Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - SUNDAY SPECIAL： THE TRUTH ABOUT THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM WITH NOOR BIN LADIN

00:00:00.000 well ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard to a very special sunday special here for human events

00:00:16.700 and back by popular demand of course is to break down the world economic forum they just finished

00:00:24.760 their 2023 meeting in davos switzerland we have again international journalist norbin laden she

00:00:31.820 has graciously agreed to be with us for the entire hour because there's so much information and so

00:00:38.200 much substance that came out of the world economic forum and also that goes into it that i said you

00:00:44.300 know just the the regular weekday uh you know half hour episode wasn't long enough we had to bring her 0.90

00:00:49.740 on for the full special so norbin laden thank you so much for joining us yet again here on the show

00:00:54.780 and i really want to get to your here's the question that i'd like to frame for really the

00:01:00.560 entire conversation where do we stand uh our our klaus schwab and his his cabal and as as you said

00:01:07.820 before he's not the the leader of this he's the the chief minion he's the he's the the leader of

00:01:13.820 the pr representatives for the actual elites in charge and yet we hear things like obama's former

00:01:21.240 economic advisor saying that we must allow china to continue their economic rise we must allow china

00:01:28.420 to continue becoming powerful even even if it affects u.s national security specifically just said

00:01:35.120 that this week uh we've heard so many pronouncements and statements by klaus schwab

00:01:39.540 uh the coming of the poly crisis and how the world economic forum must join together and we must get

00:01:46.880 get away from these outdated uh conceptions such as private capitalism or even state capitalism we must

00:01:55.000 form new transnational organizations that create a uh biz a merger between business and economics and

00:02:04.320 international relations and all of these things and you know if you're a country like like russia 0.73

00:02:09.460 that doesn't want to go along with it then well we must destroy you and send nato tanks and german 0.95

00:02:14.340 tanks and polish tanks and american tanks even uh to crush you for not going along with the new world 0.94

00:02:21.640 alliance really reminds me of aldous huxley and the world state from brave new world this is this idea

00:02:28.760 that everyone can get their instant gratification uh whether through drugs or uh physical pleasures

00:02:36.200 and as a lot but at the same time you must ascribe to all of their beliefs you must ascribe to all of

00:02:43.100 their tenets so let me pass it to you noor where do we stand are these people winning

00:02:48.040 well first of all thank you so much jack for having me on again it's a real pleasure i really enjoy our

00:02:54.520 exchanges and what a great intro ahead of our conversation and everything we're going to cover

00:03:00.160 it was a perfect summary where do we stand so we are at the very last stages of their agenda of the

00:03:09.280 implementation of their agenda of the new world order which was then changed to the great reset because

00:03:15.280 that first term was too tainted but in essence what we're talking about here is a world government

00:03:22.000 and to the point you were making in your introduction the theme of this year was in fact

00:03:27.500 cooperation in a fragmented world as we had mentioned last time i was on and you're absolutely

00:03:34.420 right it's about this entire infrastructure that was set up throughout the 20th century

00:03:40.040 formed of all these entities and vehicles that are these international organizations that are the central

00:03:47.180 banks that are the captured governments that are the different corporations that have become ubiquitous

00:03:55.720 that have become uh to a large extent a large extent excuse me um oligopolies or monopolies and

00:04:02.940 they all work hand in hand with the help of a total control of our media and information networks

00:04:10.620 all to push towards this implementation of a one world government and so what happened or what transpired this

00:04:20.320 whole week uh in davos um and as i had you know referred to it this giant press conference essentially

00:04:27.300 because it is the controlled revealed of these plans we are seeing the the last push towards the

00:04:37.240 towards the realization of this goal and so they laid out the plans very clearly for us and if you look

00:04:43.680 back just at the past three years you can feel you can feel the urgency of and the acceleration

00:04:51.120 of the implementation again of of these measures these policies these um these new treaties

00:05:00.260 and all the rules and regulations that are meant to supersede national laws because this is the key

00:05:06.860 thing they want to implement international an international based rule order you know they have all these

00:05:14.560 terms to describe it that would essentially render the nation state obsolete and with it its sovereignty and

00:05:22.200 our sovereignty as individuals this has always been their goal and that's why i always remember when

00:05:29.300 when president trump attended the world economic forum in 18 and 20 he specifically stated and he said

00:05:35.620 this again at the united nations that we must maintain the power of sovereign nation states this should be the

00:05:43.420 underpinning for safety and security and that our lens for national security for economic security

00:05:49.660 for uh national growth for culture should always be through the nation state however you see these

00:05:57.300 organizations pushing for things like the genderless society for the borderless society the cashless society

00:06:05.540 everything is digital everything is fluid and yet at the same time you notice that if you step out of

00:06:13.340 line if you disagree with the um with the world state and their priorities on any issue for example in

00:06:21.160 my hometown of philadelphia recently we had a a a hockey player who would did not want to take partake in a

