Michael Yon is a former Green Beret and independent military journalist who has reported from conflict zones across the globe, including Thailand, Hong Kong, Iraq, and Afghanistan. His work has been referenced in major publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Guardian.
In this interview, viewers will gain insight into what Yon describes as the global migration industrial complex, exploring how large-scale population movements can be used as strategic tools by powerful political and economic forces. He explains how migration has historically been weaponized as a form of population engineering, drawing parallels between contemporary migration patterns and ancient practices dating back to the Roman Empire.
The discussion delves into the organizations that shape global migration flows—such as the International Organization for Migration (IOM)—and examines how they may serve broader geopolitical objectives. It also considers how migration policies are influencing the transformation of Western societies, the security implications of open borders, and the intersection between migration and global power structures, offering a perspective that challenges mainstream narratives.
Credit to : Eddie Hobbs