00:02:25.080We are on Twitch, but you may not have seen the headline if you're watching on Twitch.
00:02:28.100Anyway, Jakob Nordengren is a Swedish musical artist, he's a Swedish philosopher, he's a Swedish author, he is a sociologist, and he gave a talk last month, 48 minutes long, based upon actual evidence and history.
00:02:58.100about what we're going through now what we're facing now i know there's a lot of people out
00:03:04.500there who equate all of this with the cabal and yeah he does too but not in the way that many
00:03:10.580others have been i'm not denigrating anybody else's theories i'm merely pointing out that
00:03:18.420this particular one and i've listened to this talk twice now and tonight will be the third time
00:03:24.140This particular talk that Jacob gives seems to make the most sense.
00:03:32.940It seems the most feasible argument, and it goes back.
00:03:37.680This is, I'm not going to say ancient, but it goes back to the late 1940s, 1947, 1948,
00:03:44.860right around the time the United Nations was forming.
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00:08:39.240intelligence algorithms. I have no idea. Maybe last night's show hit too close to home for them.
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00:10:17.580being here tonight and again let's get it out there to as many people as we possibly can let's
00:10:24.380begin with this story right here. Now, this is going to seem like a Pierre Polyev conservative
00:10:32.860commercial to most people who are watching this. And I'll explain after it's over.
00:10:38.860People say they'll never be able to afford a home. We understand with this miserable record,
00:10:43.540he doesn't want to talk about Canada or Canadians. He'd rather spread falsehood about far away
00:10:49.460foreign lands mr speaker will he not stand up for once for canada acts of tax to our families
00:10:55.960people say they'll never be able to afford a home okay so that is pierre polyev in response to
00:11:02.280canada giving away more and more and more millions of our tax dollars to ukraine as you know vladimir
00:11:10.340zelensky was in the united states today begging for more money and it turns out joe biden's going
00:11:15.260to give them 200 million dollars another 200 million dollars i'm not sure how much canada's
00:11:21.160given these guys at this point is it 10 billion by now not to mention all of those weapons that
00:11:28.360our military doesn't have even though we have people homeless living in tent cities in every
00:11:35.920major city across our country even though we have people who can't pay their mortgages cannot buy
00:11:43.500groceries cannot afford to heat and light their homes as inflation soars out of control
00:11:50.300this liberal government continues to raise taxes and send our money
00:11:54.620overseas to a war we have nothing to do with and i want to ask you quickly here
00:12:02.380let me just phrase this properly do you guys believe that we should have been involved in
00:12:10.460any of this at any point i'm talking about the ukraine russia conflict and i'm going to go to
00:12:16.140watch your comments on rumble i don't believe we should have been i know we're members of
00:12:21.340nato and everything but they're not so why were we supporting ukraine so much well i know there's
00:12:30.460a lot of theories about ukraine being the most corrupt country on the planet i know there's a
00:12:35.500a lot of theories about ukraine being the last stronghold of democracy before the russian bear
00:12:42.280and putin the dictator crumples it which is completely untrue but that video today has
00:12:48.740been circulated on x by almost every liberal federal liberal caucus member there is and
00:12:55.660they're all saying well pierre paulia voted again against our initiative for a free trade deal with
00:13:02.320ukraine and first of all i'm not sure if you've looked at that deal at all but it is replete
00:13:07.260with wokeness and with greenness and it's a waste it needs to be completely amended completely ripped
00:13:18.140up completely you know what never mind amended let's rip it up and start from scratch if in0.70
00:13:22.440fact we're going to do a deal with ukraine at all why would we they owe us hundreds of millions if
00:13:27.120not billions of dollars already. We don't need to make deals with them. We need our money back1.00
00:13:33.200is what we need. But I don't think we should have been involved in anything to do with that
00:13:39.220ridiculous war over there. Not at all, not from the beginning. And yet I still see, now you don't
00:13:45.220see this very often, but you still see the occasional Ukrainian flag flying when you go
00:13:51.200out for a drive or for a walk. I find the thing absolutely ridiculous. The liberals are trying to0.98
00:13:56.200score points by the fact that the conservatives voted against giving Ukraine more money today
00:14:04.440in the House of Commons. But I think that's backfiring on them. I mean, how tone deaf can
00:14:08.860you be? Seriously, how tone deaf can you be? Patty Lenz says, no, and I'm a yuki. I don't0.97
00:14:19.900agree i'm a yuki i like that um yeah so money laundering dog park lady says i absolutely agree
00:14:27.360with that 100 to you guys yeah we will never i know we won't get our money back but we shouldn't
00:14:35.440give them any more right i mean it's it's it's ridiculous it's just to continue feeding the
00:14:41.420beast and once ukraine goes down that's the final straw for the globalist cabal i believe
00:14:48.960i mean pfizer could go down with this lawsuit filed by the state of texas and that's going
00:14:56.440to be an expedited lawsuit as well it could wind up costing pfizer 750 billion dollars now remember
00:15:03.040this is a company that holds the record for the largest criminal fine ever paid in the united
00:15:08.480states that was 30 billion dollars i think that was 10 or 12 years ago can you imagine being
00:15:13.760slapped with a $750 billion fine. The company's market cap right now is about $250 or $300
00:15:21.080billion. They would be sent into bankruptcy. But wait, Karen Kingston told us last Friday night
00:15:26.880that this lawsuit would prevent Pfizer from being able to declare bankruptcy.
