Red Ice TV - The Unelected Globalists Running The World - Jonas Nilsson

00:00:00.000 welcome ladies and gentlemen thank you so much for joining us today i'm henrik this is red eyes tv

00:00:28.860 we have another interview lined up for you guys today we are going to talk about the power brokers

00:00:33.660 that you never elected we have a new documentary out uh one of my um good associates of friends

00:00:40.560 i'm not sure what to call him jonas nilsson over in sweden he's a fellow countryman i guess that's

00:00:44.760 the best way of saying it uh from palestra media he's produced this documentary i watched it again

00:00:50.100 last night yesterday yesterday go through it and uh he's he's i mean very on top of all the latest

00:00:56.380 kind of developments when it comes to a lot of the ngos these kind of so-called philanthropists

00:01:00.460 right we're talking about things from the world economic forum to bill gates to the united nations

00:01:05.400 sustainable development goals all these globalist organizations that have been dictating things

00:01:11.580 well actually in the last few decades but they've really stepped up to the forefront

00:01:15.520 over the last couple of years using the covid pandemic piggybacking on this uh on this disease

00:01:22.120 uh and using that to kind of advance their agenda and their goal but anyway it's going to be a good

00:01:26.500 show i think we have a lot to get into jonas welcome back it's good to uh see you again

00:01:30.460 yeah likewise i'm uh very glad to be back on the show and uh glad to see you again good health

00:01:37.420 absolutely thank you uh hope you've been doing well since we spoke last time so so tell us lots to get

00:01:43.600 into here obviously and tell us a bit why you why you wanted to make this the documentary and why you

00:01:48.400 started looking at things in this direction i know you've been interested in this in a long time and

00:01:52.520 of course you know last time you were on we were speaking about the uh what's happening in sweden

00:01:56.980 the migration issue kind of the destruction of the west and these kinds of things but of course this

00:02:00.380 fits another topic that fits perfectly right into what the objectives is here to basically create a

00:02:05.900 cosmopolitan uh rootless uh globalist human uh that basically these people can manage very well but

00:02:12.540 but tell us about uh when you decided to make it uh we're a small production company it's uh just me

00:02:20.720 and uh some fellow co-workers that put in uh um volunteer hours uh non-paid and uh we had a

00:02:30.540 passion project that we wanted to mostly driven by me and uh that was about uh the christian faith

00:02:38.360 and uh how that relates uh to uh uh to the opposition because uh in sweden at least or and i believe in

00:02:46.660 many western countries maybe some parts of america is an exception but the the institution of the church

00:02:53.120 is uh not uh longer a uh religious institution is a political institution for uh for this global is the

00:03:01.060 same thing and i have a very strong family background within the swedish church amongst other things my

00:03:11.360 grandmother's brother is the one that put together our psalm book and was the king's priest and we had

00:03:19.880 uh i have many reverence within the families uh and uh all all those goes uh back uh where where their

00:03:30.180 religious belief aligns somewhere into a political outcome that have bring us forward to this position

00:03:37.340 but anyway we decided to hold that project because we were in the midst of this pandemic and as you

00:03:46.380 said in the introduction uh this uh globalist is ngos and this different branches of uh the big finance

00:03:54.560 have really put up a gear within this pandemic years and they have accelerated to that degree so we felt

00:04:04.160 that even though this project uh where we want to portray the faith in a different light uh that can

00:04:12.780 wait because now we are in the midst of something more urgent so we started to put some focus in

00:04:20.460 what is it that happens here within this pandemic because uh lots of these policies uh decision that took

00:04:28.760 place didn't seem to uh come from bottom down because uh on the paper at least we are a representative

00:04:35.960 uh uh parliament our our democracy is based on representative uh in our parliament and they are

00:04:42.920 going to represent the people or the districts that have voted for them and then you should think that

00:04:49.180 the policies decision that they put forward should have some foundation within the group of voters that

00:04:57.020 have voted for them and within this pandemic it became very clear that our politicians were more

00:05:03.200 aligned with the other politician in other countries that is our elite were more in line with other

00:05:10.420 countries elite than they were with their own population and everything they have done so far during

00:05:18.080 this pandemic has been breathing in the same pace as other countries and that is very weird if we are

00:05:27.220 going to consider ourselves to be uh a sovereign nations who are also democracies then you should

00:05:36.540 see a big disparity within the political outcome when you look at difference question and you see that in all

00:05:44.140 regards except for some key aspects and those key aspects is when it comes to the climate crisis

00:05:51.860 the global agenda of 2030 and the migration policies and also now the

00:05:59.260 covid policies to to stop this pandemic so it's uh quite obvious when you look at these things that

00:06:09.500 this is not uh from the bottom down the resolution of how we're going to deal with this

00:06:15.640 so-called problems uh i call it so-called problems of course there there is some legitimacy to it

00:06:21.840 but it's very clear that this is centrally centralized planned policy decisions that is grouping out to our

00:06:32.100 political leadership and that raises the question what and how can our elected politician be influenced

00:06:42.640 to take a decision that goes against the population that they themselves at least on paper should represent

00:06:51.200 yes exactly and in the documentary you bring up a couple of cases where this has been exposed right it

00:06:58.080 happened in uh canada where it became known and much to the uh thanks to klaus schwab himself

00:07:04.280 uh speaking about how they have penetrated that was the word he used the cabinet especially in canada

00:07:10.420 but many other countries as well he mentioned uh australia he mentioned in argentina but most of the

00:07:16.080 western governments are are infested that's the term i'd like to use by uh the world economic forum the

00:07:22.540 the agenda 2030 that's like the united nations sustainable development goals those kinds of

00:07:27.860 agendas uh we had one scenario as well that you bring up from holland which was actually pretty

00:07:32.560 interesting where uh i think it was the freedom uh freedom uh party for democracy and freedom i think

00:07:37.840 they're called right in in holland and netherlands that actually got some of the documents out