00:06:30.440 pride night and pride night and pride night is where you they would post pride flags everywhere in the

00:06:36.580 hockey arena and they would wear pride jerseys this new hockey jersey that had been implemented in

00:06:43.400 philadelphia well this philadelphia flyer said i i do not want to i'm a christian that goes against my

00:06:48.740 beliefs and there has been a response to this of abject horror vilification uh journalists on on on air

00:06:59.040 they're screaming at him and so my question isn't even necessarily so much about uh whether he wanted

00:07:05.120 to wear a jersey or not it's what we should be very concerned with though is the reaction to any

00:07:10.720 individual who wishes to stand up and take agency for themselves to think for themselves possibly

00:07:17.360 because of religious beliefs belief in in jesus christ in this case uh that goes against the edicts and the

00:07:25.160 wants of the world state that you will be demonized you will be attacked you will be vilified you will

00:07:30.300 be destroyed it's happened to you it's happened to me but uh this is just another example on the fact

00:07:34.760 that it you know it happened in my hometown this was the the hockey team that i grew up watching and

00:07:39.140 going to with my father um we used to have the the broad street brawlers and then some other famous

00:07:44.160 you know uh you know he used to go for the fights you know not so much for the for the pride jerseys

00:07:48.920 but but why is it why is it that the reaction is so swift and so severe to anyone who goes against

00:07:57.320 this agenda because all of these entities that i mentioned that form part of the globalist

00:08:04.840 infrastructure architecture um are all geared towards um crushing any form of dissent or anyone who dares

00:08:14.480 um um um veer off the script basically and show any form of individuality but much more than that

00:08:23.960 show any form of um rebellion and of will to maintain tradition traditional life traditional values

00:08:34.660 which is exactly what they're trying to crush and have been for years this is such a mass scale

00:08:41.400 uh social engineering project whereby we have reached such a level of degeneracy and again this went

00:08:49.300 through the capture of so many of our institutions education media entertainment um sports which you

00:08:56.520 know is linked to entertainment but all of these different vectors of society have been poisoned uh with

00:09:04.220 this uh propaganda and so i think one of the most historic um historic times that we got to live through you know was

00:09:18.140 president trump well then candidate trump announcing that he was running for president in 2015 and you just saw

00:09:26.220 the the the um power of that machine uh at play and uh and that was so telling in terms of the point that we had reached

00:09:37.100 in the uh in the capture of of our society in essence well i think that's exactly right and so i do think that

00:09:45.000 uh and certainly you can put that in the context along with nigel farage and brexit you can put it in the context

00:09:51.120 of a variety of sort of these pro-nationalist pro-populist tendencies that have been building up

00:09:59.980 around the world and it's sort of a it's it's interesting because you know of course these are

00:10:04.700 this is happening in uh multiple countries so it's sort of an alliance an international alliance of

00:10:10.780 nationalists so international nationalists sort of a uh almost a contradiction in terms but but

00:10:16.660 the thing is what i i've been to mexico and i've given speeches on this i've been to hungary i've been

00:10:23.140 to poland i've been all around the world and that's i always give the exact same speech i always say the

00:10:28.600 exact same thing because in every single one of these places they're all facing the same threats

00:10:34.560 they're all facing the same global tendencies and whether it be brussels or whether it be davos or

00:10:40.960 whether it be geneva uh or the united nations headquarters in new york these are all different

00:10:46.340 nodes uh the world health organization and tedris these are all different nodes of the same thing

00:10:51.260 and they deliberately keep it nebulous they deliberately keep it uh sort of hard to pin down

00:10:56.560 and yeah and i know there's been some people who have said well oh no claus schwab is you know he's

00:11:01.040 just some james bond villain he's not the one calling the shots he's not the one who's making these

00:11:05.560 decisions he's the one on tv selling it to you he's the uh he's the promoter he's but he's not the

00:11:10.940 one who's making uh all of these all of these plans and setting this agenda and so we're just about

00:11:17.540 out of time for this segment we've got about one minute left but you said that we're in the last

00:11:21.640 stages if we're in the last stages do we still have the ability to turn things around i absolutely

00:11:31.040 do think so i have complete faith in in first of all in god but i have faith in humanity and they are

00:11:39.040 they are they are they are so desperate you see they are so sloppy they are they are they were so

00:11:45.560 taken aback by the response to president trump and as you just mentioned all these uprisings and all

00:11:53.020 these movements nationalist movements uh taking place in all these different countries and

00:11:58.920 at the end of the day they can try with all their different operations whether they're

00:12:05.240 psychological psychological economical or uh educational just all the different weapons

00:12:13.680 that they have turned against us and the might of the state not to mention they cannot quell the

00:12:21.180 human spirit and what it may what makes us human and i think you know we're going to get into

00:12:27.240 transhumanism and this topic after the break um from what we were discussing um before the show but it

00:12:33.240 very much ties into that because at the end of the day their plan is one of depopulation and uh and

