This book, "Geopolitical Engineering: Systems, Migrations, and Conflict," aims to illuminate the interconnectedness of global systems, specifically focusing on the relationships between central banking, military financing, migration patterns, and the strategic use of the Hegelian dialectic to shape geopolitical events. The core problem addressed is the lack of public understanding regarding the subtle yet powerful influences shaping modern sociopolitical trends. By analyzing declassified documents, peer-reviewed studies, and crime statistics, the book seeks to foster a more informed citizenry capable of critically evaluating complex geopolitical narratives and developing effective counter-strategies against potentially manipulative actions by powerful entities. The ultimate goal is to promote transparency and accountability within these systems, empowering individuals and societies to navigate the complexities of the modern world with greater awareness and agency.