00:07:41.680 printed out the letters that have been gone back and forth between uh the dutch pm uh rutte and

00:07:47.840 klaus schwab and i think there was a couple of other ministers as well and it was like klaus was like

00:07:52.280 open about that like because you're cooperating you know with us you've been so good for the the great

00:07:57.760 reset and the bigger agenda uh you're you and your country is going to have a great uh part in in uh

00:08:03.800 the exact wording was something like when we rebuild or or restructure the global uh shipping

00:08:10.700 basically or like the the new supply chain that we're setting up um that should that technically

00:08:16.440 i think should be like uh a criminal investigation i would assume when you all of a sudden have an

00:08:20.640 unelected person having a direct relationship with an elected politician and they're scheming about what

00:08:26.640 to do in the in in the future i i haven't heard much about this but it was exposed i mean you have it

00:08:30.700 in your documentary you know yeah uh i i think you're right to to use the word uh influence is uh

00:08:38.240 very humble yes definitely something more stronger than that and uh but no it's not uh an act of

00:08:48.220 criminality because it's only an act of criminality if you as a local entrepreneur like small business

00:08:56.220 uh in the small community if you buy dinner for your local representative and try to influence him in

00:09:03.780 some policymakers then the the judicial system will look very harshly on it but now when it is on this

00:09:13.900 global level and with the big business and with our political elite then it's a carte blanche

00:09:20.120 and uh these letters which uh we uh some uh that was uh made public by the netherlands uh

00:09:30.780 uh uh these are not unique for the netherlands no this uh correspondence is uh with uh every western

00:09:38.960 leaders which uh is under this influence from the world economic forum and uh i i would like to do a

00:09:45.000 shout out i will see if i get the get the name right there i think it's uh bjarne tischer

00:09:50.100 a former um member of the moderate party in sweden that did a good job to uh thanks to the

00:09:58.120 offentliest principle uh the the the principle of uh in sweden all they say that the spies in sweden

00:10:08.020 never needs to break the law because everything is public but the thing is you need to demand it out

00:10:14.560 and this former member of the moderate party uh contacted the swedish authorities on different

00:10:21.060 levels and asked to get uh out all the emails where world economic forum was one of the respondents and

00:10:28.820 it was actually i don't know how many thousands of documents it was but some of those documents are

00:10:35.620 also in the documentary in the in the ending scenes where we go in a little bit uh with uh

00:10:42.180 uh not really paid to play but that is also definitely a part of it but uh like role reversed

00:10:48.720 like if if you have been in the service a good service from the politician doesn't make any money

00:10:55.400 like have that have that clear yeah like significant money right yeah no no it's it's it's pocket money

00:11:01.400 yes uh in in the big schemes of things they make uh maybe ten thousand dollars a month

00:11:06.700 and still some of the most corrupt politicians that is in the good footing with this globalist

00:11:14.040 are multi-millionaires even though they have never worked outside the realms of politics one single day

00:11:20.940 of the entire life like take joe biden and his son for an example or take selensky the the ukrainian

00:11:28.880 prime minister or president uh were a former uh actor so multi-dollar millionaire yep and this

00:11:37.880 comes for for this politician for selling out their country for this to this big financial elite and

00:11:47.540 to make a long short story short so this documents with uh between the world economic forum and the

00:11:57.260 swedish authorities we uh during this pandemic we had the prime minister of stefan levian and he

00:12:03.060 resigned and just six months ago and in the parliament uh one of our members parliament for the swedish

00:12:11.320 democrats asked him so now when you have been very generous with uh with the swedish tax money

00:12:17.900 where do you think we will find you with your next job will it maybe be at a top job within this

00:12:24.520 some globalist organization and our prime minister responded like that's that's a very insulting

00:12:32.200 question that i will not respond to because that's beneath me and it should be beneath you to even ask

00:12:39.060 such a question and just like literally like three weeks after he resigns as prime minister he gets

00:12:46.140 this top uh job within the united nations and he's definitely not a very qualified uh person the only

00:12:56.380 thing that he has going for him is that he has been loyal to this globalist agenda yeah exactly i mean

00:13:03.900 it's so corrupt right he was like that's it's uh beneath uh yes he said it's beneath me to even address

00:13:08.780 that question well there was an obviously an honest question and i think he mentions it as well

00:13:14.640 how stefan levian at the time the former prime minister in sweden funneled like what millions of

00:13:21.440 swedish crowns out of you know from the taxpayer as as i'm not sure if it was aid or specific i mean

00:13:26.880 there's probably like there's so many programs out there and stuff but the i see trudeau all the time

00:13:32.260 as well they they're just like millions and millions in these aid programs and giving it to the third

00:13:37.200 world they give it to you know the world economic forum or some other globalist organization

00:13:41.340 it's incredible just how much money these politicians are are squandering then we're like

00:13:47.360 left with nothing i mean sweden if you just talk about that for a second it's a sweden is a rich

00:13:52.100 country comparable you know to many other countries around the world but the but the population is not

00:13:57.020 wealthy right it's like norway they have like the biggest sovereign wealth fund in the world or

00:14:01.240 something like that um norwegians are better off than swedes i'm not trying to say that uh but still

00:14:05.800 comparatively the the people can be uh you know poor and and look at how look at how our countries

00:14:11.440 are collapsing right now i mean utterly falling apart with everything that's happening and yet

00:14:16.800 these politicians just continue to be in this position and they funnel out the millions uh you

00:14:21.240 know so it's it's it's i mean it's it's criminal it's criminal yeah and that's the thing because

00:14:26.200 people have this idea of big business now that they are uh free market uh entrepreneurs and it's the

00:14:34.300 biggest lies that is out there because there is no money like uh tax money it's uh to to get

00:14:42.940 within the corrupt political elite is to enforce uh consumers to you it's uh freebies and it's not

00:14:53.440 small money they can make much much more money uh by by a proxy with the governments that they could