00:12:40.660 it's a eugenicist plan on that note let's take that break and we'll be right back more norban laden

00:12:46.800 and we're back here with norban laden we're discussing the world economic forum what they've laid out their

00:12:54.140 agenda but also really this long-standing agenda uh pushing for a one world government i call it the world

00:13:01.080 state like you see uh aldous huxley laid out and actually we were just talking about some of the

00:13:05.280 uprisings to uh in in in dissent of this whether it be a hockey player who refuses to wear a jersey

00:13:12.660 because he's christian or we're also seeing in on a governmental scale in the country of new zealand

00:13:18.380 uh one of the top world economic forum acolytes jacinda ardern shockingly has stepped down announced

00:13:25.560 her immediate departure this was one of the most authoritarian leaders in the entire world possibly 0.94

00:13:32.120 even more authoritarian than justin trudeau himself in canada in terms of her enforcement of the forced

00:13:39.020 vaccinations the lockdowns that we saw going on across the country and really when when we're

00:13:45.220 looking into this and we don't know yet whether there's any personal scandals that are coming out but

00:13:48.780 we do see that from a polling perspective uh new zealand is going for national elections later this

00:13:54.940 year and her left-wing bloc has collapsed in terms of support in new zealand the national party is which

00:14:02.340 is the center-right party in new zealand um is leading for the first time in over a decade i believe

00:14:07.580 against left-wing politics and the left-wing bloc in new zealand so you've got another example there

00:14:13.900 of these pro-freedom pro-nationalist pro-human agency uh tickets that has really captured the

00:14:23.660 zeitgeist and a complete rejection of the things that the world economic forum and their acolytes

00:14:30.300 like jacinda ardern are pushing absolutely and this is the thing their agenda is so anti-human

00:14:37.740 and people don't want to live in a pod and uh eat bugs i personally don't want that meanwhile these

00:14:45.580 people are flying around in private jets eating meat even at cop uh 27 in egypt they were having their

00:14:52.740 wagyu beef and uh and this is not at all the future they have prepared for us and this is exactly what we

00:15:00.520 were discussing uh when i was on with you earlier this week they want us hooked up to a grid they want to

00:15:06.440 control us they want to put us in digital jails and at the end of the day we are very close to that

00:15:14.060 goal even though i believe they will fail the next couple of years we will see the acceleration of the

00:15:20.160 implementation of such a system because we have never been so close in terms of the technological

00:15:26.020 advances advances and you have metrology specifically the measurement of everything everywhere all the time

00:15:34.460 thanks to the internet of things 5g and uh the impending implementation of cbdc's digital currencies

00:15:42.660 will allow for these digital jails uh to be set up and you know that involves carbon ratios and uh

00:15:52.680 social credit score systems uh here in uh in the west as we discussed on the show uh before uh jack i keep

00:16:01.680 saying that that for folks to understand that you live in a digital jail uh and that they're trying

00:16:07.620 to erect digital i love this this formulation that you you've given it um around around you around your

00:16:14.060 life around your children that the best example i can give and i would say this to the folks who say

00:16:19.600 that oh you shouldn't pay attention to the world economic forum they're not all that important they're

00:16:23.760 not influential when you go to stop your car at a red light and your engine shuts off if you're in a

00:16:31.220 newer car why is it do that that's because of the world economic forum in their agenda that's because

00:16:36.780 of clash robinson's agenda because it's a subtle reminder that you are not really in control and

00:16:43.920 that's the perfect example jack because they are using the the justification they are using is you know

00:16:50.760 climate change and they're pushing for decarbonization and net zero emissions and all of these terms you

00:16:58.760 know um talking about the impending doom around uh climate change uh is what uh they're they're using

00:17:06.380 to justify this digitization of our societies as we've talked about but not only that uh of course

00:17:14.600 looking at the past three years again we have the so-called pandemic that they you know launched let's

00:17:20.360 put it that way and they're still talking about this so talking looking at the agenda throughout the

00:17:25.620 week the pandemic was very much a a key a topic here because they are planning more uh they're

00:17:33.720 under the guise of preparation of course as always they're preparing more um rollouts in terms of

00:17:41.100 so-called pandemics they they had one panel entitled a hundred days to out trace the next pandemic

00:17:49.200 and the topic was creating safe and effective vaccines in a hundred days to help economies and

00:17:55.480 societies contain the next outbreak before it spreads so this is very much uh still um

00:18:02.700 uh a justification for the implementation of digital ids and other means of tracing the population

00:18:11.900 everything is about tracking us and uh and restricting our movements in every way possible

00:18:21.860 their belief system is is flawed because they limit themselves to only the quantifiable they limit

00:18:32.480 themselves to what can i input into an excel spreadsheet what can i view through my microscope what can i

00:18:39.100 uh project onto onto a computer screen they worship data they worship science rather than conducting

00:18:47.700 science they worship these things with almost a a god-like reverence and this is in in the same sense

00:18:54.760 why they also you know things like beauty things like culture things like art are anathema to them

