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00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for I mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:11.720 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:18.720 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just

00:00:24.620 like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:29.360 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is the

00:00:33.800 fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's your

00:00:40.820 host Stephen K Bannon good evening it is Monday August 26th in the year of our Lord 2024 I am Joe

00:00:51.660 Allen sitting in for Stephen K Bannon who is still sitting in prison and we wait for his return

00:00:59.620 with much anticipation now one thing that Steve always talked about when discussing Donald Trump

00:01:07.540 and his impact on American politics is that number one Trump is very much a political outlier he is a

00:01:16.440 very unusual politician number one he's not a professional politician at least he wasn't when

00:01:24.280 he came on the scene in 2015 Trump has always been outside the box and there are upsides and downsides

00:01:32.720 to that you know Steve oftentimes said he emphasized Trump is an imperfect instrument but the second thing

00:01:42.060 is that that imperfect instrument Donald Trump has to as much effect as he could muster been a bulwark

00:01:52.840 against globalism against the excesses of leftism and has been a defender of populists in America a big part of that

00:02:03.860 is a heterodox approach to politics into public discourse in general meaning that Donald Trump does

00:02:13.360 not fit into the political orthodoxy and in his current campaign that really has begun to shine through so

00:02:21.240 you can see Donald Trump now getting the support of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and if there's anyone who is a

00:02:29.460 political outlier it would be Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Yes he has a lot of normie policies but more than anyone else on that

00:02:38.600 left side of the aisle Robert F. Kennedy has been a staunch defender of American rights he has been a huge opponent of

00:02:51.620 big pharma he's been a proponent of anti-war he has been very much

00:02:59.200 an outspoken critic of the party that he himself hails from and I think that that should be appreciated even if

00:03:06.700 you yourself do not in any way align with his policies I suspect many of you do but at least some of them

00:03:15.100 but it can at least be appreciated that we are at a moment in which this instability has provided an opportunity

00:03:22.340 for all sorts of strange things to happen and one hopes that in this upheaval we're going to see some kind of

00:03:31.600 differentiation allowed in our culture we're going to see some degree of kind of collective

00:03:38.420 individuation within the culture and it's my hope that a partnership like Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy

00:03:46.840 does represent a way forward that isn't some sort of homogeneous blob some ideological monolith

00:03:55.860 wrecking it you know just bashing itself across the American culture but rather something that will

00:04:05.160 be a little bit more nuanced now the one partnership that I've had a lot of misgivings about of course

00:04:11.900 is Elon Musk it can't be denied that Elon Musk has provided an enormous benefit for the MAGA right and

00:04:24.600 for America in general and for the world in general by opening up the X platform to free speech at least

00:04:31.500 to a large degree there are plenty of us still shadow banned but at least you see the discourse churning

00:04:37.940 at least you see a lot of voices that would have been completely obliterated before now that's the

00:04:44.580 upside alongside a certain degree of style that Mr. Musk brings to the public arena but the downside

00:04:52.380 at least in my opinion and Steve has been very outspoken on this as well the downside is that free speech

00:05:00.880 is being hoovered up and used to train sophisticated artificial intelligence systems systems that Mr. Musk

00:05:09.740 believes will eventually lead to artificial general intelligence and artificial general intelligence as

00:05:17.220 we've described many many times over the past three and a half years is in essence a kind of digital god

00:05:24.660 and in order to keep up with that digital god human beings Elon Musk tells us we'll have to take the

00:05:31.900 trode we'll have to take a neural link or something like it and just a few days ago Musk announced the

00:05:40.820 second patient to receive a neural link and he promised kind of in line with his singularitarian viewpoint

00:05:47.740 hurtling towards the technological singularity Musk says if all goes well there will be hundreds of

00:05:54.240 people with neural links within a few years maybe tens of thousands within five years millions in 10 years

00:06:03.240 and as we've covered his ultimate ambition is hundreds of millions or billions of people wired up to

00:06:14.300 artificial intelligence forming a kind of collective hive mind to compete with the artificial intelligence