00:15:33.520So they would completely cease operations 100%. And then, of course, there would be all kinds of
00:15:40.140vultures waiting to pick their bones at the end of the day buy all of their patents and whatnot
00:15:45.000their factories everything they'd have to sell everything off and then albert burla would be
00:15:51.460running for the hills i don't think his globalist buddies would be willing to protect him at that
00:15:56.280point you failed us kind of like dr evil's uh table there you know he's got all of his evil
00:16:05.780villain buddies with them and one of them does the wrong thing or says the wrong thing he gets
00:16:10.120sent down to the flame room or whatever that would happen with albert borla as well the liberals are
00:16:17.660completely out of touch my friends however they are trying to make hay off this and i'm not sure
00:16:23.800if you're on x but if you are you probably noticed this and conservatives seem to be falling into
00:16:29.580their trap even still i found this to be an interesting piece from our buddy rob primo in
00:16:36.140the niagara area he posts neocons are famous for this type of behavior right here let's break it
00:16:42.720down so marxists use manipulation and demoralization to gain power and control agreed
00:16:47.600absolutely everyone in canada realizes that mark garrettson is completely irrelevant
00:16:53.560and a buffoon at that however when you begin to defend yourself you make him relevant yes
00:17:03.300why it is the young man who made this post here Wyatt Claypool is a young conservative0.76
00:17:09.160Wyatt is a young new conservative candidate Tucker Carlson is one of the most influential
00:17:15.320conservative voices in the entire world instead of letting sleeping dogs lay he loads Mark's gun
00:17:21.400with ammo just like Mark was hoping for. He's literally giving him exactly what he wants. It's
00:17:26.120like walking into a baited mousetrap. This is precisely one of the biggest problems, in my
00:17:31.600opinion, Primo says, from an outsider looking in, the conservatives are always on their knees begging
00:17:36.700for the approval of the liberals, and they will never learn. The situation reminds me of Christine
00:17:42.780Anderson when she was in Canada. You Canadians know her, you love her, you're stoked she's in
00:17:47.780the country and you have the opportunity to rally behind her and meet her instead of doing that you
00:17:52.920choose to cancel her that was what polyev did the first time that christine anderson was here you
00:17:57.460remember that because of the picture that was painted by the corrupt liberal regime how do
00:18:02.040people like pierre polyev convince people that they are against government funded media because0.98
00:18:07.320they're fake and full of crap i'm going to say crap he says another word here however at the0.98
00:18:11.580same time they listen to the propaganda they spew about others who are a threat to their political1.00
00:18:15.460agenda. What Wyatt said was, it's astonishing how blatantly Mark Gerritsen lies. We know this. We
00:18:22.940don't have to point it out. Tucker Carlson has nothing to do with the Conservative Party of
00:18:27.340Canada. By this logic, every left-wing political figure who visits Canada is doing so on behalf of
00:18:32.880the Liberal Party, he goes on to say. Ultimately, what the left is trying to do here is tie Canadian
00:18:40.700politics to the u.s and what i believe is going to happen if we do have an election early next year
00:18:47.160mid next year is trudeau is going to try and run against donald trump and mega he's not going to
00:18:53.600run against pierre polyev he is going to or try to paint pierre polyev as donald trump
00:19:00.800and use that anger and passion against donald trump to win the election i don't think it's
00:19:08.600going to be a successful strategy but it looks like that's how they're maneuvering right now so
00:19:14.720what we cannot do you know we control them we control them that's absolutely fine but what
00:19:23.520we cannot do is engage them or we cannot explain ourselves we never apologize because we have no
00:19:33.760need to apologize we know we're not extremists i did a bit last night on the show about do you
00:19:40.600think you're right wing or extreme right wing or whatever they call us what do they call us
00:19:47.020extreme right yeah and i've never thought of myself as extreme right and yet that's how the
00:19:56.320media is trying to portray us and that's why their trust quotient is going down and down and down and
00:20:02.980down because they are then every time they do that they're denigrating normal hard-working
00:20:08.060rational logic-minded Canadians and we've had just about enough of that so yeah we control them
00:20:16.860but we never defend ourselves for believing what we believe because we don't have to we know we're0.62
00:20:23.000right and we never apologize and I think that that is what Primo is trying to say here
00:20:31.600have you guys watched that movie leave the world behind yet the one that was produced by barack
00:20:38.960obama and michelle if you haven't watched it it's on netflix right now i believe it's
00:20:44.820predictive programming we talked about that last night what else is predictive programming well
00:20:51.160this from sociable.co slash government is an article that was peeled off the website of the
00:21:00.280World Economic Forum last year. The World Economic Forum Global Risks Report warns of cyber pandemic
00:21:08.380erosion of public trust and social cohesion. Well, my friends, that's exactly, well, not exactly,
00:21:13.880but that's a lot like the movie I just mentioned. The World Economic Forum's annual global risks
00:21:21.040report, again, this is last year, echoes warnings of a looming cyber pandemic and an erosion of
00:21:28.480public trust and social cohesion, which serves the unelected globalists' agenda for a great
00:21:32.940reset of social contracts and the global economy.
00:21:37.620Klaus Schwab said this in 2020, the world must act jointly and swiftly to revamp all
00:21:45.200aspects of our societies and economies.
00:21:48.540Of course, his fist is shaking as he says this too.
00:21:52.220from education to social contracts and working conditions we must build entirely new foundations
00:22:00.460for our economic and social systems he also said i believe it was in the same speech
00:22:10.120the world will not be going back to normal for the world economic forum global risks report 2022
00:22:20.820Two, the unelected globalists at the World Economic Forum focused on the same five categories, including their great narrative for humankind initiative, which is an attempt to legitimize their technocratic great reset of society and the global economy.
00:22:36.680And the identical categories are economy, environment, geopolitics, society and technology.
