00:00:00.000We're doing man's work here, fighting for the species as our forebears did, building, competing, striving, trailblazing, the Maverick spirit is alive and well.
00:10:14.360Also, showdown in Strasbourg, the unexpected return of chat control, where everything you say, emails, private chats, the government wants a regulation, the unelected EU, that everything you say and do is being read.
00:10:27.360Google already reads your emails, but this is them making it the law so big tech can do it and deliver it to government and not get in trouble.
00:10:34.220That's what the data centers and all of this are.
00:10:36.600It's just basically giant private NSA centers, the time to the flock cameras and more.
00:10:43.440We also have the Republican primary for governor and the guy that we all thought, the Republican establishment candidate, has won over Fishback.
00:10:53.020We'll be looking at all of those different developments.
00:10:56.640It's also Judicial Watch FBI records reveal witness account that SWAT officer recovered remote device from Butler Shooter Thomas Crook's pocket.
00:11:06.820It's also in new congressional data dumps with all these investigations, all these FBI agents talking about how Mueller, the FBI head, was really a mafia don and a controlled a bunch of mafia hitmen out of Boston back in the days of Whitey Bulger.
00:11:23.380I said that years ago, decades ago, and noticed that he ordered the killing of Seth Rich, execution style, the DNC staffer that gave information to WikiLeaks and that Assange said that they did kill.
00:11:38.260Why that's important is you notice when Obama has been declassified last year, the White House declassified it nicely, Kash Patel, that they gave us the data dump.
00:18:43.860Those are armed camps, but certainly a gear up.
00:18:46.580They also blew up the main port area and its control terminals.
00:18:49.720The U.S. hit Iran's Chabahar port overnight,
00:18:53.060and this footage shows what's left of the maritime control tower.
00:18:57.740The tower ran ship traffic in and out of Iran's only deep water ocean port.
00:19:01.440This was what lets bypass the Strait of Hormuz entirely.
00:19:04.500Taking it out is aimed squarely at Iran's grip on water.0.88
00:19:08.380So things are moving very, very quickly.
00:19:11.060So Trump keeps threatening to escalate, and I'm not saying it's good if he does, but then when he doesn't, that's not good either, because then we have no credibility.
00:19:19.880He did big escalation and hit infrastructure targets.
00:19:22.900They also hit oil refineries in key areas, and if they take Kirk Island, that will just cut off Iran.0.90
00:19:27.940But I predict, and experts do as well, they're just going to dig in and keep us cut off too.0.96
00:19:32.400It'll hurt them worse than us, but, I mean, they're still not going to fall anytime soon, I don't think.
00:20:53.360And it'll only be a blockade for Iran.0.93
00:20:55.420Anybody else can have whatever they want.
00:20:57.560Of course, they'll drop some mines if they can, you know, if they can do it.
00:21:00.900But it's hard because we're taking out those little boats now with the same weapon we use to take out the drug lords and the boats coming in by six.
00:48:26.500The cameras have about 12 hours of backup batteries, so they will be transmitting Bluetooth and 5G that we can use to track you.
00:48:32.860So under no circumstances should you put the camera inside of a Faraday bag while the battery runs itself out and then break them down for parts because that would prevent us from finding you and nobody wants that.
00:48:43.180If you do any of these things, it's important that you do not buy a pair of Vader facial recognition blocking glasses, because then it would be impossible for us to identify you and charge you with a class four misdemeanor, which is typically just community service or a small fine.
00:48:57.360And for the love of God, do not attend your city council meetings and demand that they cancel your city's flock contract.
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01:06:17.460uh, you know, when I was in jail, um, I kind of, you know, you're in a, you're in a tank,
01:06:23.700you know, with, uh, just like that show Oz and you've got a, you know, you're in a cell and
01:06:28.280you've got a bunch of, uh, um, other, uh, you know, guys in there. And, um, and then you've
01:06:35.360got the panopticon. I heard you use the word panopticon and there's a guy up there. We called
01:06:40.740it the bubble. He's up there and he's looking at a whole bunch of pie slices, basically that are
01:06:45.140all cell blocks. And, you know, the whole thing about incarceration is that it's like a wine
01:06:53.700reduction of the real world. You know, you see all the same behaviors and everything is just
01:06:59.380becomes very apparent. You know, race relations become really, really apparent. The way authority
01:07:09.180handles people becomes really apparent. And one of the things I noticed right away was that there
01:07:18.100was a huge amount of what they would call business going on. I mean, you follow the politics of
01:07:24.240prison when you're there, but there's a great amount of allowance of people to kind of conduct
01:07:32.100their business. And their business is absolutely against the rules. People are passing stuff back
01:07:37.320and forth between, you know, even when your cell doors are shut and locked, they're using a
01:07:41.920phishing technique to send stuff back and forth from cell to cell. People are violating the rules
01:07:47.740constantly, and the authority turns a blind eye to it until they don't want to. And so when I was
01:07:54.240listening to your thing about flock cameras, it got me thinking, you know, flock cameras are just
01:07:59.660another way to turn our free world into a prison planet. And this is, you know, one of the ways to
01:08:11.120do it is just to watch people constantly. And just because they watch you doesn't mean that
01:08:19.260they don't allow a certain amount of business to occur. You know, they turn a blind eye because
01:08:25.320that's how the mechanics of the world work. You have to allow a certain amount of illegal activity
01:08:32.000or else you piss off the true power, which tends to be a criminal element that is
01:08:38.560truly controlling everything from underneath the veil. And you have to allow them a certain
01:08:45.720amount of business. And one of the things you learn in that environment is that you can't
01:08:53.120really trust anyone. I mean, people side with groups, and then you learn that the guards are
01:09:00.080also siding with groups. The various deputies and guards that are looking over you, they just want
01:09:06.000to go home at the end of the day. They just want to live through the day. And so they turn a blind
01:09:10.120eye. The white guards are aligned with the white gangs. The Latino guards are turning a blind eye,0.52
01:09:16.080and they're aligned with the Latino gangs. And the black guards are aligned with the black gangs.1.00
01:09:20.540And everybody's just kind of allowing a certain amount of stuff to happen.0.95
01:09:26.560And whenever there's any kind of crime that happens, like, for instance, when somebody gets whacked and I saw several people like, you know, one guy got hanged by his celly, you know, another guy got trounced in the yard.
01:09:41.440And but none of that ever happens unless there's a kind of consensus occurring and it's allowed to happen.
01:13:08.900Well, I've never seen Prince Lang's as M
01:13:11.060I've obviously seen some of the others in Metropolis that is so groundbreaking about the technocracy
01:13:14.820And it being, putting a spirit into the machine, which they all tell us is actually the plan
01:13:18.940But I'll watch M, is it the letter M, or how do you spell it, because I want to pull it up
01:13:22.460It's literally the letter M, which stands for murderer
01:13:25.920and uh the you know um i mean what's aside from all of this what's really fantastic about m is
01:13:33.800like for instance the shot that you're showing right now it's fritz lang's first sound film
01:13:38.420so he had never made a sound movie before this it was everything was uh um you know silent films
01:13:44.540like metropolis and uh and so he's experimenting with sound and so every single shot in the movie
01:13:52.700like these you know it's it's all based on sound and using sound like this shot right here that
01:13:57.160you're showing right now the backs of people's heads you can have people talking the device that
01:14:01.860they use to catch the criminal and this shot which was is uh just a static shot of a balloon in a in
01:14:08.820a power line juxtaposed against a mother saying it suddenly becomes chilling so he's doing this
01:14:15.340kind of thing using and peter lorry it's his first film and we see that ripped off in all the making
01:14:20.940of it the clown they're actually they're they're they're giving an ode to it for sure yeah for
01:14:26.160sure and any any good filmmaker stands on the shoulders of many other filmmakers beneath them
01:14:30.740and uh and you know it's like these are you know our grandfathers our great grandfathers
01:14:36.000of cinema and we you know we kind of carry on these identities as we move forward in fact
01:14:42.540if you watch the films of cubrick cubrick was stanley cubrick uh 2001 clockwork orange uh
01:14:50.380I think he's a magnificent filmmaker. But if you watch his films carefully, you realize, oh, he's a descendant of Fritz Lang.
01:14:57.540He studied Fritz Lang and he studied, you know, how Fritz Lang shot a film and assembled a film.
01:15:05.860And and that's part of his vernacular that he's learned is his cinematic vernacular.
01:15:13.680And so, but anyhow, M is a prime example of as a sociological study of power and, you know, what power will allow.
01:15:28.600Power will allow the murderer and the pedophile, and they'll in fact use them, you know, to create a certain amount of chaos, because as long as those elements are out there, you're focused on them.
01:15:43.600You're not focused on the what we used to call the two percent, which is now the point zero zero three percent.
01:15:50.780It's like but, you know, you won't focus on authority if you're focused on the chaos that's occurring around you.
01:15:57.440If you have someone else that you can point to and say, oh, I'm upset with them.
01:16:01.740I'm upset with my neighbor or, you know, or any.
01:18:33.560I mean, I look, people should be reading these books and these books are becoming less and less available.