00:15:01.280 ever do on the free market and they also use the same government that they help rob us citizens they

00:15:09.880 also use those government to put in regulations that will prevent any form of competition that will

00:15:17.580 could arise on the free market so they have a really good strong neck hold with on the entire system

00:15:27.140 for them to maintain their power position yeah and you talk about uh you know in the beginning as

00:15:33.700 well you talk about the you know the just the power um of of these financial institutions these

00:15:40.320 neoliberal capitalist institutions but again it's not only now about making money right we're talking

00:15:45.800 about things such as blackrock vanguard uh state street there's a couple of other ones down the list

00:15:51.740 of like these are major you know they're investment management firms but they also are holding

00:15:56.160 companies right so basically you reference monopoly and i remember watching that a while ago we promoted

00:16:00.660 as well great documentary i think the guy is um living in holland again netherlands who did it

00:16:05.980 and just exposing like that all the all the supposed even competitors on the global capitalist scene

00:16:12.740 are all owned by the same businesses i mean i think we have the story here blackrock is now managing

00:16:18.100 10 trillion dollars in in assets it's it's never i mean it was like this benchmark or milestone

00:16:24.340 whatever you want to call it where they uh it's never we never seen this this amount of influence

00:16:29.960 this amount of money this amount of control and again it was i think it was the covid pandemic that

00:16:35.440 kind of pushed them over the edge here as well we saw just a massive consolidation of wealth after

00:16:40.320 the covid pandemic uh some of the wealthiest people got like three times as wealthy you know

00:16:45.020 elon musk uh jeff bezos bill gates of course we'll talk more about him later but uh what you know

00:16:52.840 what has happened here is they're now using the vehicle of neoliberal capitalism as a way to kind

00:16:58.960 of you know inflict upon the rest of us uh you know the same social justice and the same i mean just

00:17:05.900 let's call it a commie gobbledygook i mean the mind of these ceos and people they're pushing you know

00:17:10.720 the uh the black lives matter thing they look the other way for antifa and stuff right and central to 0.87

00:17:16.800 that role i think has been people like klaus schwab to kind of connect the business world

00:17:21.060 with the wider agenda of of you know not only globalization but like this social justice right

00:17:27.480 one of the things that uh that we've seen recently is the esgs right that's what they talk about now

00:17:32.740 it's basically like a social credit score for businesses for corporations esg stands for

00:17:38.580 environmental social and governance right it klaus schwab calls it stakeholder capitalism

00:17:44.400 you know these things weave into each other and they all they produce the same thing at the end of

00:17:48.600 it where you basically have these companies um but i would assume for the most part volunteer to go

00:17:54.220 into this program uh same thing with the united nations sustainable development goal that they'll

00:17:58.340 sign up for this and then say well what have you done you know for to advance this agenda for equity

00:18:03.740 and for you know globe you know countering global warming in these kinds of things it's what do you

00:18:09.220 feel about like what why are they going along with this isn't it kind of strange you think some

00:18:14.100 these powerful businesses would be like okay well that's great but that's not what we're going to do

00:18:18.060 we're going to we're going to keep doing our thing and just make as much money as possible how do you

00:18:21.920 explain that it's it's a it's a hard question to grapple with but their their ambition is obviously

00:18:33.100 higher and i think you need to look at it as the pursuit of power in some fundamental way

00:18:43.520 and what's really disgusting with it i've uh that's the way how they frame it they they frame it that

00:18:52.520 we need to have a social equity over the world uh the rich is getting richer and the poor is getting

00:19:00.140 poorer and we need to lift up this poor and we can't be egoists that are rich we need to share our wealth

00:19:10.320 with the poor countries and when they say stuff like this they don't refer to themselves as you said

00:19:16.220 that some of the very richest people of this world has tripled their net worth during this pandemic

00:19:24.540 now they they mean us the regular citizens of the western world who are already really struggling

00:19:34.320 just to get away with the the life we that we had the financial life that we had before the pandemic

00:19:41.780 it's hard for families to just fill up the these cards these days i know but it is us that is the

00:19:48.000 reference point to create this uh world of equality and uh in the end what's if it goes that route what

00:19:57.360 this is is that we will have a very powerful elite that will have a more usable controlled mass of

00:20:05.760 people regardless of where they are because we are too poor and we are too dependent on their paycheck

00:20:16.560 uh if it's even is a paycheck maybe it's just a a grant or a a b drug yeah i need to point out that

00:20:26.480 it's in the documentary it's not my english that you will hear it's uh no i it's it's dubbed yes

00:20:33.600 but unfortunately this this session can't be you do fine don't worry about it no it's great it's it's a

00:20:39.380 great it's a great film and it ties all these things together in a very you know it's just like

00:20:43.760 makes perfect sense you know i mean like from one thing to another just how it all connects these big

00:20:48.300 globalist uh you know kind of institutions right so we do have a number of them of course a number of

00:20:52.980 people as well but again klaus schwab you know people have you know quite what how come he got so

00:20:57.920 much power in a way i i think he's just a front man to be honest of sorts he's kind of you know it's

00:21:03.340 silly but he kind of fulfills that role as well of like some kind of i i know you know his german

00:21:08.560 accent it's like this bond villain type thing which is kind of like is i'm not sure that's the 0.76

00:21:13.520 best optics but if you want to let's say if you subconsciously want to uh give out the uh the

00:21:20.000 impression that these these people are very powerful and not maybe that you should be afraid

00:21:24.240 of them but like basically these are bigger you know entities these are bigger people than you can

00:21:29.380 ever deal with i guess that would make sense of whether we do it from that perspective but

00:21:32.880 what do you think of of um klaus schwab just kind of being a a front man of sorts because these are you

00:21:39.120 know the davos group we're talking about the world but there's other i think there's a lot of

00:21:42.440 other institutions like behind this but what do you think uh no i think uh that uh he's a front man

