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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 1H 1M

There is No Master Plan: Is the US Playing 1D Chess to Maintain the Petro-Dollar?

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In this episode of Colonial Outcasts, we’re joined by Elina Xenophontos to break down one of the biggest narratives circulating right now: that the United States is executing some kind of grand strategy to preserve the petro-dollar through global energy blockades, military escalation, and economic warfare.We’re here to challenge that idea.From the escalating tensions with Iran to the deployment of additional carrier strike groups, the so-called “blockade,” and ongoing threats of further military action, we take a hard look at what’s actually happening—and whether any of it resembles a coherent long-term plan.Is this 4D chess… or something much simpler?We discuss:The reality behind the US “blockade” of IranWhy the petro-dollar “master plan” theory doesn’t hold upMilitary escalation and contradictions in US strategyThe role of chaos, miscalculation, and short-term decision makingHow online narratives can overestimate state competenceIf you’ve been hearing that everything is part of a carefully orchestrated imperial strategy—this episode is for you.

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