00:19:00.700 because of course art none of that is quantifiable uh love is not quantifiable i love my wife i love my

00:19:05.960 children i love my friends well not all of them but sometimes and uh none of that is quantifiable of

00:19:11.840 course yet it's it is intrinsically human and it is intrinsically part of the human experience love

00:19:17.900 feeling emotions and my my anecdote of this that uh as they in their push for transhumanism which of course

00:19:27.080 will be the fully full on not only digitization and digital jail of our physical lives but also

00:19:34.380 our psychological lives uh through the implementation of and even you know uh elon musk with with um

00:19:42.120 his is he wants the open ai and the chip in your brain that when when tanya tay my wife visited the

00:19:51.140 world economic forum last year went to the metaverse uh house the metaverse exhibit they said to her

00:19:57.380 well if you if you give this headset to your child then they don't need to go to the zoo they don't

00:20:04.160 need to go out they can just experience nature and experience animals right here in the screen in the

00:20:10.580 comfort of their own home and i remember tanya as a mother looking at them saying you want my children

00:20:16.280 to spend more time in front of a screen and not only in front of it but having it attached to their faces

00:20:21.460 while they sit inside rather than actually go out and enjoy nature and enjoy actual uh human and

00:20:28.260 physical true experiences and it it was a complete guttural rejection of everything they believe in

00:20:37.440 because for her as a mom for her as someone and and for myself you know we're raising our children

00:20:43.600 but of course we want our kids to have real experiences we don't want them locked into digital

00:20:48.300 jails for their entire lives no and you know in the meantime they will be flying to south africa

00:20:55.540 organizing safari trips for their children while our children are stuck with these screens in front of

00:21:02.760 our in front of their eyes and it's exactly the same the same uh principle that all these tech um

00:21:10.820 these tech ceos and high-ranking uh corporate people they they don't have they they put their kids in

00:21:19.260 in tech-free schools so they know the harms of uh technology and of those screens and the effects on

00:21:28.060 on uh on our children but for them it's a different system than for us and the thing you were saying is

00:21:36.500 so true jack you know there's so much to dissect when it comes to globalism when it comes to the

00:21:41.720 different uh operations that we've had that we've been subjected to throughout the 20th century but

00:21:47.880 if we had to boil it down to one thing is that they've done everything in their power to poison us

00:21:53.500 mind body and soul i couldn't agree more when when you look at this this idea of everything must be

00:22:02.260 quantified and measured and and then also these sort of these pleasure palaces but physical you

00:22:08.140 know and mental pleasure but not not actual real experiences that it really goes back to when i

00:22:14.040 remember this aldous huxley book where because in that the elites of the world state take their

00:22:20.280 vacations in the savage lands and they actually don't participate in the savage lands but they observe

00:22:25.760 them and so these are these are villages where poor backward citizens still live in the rustic ways 1.00

00:22:33.440 of growing their own food and raising their own livestock and living in houses without the advent

00:22:40.380 of of such technology and then of course the plot of the novel as it goes on is that one of the savages

00:22:46.340 uh they they then meet one of the one of the elites and it turns out that he can quote shakespeare

00:22:51.820 verbatim and is actually highly intelligent and was everything that they had been told that that

00:22:57.800 these these plebs these uh these savages as they're called in the book were were not and this was written

00:23:03.760 a hundred years ago you can watch the movie gattaca and find out as well about the eugenicist agenda

00:23:09.400 which i'd love to talk about in the next segment um but there is an idea there is always an idea

00:23:15.680 of these elites that they can establish utopia here on earth that they can become gods and that they

00:23:24.660 they will have servants and we will exist to serve them and they will have a chained their apotheosis

00:23:31.160 through the understanding of data through the understanding of science through the quantifying of

00:23:37.160 of all human beings as merely cogs in their machine that are meant to be molded and shaped along with

00:23:44.840 their own interests and yeah i prefer not to do that i prefer to be a living breathing american

00:23:50.600 human being with my children that are going to be raised to be strong and believers and and not believe 0.99

00:23:57.340 in any of that stuff no you know and it's very interesting that you mentioned huxley because

00:24:03.000 um i think it's quite well known but you know his brother julian julian was um a total eugenicist and one

00:24:10.960 of the most um prominent voices for eugenicism and for uh yeah the eugenicist movement and for this new

00:24:20.400 world order and uh so a lot of people say that uh aldous huxley had great foresight but i think he was

00:24:27.040 privy to many of the conversations and many of the plans uh that were being talked about behind the scenes

00:24:34.160 back in the back in the first half of the 20th century so is it right immediately after world war

00:24:41.540 one really post post world war one it was that league of nations era there's there's actually

00:24:46.300 an interesting discussion we'll have to have it some other time but was was huck was was aldous

00:24:51.040 huxley writing the book to support his brother's ideas or was he writing them to critique his brother's

00:24:57.120 ideas and i'm not sure i'm actually not sure which way where which way i look at it i i asked myself the