00:21:51.300 that you need to look at his organization world economic forum uh and who finance it who is it that

00:21:58.240 gives them the leverage to be that platform that they are uh there is a reason uh for that and that

00:22:06.040 is not because of klaus schwab's brilliance uh it's because that the the big financial elite needs a

00:22:15.020 platform that can cut through the social cultural and political life of the uh of the world and that

00:22:24.360 needs to be in some sort of plain sight to actually have some effect uh of course there are some hidden

00:22:31.820 groups like the bilderberg group but uh sometimes if you want to influence on a more broader scale

00:22:39.440 because that that's they are very open it's a very interesting thing when you're working with

00:22:43.660 what people would consider to be conspiracy theories it's the only reason why what we are talking here

00:22:50.480 about the great recent world economic forum and their influence uh towards the western world

00:22:55.560 primarily is considered a conspiracy theory is because it's not highlighted within the media

00:23:03.960 establishment which is owned by the same financial elite that finance world economic forum but everything

00:23:10.320 is in plain sight so you can either choose to see it or you can choose not to see it and i think many

00:23:18.520 people choose not to see it because uh it they will have to uh ravidize so much of how they perceive

00:23:26.500 their world that uh it's easier to dismiss it as a conspiracy theory because they haven't uh read about

00:23:35.740 it or heard about it on cnn yeah yeah and they still you know you you look at how they treat the great

00:23:41.880 reset or something like that in mainstream media there's that you know it's a crazy conspiracy theory and

00:23:46.440 then you go and read like what they actually write about it i was like well this is what we've talked

00:23:49.060 global governance it's an overarching body that's trying to organize countries you know to bring them

00:23:53.760 together it's the same thing with like uh new the new world order conspiracy kind of thing right

00:23:58.200 uh i just saw a perfect screenshot the other day of someone like comparing what the what the wikipedia

00:24:04.380 said about the new world order conspiracy versus the the political movement of the new world order and

00:24:09.900 it was like it's the same thing it's like what are you talking about it's it's not a big difference but

00:24:14.860 the bilderberg group was like that was hash hash as well for many you know decades a lot of swedes by

00:24:20.260 the way have gone there the vallenberg family called built you know there's a number of these people

00:24:24.080 uh you know but business business people as well and uh that's quite interesting it is yeah yeah

00:24:31.200 because uh jesper johansson a brilliant journalist in sweden actually caught the call built and uh

00:24:40.040 it's a within this documentary as well and asked him about this secret meetings and the first things

00:24:47.980 that pops into carl built's head is that no but this is nothing weird we have secret meetings all

00:24:55.320 the time in the government yeah exactly yeah therefore therefore we can go and and cut deals with

00:25:03.080 business people behind your backs this is this is crazy i'm playing the clip right here the not the

00:25:08.760 audio of it but uh yeah he's being finally being confronted this guy i gotta say this guy has been

00:25:13.260 a a very important note point in the network of um of globalists right he's been involved in uh

00:25:20.180 you know yugoslavia right the the war uh bosnia that whole the balkans basically he was a big player

00:25:27.840 there right uh and uh yeah you're going to actually that there it is in the documentary the

00:25:33.260 vallenberg family as well hugely uh influence influential as well in uh in sweden right yeah

00:25:39.860 so what what do you make of so we're talking about the billyberg group um and they kind of went from

00:25:46.920 being covert and secret to public eventually when there was enough highlighting from like conspiracy

00:25:53.660 crazy conspiracy theorists out there uh they basically took it public they didn't have a website

00:25:58.340 before now it's uh billyberg meetings.org now it's like open and and it was the same thing with

00:26:02.120 the world economic forum in a way they were they were never as secret as the billyberg group but

00:26:07.200 they were kind of in the background and and at least in my by my perception it was really during

00:26:13.240 the pandemic that they stepped up into a much more open and prominent role and being kind of promoted

00:26:17.800 as well right we have the and you included some of these uh as well about like these famous

00:26:21.680 meme you know they've become memes now but these like videos that they released right eight predictions

00:26:26.920 of the world you'll own nothing and you'll be happy right like well just straight in the open

00:26:31.260 like you know the disillusion of private property you'll own nothing you'll eat you'll be eating

00:26:36.880 bugs less meat you will live in big cities and basically it will all be internationalism uh that

00:26:44.020 was kind of not not a shock to a lot of people but it was like wow they're really they're just going

00:26:49.040 openly for this you know they're just right right in the open yeah i i think it's uh two twofold

00:26:55.420 one is that uh what you're into that uh the oppositional media or alternative media has been

00:27:03.340 very effective of highlighting what they are doing so they feel that it's better to show a facade

00:27:11.780 that they can themselves portray a little bit and control but the other side i think a big difference

00:27:18.340 from maybe the 70s or 60s or 50s is that they have now such a huge influence of our government

00:27:27.960 and the world in all its aspect so they feel they can be more open because the opposition doesn't reach

00:27:37.720 in within those establishment like they could have maybe back a couple of decades ago yeah no it's true

00:27:47.140 um it is true and to some extent for it to be able to begin manifesting itself they just they have to

00:27:53.160 be out in the open with it they have to because you know these are active um policies that they want

00:27:57.640 to implement and stuff like that and of course we you know you highlight some of them as well

00:28:01.000 in in the documentary and again covid has been central uh in this thing right we're talking about

00:28:05.780 things such as tracking and tracing everybody and of course we got that with the so-called social

00:28:10.140 distancing the tracing and tracking apps that bled into the vaccination program the global

00:28:16.620 vaccination program well but primarily look primarily in the west that's where the mra technology so

00:28:20.840 far have been rolled out um but the the vaccine passport to confirm your vaccination status that

00:28:26.840 became him that started being hinged being hinged uh on things such a digital id you need to store

00:28:33.100 information digitally right and even klaus schwab maybe that's one of the clips we should play