01:18:38.920I mean, you know, people should be reading Plato's Republic to understand, to understand, you know, I mean, it's the foundation of Western civilization.1.00
01:18:47.680And it's all in their eugenics and keep and we need to get rid of the poor.1.00
01:18:52.040And I mean, you read that. It's like, oh, my God, we're living this.0.99
01:18:54.620yeah exactly but it also has the lesson of um why be a good person why do an act of good
01:19:02.780if no one is there to recognize it oh you're right well that's what he does is it is he shows the
01:19:09.120how to be good and bad it's just like here's how things work yeah yeah i mean that and of course
01:19:14.660Machiavelli's the prince is another uh excellent book to um you know to learn about power and how
01:19:22.000the world works um why can't we get the public there seems to be a great awakening happening
01:19:27.420to that they've been lied to but but people still don't get that that they can learn these
01:19:33.980foundational systems and just for business even if you were a sociopath it's and just wanted power
01:19:39.660they should know all this but so many people just act like oh that doesn't exist i don't even want
01:19:44.240to know that there's basically rules to the game and and that basically it's like a 1984 where
01:19:50.000o'brien gives him the revolutionary book of how it all works and how they're all doing and how
01:19:54.980they are really bad and then he goes don't you get with the priest of power and we just wanted0.98
01:19:58.820to torture you and kill you because we thought you were a cool person and we like to hurt good0.99
01:20:01.680people and he goes but that doesn't make sense and it's just it's it's satanic let's go to that0.99
01:20:06.720so the first thing i asked what makes them want to know how the universe works how they could
01:20:11.300empower people how they could be a real aristocracy that was egalitarian and on top if they are
01:20:17.680supposedly superior, why would you then want to purposely screw people up and dumb them down?
01:20:23.640Well, I mean, the answer is always control. It always comes down to control. That's what
01:20:30.180authority and power seeks to do. And your common person, I mean, I mentioned this on Joe Rogan,
01:20:37.720the Latin phrase, mundus volt decapi, ergo decapiatur, which, you know, literally means
01:20:46.220the world, mundus, wants to be deceived.
01:20:50.540You know, vol decapi, ergo decapiator, therefore it is deceived.
01:20:55.100So the world wants to be deceived, therefore it is deceived.
01:20:57.520And the reason it wants to be deceived is because people don't want to believe
01:21:01.440the atrocities that are going around them.
01:21:06.760They're too busy because they've been pushed to the edge by the mechanisms of power,
01:21:15.560I mean, they say the world is in debt, trillions of dollars, but to who? To what? It doesn't even exist. And the fact is, money and debt, and these are all mental constructs that are designed to imprison us.
01:21:32.680And so people, because they're pushed to, you know, to just struggling to get through their day.
01:21:40.500I mean, there was a moment in in in Great Britain, I remember, and the actor Tim Roth was telling me about it, that, you know, it actually these it doesn't matter what side it is.
01:21:54.700But in that in that case, it was I think the Tories were in power and labor, you know, was trying to make a play to get into power.
01:22:01.840But at the end of the day, the working man only cared about his pint, his pint at the end of the day is what is what mattered to him.
01:22:08.440He just didn't want to have that little tiny bit of solace and luxury taken away from him.
01:22:14.200And so it's that kind of fear that something little, something insignificant will be taken away from you, you know, will ruin your life.
01:22:24.960Exactly. In 1984, it's all about the synthetic gin.
01:22:29.200Never take away their gin and never take away their lottery tickets.
01:22:33.600Yeah, exactly. Like just keep people. I mean, it's bread and circuses is the old you were talking about Rome and it's it's bread and circuses.
01:22:42.700You that's how you control the population. It's not through luxuries.
01:22:47.060It's the aspiration of luxury. Of course, you know, everybody thinks.
01:22:50.660I mean, America is built on the idea that any of us can become a billionaire.
01:22:55.240And I mean, I believe that that's true, because I think that there's an infinite amount of money, an infinite amount of love, an infinite amount of all these concepts that are out there.
01:23:05.120But at the end of the day, you know, it's people.
01:23:10.260People are afraid to have what little they have taken away from them.
01:23:14.480And so they're kept on the edge of the precipice.
01:23:20.180And because of this, you're able to control people.
01:23:22.720And now with the, you know, with the flat cameras and, you know, with AI and the various mechanisms of AI and the people who are in control of these gigantic data sets that are being collected, they're able to dial up and dial down.
01:23:37.960Uh, you know, um, they can, they can tell, uh, you know, um, I won't use company names because I don't want to, uh, um, I don't want to single out any single company because it's, it's really, everybody is attempting to do this.
01:23:54.700Exactly. I think we know who the I think we know who the companies are. They can look at these data sets and say, hey, this is a high risk person who is very vocal, who has something that that we need, something that can be taken away.
01:24:09.560And they're they're at risk of assassination. And because they know that they're able to dial up or dial down the the metrics to allow the assassination or to hold it back.
01:24:20.920And so they're allowed, you know, they're able to, you know, just by tweaking dials.
01:24:54.080And it's very enticing to actually want to be, you know, given the flying boots like Icarus or whoever.
01:25:00.280I have some experience with the agency.
01:25:02.040And what people don't really realize is that the agency is actually a whole bunch of little fiefdoms that are oftentimes working against each other.
01:27:57.440During the break, we were talking about the agency and how they creep into your life and how they become, how they ingratiate themselves to you.
01:28:09.780And they start, they use mechanisms to show you these are your vulnerabilities, which is kind of helpful, but it's also a threat.
01:28:18.140Nothing ever happens in in Hollywood or, you know, I mean, then Hollywood is really just a kind of extension of the government.
01:28:27.140It's a propaganda wing, you know, of the government.
01:28:30.780And, you know, I mean, I think so much USAID money was flowing into Hollywood.
01:28:35.280And that's where the messaging gets kind of channeled into motion pictures and sent out there.
01:28:41.160But, you know, you exist in any kind of system of power and like Hollywood for long enough.
01:28:47.420And pretty soon you find that you have a handler and that there is that you're being handled in certain ways.
01:28:54.580And as you were mentioning, they will show you, you know, information about you and your life as a kind of like this is your vulnerability and you've got to watch out for this.
01:29:06.940And if you're aware, you realize that, you know, they're they're they're not so subtly telling you, you know, stay in your lane.
01:29:18.480Exactly. And after that happened, let us and then they and just like the real world, they can dial up or dial down your your success.
01:29:27.280And, you know, I mean, that that is that that's how it works.
01:29:35.120that's how the system works well i sure no movie no movie i ever made was not made just like you
01:29:42.100know uh the hits that i saw happening you know in you know uh behind bars uh no movie i ever made
01:29:49.760you know got made without being sanctioned on some level by the authority do you think because
01:29:56.120of you being a little bit anti-establishment that's why they threw you in prison well it's
01:30:00.480funny i'm i'm both uh you know it's funny establishment people might think that i'm
01:30:04.800anti-establishment and anti-establishment people might think that i'm pro-establishment
01:30:09.000you know uh um i i'm i consider myself pro-humanity me too pro-human and pro-humans uh i would say
01:30:17.620you're a maverick i would say you're a maverick and the nsa put reports out over a decade ago
01:30:20.920saying we're not worried about clips i'm saying it we're not worried about criminals about but
01:30:24.840We're worried about interesting people.
01:30:27.600Yeah, I mean, because, and I am not afraid of saying what I know and how I know it,
01:30:34.620because, look, I've been up and I've been down,
01:30:36.860and, you know, the worst thing that happened to me was maybe simultaneously the best thing that happened to me
01:30:45.940I feel like I was asleep before, you know, before it happened.
01:30:49.820And then you get a front row seat of this is how the world works.
01:30:55.140And then shortly after that, you know, once I was released, I found myself far more aware of how I was being handled and who was handling me.
01:31:10.940And without going into details on that, you know, once you it's one of the hermetic laws.
01:31:18.380You know, there's like seven laws of Hermes Trismegestus, and one of the hermetic laws is once you know the frame that you're in, you know that there are those above you and there are those beneath you.
01:31:39.280And where you run into trouble is when you try to exit your frame, when you try to see yourself as going above your position.
01:31:46.360Once you know your frame, you're then able to move within your frame.
01:31:50.880And that is what freedom is in this world.
01:31:54.500And so knowing your lane, knowing your lane and staying within it.
01:32:42.440oh yeah no absolutely i mean you know uh you don't upset the the business of authority
01:32:51.380if you upset their business that's the quickest way out of this reality
01:32:56.560and so i would like it is it's like an old-fashioned nuclear power plant with thousands
01:33:01.000of dials and switches it isn't that i work for the system or you do and i've talked to some of
01:33:05.460these people they see it as there's all these movements and like pokemon cards they've got
01:33:10.020they're collecting and and and so we're independent we're real or they're they're switches on the
01:33:14.000space shuttle and so they may need to dial this up to counter that in a galen dialectic or a third
01:33:18.900fourth order consequence magnitude uh political mathematical equation which is more art than you
01:33:24.760know science there's a science of the art and so they they leave things out operating and they
01:33:30.420curate it as a how they want to grow it how they want to influence it even though you're not
01:33:35.460controlled by them at a certain point they they can try to hijack what you've done and move it
01:33:39.620at a certain point. So they want a diversity of systems that they control. But more and more,
01:33:44.260they don't want a diversity. They call that the end of history. And that's one arc of it. But
01:33:49.420there's other parts of the establishment that say that's too dangerous and that's stagnant.
01:33:52.580And so they're moving against it. So I think there's a civil war within the factions. There
01:33:56.300always has been. But can you elaborate on factions? Well, as you were just talking right now,
01:34:02.780I thought of Kanye West and how Kanye thought he was a billionaire until someone threw a switch
01:34:08.500And then he wasn't, you know, that what he thought he had was as easily taken away as it was given to him.
01:34:15.720And so the so then what you realize is, oh, if that's how you identify yourself is by what they give you.
01:34:27.140And that's an illusion that can be taken away at any moment.
01:34:31.140And then you find yourself as someone who serves power.
01:34:33.820And so what I learned and was actually, you know, a very close friend of mine who's now deceased, Stephen Bing, who was the producer of Beowulf, he the night before I went into before I was checked into before I was incarcerated the very night before he as I because, you know, you turn yourself in after after after court.
01:35:03.820He took me out to dinner and he brought with him one of his guys.
01:35:08.080He was a construction guy before he was a producer.
01:35:11.260And he had this guy who was sort of like a fixer who had, you know, spent a lot of time in prison over his life.
01:35:28.160You may think they're your friend, but they are not your friend.
01:35:31.000They're trying to manipulate and control you.