00:06:21.340 systems that he himself along with many others is developing to talk about this i'd like to bring in

00:06:28.520 nor bin laden the great nor bin laden as you all know nor has been all over the transhumanist movement

00:06:38.040 and pointing out its many downsides those of us who want freedom are very much appalled by the possibility

00:06:46.140 of a collectivist hive mind or a hive mind in which we get to remain individuals but we are absorbed in some

00:06:52.540 sort of neurological metaverse nor tell us about the dreamed this the dreamed utopia and whether or not you view

00:07:02.380 it as a coming dystopia uh thank you joe for having me and you just took the words out of my mouth this is

00:07:10.940 exactly what i was going to say and i believe the first time we were on the show together i said these

00:07:16.520 exact words that their utopia is our dystopia and uh what they are building out elon musk being an

00:07:25.820 instrument very much of this infrastructure is uh absolutely chilling and terrifying and people really

00:07:33.980 need to be paying attention to this which is why you know i'm very thankful that you're hosting the show

00:07:39.040 and that you've invited me on to discuss all of these topics because while there is a lot going on with

00:07:45.460 the election and uh we need to be vigilant many different psyops happening at the same time this is

00:07:52.780 very much um a key key topic that uh that we have to to be aware of tell me you know if we don't really

00:08:05.020 talk about politics you and i uh on the show or otherwise but i i'm curious about your view on this

00:08:11.320 this strange alliance it's almost as if donald trump has you know the kind of pro-organic pro-human

00:08:17.660 pro-health wing with robert f kennedy and then ostensibly musk is always saying he's pro-team humanity

00:08:25.640 but an advocate for a humanity which is ultimately fused in which we become human ai symbiotes do you think

00:08:33.300 that tension is a balance or is it maybe uh less uh bright of a future you know um i can appreciate

00:08:44.520 that president trump uh is between a rock and a hard place you know considering his position

00:08:49.800 um and we cannot know everything that is happening behind closed doors with these discussions what i

00:08:56.580 will say is that i am incredibly wary of elon musk and his role in this uh push for the bio digital

00:09:05.420 convergence that we're seeing uh advance as we speak in which you know you talk about so well in

00:09:11.440 your work uh joe and um i've been very distrustful of elon musk since the very beginning since he

00:09:19.200 actually was allowed or permitted to purchase x and um i would characterize his um role or his tenure

00:09:29.240 at x at the helm of x um well certainly not as generously as you have i think it's a total illusion

00:09:36.080 uh when you look at how people are being shadow banned uh on the platform and i think obviously the

00:09:43.100 twitter files although confirm certain things were definitely a limited hangout and essentially i view

00:09:50.040 x as a major honeypot and um and weapon in the psychological warfare that we are uh being

00:10:00.040 subjected to and elon musk is very much um a big part of that well you know nor i'm always thankful

00:10:08.280 for the little droplets of algorithmic gruel that i get to slurp up in my tiny little social media

00:10:14.140 ghetto um so you know we were talking uh yesterday and this morning about a new report from the world

00:10:23.540 economic forum that outlines four different dangers in this post-pandemic moment that we find ourselves

00:10:31.280 in and especially interesting to me was the the fourth section of that document in which they lay

00:10:38.780 out uh possible threats post-pandemic i think the first was the possibility of extremist groups and

00:10:45.560 acts of terrorism the second was is the potential for a cyber pandemic as they put it for a mass cyber

00:10:52.560 attack and the third of course as always climate change uh can you walk us through that tell us what it

00:10:59.400 is they're getting at and maybe uh read between the lines a bit as to what they're really getting at

00:11:04.740 uh absolutely joe this is a very important article that i think the posse really needs to read

00:11:11.420 um it was published on august 19th just a few days ago and the exact title of the piece is

00:11:17.880 four global risks to look out for in the post-pandemic era and so they've identified four

00:11:25.640 global risks uh the last one uh is very much the more ominous one so i'll get to that one in a moment

00:11:32.880 but i'll just walk through the first three if i may so the first one is power disperses in a post