00:28:37.400 but when he talks about the fourth uh industrial revolution for example he mentioned these kinds of

00:28:43.020 things even talks about you know gene editing you know things like that if you want to be uh you

00:28:48.020 know more specific let's play that one clip where he's talking about that let me see here the fourth

00:28:52.440 industrial revolution that's one of them uh let's check out this one right here first what the fourth

00:28:58.160 industrial revolution will lead to is a fusion of our physical our digital and our biological identities

00:29:10.280 um when i wrote the book i started to write it for four years ago it was published three years ago

00:29:17.540 um it was sold very interesting over a million times in the world and um what is what is interesting

00:29:28.100 is that 800 000 copies more than 800 000 copies of those two million were sold in three countries alone

00:29:36.700 china china japan and south korea and you may be interested who was the biggest buyer with 16 000 copies

00:29:46.480 at the same time it was the korean military um because the fourth industrial revolution will have

00:29:54.340 a major impact also on on on warfare on warfare yeah there you go yeah so covid19 the great reset and

00:30:02.520 then shaping the future uh of the fourth industrial revolution and then he did a i guess the second

00:30:07.660 version of that just called the fourth industrial revolution right uh you know this kind of bleeds into

00:30:12.560 things like transhumanism really a post-human world right they're replacing us with automate automation

00:30:17.660 our jobs um they basically need us in a position where we uh have have total obedience to the system

00:30:25.040 right the social credit score that ties into the digital id that they've been talking about

00:30:29.380 and again uh you know covid really like spearheaded this and again pushed it right in the forefront

00:30:34.760 officially and you saw a large segment of the population therefore agree to it and and you cover

00:30:39.120 that maybe that's something a good point we should go into but just how the the fear mongering around

00:30:44.780 something like the pandemic is a is always a necessity to get people to change and i've heard these

00:30:49.580 globalists over and over again talking about this don't let a good crisis go to waste uh you know always

00:30:54.580 you always need to use it you need to utilize it but you also need a driver of an incentive basically

00:31:00.260 a a stick together with the carrot of why people need to change their behavior and go in a new

00:31:05.540 direction right and the pandemic was like perfect uh for this yeah and uh the that uh meme that

00:31:13.540 or their their commercial that has become a meme you will own nothing and you will be happy

00:31:19.380 uh the the the ideas from this that will develop into this great research with this uh social credit

00:31:28.620 score and digital id and uh complete control over the citizens uh the only reason why they did not

00:31:39.540 launch the great reason in my my opinion of course it's speculative but that's because we weren't scared

00:31:46.660 enough for the climate crisis exactly they did they didn't feel that they could roll it out they tried

00:31:53.060 but it was too much of uh resistance or not maybe not resistance in that sense it was with this covid

00:32:01.460 they didn't face resistance they faced the uh people sharing them on people that were like really out there and

00:32:11.060 in try to enforce their policy decision with uh this mask mandates and this lockdowns uh you had

00:32:20.100 good neighbors previously good neighbors that were willing to call the police if they saw the neighbor

00:32:27.620 walking outside during the lockdown yep to rat them out and you you you they uh this globalist elite could not

00:32:35.300 manage to get the the people into that state due to climate hysteria and they tried so that's boy did

00:32:43.700 they try yeah they tried i mean the crazy and again actually sweden was on the forefront of of this

00:32:49.300 many regards but not only greta thunberg is like a spokesperson and she's meeting with all the you know john

00:32:54.900 carey and uh you know that's that's the thing so sorry to interrupt yeah go ahead they used greta thunberg

00:33:01.300 as as this uh leverage uh and wanted it to get through with the climate hysteria but now they

00:33:07.860 reuse all these actors that had their place in a specific field and they tried to use their like

00:33:15.540 made-up authority in different fields so you have greta thunberg making comments on the pandemic on the 0.96

00:33:22.180 behalf of world economic forum yeah at the same time you have uh people like dr fossy uh who is uh

00:33:29.700 uh like specialty is is this uh field of medicine but he is in commercial for world economic forum

00:33:38.340 about poverty exactly i know yeah it was equity was a huge part of the of like you know so when we

00:33:46.980 solve the pandemic you know and again it's it's not over that's going to come back whatever but yeah

00:33:52.420 then we need to we need to use that as an opportunity to uh solve equity and you know social justice and we

00:33:58.660 need to have more uh diversity and uh you know corporate boards and stuff and again it doesn't

00:34:02.740 matter what crisis they throw at us it's always the same you know solution whether it's climate

00:34:07.700 change well then we have to do all these things right and that ties into you know the united nations

00:34:11.940 uh agenda 2030 kind of aka it's like interchangeable with what they call the sustainable development

00:34:19.060 goals and in fact look at like this screenshot here here's one of them excuse me um here it is right

00:34:25.780 here right migration data and the sustainable development goals the sdgs right and so many

00:34:30.980 of these are politicians and leaders are talking about that right now and they say here too migration

00:34:35.860 is we're going to migration a little bit now but migration is a cross-cutting issue in the 2030 agenda

00:34:41.940 relevant to the sustainable development goals at least 10 out of 17 goals in other words a majority

00:34:48.020 of the sustainable development goals contain targets and indicators that are directly relevant to

00:34:53.860 migration isn't that interesting right because we're talking about this rootless cosmopolitan 1.00

00:34:58.660 um new post-human basically essentially that they need to create uh look if if we were engaged in our

00:35:05.300 national interest and our traditions and our culture and our language and all these things it would be

00:35:10.580 much harder to implement a globe a global governance system which they're trying right now and so

00:35:16.020 nationalism has been one of the big obstacles for them uh that they've had to overcome and i think that

00:35:21.300 they're seeking to solve that partially by uh bringing massive amounts of migrants into the the western

00:35:27.540 world and then i think in their view ideally um have us uh intermingle to to mix uh essentially to to