01:35:33.040Secondly, be your own man. You know, you may get your ass beaten because of it, but that only happens once. And, you know, just be your own man.0.99
01:35:50.120And so I took that and, you know, that was the lesson I took with me into into that environment.
01:35:57.280And I learned very quickly, you know, that, you know, that that was actually key to survival was I am not owned by anyone.
01:36:07.820And I had grown up watching this TV show, The Prisoner, the Patrick McGowan show.
01:38:03.440They they they immediately put X's through his picture on his like little file card and they drop it into a file folder called resigned because there's other people who have resigned.
01:38:13.920And then he goes to his house and he's trying to he's packing.
01:38:17.980He's basically run. He's going to go on the run.
01:38:20.820And this is at the top of every episode.
01:38:23.280He gets gassed. And then when he wakes up, he's in an apartment exactly like his apartment.
01:38:29.460And he opens up the blinds, but he's not in London anymore.
01:38:33.440He's on some weird island somewhere, which is a facsimile of the real world.
01:43:17.880Yeah, I mean, and it's partly because, look, I made a choice at one point that it's much more difficult to make, I mean, look, Hollywood is, the bread and butter of Hollywood is revenge and wrath.
01:43:31.600Like, that's what sells traditionally.
01:43:33.820It's way more difficult to make a movie or a TV series about forgiveness.
01:43:41.040And, you know, Paradise Lost is an examination of man's first disobedience.
01:43:46.240And I realized at a certain point that, and I'm doing it by, I'm using AI generative imaging to, you know, to create the film just because I can do it at such a minor budget, at such a small budget.
01:44:00.860I mean, I still have a crew and I still have actors and everything, but because I'm able to bring the budget so far down, I don't have to serve a master.
01:44:12.800I don't have to serve a studio master with their messaging, which tends to be more often than not serving wrath and revenge.
01:44:24.840And I've also followed that much that you have your own AI company, and you're absolutely right.
01:44:28.700It's like a gun or a tractor or anything.
01:45:00.780And I look at it as just the latest development in the long history of cinema, which has constantly had revolutions.
01:45:07.980You know, the very first films were black and white and silent, and at a certain point, sound came along.
01:45:14.940And in fact, when you look at the earliest of cinema, you know, the Lumiere Brothers films, Workers Leaving the Factory or The Train Arriving at Ceabet Station, these these movies, which were just clips, they were just shooting real life.
01:45:31.800I'm sure that people in theater during those days would look at those films and say, oh, it's slop.
01:45:38.180You know, who will ever want to go see?
01:45:39.880Yes, it's interesting to look at, but it's you know, it's just slop.
01:45:43.220Let's, you know, it will never match the majesty of theater where we feel the performer and blah, blah, blah.
01:45:50.760Well, eventually movies evolved from that.
01:45:52.840And we had silent films, which were, you know, like Metropolis and Fritz Lang's work that we talked about earlier.
01:46:35.900Some of the globalists are like 80 years old.
01:46:37.240So whatever weird ideas they've got about what's happening now, they have no idea what's even going on with young people.
01:46:41.680I know they have specialists that understand all that, but there's real disconnects in the establishment.
01:46:45.900I think what you're saying about you are number one, we're all number one when we realize it,
01:46:49.780is that the globalists actually aren't in full control unless we give the control over to them.
01:46:55.840And that control happens here. That control begins here.
01:46:59.140You are free or imprisoned here, not the walls around you.
01:47:03.420Because the entire world, this is what I learned when I was released, is that it was just a facsimile of the real world.
01:47:09.720The real world is as much a prison. It's just the bars are further away. The, the edge of the, you know, like when people talk about the edge of the universe or the edge of our, our known existence on, on the planet, it's all here. And the, the powers of, of manifestation and changing the reality are very simple.
01:47:29.800In fact, in the late 1930s, there was, let me see, what was her name?
01:47:34.940Helene Hadsell, I think, was her name, who developed the SPEC technique.
01:50:05.980It's, you know, it's the vowels put together.
01:50:09.400And it's a way to effectively that speech and construction of language is the word, and that's how power is created.
01:50:22.500And people use neurolinguistic programming, especially in Hollywood and through movies.
01:50:26.860Movies are a kind of spell, and you can do a good spell or you can do a bad spell.
01:50:32.100And you put these ideas out into the universe through cinema.
01:50:38.000And as we watch movies, we are affected by these, these ideas and people are, you know, a vast majority of the population is very monkey see monkey do because they're asleep. And, uh, and I don't mean that as a kind of slag on. No, you're telling them they're asleep so they can get out of it. Do five more minutes.0.87
01:50:56.680People need to wake up. People need to wake up and, you know, and to realize these things.
01:51:02.220And so, you know, when you go see a movie and I, you know, you think about the various movies that are out there, you know, when Spielberg made Disclosure Day, he's making that as a kind of programmatic message that he's putting out there to cast a spell, to cast an idea.
01:51:19.280When you see Project Hail Mary, you know, it's a very different kind of, whether you like these movies or not, it's irrelevant.
01:51:28.920Project Hail Mary is a film that's about, you know, self-sacrifice.
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01:56:56.040What I think is these are dimensional manifestations.
01:57:01.620These are angels and demons that are being presented to us.
01:57:04.140But the narrative of aliens is being laid down onto us to keep us kind of in control.
01:57:11.520And we can see this in CIA playbooks, you know, dating back to the 1950s.
01:57:16.820They've been planning these various psyops, and aliens is one of them.
01:57:22.640And so I don't necessarily believe it.
01:57:24.860I think that what they're talking about are beings that are already here and have been here for a very, very long time
01:57:33.060and are just getting more and more, it's more and more difficult for them to hide.
01:57:37.260And so they're preparing to reveal these individuals to the world under the guise of aliens
01:57:47.800to explain away who these individuals are because they walk among us and they live among us.
01:57:55.320They breed among us and without sounding like a crazy person.
01:58:01.260And there is a practical, I think, a practical reality of who they are.
01:58:08.640And I think it dates back to Nephilim and, you know, the very early, I mean, all of this is kind of inexistent in historical texts, not just the Bible, but largely in the Bible.
01:58:23.260And a lot of these books have been taken out.
01:58:25.220But if you go back to, you know, Ezekiel and you start seeing evidence of the the Nephilim, which are only very briefly mentioned, you know, throughout the the Bible.
01:58:39.580And but the Nephilim are they came in many, many forms.
01:58:44.760And when you look at old illuminated manuscripts and and even historical records of.
01:58:52.660I was about to say the Sumerians, all their all their cuneiform is all matter of fact.
01:58:58.020And then they find it's all a matter of fact about the gods down here and breeding with us and teaching us everything.
01:59:03.100And then all the other cultures are saying the same thing. It's like, no, this is serious.
01:59:08.160Yeah. Yeah. I really do believe that it's that.
01:59:12.600And so there are, you know, people use the term lizard people, for example.
01:59:17.280And and who are they? Well, I think they've been here for a really, really long time.0.93
01:59:21.240And they are no different than the Bellamy or the Satyrs or the foot people or all these other creatures that have been described by Herodotus back, you know, in ancient books when he was describing, you know, the world and, you know, northern Africa, which has only been a desert, you know, a wasteland desert for a short time.
02:04:24.860He's obviously not on the Israeli payroll to say that or whoever killed him.
02:04:30.880I still think it's an open book, and I think there could be reasonable doubt when they're saying, well, we can't conclusively say the bullet they dug out of him came from a 30-odd-six.
02:04:39.960They don't say it fragmented, whatever, but, I mean, you could still, if it fragmented, you'd get rifling off part of it.
02:04:46.920You can reconstruct it, computer models.
02:04:49.840I mean, so that alone could be used as a reasonable doubt.
02:04:52.280So we'll get his predictions for the trial now on day five of the pretrial.
02:04:56.520Robert Barnes also has his own very popular podcast.
02:04:58.980You follow him on Exit Barnes Law as well.
02:05:01.060But you'd be hiding under a rock to not know where Barnes is, but everybody should follow him.
02:05:06.140Some of us will be like, you had Lionel on thinking it's, you know, a cover-up yesterday.
02:05:09.840Now this guy, yeah, because I don't know.
02:05:11.720And we don't have to get mad at Lionel thinking it's a cover-up or mad at Barnes thinking the official story overall is true.0.92
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02:05:37.020But I respect Barnes so much, and now what I'm seeing come out, it's moving me back over the direction to at least he thinks he's the shooter.
02:05:45.660He looks like he's been a shock therapeut or something.0.93
02:05:47.520Looks like Mind Control 101, but that's also the trans drug addict culture of gamers and furries and all this stuff I had to learn about.0.97
02:07:16.940The only advantage a defense lawyer has is to hold back their defense for trial.
02:07:22.240So I have no conclusion at this point as to whether Tyler Robinson is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt because the evidence hasn't been fully contested yet.
02:07:31.880I do believe the prosecution has met its probable cause standard.
02:07:35.480The other important things to notice here is that the probable cause standard allows for these hearings to present hearsay testimony, testimony that has not been challenged under cross-examination or confrontation of witnesses, allows testimony that doesn't meet maybe scientific standards for the purposes of trial itself.
02:07:55.140So not only is the standard of the burden the lowest burden in all of American law, but it also allows evidence in that may not be admissible evidence at actual trial.
02:08:07.700So I think those are two important things to take into consideration.
02:08:11.340I know some people confuse this with a trial, and so they thought Tyler Robinson was being denied due process.
02:08:18.660In fact, he's received more due process than almost all criminal defendants receive in America.
02:08:23.580He got advanced previews of all the discovery. That's very rare. He didn't have to even file a
02:08:28.820plea until the preliminary hearing, and he was able to delay the preliminary hearing for the
02:08:33.900better part of a year. That is very rare. He's got to cross-examine a bunch of witnesses,
02:08:38.740including state experts and federal experts, and that is very rare. Some people get confused
02:08:43.760because the ATF and FBI have witnesses testifying. That's because their labs are considered the most
02:08:49.320sophisticated labs in the country for testing DNA and forensic evidence.
