Episode 3: Fergus Hodgson on Albertan Secession, the Anglo-Sphere, and Latin America
Imperial EntanglementsShow Notes
In February I talked with author and economic analyst, Fergus Hodgson, to discuss the budding movement for Alberta to leave Canada and form a new sovereign country, the sorry state of the Anglo-sphere, and what to make of Latin America’s seeming turn to the right and away from socialism. Fergus has many fascinating insights and I definitely learned a lot from the conversation.Fergus’ Substack The Econ Americas The Latin American Red Pill Financial Sovereignty for Canadians Intro music sampled from Corpse Dragging by Anyutka Outro music sampled from Misunderstanding by Chikoi the Maid
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