00:35:34.820 further kind of water down our cultural uh heritage what do you and our ethnic heritage too of course but

00:35:39.940 what do you make of that uh i i i find that uh not just plausible i i i find that without any reasonable

00:35:48.100 doubt that that is the case uh by opening up borders uh you're removing all sentiment that there exists in

00:35:58.820 uh which uh which uh the politics uh can uh take take take it form that we use politics to uh

00:36:08.180 cater for for the interests of a group of people and when you remove that then there is no real interest to

00:36:18.020 leverage against uh against the globalist agenda so um if um if you see how the

00:36:27.620 globalist elite with their media and the politician how they portray people that

00:36:35.540 that speaks about putting their nation first like poland hungary donald trump for for instance in in america

00:36:44.500 they are being attacked with all they these people have and the reason is because when they come with this

00:36:52.260 global uh a policy that is centrally created from one of these forums and then going to be implemented in

00:37:02.180 the western world then you have leaders who doesn't care that they represent a specific people that will

00:37:10.900 just represent their own selfish interest that sell out their people and their country

00:37:16.420 and you have uh people that leaders that actually care about their people and they will look at this

00:37:23.620 policy decisions or uh policy that is centrally created and actually ask the question how will this affect

00:37:33.860 the people that has elected me to represent them and then it will be a hazard if every

00:37:40.740 so-called sovereign nation actually took that into question when we put these things in place how does this

00:37:50.660 affect my people and uh i think more often than not the answer will be that this will not be in my

00:37:59.140 people's interest to do as uh this a globalist elite want us to do yeah exactly that's right and uh

00:38:07.140 i mean one of the people there even i was showing a picture of him there uh from the world economic

00:38:11.780 forum because we you know all the world economic forum is not doing those kinds of things well no they

00:38:16.260 are they're all they're all doing it right here's one guy uh shun shandan naya right he's associated

00:38:22.180 with the world economic forum uh and on the website for them it says this uh the kind of the focus of him

00:38:29.380 well i can say first he's the founder of the global institute for tomorrow gift perfect right uh the

00:38:35.060 shift of economic and political influence from the west to asia reshaping of the rulers so the rules

00:38:41.620 of global capitalism reshaping capitalism and saving the planet it's always that we've got to save the

00:38:46.660 planet somehow uh his new book dismantling global white privilege equity for a post-western world and

00:38:54.660 of course he's also executive committee of the club of rome which is another one of these massive

00:38:59.700 uh globalist organizations that have been very heavy in pushing uh you know climate change and uh

00:39:05.460 you know they had a book called um uh the limits to growth it's one of their big kind of reports that

00:39:09.940 they released way back but here's his book right there dismantling global white privilege equity for

00:39:14.900 a post-western world so all these institutions are they're all moving in the same direction it's all

00:39:19.620 about this the white supremacy is a global threat and we have to all basically we have to we have to

00:39:24.340 dismantle and and bring the western civilization down to its knees that's what i feel i think in

00:39:29.540 fact i feel to extend it further uh it's to have kind of a controlled demolition uh of of our societies

00:39:38.500 right now because again if you're going to have a great reset well then you have to have a great uh

00:39:42.820 collapse first in a way right this is like the phoenix you have to have something rise out of the ashes

00:39:46.660 at the end uh and and they need to burn things down essentially again as an incentive for us for well

00:39:52.740 why should we go and if things are going great things are going great and fantastic why will we

00:39:56.900 change right you know no no and they they do it so uh simplified as well for for example um i'm in

00:40:07.140 sweden i live in sikterna which is the oldest maintained the town in sweden so it's the old capital

00:40:15.140 that was the capital before stockholm so this is uh somewhat the birthplace of sweden

00:40:20.660 sweden is one of the oldest nations in the world we are over 1000 year old and it was created here

00:40:29.140 in the middle of sweden and they they tried to put the same narrative and very successfully so because

00:40:37.620 you can hear it amongst the the random swedes not just from the institution but it's propagandized and

00:40:45.060 the uh the people are being indoctrinated to it that we are in the same situation for example as the

00:40:52.020 americans that you have a native population so when sweden was created it was only swedes here

00:41:00.020 there's no question about it and uh our nation's name is our people's name uh which is even a further

00:41:08.900 indicator on and up up north uh the the genetic people of the swedes around here long before sweden

00:41:16.580 were a country but uh up up north in sweden we have a small minority population which is called the

00:41:23.380 psalms and they would be our equivalent of the native americans if you're gonna believe this propaganda

00:41:32.100 of us but there were no psalms around the siktuna or where sweden had its birth we encountered them

00:41:41.540 much much later maybe 500 years later for the first time but even then when you look at the

00:41:48.660 archaeological remains it's our people who were even first up up north and the psalm arrived over the

00:41:57.380 russian step much later yeah so everything they say has nothing to do with searching for truth

00:42:06.660 it's only pretext to get their agenda through and they will do whatever it takes for them to do that

00:42:13.620 and if someone states the facts like i did here which is uh it's no it's nothing to discuss really

00:42:21.220 because it's uh ipso facto it's truth within itself um you will be uh dismantled as a racist or

00:42:31.940 someone who want to uh oppress the psalms by not acknowledge that they were the native population of

00:42:40.900 sweden which is utterly ridiculous yeah they're doing this uh kind of american so much is driven by american

00:42:48.500 media and even culture academia to a certain extent right and methods of uh control and subversion and 0.68

00:42:54.900 stuff i mean look the brits are pretty good at it too the tavistock institute there's certain groups

00:42:59.460 that have been doing this for a long time subversive uh things but it's just the the media specifically

00:43:04.900 so dominant in america that's like you know someone made the example the other way like the other day

00:43:10.420 people have you know know and have heard of and some of them have been bad in the streets to fight for uh

00:43:15.140 george floyd but they never heard of ebba okidon for example or you know there's like countless