02:08:53.300Well, let me just interrupt you for a moment, which I'm good at,
02:09:16.680What do you think could have spurred them to think that?
02:09:19.900Yeah, I mean, I think it's because I'm pointing out that he is they are meeting their probable cause standard and that there is a lot of evidence pointing to Tyler Robinson as the trigger man.
02:09:29.380My criticism of the of those that have been raising alternative narratives is that they're looking at the wrong place.
02:09:35.640Trying to convince people Tyler Robinson has nothing to do with this is not going to be a productive path, that that's the path that I said is like, you know,
02:09:43.540you experienced that where people went all the way down the rabbit hole on Sandy Hook when they
02:09:47.460missed some of the more obvious places to look like inadequate security, things like that.
02:09:52.600And so I think the same thing is happening in the Candace world where they're so, if a piece of
02:09:58.620evidence incriminates an Israel lobby, incriminates a conspiracy, incriminates somebody, but it
02:10:06.240exonerates Turning Point, a lot of the Candace crowd will ignore that evidence. So for example,
02:10:11.280But what the preliminary hearing has not shown at all to me is that there was no conspiracy here.
02:10:16.240It is not shown to me. Lance Twig's testimony by video looked to me like someone that was involved in the murder, in my view, that was a co-conspirator.
02:10:25.740And I haven't explained how this. I agree. Let's elaborate.
02:10:28.160He yeah, he looked very sinister things. You said elaborate on that.
02:10:32.640Yeah. So the so the the question is, the do you have a qui bono for somebody else to have committed the murder?
02:10:38.320The answer is yes. People connected to the Israel lobby benefited from the murder of Charlie Kirk.
02:10:45.580We've often talked about when you look for you look for certain red flags of a false flag, which doesn't mean a murder didn't happen.
02:10:52.440Doesn't mean a person didn't commit the murder. It just means all the culprits haven't been properly identified.
02:10:57.500Literally, the pirates raising a false flag to get close to the ship to seize it.
02:11:01.220Doesn't mean the pirates didn't seize the ship.
02:11:03.000And so here, there is a alternative qui bono. Now, a qui bono that made zero sense was blaming Turning Point, was blaming Erica Kirk, was blaming the other people at Turning Point.
02:11:14.380They lost her husband. She lost the father of her children. And all of them lost a close friend and the key source of their revenue and public support.
02:11:23.460So the qui bono ruled out Turning Point, but ruled in the possibility of the Israel lobby.
02:11:28.940And so if you look at that, then then you go to a second. Is there an unusual security lapse? The unusual security lapse wasn't by Turning Point. Turning Point identified the security risk of that rooftop. And it was instead by the university police who lied to Turning Point and said they couldn't have a drone.
02:11:48.560there lied to turning point about saying it would be locked lied to turning point saying they would
02:11:54.280have security there that has also not been explained at all at this probable cause hearing
02:11:59.780so to me those are the paths evidentiary paths people should pursue as to broader suspects then
02:12:06.080we get to the third aspect everything about his communications with lance his lover and the
02:12:11.500communications with people on the discord board suggests somebody that's trying to people looked
02:12:16.660said, they said it feels kind of fake. Well, there's plenty of evidence that he made those
02:12:19.880texts. Those texts have now been introduced at every single evidentiary stage from the servers
02:12:24.440at Discord, from the cell phones that Twiggs possessed, from the cell phone that Tyler
02:12:28.880Robinson possessed, from the testimony of Lance Twiggs. All have confirmed and other police
02:12:34.880investigators that, in fact, Tyler Robinson did send those texts communicating that he was the
02:12:40.180one responsible for the murder. But why would he send those texts unless it's possible they were
02:12:46.400co-conspirators and he was trying to give them a heads up to clear out clear up get rid of what
02:12:52.100you need to get rid of dodge bullet i'll take the i'll take the hit you know i'll take the rap
02:12:56.600he probably didn't think based on him leaving the note behind for lance twigs that uh his lover0.98
02:13:02.000that the that uh that he would actually survive this the well yeah that's what i saw when i read
02:13:07.780it it sounds like it's a cover story for him but but let's unpack what you said earlier because i
02:13:13.760know you're the expert on this and I agree with you totally I'm not against Candace Owens but day
02:13:18.700one they're saying it's Fort Huachuca 12 colonels a known con man who said his wife locked him in
02:13:25.740the garage beat him up with a hammer beat the car took the keys and then there's video of him
02:13:28.920convicted doing all that I said why are you doing this they don't plan a murder of somebody with the
02:13:34.560wife and 12 colonels that's not how it works the day before somewhere that looked like a diversion
02:13:40.440rabbit trail away that it's all about tp usa everybody goes after them and then you've got0.79
02:13:48.520the zen guy down there with all his political stuff going i did it i killed him and then oh0.98
02:13:53.440i did it so he could get away you have 10 trannies in the three days before and their supporters1.00
02:13:57.940saying he'll be dead when he comes in a few days he'll be dead tomorrow see he's dead and then i0.96
02:14:01.700talked to tp usa they say now the catch still said we're not looking at them yeah they probably knew
02:18:55.280And there's two different paths it could lead back to Israel lobby-connected parties or expose intelligence assets.
02:19:01.720One could be an Israel lobby orchestrated event that might explain the unusual security lapse at the university that lied to Turning Point about securing the rooftop.
02:19:10.560The in three different ways, they lied to him.
02:19:13.120I mean, they lied to him about saying they couldn't have a drone.
02:19:14.880They lied to him because you have a constitutional right over a certain airspace.
02:21:50.380The and because whatever it is, it is highly curious and very strange that the FBI never pursued this investigation into the larger group and the immediately got to twigs to get use immunity and was appears to be in witness protection.
02:22:06.980the way he kind of disappeared the uh so i mean that that itself is odd the uh and usually somebody
02:22:13.520who's if he was ideologically motivated if he was truly part of the trans community from heart mind
02:22:19.080and soul he'd be out there defending uh tyler robinson the instead he's he's setting up robinson
02:22:25.620to be the complete patsy and the soul patsy for the whole thing the and then you go deeper in
02:22:31.020to where a lot of the money uh and and information come from it comes from intel assets it comes from
02:22:36.020people connected to the israel lobby whatever it was the fbi very quickly shut down all leads into
02:22:42.180a broader conspiracy and shut down all leads when joe kent tried to investigate and i find both of
02:22:48.900that and it's it's the three signs of a a false flag qui bono of somebody else who could be a
02:22:54.860likely culprit an unusual security lapse at the scene but it wasn't by turning point it was by
02:23:00.680the university police and third unusual aspects of the investigative leads not pursued stay there
02:23:07.120stay there let's come back and unpack that because i'm just going to say this again folks
02:23:10.480my gut's never wrong plus all the stuff he's talking about this image and him when you do
02:23:15.000the video makes my skin crawl because that is a together evil sociopathic person in my opinion
02:23:21.720okay and when i and that way superior uh to the to the patsy i mean this is bad
02:29:28.920The problem was Twiggs had used his machinery to help Tyler Robinson put those little etchings about, you know, catch fascist and the various, you know, famous Antifa slogans and little, you know.
02:29:41.900Which all these shooters around the country do, the serial killers, the school shooters, the shooters at the Texas ice facilities.
02:29:48.940It's all the same M.O. So who's creating this culture?
02:29:52.100Oh, the FBI doesn't want to investigate why they're all following the exact same blueprint.
02:29:57.080Correct. So, like, it appeared to me that Twiggs had two problems after Robinson was still alive after the murder.
02:30:03.040Problem one was that the that there was the note left behind that was meant to probably be a cover up, a covering letter, a CYA letter, assuming that Robinson died in the attempt at an assassination.
02:30:18.340And so he burnt that letter. But they had to explain why he burned that letter.
02:30:22.500If that letter was exonerating of Lance Twiggs, he would keep the letter. It was he became worried that it could be incriminating of him.
02:30:30.080Then you have this odd story about how he wanted to engrave on the bullets a month before for a hunting trip rather than for the assassination when everything he's engraving on there is related to the assassination.
02:30:43.960How deceptive we're supposed to believe, oh, he had this, my tool.
02:30:47.640And then also, oh, Lance Quiggs, we never talked about politics or any of this, even though he was enraged and wanted to kill Kirk.
02:30:54.600I mean, that is somebody, in my opinion, because we were heard he did it for his lover.
02:30:58.660But now, oh, no, I know nothing. I know nothing. Exactly. And you feel and then you get these what look like the they were clearly, truly sent text by Tyler Robinson.
02:31:09.960But their the their logic behind them doesn't make any sense. Why is he confessing to the discord group?
02:31:16.040Why is he confessing to his lover? Why is he doing it in this stilted language?
02:31:20.480Unless it's intended to cover up their complicity, cover up their culpability, cover up.
02:31:26.280he's tipping them off he's saying i did it everybody i did it remember i did it the uh
02:31:32.120and you know the and by the way remember this note that's there remember this is over here
02:31:36.600remember that's over there the oh by the way i'm gonna turn myself in everybody i'm gonna turn
02:31:41.360myself in hint hint the i that's how i took that and then patel obliges by i confirmed
02:31:48.000killing the investigation into the little buddy boys uh so so why what does that mean
02:31:54.060so i think you add that up is this is an attempt once i think there was a belief
02:32:00.640that he would get caught or killed at the scene and when that didn't happen it hit some panic
02:32:07.000mode he was supposed to get the crooks treatment yeah exactly and so he didn't get the crooks
02:32:12.440treatment probably was supposed to have got the crooks treatment the and when that didn't happen
02:32:17.180that's what my military special ops guys that's what they think is what you're saying right and
02:32:22.360makes sense i mean the so i think when you the reality was turning point security was pretty
02:32:27.200tight so they there was only one a loophole left in uh rather than some other ones so he gets out
02:32:32.740quick the he's able to to sort of dodge the bullet so to speak quite literally the then is kind of
02:32:38.800surprised he has the sort of same childish mind that you see in lee atwater that you see in saran
02:32:44.720saran and some of these other people that might have been that appear to have been manchurian
02:32:48.560candidates of their own kind the and so the it appears to be thinking he's doing it for his
02:32:55.000lover but notice the other thing i don't believe at all and according to other people's testimony
02:32:58.960that or tell what other people have told people that haven't yet testified that lance twigs talked
02:33:04.180about trans and politics all the time and now he's pretending he never talked about it that you know
02:33:09.980that doesn't hold that in other words all of those parts of his statement appear to be tied up to
02:33:15.260cover up for him. And why were they afraid to bring him in to testify live in front of him?