00:22:42.300so what this is saying is they're setting us up for some kind of a cyber pandemic at some point
00:22:54.180now there's different opinions on when they plan to implement this if they implement this at all
00:23:01.380they may decide to not based upon resistance but if they do that means we're not going to
00:23:10.600be able to communicate. So like Canadian Prepper says, guys, what I would suggest is coming up
00:23:18.660with a place to meet. Remember, you're not going to be able to call or text anybody. You're not
00:23:25.000going to be able to message anybody if this happens. The internet will be gone. All communications
00:23:30.800will be gone. So when that happens, if that happens, and I'm not saying it's going to happen,
00:23:37.360But if it does, you should make sure and you should talk to some people in the community tonight, even about a place to meet when that does happen, whether it's Barry's Barn or Martha's Bar and Grill in Lindsay, Ontario, whatever.
00:24:00.160Just in case where we know other people are going to be.
00:24:04.300and maybe we should think about stocking up a little bit and i know this is something we've
00:24:10.880been talking about for two two and a half three years almost now and people have said yeah okay
00:24:15.920well i've been stocking up and nothing's happened well not yet and again i am not saying it will
00:24:23.180happen i'm saying it could happen they're telling us and again that movie that's streaming on
00:24:30.880netflix now they're telling us if if you believe in predictive programming it's pretty much
00:24:35.680hey what's two plus two four congratulations move to the front of the class
00:24:44.380this is an article that came out in the national post
00:24:50.320and if you don't think they're moving to some kind of bio digital convergence you know you
00:24:56.680got people out there that's a conspiracy theory man shut up about that stuff no this article came
00:25:05.200out nine years ago just over nine years ago in the national post bill gates funds birth control
00:25:12.320microchip that lasts 16 years inside the body and can be turned on or off with remote control
00:25:20.340what look at this there's the depiction the artist depiction of it helped along by one of
00:25:32.180the world's most notable billionaires a u.s firm is developing a tiny implant that acts and again
00:25:38.220remember this is 2014 that acts as a contraceptive for 16 years and can be turned off or on using a
00:25:46.300remote control. The birth control microchip funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
00:25:51.580would hold nearly two decades worth of a hormone commonly used in contraceptives and dispense
00:25:57.28030 micrograms a day, according to a report from MIT. So if they can put a chip in your body that
00:26:07.320lasts 16 years and fill it with enough birth control solution to last that long, 30 micrograms
00:26:14.180a day. What else can they do with microchips? And again, I remind you, this article came out0.86
00:26:23.260in 2014. The new birth control, which is set to begin preclinical testing next year, and by the
00:26:29.780way, if you want to talk about depopulation, here you go. So apparently this began preclinical
00:26:37.960testing in 2015 with hopes of putting it on the shelves in 2018. I'm not sure if it's been
00:26:44.180used yet, probably, can be implanted in the buttocks, upper arm, or abdomen. During Mr.
00:26:51.320Gates' tour of an MIT lab in 2012, he spoke with Professor Robert Langer about the possibility of
00:26:57.820a new birth control that could be activated and deactivated over a long period of time,
00:27:02.320sparing women a trip to the clinic to remove their contraceptive implant whenever they plan
00:27:07.060to get pregnant, the tech review reported. Professor Langer connected the foundation with
00:27:12.180microchips a massachusetts firm licensed to use a controlled release microchip technology
00:27:20.420so i wonder also if the person who's got the chip can control it with a remote control
00:27:28.020is there anybody else who can control it i mean
00:27:32.180next story here i got two more before we get to this amazing video
00:27:42.920provax doctor blows whistle warns public of soaring side effects this comes from slay news
00:27:52.180a provax doctor has blown the whistle to warn the public about the soaring
00:27:57.140cases of side effects she's seeing from the COVID mRNA injections. Dr. Cornelia Chenette
00:28:04.400has apparently had a crisis of conscience after administering up to 4,000 shots in her practice.
00:28:12.000However, the Austrian doctor says that roughly 10% of the people she injected have come back to her
00:28:17.580suffering from side effects. Chenette admits that she came to the chilling realization that
00:28:23.060she couldn't continue to vaccinate here after a teenager she vaccinated suffered heart failure.
00:28:28.480Instead, the health professional is now raising the alarm to warn the public that the COVID
00:28:33.680mRNA shots are not safe and effective, as governments and their corporate media allies
00:28:39.820have been claiming. Dr. Chenette has gone public with his story in a recently released documentary
00:28:44.900called Unschitbar der Film Teil 1, which translates to Invisible the Film Part 1.
00:28:52.140In the film, the doctor discloses that 10% of the 3,000 to 4,000 patients in her practice have come forward with problems since the vaccination.
00:29:01.660We've carried out around 3,000 to 4,000 vaccinations in my practice, she reveals.
00:29:06.420According to an English translation of her statements, there were a few side effects, as we saw at the beginning.
00:29:12.020However, Chenette reveals that her patients kept returning with side effects long after they received these injections.
00:29:19.120this slowly became more the case over the course of the year she continued you may not notice the
00:29:24.720first cases that much or dismiss it as an isolated case she goes on to say possibly also as a
00:29:31.380psychological overreaction remember we heard stories about people claiming that hey man i've0.95
00:29:36.160been injured by this thing no no no no you're crazy and you need some psycho drugs or you need0.98
00:29:45.500to be put away because you're crazy and not even people who have been jabbed people that refuse to0.99
00:29:51.300get jabbed apparently these days are crazy too according to some people towards the end of the0.96
00:29:58.120year this increased the side effect then more and more people came with supposed complaints after
00:30:06.240the vaccination and then you question your own perception a bit yes you see that's how that's
00:30:11.760how it's going to happen, breaking through that wall of cognitive dissonance.