00:25:02.880 very same question but no you're absolutely right i i find the first half of the 20th century

00:25:08.160 particularly the first quarter fascinating because that's when a lot of these um of these plans were

00:25:17.380 really solidified especially in the u.s you know thankfully and we had discussed this when you were

00:25:22.120 in geneva last year but uh the u.s had stood strong and rejected the first attempt to a world government

00:25:29.180 with the league of nations but uh the creation of the fed in 1913 uh definitely was a turning point

00:25:36.940 and from then on the united states unfortunately has um has uh been infiltrated to the point where we

00:25:44.760 where we see the country the state in which it is and there's actually a really interesting anecdote but

00:25:49.820 uh james warberg the son of paul walberg i believe who was one of the key architects

00:25:57.080 of uh the federal reserve his son i have it somewhere here for the exact quote i had saved it for you

00:26:04.060 but his son um who was a financial advisor to roosevelt and also a cfr member he had said in 1950

00:26:13.560 so after the creation of the united nations about five years exactly after yeah five years after the

00:26:20.960 creation of the united nations at a u.s senate subcommittee on the revision of that u.n charter

00:26:27.860 he said we shall have world government whether or not we like it the question is only whether world

00:26:35.360 government will be achieved by consent or by conquest and he further stated mr chairman i am here to

00:26:43.920 testify in favor of senate resolution 56 which if concurrently enacted with the house would make the

00:26:50.640 peaceful transformation of the united nations into a world federation the avowed aim of united states

00:26:58.220 policy so yeah you've had throughout the 20th century and even before i would argue from the

00:27:07.520 moment of the united states um revolution and creation of the country ever since i mean also the 1800s is

00:27:15.040 fascinating when you look at the history of the u.s um and the infiltration and the genesis of

00:27:21.680 globalism actually um you can trace it back to the early 1800s even but this this infiltration

00:27:29.300 and um the hijacking of the country basically is something that has been going on for a long time and it's a

00:27:37.060 testament to the solidity of the system that the founding fathers set up because it would have taken

00:27:44.440 so much effort for the globalists to take the united states from its inception and from the

00:27:53.120 understanding that the population had of what it means to be a free uh individual a free agent to the

00:28:01.380 point of today where people are completely willing to sign up to the slaughterhouse and um don't really

00:28:09.880 know what the country stands for which is something that really pains me as someone who really loves

00:28:14.240 america uh for many personal reasons having a very close relationship but also because i very much

00:28:20.780 understand that the united states is what stands in the way your constitution and your bill of rights

00:28:27.740 are what stand of the way of the globalist program and this this is and and and i'm you know have to

00:28:35.760 give credit where it's due this steve bannon's formulation that to understand that it was the

00:28:41.200 founding fathers rejecting the globalism of the time in even the 18th century before the 1800s

00:28:48.820 um the globalism of the time was the british empire so this already was a global system controlled by a

00:28:57.060 singular monarch in london that the united states and the founding fathers completely rejected and decided

00:29:04.580 to uh cut themselves off of and create a self-sustaining nation state that was separate

00:29:10.940 from the global empire that was the british empire uh this was the initial reason for the founding of

00:29:18.420 the united states that we always think of it and when we teach it in the united states we think oh we

00:29:23.840 broke away from england but it wasn't just breaking away from england it was breaking free of the empire

00:29:28.760 it was breaking free of the global system at the time and if you can go read as i have adam smith's

00:29:34.520 wealth of nations he explains that it worked as an imperial system around the entire globe that's what

00:29:40.220 we need to focus on and so what they're trying to do now is create and they've been trying to do this

00:29:45.080 ever since uh the fall of the empire really at the end of uh world war ii to recreate a form of a british

00:29:52.960 empire that is done to you to that quote you just read the incredible quote through consent

00:29:58.420 not necessarily through conquest but as we've seen time and time again uh if your country has a name

00:30:04.060 like iraq if your country has a name like uh syria if your country has a name like libya uh if your

00:30:08.880 country currently has a name like ukraine well then it won't necessarily be through consent it may be

00:30:13.240 through the threat and use of military force norban laden stay there to uh stay tuned for one more 0.98

00:30:18.400 second because we're going to be right back and we're back norban laden so where we just left and i

00:30:24.800 got to give you a chance to respond to this the theory that are all of these systems trying to

00:30:30.440 recreate a sort of reanimated zombie model of the british empire that the united states had

00:30:38.600 originally been founded as a as a breakaway from to get out of that global imperial system

00:30:45.080 yes i would argue that times haven't really changed in that regard and that very the nervous

00:30:54.180 center the nerve uh center actually of the system very much sits in the city of london and um if you

00:31:03.020 look at history and we had discussed this jack again when you were here in geneva but the league of

00:31:09.600 nations wasn't a woodrow wilson project it was a british project and in fact the administration of

00:31:15.940 woodrow wilson was filled with people who were uh in reality working for the british empire and so