02:33:22.580Because if he comes in and testifies effectively live, that the Tyler Robinson probably cuts a
02:33:27.480plea deal for life in prison. I think that's probably what's still going to happen. I think
02:33:32.240they're going to have this all wrapped up because the preliminary hearing was so compelling against
02:33:36.700Robinson being the trigger man that he has major motivation to cut a plea deal to take a death
02:33:41.600penalty off the table the but uh everything about it uh it screams that there's more culpable0.72
02:33:47.140complicit conspiratorial parties and then the question goes is it just that group of trans
02:33:52.100activists uh or was it and were these trans activists not really trans activists at all
02:33:56.840but the their own form of assets their own form of operation and then you tie this into the
02:34:02.100hollywood movie that just won best oscar which was about trying to activate uh antifa style
02:34:08.000activist celebrating and make him look like, you know, DiCaprio, their adversary, like0.92
02:39:05.400And what we know is there's been inadequate investigation into it.
02:39:10.000It was not developed by the prosecutors at this preliminary hearing.
02:39:13.480It was not developed by the defense lawyers, because I think for the defense lawyers perspective, going down that path doesn't help them because it continues to point the finger at their client.
02:39:23.300So that's where they're caught in a trap where they don't have the incentive to try to develop the broader conspiracy evidence because it condemns their own client.
02:39:31.320Exactly. So why is Patel going to the wider conspiracy?
02:43:39.640So the wrap-up of Tyler Robinson is that Tyler Robinson is likely guilty.
02:43:44.200The outcome of the case is most likely a plea deal
02:43:46.460that takes the death penalty off the table.
02:43:48.460But that does not close out the possibilities of other culpable parties, including other people that were connected to the Trantifa movement, his lovers, the people that tried to distract and helped him exit that day by falsely claiming to be guilty.
02:44:04.300The other, the various Trantifa, the Salt Lake City related movements that have NGO governmental and other ties in funding sourcing and assets used.
02:44:15.360The all of that is yet to be developed. But I think people that go down the blame turning point path have gone down a rabbit hole, incriminating the most innocent participants in the process where and those going down the let's exonerate Tyler Robinson path got trapped into basically making themselves look incredulous in the process.
02:44:38.460So it's always when you're looking at a potential false flag event, make sure to be disciplined in your analysis, not take the easy bait.
02:44:46.520And if you because if you do, you end up with nobody believing you.
02:44:49.800You end up where some of the like in the people criticizing what happened at Sandy Hook, they had legitimate criticism about whether or not there was adequate safety for those school systems.
02:44:58.440And they started to explore that possibility, whether pharmaceutical over medication of young men was triggering these events,
02:45:05.240whether aspects of the coarsening nature of our culture in big tech were accelerating this dehumanization amongst part of our population.
02:45:13.840All that were legitimate, credible concerns if they had been fully explored.
02:45:18.580Instead, people went down rabbit holes pretending people didn't exist, that everybody was fake, that everybody was this or that.
02:45:24.260And what they did in the process is not only self-discredit their criticisms, but they let the true culprits,
02:45:29.240the big pharmaceutical companies, big tech companies, the local politicians that pocketed
02:45:34.620the money rather than protect the safety and security of those children adequately and
02:45:38.660competently off the hook. They're doing the same thing here. Similar 2020 election, 2020 election,
02:45:43.860if you looked at it, the most likely culprit were mass mail-in ballots, mass mail-in ballots that
02:45:49.000were cast by people in unconstitutionally unqualified manner. What I mean by that
02:45:54.500Constitution required the rules set by the legislature of the state be the exclusive mechanism by which ballots could be cast and counted in the presidential election.
02:46:04.700Those rules require that people vote in a particular manner, identify themselves in a particular manner, be registered in a particular manner of certain aspects to that registration.
02:46:13.780There are a bunch of people who are registered to vote that were not constitutionally qualified to vote in the presidential election of 2020.
02:46:19.080There are people who cast their ballots and the way they send it back in terms of chain of custody, in terms of signing it to match their signature on the voter file that was not done in a constitutionally qualified manner.
02:46:30.280And then the votes were counted and cast were counted in canvas in a manner that violated also the rules set by the state legislature for the canvassing and counting of ballots, including making sure of the adequacy and accuracy of the chain of custody of that ballot, making sure that indeed there was accurate signatures matched on those ballots.
02:46:46.640that counting and canvassing did not take in many of take place in many of the states that
02:46:51.560were at issue in the presidential election of 2020. However, those issues well developed in
02:46:56.300the Georgia election contest brought by President Trump, never heard by any court, never heard by
02:47:01.540anybody in terms of the testing, the evidence and their legal sufficiency, because everybody was
02:47:07.100chasing Dominion. Everybody was chasing servers. Everybody was chasing computer systems. Everybody
02:47:12.220was chasing Venezuela and Iran and China and everything except what was glaring at them in0.96
02:47:18.020the face, that they just stuffed the ballots the old-fashioned way. So every great crime needs a0.93
02:47:22.920great patsy. That doesn't make Tyler Robinson the patsy. That makes where other people in pursuing
02:47:28.560questions and challenges, they've pursued the patsy rather than pursue the actual criminals.
02:47:34.160And it's because they've wanted to implicate and incriminate Turning Point rather than recognize
02:47:38.620under the quibono analysis turning point was never going to be culpable though those are the deep
02:47:44.020friends and family and closest family uh and whose own professional and financial futures were
02:47:49.480dependent on the continued success of charlie kirk they had every incentive for him not to die
02:47:54.660so the people continuing to pursue that path obsessively were almost doomed to failure because
02:47:59.920they failed the very first test of looking at a false flag quibono if somebody didn't profit from
02:48:05.260it, they're not likely to be a suspect. Look to those that were. And had they done so adequately
02:48:10.320and sufficiently, maybe they wouldn't have been led down this perilous path of pretending Tyler
02:48:14.620Robinson had nothing to do with it. And that Tyler Robinson was a complete patsy when he was
02:48:18.820the trigger man all along. But that doesn't mean he was the only man on that trigger in ways that
02:48:25.100involve culpability through conspiracy and cover up. So the hopefully now people will use this as
02:48:30.360an educational lesson as to how to look at the world without buying into the institutional0.55
02:48:35.260narrative, but without buying into the the patsy, the bogus narrative that is itself a
02:48:51.460Why did they mislead and misrepresent the facts to a turning point?
02:48:55.360Why did the why did the FBI under Cash Patel not investigate further the Trantifa connections and potential conspiracy?
02:49:05.420Why did they try to effectively cover up for Lance Twiggs?
02:49:09.640Why did they not pursue why did they shut down Joe Kent's independent investigation and inquiry?
02:49:14.720Those are questions that are still yet to be answered.
02:49:17.420And the fact that Tyler Robinson was the likely trigger man does not answer those questions.
02:49:22.140And that's an important fact to remember going forward.
02:49:24.240As we look at the broader issues in terms of the deal, what's going to happen in Iran, how that is going to impact U.S. politics, we'll get to that at the other side of the hour.
02:49:36.140It appears the president is deciding to back out and rug pull the memorandum of understanding that Vice President Vance was able to attain and achieve just a few weeks ago.
02:49:45.180President Trump admitted at that time and acknowledged at that time that what the MOU required was simply release of Iran's own money back to Iran.
02:49:52.800that what it required was the end of sanctions on Iran,
02:49:56.780recognizing as the president himself acknowledged and admitted
02:49:59.280that those sanctions are counterproductive for U.S. political and financial and economic interests.
02:50:04.080I don't have to sell you on bovine colostrum.
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02:50:58.040Women, you know, since the 60s have been taking it.1.00
02:51:00.680But if it's doing that to the outside, what is it doing to the inside?
02:51:04.680So I wanted to just read some of the things that's in Bovine Colostrum and explain to you how ours is four times stronger than the average stuff on the market and at least twice as strong as leading competitors.
02:53:59.660welcome back to the alex jones live show you can follow it alex jones live.com and in real alex
02:54:09.280jones x and alex jones live on rumble the uh for this uh last five minute uh part where i'm here
02:54:16.460before we cut to the break and the other guest host come in the key factor to look at in the
02:54:22.180iran wars what's likely to happen so the what the president knew and what he admitted several weeks
02:54:26.860ago is that we're continuing to sanction Iran as counterproductive for U.S. interest,
02:54:31.660continuing to hold on to Iranian assets, some of which we've been holding on to for over 50 years,
02:54:37.120is counterproductive to U.S. interest, that continuing a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz
02:54:42.400only means that many of the necessary, not only oil and gas, including natural gas,
02:54:49.920and including sweet crude, and including sour crude and heavy crude, but also a range of other
02:54:56.040petrochemicals and helium and fertilizers like urea and the like, things like sulfur that are
02:55:02.460essential in the high-tech economy and other aspects of our supply chain, that the continuing
02:55:07.400to keep the blockade only allowed Iran to continue to blockade other product, non-Iranian products
02:55:13.740out of the strait. And that was getting to the point where we would be on the verge based on,
02:55:18.760he said, four weeks, about three weeks ago, he said in four weeks, we would fall off the cliff
02:55:22.820terms of the global economy. And yet here we are, apparently going back to that all over again.