00:11:39.880 superpower era and essentially this first risk is all about the fact that america is no longer a global

00:11:49.180 superpower and obviously that is by design as i've discussed many times on the show over the past

00:11:55.580 few years uh the wef even announced in 2016 in an article that america's dominance was over

00:12:03.760 and that by 2030 we would have um several or a handful of global powers and this is the direction in

00:12:10.940 which they purposefully led the word the world towards because they do not want america as a

00:12:18.140 leading force in the world so that was the first one and obviously that is what they're pushing for

00:12:24.120 in terms of a gateway for a one world government the second uh global risk that they're talking about

00:12:31.040 um is a big election year won't stop our recurrent crisis of political legitimacy and so if you read

00:12:40.120 the paragraph dedicated to that specific risk if you read between the lines obviously it's all about

00:12:45.380 crushing disinformation and dissent and if you go back to um my reporting uh in january when i was in davos

00:12:53.920 i'd like to remember to remind the audience sorry that um they had published their global

00:12:59.380 risk risks report and the number one threat that they identified for the next two years was disinformation

00:13:07.100 and misinformation and you just have to look at the state of all of the countries in the west and how in all of our

00:13:13.860 individual nations or countries there there is such a massive massive crackdown on on speech and on

00:13:21.820 dissent going on you know whether it's in the uk as we've seen in the past few weeks and the madness

00:13:26.820 that is going on there people being jailed for memes etc in switzerland uh there are insane cases as

00:13:33.520 well that i'll be talking about and writing about from my substack uh in the next few days um

00:13:38.960 it's just across the board germany france everywhere so that was the second global risk the third global

00:13:46.060 risk is a more complex global mental health crisis and they are talking about the fact that uh since

00:13:54.700 covid since the lockdowns um since all of these drastic measures the mental health of people has

00:14:01.480 declined drastically and obviously that was very much engineered and um designed to be so you know

00:14:08.780 as a result of uh the fear porn the isolation and uh the destruction of jobs etc and um now

00:14:17.120 they're talking about a continuation of this using um eco anxiety this is how they've termed it

00:14:24.920 and ai as reasons uh for people uh for as reasons that people are becoming more and more anxious and

00:14:33.620 you know it's always the same playbook uh joe they they manufacture crises or pretexts

00:14:40.000 um and then they come and say that they have the solution so it's absolutely their fault obviously

00:14:44.720 with this whole climate change scam and um what they are actually devising with these

00:14:50.260 ai weapons that are to be deployed on the population in the context of the psychological warfare in order to

00:14:58.040 confuse and um and create exactly that exact anxiety in the population and um this brings me to yeah if

00:15:07.560 i could pause you there just uh you know those the second two points that you mentioned the kind of

00:15:12.220 global mental health crisis and obviously a lot of people were driven insane by the policies that in many

00:15:18.040 ways were formulated and passed through the world economic forum in their proxies and then also this

00:15:24.140 specter of climate change and the the the the issue of the the kind of ravenous hunger for power and

00:15:30.860 or in the form of electricity and fuel but artificial intelligence is at the center of both right like

00:15:36.480 you have that with the pandemic um propaganda dispersal it was all done obviously through targeted

00:15:45.500 algorithmic methods and with the the climate change issue we hear over and over again both from people

00:15:53.580 like larry fink at black rock but also much more now from donald trump that we're going to need

00:16:00.220 twice the power output in order to build these ai systems and so you're exactly right they are i mean

00:16:07.260 the world economic forum isn't they're not they don't have data centers under the alps and davos but they

00:16:13.220 are the ideological hub for all these companies in many ways the mouthpiece for all these companies

00:16:18.580 building the ai systems that are supposedly causing these dramatic climate impacts

00:16:24.660 yeah the the wef or the world economic forum really functions as a pr arm for the globalists and as a hub as

00:16:35.300 you just mentioned where these um negotiations and um cord where the coordination happens you know for these

00:16:42.580 these public private partnerships as they call them so they they they are the middlemen so to speak

