For decades, the John Birch Society has confronted the threat of a “New World Order” — a term historically used by globalists to describe their aspiration for a collectivist one-world government. This conspiracy for global control has been openly endorsed by the world’s most powerful elites and a bipartisan lineup of U.S. presidents, from Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush to Bill Clinton and Joe Biden.
Today, globalists employ a bait-and-switch strategy to co-opt Americanist patriots into supporting a New World Order. Under the guise of a pro-MAGA “America First” organization, the Lyndon LaRouche offshoot known as Promethean Action is actively working to transform well-meaning patriots into cheerleaders for a pro-Russian New World Order.
In a March 16, 2026 YouTube video titled “EXPOSED: Trump & Russia Point to the Same Enemy — Britain’s Empire Is Finished,” Promethean spokeswoman Susan Kokinda abandoned her pro-American pretense to openly celebrate the emergence of an Eurasian-centric global alignment. “This week, the outlines of a new world order, a real one, not Mark Carney’s, began to emerge,” Kokinda stated. She describes this emerging order as “great powers acting in their own sovereign interests, converging against the forces of permanent manufactured conflict.”
Kokinda’s remarks reveal Promethean Action’s true objectives: they are not opposed to a New World Order but seek to ensure Moscow’s preeminence within it. Instead of a Western-led system, Kokinda envisions a multipolar global arrangement where the United States abandons traditional allies and aligns with authoritarian regimes. She explicitly advocates placing America, Russia, and China on “the same plane,” equating the U.S. constitutional republic with Moscow’s state-directed collectivism.
To appeal to conservative audiences, Kokinda acts as a direct conduit for Russian state propaganda. She amplifies Kremlin accusations that the United Kingdom is sabotaging peace efforts. In her attempt to frame Britain as the ultimate enemy of peace and central architect of globalism, she notes: “Chatham House, the empire’s premier foreign policy think tank, came out and bluntly admitted it with the headline, ‘Europe is helping Ukraine resist the U.S. push for peace at any price.’”
Kokinda and Promethean Action obscure the depth of Chatham House’s collaboration with globalist entities. The Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA), also known as Chatham House, coordinates a globalist network called the Council of Councils (CoC) with the U.S.-based Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). This CoC includes foreign policy think tanks from Russia and China — specifically, Russia’s Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (SVOP) and both China’s Institute of International and Strategic Studies (IISS) and Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS).
By blaming globalism entirely on the British Empire and Chatham House, Kokinda provides cover for CFR operatives in New York and Washington. She also misrepresents Russia and China as anti-globalist forces fighting against Britain — when in reality, Moscow and Beijing are active participants in the same CFR-led globalist cabal.
Contrary to Kokinda’s portrayal, Russian President Vladimir Putin is a key architect of the New World Order. As documented by The New American, Putin follows the strategy for the New World Order outlined by Western insiders like Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski — “progressive regionalization.”
This regionalization effort took form through Putin’s Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), established on May 29, 2014. The EAEU, which includes Belarus and Kazakhstan, aims to create a large common market. However, its long-term goal is the restoration of the Soviet Union.
All three founding leaders — Putin, Aleksandr Lukashenko, and Nursultan Nazarbayev — have deep ties to the Soviet communist apparatus. Putin served as a KGB officer and was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU). Lukashenko was a CPSU committee secretary, and Nazarbayev was part of the CPSU Politburo. Putin has openly called the dissolution of the Soviet Union “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century.”
The Union of Communist Parties-Communist Party of the Soviet Union (UCP-CPSU), led by Russian communist Gennady Zyuganov, has declared that the EAEU is essential for achieving a “step-by-step revival of a renewed Union.” On June 26, 2014 — Zyuganov’s 70th birthday — Putin awarded him the Order of Alexander Nevsky.
This strategy directly relates to Ukraine. Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev stated in 1991: “There can be no Union without Ukraine.” Therefore, when Kokinda promotes Kremlin propaganda and attacks Ukraine, she is actively supporting the territorial rebirth of the USSR.
Additionally, Putin has championed a “supranational reserve currency” and calls for expanded UN global governance. The BRICS nations, including Russia, advocate more international cooperation under the UN Charter. By aligning with Putin, Promethean Action is not opposing the Deep State but actively promoting a globalist agenda that empowers the UN and builds regional superstates.
Kokinda portrays Putin as a reasonable peacemaker while casting Western allies as America’s primary enemies. She celebrates Russia and China abstaining from a UN Security Council resolution condemning Iranian aggression, framing it as evidence of nations leaving the “British geopolitical chessboard.”
By explicitly endorsing a New World Order anchored by Russia and China — entities that sit on the CFR’s Council of Councils — Promethean Action is attempting to trick Americans into surrendering their national sovereignty to a collectivist, pro-Russian global order.
Christian Gomez graduated from the John C. Whitehead School of International Relations and Diplomacy at Seton Hall University in South Orange, New Jersey. He currently resides in Appleton, Wisconsin and contributes regularly to The New American magazine.