02:55:28.180The president appears to have convinced himself that a coercive technique would work with Iran
02:55:34.420when it hasn't worked with Iran, hasn't worked with Russia, hasn't worked with China. Indeed,
02:55:38.460if there's three great civilizations, it is counterproductive to employ primarily and
02:55:42.940principally coercive tools against. It is the Russian bear, the Chinese panda and the Persian
02:55:47.680tiger and unfortunately trump has taken the bait to do all three economic coercion he attempted
02:55:53.360against china they use their rare earth monopoly to get him to capitulate tried to use the threat
02:55:58.320of various kinds of attacks deep into russia including on its refineries and other aspects
02:56:02.440russia is now saying they will escalate their attacks on ukraine and are considering even
02:56:07.620attacks on europe that and iran will do the same we apparently if we hit their infrastructure
02:56:12.740they will hit the infrastructure of the Gulf in Israel. If we hit their water desalination plants,
02:56:18.080they will hit the water desalination plants of the Gulf countries in Israel, which are far more0.95
02:56:22.460dependent on them, that could trigger a massive refugee crisis into Europe and around the world.0.91
02:56:27.940That if we take out oil and gas and petrochemical infrastructure from Iran, they will do the same0.88
02:56:33.840throughout the Gulf Coast, Gulf countries, and to Israel. That could trigger an economic disaster0.92
02:56:40.380for more than a decade, because that's how long it may take to get those gas and oil and other
02:56:45.620petrochemical development infrastructure back online to full capacity. So the president has
02:56:51.140been trapped. The Israel lobby is whispering in his ear, telling him it's Iran that's out to kill
02:56:55.840him. When if anybody, it's not Iran that delivered a golden pager to the president in their very first
02:57:01.480visit in the Oval Office of his second term. That would be Bibi Netanyahu. The lie that Iran is out
02:57:08.020to assassinate the president of the United States is hogwash and garbage.1.00
02:57:11.900And everybody inside the CIA and the DNI and in the Pentagon knows it.0.99
02:57:16.660And yet the president is being suckered and sapped, backed into the same trap,
02:57:20.640the escalation trap that Professor Pape has repeatedly warned about for more than two decades,0.89
02:57:25.880which is you cannot use coercive tools to get what you want out of Iran.
02:57:30.480You can use, as Vice President Vance was pointing out, the release of sanctions,
02:57:34.800the release of funds, the economic engagement, economic investment as the carrot to bring Iran back to a more de-escalatory relationship with the United States, Israel and the Gulf countries.0.94
02:57:48.740But you're not going to get them there when they're screaming for revenge and waving the Shia red flag of revenge during the most attended funeral in world history.0.81
02:57:58.500Over 45 million people in Iran and Iraq attended and honored and recognized the death of the former Supreme Leader and were screaming and chanting in every single street, revenge, revenge, revenge.0.83
02:58:10.660Now was not the time to double down on coercive conduct and coercive conflict.
02:58:15.280Unfortunately, it's the one the president's path is pursuing.
02:58:17.980And what that means is disaster coming up for the midterms and massive economic risk.
02:58:22.680Let us hope, let us pray that Vice President Vance can step in and restore some degree of sanity to the president's decision making as it relates to Iran or the whole world faces deep, great global depression risk.
02:58:36.140And the United States faces a massive midterm revolutionary election that could knock the president himself out of office by June of this year, next of this time in 2027.
03:01:02.520and real Alex Jones on X at AJN Live and more.
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03:01:34.080Welcome to the fourth hour of the Alex Jones Show. I'm your guest host, Jay Dyer of Jay's Analysis.
03:01:38.940What an amazing week, Alex's insane viral debate with Sneaky Sneeko.
03:01:44.440So I'm glad that it came to that because I've been on Sneeko's channel doing debates before as well.
03:01:50.600We had a famous debate with Muslim Lantern, who has kind of gone into obscurity since the debate that I had with Muslim Lantern on Sneeko's channel, where Sneeko was the moderator.
03:02:00.800And now Alex, I think, has helped to hopefully retire the insane trend-floating, trend-wave-riding, flip-flopping of the character Sneeko.
03:02:10.680But it also ties into Joe Rogan's interview with Rupert Lowe, the British politician who highlighted the Fabian socialists, which you've heard me talking about for so many years.
03:02:24.660I've been highlighting and bringing attention to this because it's so important to understand the actual ideology of the global elites, whether it's the Rothschild, Milner, Fabian circles, or whether it's the Democratic Socialist Party, the Democratic Socialists of America.
03:02:39.860this ideology that's gaining so much momentum in terms of leftism and what exactly is that
03:02:46.680relationship to marxism is it classical marxism is it something different we're going to find out
03:02:51.720again as we rehearse the classic story of the fabians today and again it's very crucial because
03:02:57.380keir starmer was a fabian socialist you'll go back in the last several decades of british
03:03:01.920politicians the labor party that was rebranded socialism fabian socialists became the labor
03:03:08.480Party to hide what their real strategy was because Marxism, socialism became very unpopular.
03:03:15.420So they really took over the left, so to speak. But it's Marxism that's reformed. It's Marxism
03:03:22.040blended with monopoly capital. This is really the best way to understand the ideology that's
03:03:28.140operant in the world that it sort of transcends the, for example, left Islamic ideology versus
03:03:35.980is the Zionist ideology or something like that, because both of those ideologies have above them
03:03:41.900an overriding socialism known as Fabian socialism. Now, if you go back to the 1800s,
03:03:49.760Karl Marx, of course, was a socialist, a Marxist, obviously the founder of Marxism.
03:03:54.840But Marxism itself, in terms of an ideology of communism, does not begin with Marx. It goes back
03:03:59.460to earlier, prior to him, with the French Revolution, you had the Jacobins that were
03:04:03.880Marxist before Marx. They were communists. They had the same ideology, for example, as Adam Weishaupt,
03:04:11.000who was a communist. And we've seen in many writings of Sutton, the writings of Carol
03:04:16.000Quigley, we've seen it in the Rothschild's biography that we just covered last Friday,
03:04:20.960that a lot of these elite money power oligarchical families prefer Marxism because it allows them to
03:04:28.440have a centralization of the wealth of a nation to overthrow the existing power structure and to
03:04:34.280transfer that wealth offshore while they control everybody from a top-down technocratic ideology.0.96
03:04:40.180Now, SNCO ties into this because SNCO is a useful dupe, and a lot of Islam is a useful dupe kind of0.97
03:04:46.120ideology. It's a chess piece on the chessboard like Zbigniew Brzezinski talks about with the0.99
03:04:51.220grand chessboard. And so Marxism has this tool capability within it to be used, much like Islam.0.93
03:04:59.780And so the red-green alliance, the tying together of Islamic ideology with leftist socialist ideology0.81
03:05:06.220has been a very potent force. But it's not actually that antithetical to Zionism, even though you
03:05:13.440might think it is. The founders of utopian socialism themselves, it's not actually Karl Marx,
03:05:19.200Modern utopian socialism comes from Moses Hess, the famous rabbi, very influenced by Spinoza and his pantheism to create what would become the Zionist ideology.
03:05:31.020In fact, he was writing about Zionism way before anyone knew about this as a political ideology.
03:05:35.200In the 1860s, Moses has in his book, Rome and Jerusalem, wrote extensively about how he had already been talking to the Rothschilds, particularly Edmund the Rothschild, and that they were looking towards creating a new state, a new power block, you could say, perhaps, in the Middle East when the Rothschilds would eventually purchase large swaths of land from the Turkish sultan.
03:05:57.800That would eventually become the modern nation state of Israel, although it would take many years before it would get recognized post-World War II.
03:06:06.660If you go to my channel, we had a lot of fun last night reviewing and commenting on Alex's debate with Sneko.1.00
03:06:11.880But it's important to realize that Sneko, when he's out there at the soccer match cheering on the victory of Islam in New York and saying Mamdani is part of this victory, Mamdani's at her marching with trannies, right?0.99
03:06:26.460And then he's over here pushing Islam, and then SNCO is tying into that.0.99
03:06:31.060Well, none of these things are actually antithetical because, if you go back to the 1890s, there was a new society created.
03:06:40.620The ideas were already there, but it wasn't really formalized as a unit until the early 1900s in terms of this society.
03:06:48.640They're not a secret society, so they operated more in the open.
03:06:51.460And the idea was to reform Marxism in the ways that it was very deficient.
03:06:58.100So Marxism, for example, had the idea, in terms of its classical position from Marx, that the proletariat would rise up.
03:07:06.420And then the working class would overthrow their capitalist oppressors and take over the means of production in the factories and whatnot.
03:07:14.880But it turned out that the workers were more concerned with wages and lunch break.
03:07:19.340They weren't that concerned with the nuances and the niche, crazy terminology of the schisms within Marxist intellectuals.
03:07:28.220And so they never got the workers to rise up.
03:07:31.320So what they realized was that we're going to need a different approach, right?0.59
03:07:34.800They had tried terrorism, even back to the Paris Commune, red terror in the Paris Commune.
03:07:43.800but this didn't seem to really kick off the world revolution that a lot of these believers
03:07:49.400thought would be, would take the world by storm. You had Mao using terror. You had a lot of people
03:07:57.320using terror, but they decided that they needed a different strategy. And so you have some of
03:08:03.100these ideologues, namely people like Beatrice and Sidney Webb, Lord Rothschild himself,
03:08:08.940at least certain sectors of the family. You had some members of the Royal Society, people like
03:08:15.420Bertrand Russell, H.G. Wells, a very famous member of the Fabian Society, probably the chief
03:08:21.980propagandist of this whole ideology, George Bernard Shaw, people like that. And many,
03:08:29.040many books have actually been written on this history, but it's not well known. There's the
03:08:33.540Rose Martin book, but better than all of these books is the book that we've highlighted many,
03:08:38.760many times Yohan Ratiu's book because he understands it from the perspective of how
03:08:42.760controlled dialectics play into this, controlling both sides of
03:08:46.780conflicts. From an academic perspective, it's not actually
03:08:50.860a conspiracy book. It's more like something like A Tragedy and Hope. But he also
03:08:54.580understands the Zionist angle as well. He understands the goal of the United Nations
03:08:58.620as the second half of the book covers is actually to put forth this sort of
03:09:02.740replacement demographic warfare program. The Kalergi Plan is essentially what it is.