00:30:17.520Shanette revealed that she and another health professional feared raising concerns about
00:30:21.420the safety of the shots. It was also difficult to discuss it, she said. We'll then have it in
00:30:26.220the course of autumn 2021. We will then have it in the course of autumn 2021. I don't know what
00:30:31.700that means. Could be a bad translation. There are also groups founded by doctors who also vaccinate,
00:30:37.340and then you realize they perceive the same thing in their patient clientele. Well, that's interesting.
00:30:41.760so apparently more and more people are starting to get it so that is a piece of good news i have
00:30:47.900for you today however dr peter mccullough is urging preparedness on use of this chinese
00:30:55.460pneumonia outbreak apparently cases are surging over there uh over the last week or so many in
00:31:03.480the medical world have begun to look closely at disturbing developments in china and the relative
00:31:08.260lack of response from the government writing in dr mccullough substack john leake says u.s
00:31:13.620government agencies are fond of talking about pandemic preparedness passing extravagant
00:31:18.400legislation such as the prep act and throwing hundreds of billions at the development of
00:31:22.920vaccines against viral respiratory illnesses vaccines that are useless at best and yet these
00:31:29.360agencies are at the moment strangely silent about a mysterious pneumonia that's affecting large
00:31:35.940numbers of children in two regions of northern china that are about 500 miles apart beijing and
00:31:41.300lianing province lianing the situation reminds me of the conspicuous fact that the u.s consulate
00:31:50.800general office in wuhan which is presumably full of spooks and by spooks he means like cia
00:31:58.120apparently reported nothing about the mysterious pneumonia that started circulating in that city
00:32:03.520in the autumn of 2019. While the American government appears to be doing nothing,
00:32:09.480Dr. McCullough is urging Americans to be prepared. We'll be monitoring the situation in China closely,
00:32:15.760try to ascertain as quickly as possible what's causing the pneumonia. In his position of chief
00:32:20.760scientific officer for the wellness company, Dr. Peter McCullough is conducting investigative
00:32:25.320scholarship to ascertain what medications are the most safe and effective for conditions such as the
00:32:30.900pneumonia now circulating in china the ultimate objective is to ascertain if already available
00:32:36.920fda approved medications could be useful in treating this pneumonia in the event it spreads
00:32:41.860to the united states so what does this tell you tells me a number of things but what does it tell
00:32:49.000you i'm curious to hear what you have to say here what does it tell you
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00:35:07.040okay so this is a book written by yakub yakub nordegaard and we're going to get into this
00:35:16.160amazing video in just a second and guys it is 48 minutes long so make sure you got your popcorn
00:35:25.100and a drink or something so that you can sit down and enjoy this video because he goes back
00:35:32.880to 1947 to cover the beginnings of what we're experiencing right now and like i said at the
00:35:41.280beginning of the show i find this particular hypothesis this explanation this thesis this
00:35:45.880theory to be probably the one that makes the most sense to me. You know how we've been trying to
00:35:54.480piece this whole thing together for the last three and a half or four years now, but there always
00:35:58.440seems to be a missing piece to the puzzle, and that leaves us with questions all the time. Well,
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00:36:49.460thank you very much in advance rockefeller controlling the game this is a book it's
00:36:57.500available now on amazon and it's written by yakub nordegaard why would the first family of oil so
00:37:05.380ardently support environmental climate change and activism. Join author and researcher Jakob
00:37:11.460Nordegaard as he uncovers the whole sordid truth. The Rockefeller family is one of the richest in
00:37:18.320the world, yet why would the family that made the world dependent on oil fund environmental
00:37:23.080and climate research since the 1950s, help shape climate policy measures since the 1980s,
00:37:29.860and support climate activism since the 1990s the book is called rockefeller controlling the game
00:37:38.260and friends and this is yakub nordegaard right here on the website called the smog which is
00:37:44.280basically a climate disinformation database anybody who has made an impact saying anything
00:37:49.900about climate change you know the wrong way gets put onto this website so there he is right there
00:37:56.040Jakob Nordegaard and just so you guys are aware yes Jakob will be appearing on this show at some
00:38:05.520point I am very happy to say all right let's sit back and watch this incredible 48-minute discussion
00:39:13.700In 1947, the Doomsday Clock was created at the University of Chicago by scientists who had developed the atomic bomb.
00:39:27.940They wanted to convince the people that a world government was the only option to avoid war and misery.
00:39:36.600Eugene Rabinovich, editor of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, wrote,
00:39:45.100If the world government cause is to triumph, it will need more than sympathetic endorsement by the majority.
00:39:55.640People must be made feel that their own security, freedom and prosperity, yes, their very survival, depend on the creation in our time, the world rule of law.
00:40:13.700In 1948, the threat of nuclear war was supplemented by apocalyptic environmentalism.
00:40:22.980Two groundbreaking books by Fairfield Osborne Jr. and William Wacht
00:40:33.860The expanding global population would bring environmental disaster
00:40:39.100if not checked with birth control measures.
00:40:45.180These ideas were spread with the help of the Conservation Foundation.
00:40:51.980an organization that Osborne and Vogt founded together with oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller's grandson, Lawrence Rockefeller.
00:41:05.620They all belong to the American economic elite.
00:41:11.420Vogt became the national director of Planned Parenthood Federation in 1951,
00:41:17.460Whereas Osborne was the longtime president of a New York Zoological Society, today known as the Wildlife Conservation Society, with Lawrence as chairman.