00:16:48.980 um between all of these stakeholders um in and it's it's the the forum through which they manage to

00:16:58.500 then roll out the agenda and obviously this is this is what i've been reporting on you know for the for

00:17:04.660 the war room over the past few years and um and their their crowning event you know takes place in in

00:17:11.060 january every year and uh essentially it's it's a way for them to announce to the public what it is we

00:17:18.580 can expect um and the direction in which they're planning to take the world and i didn't mean to derail

00:17:26.260 you before you got to the the the final three points that are nestled into that fourth point sorry

00:17:31.700 no no no it's important to to put it in context um and so i'll just continue with that last uh that

00:17:39.300 last fourth point in the article so the last and fourth global risk is an era of shock events as i

00:17:46.900 mentioned it's it's the one that sounds the most you know threatening and ominous and um they are

00:17:53.220 essentially announcing what we can expect over the next few months and um the pretext that they are going

00:18:00.660 to use in order to crack down on our freedoms and implement their different policies that inevitably

00:18:07.300 lead again to the loss of our freedoms and so they have identified three um key quote shock events that

00:18:14.260 we need to consider the first one is a new global extremist group emerges and they say that as the world

00:18:22.740 is being distracted with multiple wars and leadership and decline um they're talking about the

00:18:30.260 opportunity of new extremist groups to emerge and how um it's going to be a new form of terrorism or a

00:18:39.460 new phase of terrorism so it's a little bit vague but you know apparently we can expect more terrorist

00:18:46.260 threats in the future and obviously they will be uh having solutions into as to how they're going to

00:18:53.220 provide for security in the face of these threats the the second one is a cyber pandemic that is

00:19:01.940 intentional and they go on to refer to the crowd strike event of july um and how that was just due to

00:19:08.820 faulty software um and how we should be imagining if there's a situation where it's actually done on

00:19:16.260 purpose and there's a good bad actor that actually um does such an event and on a much bigger scale

00:19:24.580 and um that's very important because it'll bring me to what i'd like to talk about uh after i finish

00:19:31.620 the third point um and the third point is climate change claims its first island nation in the post

00:19:38.500 pandemic era and so they're saying that you know there is going to be an island that is going to succumb to

00:19:44.340 climate change and is going to sink below the levels of water so more fear ponger more fear

00:19:51.140 mongering sorry and we know you know al gore's um documentary an inconvenient truth came out i don't

00:19:58.100 know how many years ago 15 years ago and none of these predictions uh were right so it's it's just basic

00:20:04.740 propaganda so the the one that really caught my attention is the one about uh the cyber attack because

00:20:11.060 um they have been doing these simulations now since 2020 the cyber polygon simulations and um there is

00:20:21.460 an upcoming cyber polygon simulation actually in a couple of weeks uh taking place in saudi arabia

00:20:27.700 in the context of a broader conference the mina isc um conference which stands for middle east north

00:20:35.460 africa information security conference so that will take place uh on the 10th and 11th of um september and

00:20:43.300 in parallel there will be the weft will be there conducting this um cyber attack simulation or cyber

00:20:49.940 pandemic simulation as they also refer to it so we'll be keeping an eye out for that as well so they have

00:20:57.220 quite the program laid out and we need to be very mindful when such events or shock events will be

00:21:05.940 foisted up on foisted onto us the population and obviously to use discernment and not panic and i would

00:21:15.140 add not comply don't panic don't comply i can't imagine better advice for anyone who wants to remain

00:21:24.820 at least an approximation of human um nor so uh in the in the the last couple of minutes we have here

00:21:32.660 just uh again tell us where we can go to follow your coverage and uh what are the the two upcoming

00:21:39.940 events again just so people have it on their radars and are ready to take this information in

00:21:45.700 yeah september is going to be a jam-packed month actually there is also ongoing negotiations

00:21:52.340 at the who taking place here in geneva but also in africa you know with the whole new fear-mongering

00:22:00.500 campaign surrounding epochs so that's coming up in the next couple of weeks i just mentioned the