03:09:06.720But we have to understand that Marxism underwent several revolutions and phases within itself to come to the point where they would actually unite with big capital.
03:09:20.460This is so key to understand the ideology of the World Economic Forum, of Davos.
03:09:25.440For example, one of my friends, Conrad over at World War Now, he put up a picture the other day on Twitter, it got a lot of views, of Klaus, and Klaus Schwab has a bust of Vladimir Lenin behind him.
03:09:38.540Why would this big capitalist have the bust of Vladimir Lenin behind him?
03:09:42.980Why would David Rockefeller in the late 70s write a couple New York Times editorials, the most famous one, is from a China traveler where he lauds and praises Mao Zedong?
03:09:53.700Why would capitalists, mega-capitalists have such an infatuation, such a fascination with Marxism, socialism?
03:10:01.660In fact, David Rockefeller says that Mao's experiment in China was a wonderful success, and he thinks there should be a model that's used everywhere.
03:10:08.460Wait a minute, I thought he was a huge private property capitalist guy.
03:10:13.240No, when you get to a certain level of monopoly capital, what happens is you are above the ideas of petty nation-state squabbles.
03:10:21.980We saw that in the model that the Rothschilds pioneered back in the 1800s.
03:10:26.980They figured out that you can move money and attain power through conflict, and that was much more important than this or that side of a European conflict.
03:10:35.440And that's how they, in part, built up such a massive imperial structure in terms of a banking empire.
03:10:43.300But to go back to the Fabians, they said, look, Marxism is not working the way that we thought.
03:10:48.040We're going to need the engine of money.
03:10:51.220We're going to need these big power players. So rather than trying to kill and overthrow the capitalist oppressors, perhaps we should convert them to our side.
03:11:01.160We need to have a long march through the institutions. And they believed exclusively in scientific government.
03:11:10.700So basically, they're scientific technocrats. They're all, by the way, eugenicists. And if you look up the history of the Fabian Society, this is something that they wanted to really convince Marxists, maybe in other countries, perhaps in Russia, places like that.
03:11:26.640they weren't always on board with eugenics because eugenics was essentially associated with
03:11:31.200the British Empire. It was associated with Malthus. It was associated with,
03:11:35.920you know, eventually later on, Tiny Mustache Man. But what about the idea of a socialist
03:11:42.360international technocracy that also blended itself with social Darwinism and eugenics
03:11:50.160and the idea of dysgenics. And they also had a unique idea to create an inner party.
03:11:57.820The inner party of the Fabian society elite that would include these very wealthy financiers,
03:12:04.120according to Ratu, this initially included the Rothschilds, Lord Milner, and the people in those
03:12:09.860circles of Cecil Rhodes. Now, I'm not saying that necessarily Cecil Rhodes was a Fabian socialist,
03:12:15.280But the circles that were associated with, for example, Rhodes being a front for the Rothschilds in terms of De Beers and other diamond interests down in South Africa, the Fabian socialists said, no, no, Marx missed some of these ideas thinking that the workers would rise up.
03:12:34.880We need a scientific priest class that would rule not the workers taking over the means of production.
03:12:42.840So they favored a scientific governance model, a managerial top-down managerial structure ruled by experts.
03:12:52.860They would all be rationalists and members of different scientific societies, namely, for example, the Royal Society.
03:12:59.900And so they decided that when there was not a lot of popularity for socialism after a lot of death and destruction, they rebranded as the Labour Party in the UK.
03:13:12.340Now, the Fabian socialists are not just the Labor Party. As I'm pointing out, Fabian socialists' ideology is everywhere, whether people know about the Fabian society or not. And so I'm thrilled to see Rupert Lowe going on Joe Rogan highlighting this ideology because this really is the operating overall ideology of what we call the globalists in the 20th century.
03:13:34.760It's not antithetical to, well, you're not talking about the Zionists.
03:13:38.440How come you're not talking about the Zionists?
03:13:42.140Lord Rothschild, who ends up being the patron, ultimately, of the founding of the National State of Israel, namely Edmund de Rothschild,
03:13:49.180those same circles, as Rothschild shows, were the ones promoting and funding, initially, the Fabian socialists.
03:13:57.040And this is everybody from Madame Blavatsky to John Maynard Keynes.
03:14:01.120Now, Keynes himself was not a member of the Fabian Society.
03:14:04.220However, he was a Skittles PDF economist that becomes the main economist of the entire 20th century.
03:14:12.320The post-World War II Bretton Woods system is the implementation of Keynesian economic theory pretty much throughout the Western world and much of the world.
03:14:22.480That is a fiat-based currency, a debt-based strategy for monetary policy, ever-expanding printing of the money supply.
03:14:32.100It's a strategy of economics based on a war.
03:14:35.560If you want, there's a great book on this, which is mainly about the history of monetary policy by Saifedean Amos.
03:15:16.140They needed ways to approach all of society to reform it.
03:15:21.020And they needed to have a better strategy of using religion.
03:15:24.560So it's not going to be just convincing workers or handing out pamphlets or getting rich people to fund other socialist tea parties or something like that.
03:15:34.780I don't mean tea party, I mean like socialite tea parties.
03:15:38.260No, they need to recruit the elite of society, get them into running this leftism, and it can be united with various other ideologies as chess pieces as well.
03:15:53.000For example, in 1910, 1920, the early Fabian socialists in the U.K. explicitly said, we will bring Islam into the U.K.0.98
03:16:06.200This will be a test tube to see how we can destroy the existing remnants of Christian society.0.98
03:16:14.960You have to understand, Bertrand Russell, Beatrice Sidney Webb, these people, George Bernard Shaw, they absolutely despised Christianity.0.54
03:16:23.000So they were looking for ways that they could bring it down, but they knew they weren't able to do it just on their own.0.90
03:16:28.680But if they could bring in massive amounts of other people, particularly with Islam, they might be able to revolutionize and change the entire English nation.0.78
03:16:39.580And again, they think they have a right to do this because they believe that everything that existed before is oppression.0.80
03:16:46.640They saw it, quote, as their social justice mandate.
03:16:49.920Did you know the term social justice actually comes from not just Marxists and socialists and Lenin, but particularly from the Fabian socialists?
03:16:58.660The Fabian socialists were not antithetical to the Bolsheviks.
03:17:02.020In fact, Beatrice and Sidney Webb, others, they had numerous correspondences and letters with Krupskaya, V.I. Lenin's wife, and they were adamant supporters of the Bolsheviks.
03:17:12.580So they realized that we've got to infiltrate from within.
03:17:17.320We've got to bring it down from within.
03:17:18.760And this is why the right wing is so ineffective for the last perhaps century and actually really accomplishing anything is because they're almost always fighting against a faulty, phony opponent.
03:17:31.720They will never identify subversive from within.0.97
03:17:35.520The right has somehow become so stupid and so naive as to think that anybody who says one principle or one point that agrees with, quote, conservatism, well, they must be on our side.0.99
03:17:47.420But as Rod Tew notes, throughout the history of the Fabian Socialists, their whole strategy was also to create false conservative opposition.
03:17:57.380So they would have people that were in league with them running as fake Tory, you know, conservative type opponents.
03:18:04.080And thus, they were able to consistently gain ground long term.
03:18:09.220Remember what we saw with the Rothschild's biography.
03:18:11.200They were successful not because of just using banking and usury or whatever, but also because they had long-term generational thinking.
03:18:21.380And the Fabian socialists, even though they were crazy, wicked socialists, at least understood that it would take a long time to implement this.
03:18:29.220That's why they have as one of their symbols the tortoise, because it's a slow-kill, gradual model.
03:18:36.260And this goes back to the Roman general Fabian.
03:18:39.520This is where they took their ideology to take not just an immediate approach like Marx had, that the workers would just immediately rise up and overthrow, but rather to go for a gradual strategy.
03:18:54.300Marxism also fell out of favor, and so they realized they would have to kind of rebrand.
03:18:58.360They couldn't just call themselves followers of Marx or whatever.
03:19:02.260So they chose much more innocuous names, the Labor Party.
03:31:42.220The Royal Institute for International Affairs.
03:31:44.700Their governing ideology is Fabian Socialists, the League of Nations, the International Labor Organization, the International World Court set up in 1920.
03:31:57.440The famous figures out of the UK like Lionel Curtis, Arnold Toynbee, people like John Maynard Keynes are all using Fabian ideology.
03:32:08.180So it doesn't really matter if you're a member of the society.
03:33:38.540Those are the members that are the inner party people, you see.
03:33:44.460If you remember, in 1984, there's an outer party of all these people that think that they're working for the greater good.
03:33:50.000There's an inner party elite, a very small number of people, who are actually aware and self-aware of what they're actually up to, to create a global technocratic socialist order.
03:34:01.960Wrote to you notes, for example, on page 103, George Orwell, who wrote 1984, was written with the Fabian Society's 100th anniversary in mind.
03:34:14.400This was one of the few works by an ex-Fabian that actually criticized their form of socialism, or Ingsoc, English socialism.
03:34:23.080Although this book was intended as a, quote, satirical work, Orwell's book betrays an intimate knowledge of their movement,
03:34:29.360It's leadership, their techniques, methods, and aims, and it accurately and uncannily predicted a future Fabian-controlled new world order.0.63
03:34:54.660And it doesn't matter if they're capitalists.
03:34:58.600They see these things as ideological tools and technologies of control.
03:35:04.240And so, yeah, sometimes they'll fund a right-wing group.
