the diplomacy of silence
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) What stands out tonight is not a surge of counter-statements from across the world,…
Episode 15 — U.S. domestic constraints: weak mandate, congressional friction, and the force taboo
Journal entry, 19 January 2026 (London) From Europe, the Greenland dispute can look like a pure executive-driven escalation. From inside…
PART 2 — Post-War Rebuilding and the Boom (1945–1970)
From Global Ruins to the Greatest Economic Expansion in History 1. The World in 1945: Devastated, Exhausted, and Disconnected When…
Part 7 – How Other Nations Handle “Near-Shutdowns” and Budget Deadlocks (Comparative Case Studies)
Big picture: outside the U.S., core public services keep running during budget crises. Countries build in caretaker rules, automatic or…
Part 14 – Comparative Case Studies of Budget Crises (How Services Keep Running Outside the U.S.)
Core finding: other systems turn a budget impasse into a political event (caretaker government, election, coalition deal) while services continue…
Political and Global Turmoil (End Time)
Biblical Basis: A. Wars and Rumours of Wars Fulfilment Evidence: Academic References: B. Rise of Global Powers and Alliances Fulfilment…
Greenland’s Exit from the EEC
Greenland’s Exit from the EEC: Causes, Consequences, and Global Implications Introduction In 1985, Greenland became the first region to withdraw…
Sovereign Separations in Comparative Perspective
Sovereign Separations in Comparative Perspective: Political, Economic, and Social Dimensions Abstract Sovereignty separations have played a significant role in reshaping…
Brexit and Its Aftermath
Brexit and Its Aftermath: Causes, Consequences, and Global Repercussions Introduction Brexit—the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union following the…