00:22:06.900 cyber polygon simulation by the weft on september 10th and september 11th and then um there is going

00:22:14.180 to be the big big event of the year the un um general assembly taking place in new york

00:22:21.940 between the 10th of september and the 28th of september and uh two other key dates within

00:22:28.820 the unga to know about is the is september 22nd and 23rd where within the conference or the general

00:22:36.980 assembly they're going to have the summit of the future and i'll be back on to discuss this um on the

00:22:44.820 show because it's a big one uh the summit of the future i'll just read an excerpt so the people

00:22:49.860 uh the posse can know what to expect um the summit of the future is um supposed to

00:22:59.060 be the forum whereby the un member states will adopt the pact for the future which includes a

00:23:05.700 declaration on future generations and a global digital compact as annexes together they will

00:23:12.820 address important issues ranging from peace and security to digital cooperation so this is going to be a big

00:23:19.620 one nor real quick give people your website the clock is running out and the music is playing

00:23:26.020 vaudeville hooked thank you joe norbanladen.subsec.com and norbanladen.online and on x norbanladen

00:23:35.700 all right thank you very much we'll see you back on the war room much appreciated

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00:30:18.100 all right posse welcome back if you are interested in following some of the work i've been doing

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00:31:22.740 steve is back to scorch the earth now i want to bring in a man whom i respect tremendously

00:31:31.220 tim henchliffe of the sociable uh tim's got a new article up about a program or a declassified document

00:31:40.020 out of the office of the um department of national intelligence i'm sorry the office of the director

00:31:46.900 of national intelligence maybe i should let him speak about this uh dealing with the intel agencies

00:31:54.500 using publicly available information and commercially available information to hoover up the uh public and

00:32:02.100 private aspects of our lives tim welcome back to the show if you will just uh tell us the title of the

00:32:07.940 article where people can find it and what's it about oh thanks for thanks for having back on yeah the uh

00:32:13.460 the title is the u.s spy community is looking for cheaper quicker ways to access and buy your data it can be

00:32:21.220 found at sociable.co yeah so uh what's what's the score is it worse than it was a year ago or is it

00:32:31.620 just uh you know us hurtling headlong into a worldwide panopticon so what it is it's a uh it's a continuation

00:32:39.540 of what was declassified last year so last year they declassified the office of the director of national

00:32:45.300 national intelligence uh report saying basically that yes we acquire uh we buy this uh commercially

00:32:52.660 available data and we do this because it has incredible intelligence value um and so it's a way

00:32:59.140 of skirting around uh the fourth amendment there just because they want to buy it instead of actually

00:33:03.780 getting a warrant um but so last year it was declassified um but it was going on from the year

00:33:10.580 before the report the original odny report was from uh january of 2022 so the research is being

00:33:16.340 conducted in 2021 so it's been going on for a little while and then in may of this year um the the the

00:33:23.460 office of director of national intelligence came out with the policy framework for how to uh get this

00:33:29.300 data what kind of data can we hold um and just kind of little safeguards which basically kind of saving

00:33:34.420 their butts uh on this uh try to cover themselves but through this new one is an unclassified document

00:33:40.900 that i'm just reporting on it came out on just last thursday i saw it on friday morning and immediately

00:33:47.380 saw like oh this is going back to what was you know the big news a year ago so what's going on now is

00:33:53.540 that the um director of national intelligence uh they're putting together something called the

00:33:58.740 intelligence community data co-op icdc it's got a real rock and roll uh sound to it and what they're

00:34:06.100 looking to do with it is uh is leverage a data co-op model to reduce the aggregate cost of

00:34:12.420 commercially available information and publicly available information and accelerate and improve

00:34:18.420 the intelligence community's acquisition and access to those to that information so and they're also

00:34:24.740 talking about uh wanting to adhere to legal and policy requirements so this is what goes back to

00:34:30.100 the um policy standards that they were setting in may but the problem is it does they still buy the data

