We were trained to chase headlines, not patterns.
We learned to react, not to think.
We confuse visibility with relevance, and power with volume.
This is not an error of analysis. It’s a design.
The global system has mutated.
What we once called “international order” is now a multi-layered spectacle of performances, calibrated not for coherence but for emotional engagement.
The crisis is not that truth is disappearing—it’s that truth no longer competes.
Narrative wins.
Drama governs.
And the audience is both captive and complicit.
The signs are not subtle.
A drone strike with minimal casualties sparks a global frenzy.
A tweet from a populist leader moves markets more than any central bank report.
War becomes streaming content.
Diplomacy is choreographed like reality TV.
And elections?
Carefully edited shows with post-production outrage built in.
We are not witnessing chaos.
We are watching production.
The United States, once a hegemon of ideals, now monetizes fear and sells protection.
It no longer teaches democracy; it syndicates power.
China, caught between Confucian memory and algorithmic ambition, struggles to tell a story that convinces its own youth.
Europe, nostalgic and tired, mistakes regulation for strategy.
Russia hacks, Iran preaches, Israel overcodes, and Africa, surprisingly, begins to leap forward—untethered, agile, unafraid to invent.
In the middle of this global performance, most nations scramble for script approval.
They mimic lines, repeat gestures, audition for influence.
But some, a rare few, have no obligation to act.
They are not expected to lead, nor to obey.
They are free.
Uruguay is one of them.
From this eccentric freedom, we can offer not another power—but another vision.
That’s the purpose of verytacit.org.
We are not competing for authority.
We are constructing intelligibility.
We are not the loudest voice—but we might be the most necessary.
We begin with this: strategic analysis that does not flatter nor comply.
A mirror held up to the system—not to judge, but to reveal.
What we call “The Tacit Power” is not hidden influence.
It is the radical clarity that comes from having nothing to sell and everything to understand.
Here you will find pieces that cut through the noise:
Why Trump is not a regression, but an evolutionary leap in strategic media.
Why wars now seek virality, not victory.
Why nations must write their own scripts—or disappear into someone else’s.
This is not about geopolitics as usual.
This is about meaning.
Construction.
Interpretation.
Because those who can build sense within the noise will not only survive: they will shape the next world.
Welcome to verytacit.org.
A new voice from the South.
Not another power.
A mirror.
By Tacitus Australis | Montevideo | August 2025
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