Jeffrey Peel: Exercise Pegasus & Iran as Catalyst for Technocratic Multipolar Reset

In this deep-dive episode of Geopolitics & Empire, host Harvoye welcomes back Jeffrey Peel of The New Era to dissect the growing technocratic agenda behind global crises, focusing on Exercise Pegasus—a large-scale UK meningitis simulation that eerily mirrored real-world pandemic narratives. Peel argues that such exercises, alongside manufactured health scares (like the alleged measles and monkeypox outbreaks in Mexico and Singapore), are part of a coordinated effort to normalize permanent emergency states, drive remote work, and dismantle the physical economy. He connects these tactics to broader systemic goals: the digitization of finance through cashless payments, EV mandates, and the rise of digital identity systems. The conversation pivots to Iran as a geopolitical catalyst, suggesting the current conflict is less about war and more about orchestrating a multipolar financial reset—potentially replacing the petrodollar with a petroyuan, enabling digital currency rails, and facilitating a global technocratic order. Peel and Harvoye critique the illusion of political agency, highlighting how even alternative commentators are often co-opted by the same power structures. They emphasize that all major nations—from the UK and EU to China and Mexico—are implementing parallel systems of control, suggesting a global operating system under corporate and intelligence oversight. The episode concludes with a call for relentless critical thinking, questioning who benefits from every narrative, and rejecting blind trust in any public figure, including podcasters.