00:34:36.980 um it's and but so what they're doing is saying like okay we're going to consider uh you know um

00:34:42.660 what legal they will consider the um the privacy parts to it uh but they don't have to adhere to them

00:34:49.380 and when it comes to sensitive commercially available information what this new program is doing

00:34:54.500 is that it lets them almost set up a one-stop shop so they're looking for people to uh vet uh for the

00:35:01.300 commercial data brokers they're looking for a way to make it cheaper more efficient quicker they're

00:35:06.660 just streamlining the entire process so they're killing two birds with one stone one they're like

00:35:10.660 okay we got to do the legal stuff and we're going to make up our own policy so we can police ourselves

00:35:16.180 on that but at the same time we're making buying up all your data way more efficient

00:35:20.660 yeah it's astounding it's astounding to me you know tim something that bothers me about all of

00:35:26.900 this is how rapidly it became normalized you know it was the mid-aughts and people had already become

00:35:34.340 acclimated to the idea that not only corporations not only the government but even other private

00:35:40.820 citizens could get a hold of massive amounts of scrape data and find out all these personal things like a normal human being

00:35:48.260 uh in 1990 for them the idea that you would have somebody following you around everywhere you went on

00:35:56.020 the street maybe peering into your living room maybe peering into the bathroom maybe peering into the bedroom

00:36:02.500 uh reading your journals reading your letters listening to your phone calls all of this would have just been

00:36:09.540 completely off the table habeas corpus gives us the right to privacy unless there is a warrant for a

00:36:18.180 search and now basically we're all subject to search and possible seizure every moment of every day anywhere

00:36:24.100 we go and this is what the the intelligence community uh they they acknowledge this in the declassified

00:36:30.740 report from last year it says that commercially available information increases the power of government

00:36:36.660 and they actually quote the the government would never have been permitted to compel billions of

00:36:41.620 people to carry location tracking devices on their persons at all times to log and track most of their

00:36:47.220 social interactions or to keep flawless records of all their reading habits yet all these things like

00:36:52.180 smartphones connected cars web tracking technologies internet of things all this together it's like

00:36:58.820 it's all out there that information is available and people are just giving it up so when you sign up to

00:37:03.940 you know a service that's free you are paying with your data and then the government comes and takes

00:37:09.060 your tax dollars and then buys that data that from the from the data brokers and they even give uh who

00:37:15.380 those data brokers are accenture axiom core logic epsilon intellius lexus nexus oracle thompson reuters and

00:37:22.980 varisk are the major ones as of december 2021 so all those ones and going back to what the new icdc uh

00:37:31.220 request for information is about they want to vet these people know like uh put them all together

00:37:36.740 make sure like oh what kind of information do you have you have this kind this kind this kind is it

00:37:40.740 sensitive or not doesn't matter we're going to take all of it and i know that we know that you're taking

00:37:45.620 data from us citizens and the world it's all there in one point so what this new um uh what they want

00:37:51.780 to do with the co-op the data co-op thing is to just organize all of that and just in a cheaper quicker

00:37:57.460 and more efficient way yeah you know this has been known well we've known it for a long time

00:38:03.380 but you know after 9 11 with the introduction of the patriot act and the various systems that were

00:38:08.740 put in place it was pretty clear that these corporations were functioning to some degree

00:38:13.940 as partners with intel agencies and security services to give up our personal data um and again

00:38:20.660 now here we are 23 almost 23 years later and it's we are in the same boat but we are so much more

00:38:30.260 saturated in digital technology as you mentioned a moment ago we're so much more willing to allow

00:38:36.980 these companies to just probe us in and out as if we've been abducted and brought on board a ufo and

00:38:43.140 getting the old probe uh i i wonder tim you know you've thought about these problems for a long time

00:38:48.580 um you know when thinking about solutions like data ownership you know just data privacy legislation

00:38:56.180 um what what seem like the most promising paths to either turn back the clock or god forbid go into

00:39:03.780 the future with at least a little bit more padding to uh protect us from the old ufo probes well turning

