De-Globalization Is Forcing Nations Worldwide To Choose A Side | Michael Every

The global economic order is transitioning from globalization toward a neo-mercantilist framework of economic statecraft, where national security interests supersede free-market principles. Geopolitical strategist Michael Every argues that the US is leveraging financial instruments—such as Treasury operations and the strategic promotion of stablecoins—to secure physical supply chains and reindustrialize. By incentivizing global demand for US Treasury bills through stablecoins, the US creates a non-inflationary liquidity mechanism that supports its debt while forcing nations into a binary choice between US-aligned financial systems or sanctioned alternatives. While financial engineering provides temporary leverage, physical constraints, particularly in energy and refined product supply, remain the ultimate determinant of national power. This shift necessitates a more integrated, directed approach to the economy, moving away from the post-WWII globalist model toward a system where every state instrument serves the goal of national resilience.