00:31:24.640 woodrow wilson was chosen as the figurehead as the champion and as we had remarked when we were walking

00:31:31.000 in the streets of geneva you have palais wilson all these k wilson all these um all these landmarks and

00:31:38.880 yeah yeah all these landmarks uh dedicated to him because obviously geneva where i am right now in

00:31:46.740 switzerland uh was chosen as the base for the globalists to do all their dirty works kind of like

00:31:53.360 the back office and uh that has been decided long ago even before the league of nations but maybe that's a

00:32:00.000 conversation for another time but to come back to the point is that well the united for the for the

00:32:06.140 folks who didn't didn't watch this is all covered in our great reset documentary that's what what

00:32:10.240 nor is referring to is just to to provide the context if you haven't seen it but go to tposa.com

00:32:15.740 great reset you can watch it that uh the original headquarters of the league of nations was called

00:32:23.600 the wilson palace which is of course on wilson street next to wilson harbor and the original actual

00:32:31.640 building for the uh after they built a um a meeting hall for the great league of nations

00:32:37.540 is now where the world health organization holds their annual summits

00:32:43.820 yeah i think it's the uh human rights uh arm of the u.n that is in the palais wilson but they're

00:32:51.600 all in the same vicinity and uh yeah absolutely you you you said it correctly the league of nations

00:32:58.460 were first yeah it was they were first headquartered in geneva and the u.n headquarters you know there

00:33:05.260 it's a dual thing with new york but also with geneva the wef uh the world economic headquarters are

00:33:11.320 also in geneva um you have also in terms of banking and the bank for international um the bank for

00:33:20.300 settlements um is located in basel excuse me i was trying to remember so switzerland very much is one

00:33:28.680 of the globalist uh bases for for all the implementation in terms of the infrastructure

00:33:34.320 as we were talking about earlier but coming back to the hijacking and the infiltration of the united

00:33:40.780 states is just such a fascinating topic to study because you then get to understand much more about

00:33:47.340 geopolitics and as i had tweeted a while back and i think it's very important to ask yourself that

00:33:54.320 question how did we go from pax britannica to pax americana right after world war ii how did the

00:34:02.620 u.s become the policeman of the world and this is something that president trump remarked uh often which

00:34:08.480 i think is a very important question when you look at the dynamics between um britain and the united

00:34:14.880 states and at the end of the day you know two world wars had to be launched um in order to to

00:34:26.020 put forward all the globalist agenda and that could not happen without the capturing of the united states

00:34:33.420 of america we also um covered in a in a recent episode um my view something that i've been saying for 15

00:34:43.500 years now of the end of world war ii with the establishment of the united nations um we i was

00:34:50.840 covering the rise of the ccp the takeover of chairman mao in 1949 and this question of of sort of you know

00:34:59.540 why was it that the u.s went from supporting the nationalists supporting shang kai-shek and then

00:35:05.100 seemed to kind of sell them out not really give them the support they needed um sort of just allowed

00:35:11.840 and george marshall was part of this the same from the marshall plan uh of of post-war europe

00:35:16.400 to allow chairman mao to win shang kai-shek and the republic of china of course flee to taiwan this is

00:35:22.940 where we get the taiwan uh conflict the taiwan situation that we have now but my thesis based on

00:35:31.660 declassified documents from diplomats of the 1940s and the 1950s was that there was a deal that was struck

00:35:40.100 probably during fdr and then continued on through truman predominantly through the elements of the

00:35:45.140 state department and this is something that of course uh senator mccarthy was was very uh direct

00:35:51.040 about during his tenure that there were communists in the united states state department that decided

00:35:57.140 that the deal was struck for the soviet union to enter into the uh united nations because they

00:36:04.200 realized the league of nations failed because they were not able to get the united nations in

00:36:08.200 or it's the united states so they wanted they needed all the buy-ins of the superpowers of the

00:36:14.220 time so all the victors of world war ii so in order for the soviet union to acquiesce to uh fdr's plan

00:36:21.860 of united nations but going back it's really just sort of this global plan what was that the payment

00:36:27.480 that was requested of them the dowry if you will toward the globalists was the chinese communist party

00:36:34.140 would take over china and as we see that's exactly what happened you have all these backdoor deals it's

00:36:41.960 like uh china entering the wto and the at the end of the 90s but the history of global years after

00:36:49.140 tandenberg square by the way yeah but listen the whole history of uh of globalism is fascinating and

00:36:56.460 i would really encourage listeners to go look at my dear friend richard poe's work he writes at

00:37:02.700 substack richardpoe.substack.com and he also uh has many of his articles published on lou rockwell's

00:37:10.460 website but he wrote uh different articles one in particular comes to mind which is how the british

00:37:16.280 invented globalism and so you can go back to uh the roots of the system that we see unfolding before

00:37:23.820 our eyes today and the second article now that i'm thinking about it that is just absolutely brilliant

00:37:29.460 is um i think i'm going to mess up the title but it's uh how the um how the british caused the u.s civil