00:39:10.420 back the clock you know it's it's hard because you can't uh see the anchor like the this totalitarian

00:39:16.980 tiptoe a little step by step bit by bit like i'm seeing it now but i've already it's coming into

00:39:22.820 it way too late in the process so i mean just the whole the geo uh tracking one of the biggest things

00:39:29.860 i see is just carrying around a smartphone everywhere and how that tracks and traces you

00:39:34.260 i didn't get a smartphone until i was it last year or something and i didn't even have a phone for six

00:39:39.140 years and now what i do i keep it turned off in a drawer because once you take it somewhere that is

00:39:45.540 what it is is it pings other things that are around you and what these uh the commercial

00:39:50.340 available date information is that's just more like cookies just following around knows where you've

00:39:54.980 been there's a million data points that are just going right into it so turning back the clock

00:39:59.540 it's just knowing that that was built into the system you know and if you look at where big tech

00:40:05.780 companies come from how where they originate silicon valley from you know defense and intelligence

00:40:11.140 departments i i wish that i wish i would have known more about that early on because it's almost

00:40:16.260 like you know they the companies they say they're using it you know for advertising purposes and to

00:40:20.740 sell you stuff you don't need probably but it's more tailored to you um but they were born out of

00:40:27.620 the government uh grants and research programs and it's just a continuation of it so it's like

00:40:33.940 the the office director of national intelligence is saying like well you know we couldn't actually

00:40:38.660 physically uh we couldn't force all these people to carry around all these these devices that take

00:40:44.740 up all the information but now that they've got them well you know we can't just be blind to all

00:40:51.380 that we need to take advantage of it because if we don't the bad guys will yeah i think that's something

00:40:56.820 really important about the document that you've unearthed and that you've covered is that we've all kind

00:41:01.780 of known but this highlights these specifics so when you go to tell your neighbor the reason that

00:41:08.580 you're using a flip phone or why they need to actually walk over to talk to you about whatever

00:41:12.900 it is you got going on in the garden uh it's you at least have some facts laid out and that's one thing

00:41:18.980 i love about your articles is that it's so easily digestible these are very complicated documents that

00:41:24.500 you're oftentimes going over but you give it these very crisp bullet points so that people can

00:41:30.100 understand it and it gives them the information that when they when they're discussing these

00:41:34.980 matters they don't sound like wild-eyed lunatics but perhaps sound like uh experts in their field or

00:41:40.420 something close so um tim if you would just uh one more time tell us where can we find the article

00:41:46.100 maybe uh some of the other articles you're working on and uh and let us know how to get there

00:41:51.940 oh yeah uh yeah so for the website sociable.co you know i've got sections i mean if you look at just

00:41:57.940 the home page that's uh filled with of the latest but also got sections on the great reset central bank

00:42:03.220 digital currencies digital id military technology all that kind of stuff um on x it's uh at the

00:42:09.940 sociable or my name as well at tim hinchliff and for the stuff looking at the future um is a lot of

00:42:16.980 almost everything that noor bin laden was talking about so i'm gonna be looking at the summit of the

00:42:21.300 future next next month uh cyber polygon um uh and then also i do believe in in the end of september

00:42:27.940 is normally when the world economic forum has their sustainable development impact meetings as well

00:42:33.060 so like she said september is going to be a huge month so that's i'm looking forward to that

00:42:38.420 yeah i mean i can vouch for tim hinchliff for the war room posse he was all over the world economic

00:42:44.500 forum before anyone and it's some of the most uh readily easily accessible information that you're going to

00:42:49.700 get uh you know and as i always like to say tim uh it's because you're on the cutting edge that

00:42:55.380 people are always ripping off your work as if they were rioters in a jewelry store in uh the beverly

00:43:01.700 hills so uh you know keep up the good work sir we appreciate it and we uh look forward to having you

00:43:06.340 back oh thank you so much very appreciate thanks have a good one all right if there's any man on earth

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Bannon's War Room - August 26, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 600： They Want Your Soul—But For Now, They'll Take Your Data

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