00:43:18.980 examples like that where it's so dominant by that right but that whole you know oh nate you killed

00:43:23.220 the natives kind of thing that the fact that they've been trying to like weave that into european culture

00:43:27.380 and society uh is not only indicative of how successful that is uh but uh you know but but how utterly just

00:43:36.100 you know absurd it is frankly that's that's the word the best word it's it's so absurd uh to try to

00:43:40.740 basically hoodwink an entire people and and you know much of the much of europe is like that now

00:43:45.140 too uh an entire people entire group into thinking that they're native to nowhere and they're wherever

00:43:50.820 they go there's always they're always an invader and a colonizer these kinds of things and i want to

00:43:55.460 play one clip you and i'll see real quick if you want to comment i go ahead but listen to the here's

00:43:58.980 cloud schwab again we talked about this thing with you know nationalism a global uh cosmopolitan uh

00:44:05.300 globalist rootless uh deracinated individual uh here's cloud schwab uh harping on nationalism here

00:44:12.340 fragmented global architecture is not fit anymore for purpose in the 21st century it's high time

00:44:22.980 for a great reset change is not happening we have a choice to stay passive and see the negative trends

00:44:32.500 and rather inequality polarization nationalism racism if you do not stop those trends will lead to a

00:44:41.220 post-corona world that definitively is less sustainable less equal and much more fragile

00:44:50.820 so there was this threat of like if you don't if you don't obey you're going to die that's kind of

00:44:56.580 always what it comes down to right anyway yeah yeah it's like the rhetoric from

00:45:03.060 joe biden that uh we are waiting the vaccinated people will have a lovely christmas and those

00:45:09.940 who haven't vaccinated will die a dark a dark winter with yeah i know they've been saying that

00:45:17.060 over and over again ironically the reverse is true so much of it is right but no nationalism huge

00:45:23.620 problem that's that's the big um if not the biggest enemy it's one of the big ones right uh and

00:45:30.980 they have to do away with that in order to bring in their new global equity world of equity and

00:45:35.700 sustainability and environmentalism and and and there's still i think some people

00:45:39.140 maybe we can get into this in second part too but the genuinely believe that well that you know there

00:45:43.460 this is will be better and we have to you know do these things and this is the only option that we

00:45:47.620 have and again they're scared to death by they think that the climate uh change is going to kill

00:45:52.740 humans here within what is it now they get they said 12 they said 12 years a few years ago so maybe

00:45:57.620 i don't know what we have left six eight years something like that and if it's not that it's

00:46:02.420 the pandemic and if it's not the pandemic it's a world war right which is the i want to also talk

00:46:07.860 with you about ukraine even that the uk and russia thing pits fits i should say perfectly into the

00:46:14.740 wider context of what's happening here and we you know the the much of what the world economic forum

00:46:19.220 is pushing you on us is things like supply chain right they want to have blockchain based um you know

00:46:24.580 shipping basically they want to have uh id systems it's kind of a ubiquitous uh surveillance system

00:46:32.180 essentially right the whole fourth industrial revolution if they want to have robotics and artificial

00:46:36.020 intelligence running things right you need to have global coverage of like things like 5g so

00:46:40.900 everything's connected all the time everything needs to have its own internet address or ip address

00:46:46.340 and everything needs to be in constant communication with with each other itself uh in order to organize

00:46:52.340 this whole automized uh artificial intelligence world that they're building for us yeah and it's complete

00:46:59.140 it's it's it's very very scary uh firstly that they use all these uh smooth words of describing this world

00:47:09.700 that they want to create which makes it very easy for the broader populace that doesn't really do more

00:47:17.860 than just scratch the surface to buy into it because these value words has a nice tone to it to most people

00:47:26.980 but what people need to have in mind is that this is not just a development of service for

00:47:36.420 every ordinary man because in some sense it are it is because it makes life easier in many regards

00:47:44.420 we have in sweden since a couple of years ago we introduced a bank identification that makes us sign

00:47:54.900 uh contracts uh from a distance to identify that uh we we are we so we can do a digital signature

00:48:05.060 and this of course makes life uh very smooth in many regards the problem compared to what we have and

00:48:12.580 what we will get is the complete automation of it that there's no way to run the system so when everyone is

00:48:22.740 plugged into it and i think we really need to look at this vaccine passport as a test run of the entire

00:48:29.620 thing on a small on a small scale even though this vaccine passport were massively adopted worldwide and

00:48:38.100 that is what will happen when they just decide to unlink a person from this automated system which they can

00:48:46.260 easily do because it's a centralized control exactly at any point they can basically just say no you

00:48:53.700 haven't obeyed enough we're going to cut you off if there's any kind of ubi system right a universal 1.00

00:48:58.660 basic income or you know call it whatever you want basically a a look when the jobs are not there when

00:49:04.260 there's uh everything most of it anyway is being automated um what what are we going to do right what's

00:49:11.380 going to happen even even in fact he has a maybe we should play some clips of those in the second

00:49:15.460 part here um but the the the world economic forum has a kind of an advice top advisor i think he's

00:49:21.860 called to klaus schwab uh he's a gay israeli guy called a hariri hariri hariri i think it is uh 0.85

00:49:28.660 yuval noah harari i think it is right and he's been talking about this too of like

00:49:34.420 you know kind of a social based credit score system but he's also talked about how like

00:49:38.340 irrelevance is one of the big problems allegedly in this future world of theirs that they're building

00:49:42.900 that basically you have to be if you know you might be still of course important as to your

00:49:46.900 family and your friends and these kinds of things but in the overarching scheme of things uh it's going

00:49:51.940 to be all about like i guess in the i can influencer i guess that's the biggest uh job that people are

00:49:58.420 going to have in the future how much attention the attention economy how much attention do you get

00:50:02.500 right are you are you valuable speaking to you know from the point of view of the system in

00:50:06.980 and of itself but again if you do anything you're a dissident if you thought criminal if you comes up