00:37:39.840 war and that is also very fascinating because it ties in with globalism and uh and how they tried

00:37:47.860 already to break up the united states back then uh purely for um uh economic purposes and uh they

00:37:56.500 didn't they just didn't want the u.s to be a strong independent nation well there's an interesting uh

00:38:02.480 angle to that that of course people what you're referring to is the the potentiality of the british

00:38:07.020 coming in support of the confederacy in the south um the cotton sales that were going to to throughout

00:38:12.480 the empire but there was a potential uh warning that the british would get involved to open up those

00:38:21.100 southern ports so that the united states the union army the union navy is of course where we get you

00:38:26.100 know dan the fort torpedoes full speed ahead um the great quote from the u.s navy that if the british got

00:38:32.460 involved the czar the emperor of russia at the time came in and said if the british get involved then

00:38:40.200 the imperial russian navy will come in on behalf of the north and on behalf of the union and so you

00:38:47.160 have this same imperial great power struggle that was going on even throughout the 1800s to your point

00:38:54.980 again about what was sort of really going on in the geopolitical space as well as you know we look at

00:39:01.800 it as you know the question of slavery and and states rights and you know sort of these other

00:39:06.420 conflicts but there is a broader context that gets very much lost when you only look at it through a

00:39:11.700 narrow lens um we're going to come back i think we have one more segment left with nor bin laden this

00:39:16.580 has been one of the most fascinating conversations that we have i don't think we've stuck to our

00:39:20.780 initial plan whatsoever but i think we've we've built upon it and improved and and so hopefully in

00:39:26.120 the last segment we can build back better we'll be right back

00:39:29.040 so nor this is our last segment and we've talked about how we believe in in the power of human

00:39:37.700 agency the human spirit we believe in god and we've talked about the history of globalism and how

00:39:45.080 we brought ourselves to this point but the next stage that i really see them focusing on is this

00:39:51.520 question of transhumanism why are they so focused on transhumanism why does elon musk push

00:39:58.440 neural link and these new platforms for us why is this the next step in the plan

00:40:04.500 that's such a great question and um as you mentioned you know they really want to quell

00:40:11.700 that spirit they're so anti-human and this is why they're so anti-american because this is precisely

00:40:17.140 what the founding fathers had understood and what they managed to enshrine in uh the constitution and

00:40:23.380 the bill of rights this this um protection of our rights that are god given and not given by any

00:40:31.260 type of government and these people want to be the masters even klaus minion schwab said it the other

00:40:38.160 day to master the world this is how they view themselves and so it goes hand in yeah a master of

00:40:44.920 the future and uh that's exactly how these people view themselves we we closed um the last show with that

00:40:52.700 is that they believe that they are god and that they have power over us and that they know how we should

00:40:58.720 um lead our lives and that they have the legitimacy to tell us how to lead our lives and um this goes hand

00:41:07.320 in hand with everything that we were talking about with the eugenicists program uh that they've rolled out

00:41:13.040 throughout the 20th century in so many various ways including coming back to poisoning us mind body and soul

00:41:19.840 in order to limit our quote proliferation to use one of their terms uh because they view us as a as a

00:41:27.660 cancer and as an impediment to their precious resources that they want to control and that they want to

00:41:35.480 manage as they see fit and so we are basically merely cattle in the system that have to be used as

00:41:41.880 exactly as you said at some point in the conversation cogs in the machine and we have to serve

00:41:47.280 we have to serve what it is they need in their lives and so in order to keep us subservient

00:41:54.560 um they want us to live in the metaverse to live in the pod and to eat and the bugs and in the same

00:42:01.480 vein that they believe that they are gods they want to transcend mortality and that's where the

00:42:07.320 transhumanism uh comes in but i believe in god i believe that when the time comes um you know i will

00:42:16.140 leave this uh this earth and i'm not trying to to fight that but they absolutely are they want to

00:42:23.660 stay in the matrix like cypher they want to eat their steak and um and uh that's not a world that i'm

00:42:32.560 i'm interested in seeing in my lifetime and thankfully i do have faith that we will thwart their plans

00:42:39.860 the the film that i i've always said that people need to watch in in addition to the matrix and and

00:42:46.320 really dark city which i think actually does a better vision of version of the matrix is uh is

00:42:51.600 gattaca and i once said that uh i would never would never marry someone if they didn't understand the

00:42:57.240 importance of the film gattaca where is a dystopian vision of the future in which uh genetically engineered

00:43:05.040 humans rule the world and yet there are still what they call faith birth humans and the faith birth

00:43:12.600 humans um are sort of this underclass a servant class a and they do menial labor gorvidal is in it 1.00

00:43:19.460 gorvidal does a fantastic job in the film as well as uh ethan hawk and jude law and uh the the genetically

00:43:25.340 engineered people are referred to as valids and the the faith birth or natural birth people are referred

00:43:31.800 to as invalid so you you are invalid if you have not gone through the system and uh this is of course