00:41:33.380These ideas also made an impact internationally with the founding of the International Union for Conservation of Nature by UNESCO Director General Julian Huxley.
00:41:45.760Both Huxley and IUCN were closely aligned with the Rockefeller Foundation.0.82
00:41:55.840This was environmentalism rooted in eugenics.
00:42:01.860It meant improving the genetic quality of the human population through selective breeding.0.83
00:42:09.620The population had to be controlled and the unfit had to go.
00:42:16.620In 1952, Doran's brother John and the president of the National Academy of Sciences, Detlef Bronck,
00:42:27.620arranged a conference on population problems in Williamsburg with 30 hand-picked proponents for population control.
00:42:38.620One of these were the oceanographer Roger Revelle from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography.
00:42:47.620He would soon get an important role to play.
00:42:53.620The conference led to the establishment of a population council with a mission to develop a plan in order to keep the world's population in check.
00:43:08.620John, Lawrence and Bronx thereafter participated in Rockefeller Brothers Fund's Special Studies Project.
00:43:20.620This project, which ran between 1956 and 1960, had been initiated by Nelson Rockefeller,
00:43:30.620with Henry Kissinger as director and the youngest brother, David Rockefeller,
00:43:37.400vice president of Chase Manhattan Bank as a panelist.
00:43:42.840The stated objective with a special studies project was to shape a new world order
00:43:50.980in all its dimensions, spiritual, economic, political, social.
00:43:56.860The challenge was to, quote, develop an international structure within which the basic human objectives can be realized and then work steadily toward achieving it.
00:44:15.580This would be done through science, an era where Rockefeller philanthropy had a big impact.
00:44:23.980As David Rockefeller's subpanel Foreign Economic Policy concluded, new field requires international cooperation more and makes its benefits more generally available than that of science.
00:44:39.980The United States should, therefore, seek to develop a series of agreements looking toward the fostering of scientific progress on a world scale, such as the International Geophysical Year.
00:44:57.580The International Geophysical Year started a process that leads up to our present day.
00:45:04.820Of special importance was scientific problems that span across borders.
00:45:11.820This could be applied to areas like global health, oceanography and meteorology.
00:45:19.820They wrote, if it becomes possible to interfere actively in the big processes with the atmosphere,
00:45:28.820the atmosphere, the results are likely to transcend national boundaries.
00:45:35.020The problems that will then arise must be handled on an international basis.
00:45:43.020As mathematician and Rockefeller Foundation affiliated scholar John von Neumann prophesied in 1955,
00:45:51.020probably intervention in atmospheric and climatic matters will come in a few decades
00:45:57.820and will unfold on a scale difficult to imagine at present.
00:46:03.820All this will merge each nation's affairs with those of every other,
00:46:10.820more thoroughly than the threat of a nuclear or any other war may already have done.
00:46:22.820With funding from Rockefeller Foundation and the U.S. military, became an early advocate of the anthropogenic global warming theory, together with Gilbert Plass from the Ford Motor Company.
00:46:38.960Their groundbreaking articles were published in the Swedish scientific journal TELUS Journal in 1956 and 1957, respectively.
00:46:55.640The TELUS Journal is a peer-reviewed journal published by the International Meteorological Institute in Stockholm.
00:47:03.060It was started by Swedish meteorologist Carl Gustav Rosby in 1948.
00:47:10.760He was a student to Svante Arrhenius, the originator of carbon dioxide theory,
00:47:17.840and had made a rocket career at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
00:47:22.460and the University of Chicago during the 30s and 40s.
00:47:27.280Rossby initiated carbon dioxide measurements in the early 1950s and was the supervisor
00:47:36.300of Bert Bolin, but died of a heart attack at the conference in 1957.
00:47:45.340Both Rossby and Bolin were closely aligned to the Rockefeller Scientific Network.
00:47:53.220Stockholm would become a focal point for climate
00:47:57.280research with support from the Rockefeller network as well as the Swedish government.
00:48:06.600Bolin, who would become the first chairman of IPCC in 1988, was the editor of a memorial
00:48:14.320book to Carl Gustav Rosby that was published by the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
00:48:22.660in 1959. This seemed as an odd choice at the time.
00:48:32.660But in 2004, the one world, one health concept, combining animal, human and environmental health,
00:48:42.660It was developed at a symposium hosted by the Rockefeller University,
00:48:48.980but earlier was the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research,
00:48:53.180and organized by the Wildlife Conservation Society,
00:48:59.100as I mentioned earlier, once led by Fairfield Osborne Jr.
00:49:04.060and Lawrence Rockefeller from the Conservation Foundation.
00:49:06.920The Conservation Foundation arranged the first international conference about the influence
00:49:17.160on carbon dioxide on the climate in 1963. Among the seven participants, there were only three
00:49:29.560real climate scientists. Charles Keeling from Scripps, Erik Eriksson from International
00:49:35.480Metrology Institute at Stockholm University, and Gilbert Plus from the Ford Motor Company.
00:49:42.760They concluded that a temperature rise of 3.8 degrees Fahrenheit could be enough to bring about
00:49:50.040immense flooding of lower proportions of the world's land surface, resulting from increased
00:49:57.480melting of glaciers, and recommended a watchdog on CO2.
00:50:05.480In 1965, US President Lyndon Johnson became the first president to warn about the effects
00:50:13.980of carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuel.
00:50:18.060Roger Revelle served as his scientific advisor.