00:50:11.380 if you come up against a little playpen that they've put for us of where we can operate within

00:50:16.660 well they can shut you down and they're doing those things in china right now right you i think

00:50:19.700 you included it in the documentary of the guy who can't buy um train tickets for example right

00:50:24.500 because he's been critical of the government we are old enough to actually have friends that lived

00:50:29.780 within the soviet union and my my wife come from estonia and so so my family on her side of the

00:50:42.100 family we still have family living there and back in the days it's if they had a job which were very

00:50:51.940 irrelevant of the schemes of english could be working on a hotel with the would that didn't have any

00:50:59.780 guests at all except maybe some some russians that were coming over that worked for the part

00:51:06.340 for the party and you could be hired to be one of the guys that slice up bread bread for the breakfast

00:51:14.420 that could literally be your job geez and if you didn't want to work with that then you needed to go to

00:51:21.860 a party commissar and ask nicely with your hat in your hand and like can i do something else and he

00:51:29.540 would be like no why why would you want to do that so and that's that's the system that we're going into

00:51:36.740 and yeah what separates from what was then to what is now it's like when you look at soviet union what

00:51:44.340 made it possible we have had a communist uh dictatorship before in history uh now i don't

00:51:51.540 remember the the specific german town that tried it out in the middle ages but it's the technology

00:51:59.780 the reason why it was just one town in medieval germany is because you only had a horse and a shark

00:52:07.220 you can't centralize goods like you can if you have a train system and what was happening during

00:52:13.140 the late 1800s yeah we develop a good train infrastructure and with the new technology new

00:52:21.140 great minds come alive and like yeah we can use this infrastructure to centralize all goods and then

00:52:27.860 we can distribute it to whoever needs them so people don't have to those who have too much doesn't they can

00:52:35.860 share it with those who doesn't have that much so they put themselves on those places and it's all

00:52:42.100 made possible due to technology so it's yeah technology advancement is very very scary in that sense because

00:52:48.340 it can be used against the humankind and now it's not just the train infrastructure that

00:52:54.900 makes communism possible we have the digital infrastructure and it's not just a digital

00:53:01.460 infrastructure our entire monetary system will be soon digitalized which makes the previous communist

00:53:10.900 era of soviet union to will look like a kindergarten compared to what is possible to make alive with

00:53:19.060 technological advancement that we have today absolutely uh central bank digital currencies that can

00:53:27.220 basically be a programmable currency they call it you can just approve or disallow certain

00:53:31.860 purchases and they can track and trace everything it's absolutely crazy uh you know it's a couple

00:53:36.020 of things here before we uh in the first segment and we're going to continue part two here uh at

00:53:40.420 red eyes members.com when migration becomes conflict mention the book and this is actually the this is

00:53:45.140 the last last time you were on the show we're talking about this but this is the english version is

00:53:49.060 out now so uh tell us about the book uh it's uh when you when you talk about uh migration and the the

00:53:59.300 problems that arise from it uh we we are having information overload from perspective that regards

00:54:08.020 criminality uh regards financial argument and i find those perspective to be superficial so i dig a little

00:54:19.220 bit deeper into what is it that makes uh migration problematic on a more fundamental level and uh i

00:54:28.580 think i think uh anyone that takes interest in this uh subject will have some food for thoughts with this

00:54:35.300 one very good when migration becomes conflict uh you know very good topic again check out the last

00:54:42.180 interview with it with you and us and then if you want to find out more pick up a copy of the book

00:54:46.260 uh it's uh available on freespeechlibrary.com so check that out and then of course we have uh

00:54:52.580 palestra media as well this is the main website palestra media.com and from there you and us people can watch the

00:54:57.860 latest uh documentary there's links to your whether they want to watch it on youtube palestra media you

00:55:02.900 can find them right there uh or odyssey i think are we on bit shoot as well do you have a bit you

00:55:06.980 channel uh no we are on odyssey youtube and for our swedish viewers we are also on uh web tv's platform

00:55:17.620 nice that's right they set up their own that's good that's good to good to find out uh you're also on

00:55:21.700 telegram of course make sure you follow them over there it is absolutely not unfortunately a solid

00:55:26.820 option when it comes to censorship as we've seen uh recently with a lot of the russian channels rt

00:55:31.540 sputnik is gone before that there was a number of other uh other places but they're slightly better

00:55:36.740 right slightly slightly better gab is actually pretty good uh they seem to be a solid like free speech uh

00:55:42.420 actually kind of platform right um but yeah so the latest uh documentary here the power brokers you

00:55:48.180 never elected it's available the english version uh literally came out about two weeks ago check it out

00:55:53.620 and then uh well actually both then came out at about the same time right actually yeah uh when

00:56:00.100 working on this documentary it was almost like doing three movies in one because we had a premiere

00:56:06.580 on the swedish uh uh book and media fair and uh i got the one in gothelberg or which one was it

00:56:14.340 uh no it's uh the the alternative swedish book and media okay okay okay cool cool yeah exactly did they

00:56:23.460 let you in the anti-establishment did they let you in there yeah so i needed to do a 25 minutes version

00:56:30.980 just for that premiere uh and uh then i did the swedish version and the english version and uh worked

00:56:39.620 uh with them uh parallel uh within the end uh the most we do on palestra media is in swedish but we

00:56:47.940 also have a complete english channel uh which we posted this english version of the documentary and we

00:56:54.260 will do whenever we do something in english we will post it on that and that's the youtube channel of

00:57:01.060 boer project yes exactly you've you've done that that's available there too the boer project that's

00:57:06.260 good you did one on the uh the genderless society which of course i said all of this as well it's

00:57:10.660 just right there uh post-human world that's where things are going all right very good so that's some

00:57:14.900 of the sources you can check out and find more uh from you know since on palestra media and check

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Red Ice TV - March 23, 2022

The Unelected Globalists Running The World - Jonas Nilsson

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