00:43:37.400 the film where um uma thurman and and uh ethan hawk met and they later became married i think their

00:43:43.180 daughter is like an actress now and uh in the film though ethan hawk's character plays someone who was

00:43:50.800 an invalid that shows the power of the human spirit and shows that his yearning and it's it's it's shown 0.82

00:43:58.580 through the motif of his character wanting to become an astronaut in the film that you know that in

00:44:03.140 the system that's been set up there's no way that a non-genetically engineered person could ever make

00:44:07.980 it through the rigorous training of an astronaut program and he proves them all wrong because of his

00:44:13.980 belief in the transcendent his belief in the human soul and is able to actually make it into space

00:44:21.240 because of his belief in in breaking down every single one of these quantifiable rules that anyone

00:44:28.300 could even understand and so that film came out in 1997 and uh i remember just sort of you know

00:44:35.320 saying uh uh glibly afterwards i said you know i'm not gonna i'm gonna marry anyone who doesn't uh

00:44:41.180 who doesn't get this movie because i don't want to ever have kids with someone who doesn't understand

00:44:44.400 all this and on i'm not to you know make it too personal but on one of the very first dates that i

00:44:50.340 ever had with my wife tanya tay we actually got to meet ethan hawk and the director of gattaca at a

00:45:00.300 private uh at a private film screening um that i had i was you know when i was in the military i would

00:45:05.880 i was able to receive tickets for it and uh it always kind of popped back in my head to say you

00:45:10.620 know i remember saying that and and this seems like something is working out uh in an interesting

00:45:16.860 way and and of course yes we we do believe that as well so tanya was based from the start

00:45:23.260 look tanya's from eastern europe they're all based over there i mean you know they they don't go in 1.00

00:45:29.720 for any stuff i mean and she said uh i i remember as well with the vaccine rollout when um yeah they came

00:45:36.500 in and um you know with this with the the covid vaccine if anyone tries to bring that slime around

00:45:43.180 my babies they're gonna have to get through me first oh for sure and uh not to get too personal

00:45:48.920 either but for example i wouldn't have children with someone who is uh who is jabbed because you

00:45:54.600 just don't know uh what the consequences on the long term um can be but no that movie was

00:46:01.520 absolutely incredible i don't remember the guy's name we tweeted about it but the director

00:46:06.460 who has such a great uh filmography how do you pronounce that word filmography filmography yeah

00:46:14.540 um it's well you know yeah andrew nickel yeah uh the true man show anon um there were yeah at least

00:46:23.040 two three others that were absolutely great he also did lord of war yeah lord of war yeah uh the

00:46:28.340 nicholas cage which of course you know just goes through the you know how our wars are actually

00:46:32.780 and a fantastic filmmaker couldn't recommend more to everybody but on this last note we've got a few

00:46:38.700 minutes left nor can we win can human agency and the human spirit win against this 100 year 200 year

00:46:48.320 cabal that is pushing globalism upon us that has been working out the deals behind the scenes is it enough

00:46:54.640 listen we have to brace for very difficult years ahead uh i i'm not one to you know sugar

00:47:02.360 coat things and we will be going through great trials um even worse than i think what we saw the

00:47:09.920 last three years and we saw the damage and the destruction that that caused um but that being said

00:47:18.480 i have no doubt that god and light wins

00:47:21.500 couldn't agree more absolutely couldn't agree more by the way uh andrew nickel i was just looking

00:47:29.140 at the thing during the break there also did truman show yeah of course yeah the the the idea that

00:47:35.080 we're all uh being controlled by people behind the scenes and that our own lives are not actually our

00:47:40.380 own decisions and that there's some nebulous uh force that's watching all of us controlling

00:47:45.180 everything behind the scenes i mean some of the most uh transformative films of the last two decades

00:47:50.080 really have been from he also does an entire film about the uh the united states drone program in the

00:47:55.940 middle east and um the all of the controversies that go along with that which we're now seeing

00:48:01.960 on the battlefield play out in in ukraine i'm not sure if it's prescient or if it's predictive

00:48:08.260 programming you know with hollywood usually it's the latter but in any case it was um it was completely

00:48:15.840 spot on when it comes to observations about our society and where we're headed couldn't agree more

00:48:21.880 but but norban laden thank you so much for your time your energy your faith and your endurance in

00:48:29.120 this fight because we do have to grin and bear it we do have to embrace the suck but at the same time

00:48:34.720 we have to understand that they will never defeat the human spirit go follow norban laden twitter getter

00:48:41.660 all of her writings all of her work and ladies and gentlemen once again you have my permission to lay short

00:48:46.500 policymakers to deport them by the island too so let's go talk about them we're not expecting them to play

00:48:52.460 you

00:48:53.320 do

00:48:55.400 you

00:48:57.400 you

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - January 22, 2023

SUNDAY SPECIAL： THE TRUTH ABOUT THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM WITH NOOR BIN LADIN

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