00:50:23.760The climate issue was then picked up by the new Malfusian environmental think tank club
00:50:28.980of Rome, led by Italian industrialist Aurelio Pecce, that had been started with a grant
00:50:36.660from Pecce's boss from the car manufacturer Fiat, Gianni Anelli, a close business associate
00:50:50.520In 1971, Club of Rome board member Carol Louis Wilson from MIT anchored the climate issue in collaboration with the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences during the conference study of man's impact on the climate.
00:51:14.460at Svante Arrhenius' birthplace, Viks Castle outside of Uppsala in Sweden.
00:51:22.820Wilson had been a member of a special studies project and was a close friend of Nelson Rockefeller.
00:51:31.260The conference report was widely distributed at United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in Stockholm the following year,
00:51:40.300a conference that was led by Secretary-General Maurice Strong with Wilson as an advisor.
00:51:48.480Strong was a member of the Club of Rome and a Rockefeller Foundation trustee.
00:51:55.720Strong got educated in matters involving climate and planetary boundaries
00:52:03.780at the Aspen Institute in Colorado by leading scientists like Carol Wilson.
00:52:10.040Aspen, that was led by oil magnate Robert O. Anderson,
00:52:15.020had been deeply involved in the preparations of the Stockholm Conference.
00:52:20.380A year later, the newly appointed U.S. Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger,
00:52:26.180called for better climate research in a speech at the United Nations.
00:53:07.820Rockefeller Brothers Fund jumped on the bandwagon
00:53:12.060and started to allocate money to climate change policy.
00:53:18.680It was a part of their One World program.
00:53:23.120And a continuation of the work they had started with a special studies project 25 years earlier.
00:53:32.120One of the recipients was the Bayer Institute in Stockholm.
00:53:38.120Founded in 1977 by the Private Bay Foundation and the Royal Swedish Academy of Science.
00:53:46.120with the British ecologist Gordon Goodman as the founding director.
00:53:53.120He would become one of Rockefeller Brothers Fund's most important assets during the 80s.
00:54:01.120Goodman and Boleyn became a powerful duo.
00:54:07.120The Fillage conference in 1985 was a decisive conference with both of them as conductors.
00:54:15.120Boulin had prepared the background paper and Gordon Goodman was the chair of the working group on CO2 emissions.
00:54:24.120Their recommendation was to encourage the formation of a coordinating committee to promote and coordinate research relevant to the greenhouse issue.
00:54:39.120B. Set up mechanisms for continuously planning and C. Begin exploring the potential for a
00:54:49.680global convention on greenhouse gases. This had huge implications on future development.
00:54:58.320The Bayer Institute and Gordon Goodman was then responsible for two workshops that was held in
00:55:04.320and at Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center in the autumn of 1987.
00:55:10.320These were sponsored by Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Rockefeller Foundation,
00:55:16.320and the United Nations Environmental Program, with a mission to develop policies
00:55:23.320for responding to climatic change. Bert Bolin was a member of a steering committee.
00:55:31.320Goodman also wrote the chapter about energy in the Bruntland Report, Our Common Agenda,
00:55:38.320and added the part about anthropogenic climate change upon the request and funding from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.
00:55:46.320All this work gave a desired result after the Reagan administration and U.S. Secretary of State, George Schulz,
00:55:56.320had sent a draft proposal about an intergovernmental panel on climate change,
00:56:01.320Climate Science to WMO, the international panel on climate change was founded in 1988
00:56:09.320with Bert Poulin as chairman. The United Nations General Assembly declared the climate change was
00:56:16.360a common concern of mankind. In January 1989, just one month later, the Stockholm Environment
00:56:29.720Institute was founded by the Swedish government with the aim of bridging science, policy and
00:56:37.680practice. Social Democrat politician Birgitta Dahl and Bert Bolin were co-founders, with Gordon
00:56:47.640Goodman assuming the role as the first director. Offices were started in Stockholm, Boston and
00:56:57.560York. This was a political project. Bolin was a government advisor and had been a close friend
00:57:05.620with former Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme. Stockholm Environmental Institute started the
00:57:13.360Polestar Project. Together with American Tellers Institute in 1991, we were aimed to develop
00:57:51.860to director Paul Raskin, that Pauline served as a reviewer.
00:57:58.760This project later evolved into the Great Transition Initiative.
00:58:04.800Raskin is a member of the Club of Rome.
00:58:09.260That same year, the club admitted in the first global revolution
00:58:13.780that global warming was a threat that was used to unite the world
00:58:18.360and that the real enemy was humanity itself.
00:58:21.860The Rockefeller Network had now achieved their first goal.
00:58:29.120David Rockefeller's powerful think tank, the Trilateral Commission, released the report Beyond Interdependence to set the course for the future and presented an action plan.
00:58:43.540They stated that global warming couldn't be limited by countries on their own.
00:59:24.860It has been followed by an endless number of climate summits.
00:59:29.860The ultimate objective of the convention is to stabilize greenhouse gas concentrations
00:59:35.860at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic, human-induced interference with the climate system.
00:59:45.860In 2003, Bert Poulin asked agronomist Johan Rockström to take over position as director of Stockholm Environment Institute.
01:00:00.080Rockström had been recommended by his former colleague Carl Folke at the Bayer Institute.
01:00:05.740He accepted and assumed as director in 2004.
01:00:12.120A new chapter had begun with Rockström at the steering wheel.
01:00:18.760Rockefeller Brothers Fund made climate change their overaching issue and proclaimed.
01:00:24.940The warming of the climate is no longer merely or primarily an environmental issue.
01:00:30.640It is an energy issue, a business issue, an investor issue, a moral issue, a security issue, an agriculture issue, a coastal issue, a religious issue, an urban issue.
