Kissinger’s Ghost vs. The New Africa: David Hundeyin on NSSM 200 & the BRICS Paradigm

What is the seemingly religious obsession of imperialists with the idea that some must be impoverished so that others can be enriched? Daniel Burke of Executive Intelligence Review (EIR) spoke with renowned investigative journalist and founder of The Spearhead, David Hundeyin, to discuss the enduring legacy of Henry Kissinger’s National Security Study Memo 200–the so-called “Kissinger Report.” From the secret blueprints of 1974 to the modern-day battle for "critical minerals" in Nigeria, Hundeyin reveals how the Malthusian ideology of population control remains the dominant operating system of Western foreign policy. But as the Alliance of Sahel States rises and the BRICS+ process offers a "win-win" alternative, a new world—where "everyone gets to have nice things"—is no longer a utopian dream, but a pending reality, if we bring it to fruition. 🕒 Key Moments in This Interview: • 00:00 – The "Utopian" vision: A world without manufactured suffering. • 02:15 – NSSM 200 Explained: Why Kissinger viewed global population growth as a "national security threat" to US hegemony. • 06:45 – The Resource Trap: How the "stability" of 1974 was designed to keep Africa as a site of extraction, not industry. • 11:30 – Rwanda & AGOA: A case study in "Modern Colonialism" and the suppression of African industrial policy. • 15:50 – Nigeria’s "Final Frontier": The truth behind the Christmas Day bombings, "Christian genocide" narratives, and the scramble for critical minerals. • 21:10 – The Sahel Uprising: Why Burkina Faso is seeing a construction boom while the West predicts its failure. • 25:30 – China, BRICS, & Knowledge Apartheid: Dismantling the patent systems that keep the Global South in "grinding poverty." • 29:00 – The Paradigm Shift: Moving from a zero-sum imperial mindset to a human-centric future. 🌍 About David Hundeyin David Hundeyin is an award-winning Nigerian investigative journalist and the founder of The Spearhead. Known for his fearless reporting on corruption, security, and geopolitics, he has become a leading voice for African sovereignty and a sharp critic of neo-colonial interference. Follow David Hundeyin & The Spearhead: • The Spearhead: https://linktr.ee/thespearhead?utm_so... • David Hundeyin on X: https://x.com/davidhundeyin?s=21 #DavidHundeyin #TheSpearhead #BRICS #NSSM200 #Kissinger #Nigeria #Sahel #Multipolarity #EIRNews #Geopolitics #Malthusianism #EconomicDevelopment