03:35:06.300Sometimes they'll fund an Islamic terrorist group.
03:35:08.640It doesn't matter because the overall plan is much greater than some ideology.
03:35:15.180But it's these people, as Rupert Lowe has noted, and as he said to Joe Roy,0.99
03:35:20.160These are the people that pioneered 100-plus years ago the idea of radically changing Europe and the U.K. and also the West with Islam.0.87
03:35:33.000And that's not antithetical to Jewish or Zionist interests because, as we've seen from Netanyahu, he doesn't care if all of the Palestinian Hamas people come to the U.S.0.97
03:35:44.000Many rabbis have said Islam is the broom of Judaism.
03:35:48.360So they see it as something akin to a kind of Noahide position, right?
03:35:52.840It's not exactly the Noahide position.
03:35:56.560It doesn't mean that they're believers in Islam.
03:35:59.620It just means that they providentially see it as aiding ultimately the ascendancy of a Jerusalem-Tel-Aviv-based world order.
03:36:09.640In fact, Moses Hess even says that about Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, so Jerusalem mainly being the future center of world power, he says.0.67
03:36:20.000So they have an idea of a Jerusalem-centric New World Order.
03:36:24.140Not every technocrat believes that or cares about that.
03:36:26.440I don't think Zbigniew Brzezinski cared about a Jerusalem-based New World Order, but he certainly believed, like the Fabian Socialists, in a future technocratic social order.
03:36:36.440Another one of the key figures here is the Bilderberg Group. This was created by Fabian
03:36:43.040socialists Joseph Redinger, Hugh Gatzkel, and Dennis Healy, together in collaboration with
03:36:50.380the Rockefeller family. That's explicitly in the Rockefeller's biography and David Rockefeller's
03:36:55.040memoirs. He has a whole chapter on his role in helping to prop up and create Bilderberg. He
03:37:00.960wasn't the older only one there was also former uh ss you know prince bernhard was a key player
03:37:07.320in that so that shows you that at that level right you can be above nazi or zionist ideology
03:37:15.420you can be supra international international at that level of high-tier finance that's why
03:37:23.920the british empire for example had no problem or the west especially the western cia etc they had
03:37:28.900no problem utilizing Otto Skorzeny and Reinhard Galen to train the Mossad. And that's all on
03:37:34.560record. That's all in Israeli papers. Again, at that level, things are above these localized
03:37:41.480microcosm ideologies that people are debating. Until we understand that what's at root here
03:37:49.540in terms of the battle in the West is not these stupid political parties of left and right. That's1.00
03:37:55.520all part of the dialectic, right? I know most of this audience knows that the two-party duopoly
03:38:00.380is fake and gay, but I'm saying it's not even American two-party duopoly. It's the same0.99
03:38:05.000structure in Canada. It's the same structure in the English Commonwealth nations that are all run
03:38:09.460by Fabian socialism. So Mamdani is the perfect example of exactly what you see with Sadiq Khan
03:38:16.140in London. Mamdani is that same model in New York, and dummies like Sneeko think that they're0.86
03:38:24.040actually part of some real crusade for human rights through promoting Islam, which is itself0.99
03:38:30.200retarded. No, it's actually management by experts and technocrats, many layers and levels above0.93
03:38:37.580people like Sneeko, right? Think about Hassan Piker, same situation, leftist socialist,
03:38:44.620you know, oh yeah, Islam's great. All these things are great. Bring all these people in,
03:38:47.560that'll help destroy America. The battle's not with America. The battle's not with white0.98
03:38:52.560Christians. The battle is with these technocrats, and that's not antithetical to Zionist interests0.80
03:38:58.800because Zionism is itself a socialist movement. It's one of the flavors of Marxism socialism.
03:39:04.620All of the Fabians were pro-disgenics, not just eugenics of finding a good mate to pair with to0.97
03:39:11.660have good offspring, but disgenics, particularly getting rid of Western white Christians. George0.96
03:39:19.320Bernard Shaw said, we must create a mongrelized public and get rid of the white Christian1.00
03:39:26.880population. That is the only way that we would de-Christianize the West. He says that explicitly.1.00
03:39:33.300So this is the ultimate atheist Islamic or leftist Islamic alliance. Muslims, they're not that
03:39:41.240typically perceptive or intelligent. They don't realize that they're being used as a puzzle,1.00
03:39:47.420as a chess piece on the chessboard, but all of these people, whether it was Annie Besant of1.00
03:39:53.080United Nations fame, this stupid witch, right, or Bertrand Russell, they all said Islam could be a0.99
03:40:00.300great tool to help us spread Fabian socialism. Now, again, I don't, this is kind of stupid, but1.00
03:40:07.040they believe that they could actually convert Islam to a form of socialism. I don't think they0.99
03:40:14.300will succeed in that. But that was their original mindset. They said, maybe we could take the idea
03:40:20.340of Mohammed and sort of craft him into a social justice. I mean, as crazy as it sounds, this is
03:40:29.340actually the way they thought about it. But whether or not that would be successful in terms of using
03:40:34.380Mohammed as a figure of socialism, it didn't matter because they were successful in basically0.98
03:40:40.280bringing down the UK by starting with implementing and importing Islamic scholars who would teach at1.00
03:40:47.900Oxford and other places, Sufism, and then that eventually turns into the importation of mass0.98
03:40:57.060amounts of radical Sunnis. And you might have heard of groups like Antifa, which is anti-fascist.
03:41:05.740Well, it turns out the original Antifa were actually Fabian socialists all the way up until the third way that was championed by Ed Miliband, David Miliband, others, and Tony Blair.
03:41:19.520So this is back in the 1990s, right? Blair thought that he could run on this platform of social justice.
03:41:29.120Okay, so even in the 1990s, they were promoting social justice, and that's the modern origin.
03:41:36.420I mean, it goes back to Lenin a long time ago, but the modern origin of when you hear social justice warriors and these people that think that their job is to destroy Western civilization to create a fair order.
03:41:49.640That's actually coming from the 1990s era of the Fabian socialists and people like Tony Blair.
03:41:56.860So, again, institutions like the Federal Reserve, the ideology behind the Federal Reserve is Woodrow Wilson, it is Keynesian economics, it is fiat-based currency.
03:42:12.900And that League of Nations model that H.G. Wells was so adamant in promoting, even though the League of Nations failed and even though the United Nations doesn't really have a whole lot of power behind it, those are the models that they want to bring for the future technocracy.
03:42:29.700So perhaps the League of Nations fades away and we get some other version.
03:42:35.080Maybe we get the League of Jerusalem order, something like that.0.87
03:42:39.140That could be what they push for in the next 20, 30, 40 years.0.88
03:42:42.140It could be. But again, it's it's this super state international model that will be run by tech is this plan.
03:42:52.880For example, Zbigniew Brzezinski, when he wrote in his 1970, I think 1972 book, Between Two Ages, I have it over here, Brzezinski's Between Two Ages predicted a future where everybody was run by Skynet, where technocracy invades every area of your life.
03:43:12.960And we just seen this week, they're talking about the flock cameras that basically surveil everything, can be tapped into, watch you at all times.
03:43:21.180Everybody's new cars have all the microphones and the cameras all through them.
03:43:24.900This is literally what Orwell was warning about in 1984.
03:43:28.960But it's not just the Orwell, you know, sort of heavy handed top down model.
03:43:33.200It's also the brave new world model, because guess what?
03:43:36.900Aldous Huxley is also in these same circles.
03:43:38.740In fact, Julian Huxley wrote the philosophy of UNESCO, the official dogma of the United Nations.
03:43:45.460And he said, all that stuff that Tiny Mustache Man talked about, we've got to rebrand all that.
03:43:51.200And we Fabian socialists will rebrand that as biometrics and technocracy.0.90
03:43:58.460So don't get caught up in, oh, I follow, you know, neo-pagan Tiny Mustache Man because he arrested one of the Rothschilds.0.65
03:44:07.020Yeah, but the same interest funded his rise, J.P. Morgan, et cetera.0.63
03:44:12.300The Bank for National Settlements was originally the Reichsbank, and that becomes essentially an international clearinghouse for all the same banking families.
03:44:23.120Bill Clinton, for example, represented the American version of the third way.
03:45:23.120That's the exact same thing the Rothschilds were doing in the 1800s, as we saw from the biography.0.86
03:45:27.700So when we understand that all the top think tanks that we think of as having all this power, Chatham House, Brookings Institute, Trilateral, Aspen Institute, Atlantic Council, these are all operating on a certain type of ideology.
03:45:48.520And even the academics that are recruited into that, do you think academics and people that get PhDs even in international relations, they don't read Carol Quigley?
03:45:57.700When I checked out from my university, when I was in grad school, I checked out Tragedy and Hope from my university.
03:46:04.240You know how many times it had been checked out since it was in the library since the 1970s?
03:46:30.460And this is a very academic scholarly text.
03:46:33.540It's a critical text, meaning that it's critical of the establishment and its ideology.
03:46:37.520But what I'm trying to tell you is that the information that you're getting from myself and these books, which are this whole giant shelf back here behind me, the whole thing, is almost all elite books, their own books.
03:46:53.560I mean, some of these are conspiracy talks, but this is literally just all, I'd say, 90% of the shelf is their stuff.
03:47:27.660And then when they get up to a certain level, when you get recruited into Jeffrey Epstein level stuff, that's when you start to have a knowledge of the things that we're talking about.
03:47:39.640That's why it's not conspiracy theory.
03:47:41.800All the stuff that we talked about in these fourth hours from these elite texts over the last six years is literally all the stuff that Epstein was talking about in his emails and text messages.
03:47:51.540He's talking about two Larry Summers explaining him how the Vatican Bank works.
03:47:55.900Well, we've been covering the Vatican Bank for 10 years.
03:47:58.480We're covering Vatican Spies right now.
03:48:01.240I've got like five books in the Vatican Bank.