01:00:48.180In short, a global issue that touches every conceivable facet of human existence.
01:00:53.160It is a matter of universal concern that cuts across party lines, religious affiliations, class divisions, and demographic distinctions.
01:01:08.040And therein lies our current opportunity.
01:01:23.160At the G8 summit in Gleneagles in 2005, British Prime Minister Tony Blair declared that climate change was the most serious threat to the environment.
01:01:42.960Before the meeting, a position paper had been circulated among the participants with an urgent message.
01:01:53.160We have a narrow remaining window to engage global strategic planning and mobilization followed by a maximum of 50 years to achieve the transition, to scale down resource use, to terminate inequitable capital accumulation and to stabilize and begin the long-term reduction of global population.
01:02:23.160Author was the British government advisor and psychoanalyst David Wastel, trained at Tavistock.
01:02:34.460At the annual meeting of the Club of Rome in the autumn of 2005, he advised them to declare a planetary emergency, branding excess CO2 as an eco-toxin,
01:02:50.380present strategy to take the world to zero CO2
01:02:56.400and develop institutions for handling the transition.
01:03:05.940The following year, the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research,
01:03:13.800MISTRA, together with the Bayer Institute and Stockholm Environmental Institute,
01:03:19.660launched the Stockholm Resilience Center with a mission to advance the scientific understanding
01:03:29.320of the complex dynamic interactions of people and nature in the biosphere.
01:03:37.400Johan Rockström was chosen as director.
01:03:41.240Three years later, in September 2009, Johan Rockström and a team of scientists present
01:03:52.240the planetary boundaries framework in nature.
01:03:56.240This defines nine boundaries for human activities that will trigger dangerous tipping points if overstepped.
01:04:06.240The framework is presented at the Club of Rome's Global Assembly in October 2009 with attendance from their patron, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, a big share owner of Royal Dutch Shell, and Mishael Gorbachev.
01:04:29.240They are also included in Johan Rockströms and the then president of the Club of Rome,
01:06:16.020They start by releasing a report about global catastrophic risks that threatens the human
01:06:22.500civilization, as well as promote the creation of networks, collaborations and initiatives
01:06:31.540aimed at developing governance solutions and moving the conversation forward.
01:06:40.180For this aim, they also announced a $5 million award for anyone who can successfully create a United Nations 2.0.
01:06:52.680So, Johan Rockström continues his work with defining the aims of a global research program, Future Earth, that had been set up after the UN Conference on Sustainable Development in 2012.
01:07:12.520to advanced research in support of transformations to global sustainability.
01:07:22.320Future Earth will become an important hub in the new global governance architecture.
01:07:30.460In June 2015, the Commission on Global Security, Justice and Governance
01:07:38.780They release their report confronting the crisis of global governance.
01:07:46.100The commission is headed by former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Nigerian diplomat Ibrahim Gambari.
01:07:56.460And presents recommendations on how to better respond to 21st century threats, challenges and opportunities.
01:08:04.780They seek to encourage a broad-based global policy dialogue and an institutional reform agenda aimed at 2020.
01:08:19.140A few months later, the United Nations Agenda 2030, with 17 global goals for sustainable development, is adopted by the UN member states.
01:08:30.620It is followed by the signing of the Paris Agreement during the 21st UN climate meeting in Paris in December 2015.
01:08:48.620This means that it's an urgent need with global institutional changes.
01:08:54.440In 2016, Johan Oxström and EASA director Nebojsa Nakhishinovich states that we must now find new institutions, new governance arrangement and, as Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland and UN ambassador says, new guardian angels for the global commons in the Anthropocene.
01:09:21.820At the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos in 2018, Rockström is talking about
01:09:31.480how Global Challenge Foundation New Prize can achieve this.
01:09:36.560The New Shape Prize is the first ever attempt to invite the whole world to come up with
01:09:42.740the best possible innovative ideas of how we can find a new world order.
01:09:48.620A global governance pathway that will enable us to transition into a desired future where we avoid potentially global catastrophic risks, ranging from the risk of nuclear war, pandemics, inequality, all the way down to climate system collapse.
01:10:11.440In May 2018, the New Shape Forum is held in Stockholm.
01:10:23.540Among them are global governance and the emergence of global institutions for the 21st century
01:10:30.620by Artudal, Maya Groff and Augusto Lopes-Clarus.
01:10:37.780They are all followers of the Baha'i faith.
01:10:41.440The central theme of this religion is that humanity is one single race and that the day has come for its unification in one global society.
01:10:56.000Their proposal is presented at the Paris Peace Forum in November 2018, a newly founded annual gathering with world leaders that focus on improving global governance.
01:11:11.440Paris Peace Forum was founded by Emmanuel Macron and is led by former OECD Secretary-General
01:12:17.940On March 11, 2020, WHO declares a global health emergency.
01:12:24.600Three months later, The Great Reset is declared by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
01:12:32.240The Great Reset is a welcome recognition that this human tragedy must be a wake-up call.
01:12:39.680We must build more equal, inclusive and sustainable economies and societies that are more resilient in the face of pandemics, climate change, than many other global changes we face.
01:12:57.460In September 2020, an answer to the Great Reset is declared by the United Nations at the Global Governance Forum with the slogan, Designing a Roadmap to the Future We Want, the UN We Need.
01:13:17.500At the forum, 20 projects to further the agenda is presented.
01:13:24.940Among them are Global Challenges Foundation's Climate Governance Commission, convened by
01:13:32.000Maja Grof with Arthur Dahl and Augusto Lopez as experts.
01:13:37.980Their mission is to develop new models of global governance solutions.
01:13:44.180They released their first interim report, Governing Our Climate Future, in 2021, with
01:13:52.760suggestions on how to reform the global governance system.
01:13:58.200The Commission, chaired by Mary Robinson, Maria Espinoza and Johan Rockström, also
01:14:05.720consists of members such as the Club of Rome co-president Sandrine Dixon de Cleve and Ellen
01:14:13.560Johnson Sirleaf. Ellen is also the co-chair for the high-level advisory board on effective
01:14:23.660multilateralism, together with former Swedish prime minister Stefan Löfven, a panel sponsored
01:14:30.660by Global Challenge Foundation as well as the Baha'i international community.
01:14:38.260This high-level board had been created by Antonio and the Summit of the Future
01:14:45.700and developed proposals on how governance improvements could be achieved.
01:14:53.140One of our proposals in our common agenda is the setup of an emergency platform to manage complex global shocks if an emergency is declared.
01:15:29.180Among the supporters, we find the Rockefeller Foundation.
01:15:35.940They proclaim that the world faces a deepening planetary emergency
01:15:42.640and is in a reckless path toward catastrophic climate change,
01:15:48.240having already overstepped six of nine scientifically identified planetary boundaries.
01:15:56.940A system-wide approach solving the climate crisis is required now,
01:16:04.900ensuring reliable climate and planetary boundary governance for the earth as a whole.
01:16:13.860They state that what is lacking is renewed and courageous top-down leadership within all levels
01:16:22.740of government combined with generalized bottom-up citizen pressure engagement to catalyze
01:16:30.580fundamental transformations. To set the plan in motion, they want the
01:16:37.860UN General Assembly to declare a global planetary emergency at the 2024 summit of the future.
01:16:47.860They also want to convene an international planetary emergency platform and develop a
01:16:56.420planetary emergency plan for urgent coordinated action.
01:17:06.420An international panel on planetary boundaries is proposed to communicate scientific findings
01:17:14.660and policy matters to relevant national and international governance bodies and the general
01:17:20.660public as well as a subpanel on earth system risk to provide ongoing monitoring of the status of
01:17:32.340earth systems vital functions. They should inform governmental decision making on an ongoing basis
01:17:42.420All for the sake of safeguarding the planet.
01:17:52.980The new report will be released during COP28 in Dubai.
01:18:02.020But everything has already been prepared in the background.
01:18:06.580The ambitious project Global Commons Alliance was launched in 2019.
01:18:15.220The project is coordinated by the Rockefeller Philanthrop Advisors, the World Economic Forum,
01:18:22.100the Club of Rome and the United Nations Global Environmental Facility among its 70 partners,
01:18:30.580with funding from among others the Global Challenges Foundation.
01:18:37.220It's a project funded by the ultra-rich. Their mission is to mobilize citizens, companies,
01:18:47.140cities and countries to accelerate systems change and become better guardians of the global commons.
01:18:56.580To achieve this, we have constructed a five-part formula for systems transformation.
01:19:06.5801. The Earth Commission determines the science. 2. The science-based target network sets the targets.
01:19:20.5803. The Earth Headquarters communicates the science.
01:19:28.5804. The Systems Change Lab monitors and accelerates the changes deemed necessary.
01:19:37.5805. The Accountability Accelerator holds companies, cities and countries accountable.
01:19:48.580The Earth Commission, that claims to be the first holistic attempt to scientifically define and quantify a safe and just corridor for people and planet, is co-shared by Johan Rockström.
01:20:05.620The concept is built on his planetary boundaries framework.
01:20:15.400We have to be steered and managed in order to not overstep our boundaries.
01:20:22.300Here is Johan with the steering wheel at his TED talk, 10 years to transform the future
01:20:33.380The Earth Commission is hosted by Future Earth, with its office in the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences at Treskate in Stockholm, the home of the Bayer Institute.
01:20:52.180By the terms of Alfred Nobel's will, the Royal Academy awards for Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry since 1901.
01:21:01.400Svanta Arrhenius received the prize in 1903.
01:21:07.840The project coordinator Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors is shared by Valerie Rockefeller.
01:21:16.640She said in a 2022 interview with Spears magazine that
01:21:21.280I happen to believe we need deep systemic change
01:21:28.340because we do have such inherent racism, homophobia and patriarchy baked into our systems.
01:23:29.860The other planet says, hey, how are you?
01:23:34.160And the planet Earth replies, I got a bad case of Homo sapiens.
01:23:42.300I am sure he doesn't consider himself a part of a disease.
01:23:48.520He is one of the doctors delivering the cure.
01:23:55.240Antonio Guterres proclaimed in March that we have never been equipped to solve the climate challenge,
01:24:02.420better equipped to solve the climate challenge, but we must move into warp speed climate action now.
01:24:09.440And if this wasn't enough, on October 25th, the British Medical Journal published an editorial demanding that the climate crisis must be treated as a global health emergency.
01:24:31.440emergency. Quote, over 200 health journals call on the United Nations political leaders and health
01:24:42.440professionals to recognize that climate change and biodiversity loss are one indivisible crisis
01:24:50.680and must be tackled together to preserve health and avoid catastrophe. This overall environmental
01:25:00.600crisis is now so severe as to be a global health emergency. WHO should declare the indivisible
01:25:12.860and nature crisis as a global health emergency. Hence, we call for the WHO to make this declaration
01:25:25.160before or at the 77th World Health Assembly in May 2024.
01:25:34.420All for one world, one health, and one leader.
01:25:43.160This is a quote that Redacted News mentioned in the 17th November episode
01:25:51.000Documents Reveal WHO Caught Lying About Pandemic Treaty.