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This is Melissa, and it is the 30th of August, 2026. Once I synced up the calendar and got with Allen in 2020, I decided to stay there for a while because his talks in 2020 were very profound, and I know they were helpful
Alan Watt Redux 278 explores elite complicity, Freemasonry's role, and societal control through a 2020 talk, with book club insights and Jung references.
Key Takeaways
- Elite organizations and Freemasonry play a central role in managing global systems and shaping the managerial class.
- Individual resistance requires strong personal organization to counteract the power of mass societal control.
- Understanding the interconnectedness of NGOs, think tanks, and secret societies is key to revealing the current world order.
- The book club provides a structured approach to studying these complex topics through Alan Watt’s works.
- The rapid pace of societal change reveals the underlying methods of elite control more clearly.
What the video covers
- The video features Melissa introducing a 2020 talk by Alan Watt on elite complicity toward efficiency and societal control.
- The talk discusses the influence of NGOs, think tanks, and Freemasonry in shaping global governance and managerial classes.
- Melissa highlights the difficulty of isolating short segments from lengthy talks, recommending listening to the full four-hour presentation.
- The book club is studying Alan Watt's Cutting Through series, focusing on volume three about esoteric traditions and Freemasonry.
- Freemasonry is described as a system training the managerial class, including scientists, politicians, and educators.
- Carl Jung’s concept of individuality resisting mass organization is cited to emphasize the challenge of opposing systemic control.
- The video includes announcements about book club schedules and supplementary materials available on Substack and Telegram.
- Melissa discusses the androgynous agenda and the role of Freemasonry in shaping societal direction.
- The transcript references historical and contemporary examples of elite control and manipulation of individuals and societies.
- The talk encourages awareness of the systemic forces shaping education, politics, and culture globally.
Chapters
- 00:00Introduction and Overview of Alan Watt's 2020 Talk
- 05:21Book Club Announcements and Jung's House Visit
- 10:33Carl Jung's Concept of Individual Resistance
- 15:33Support and Resources for Cutting Through the Matrix
- 20:48Discussion on Global Events and Economic Issues
- 25:41Communications and Political Insights
- 30:59Economic and Political Leadership Analysis
- 41:06Elite Influence and Control Mechanisms
- 46:33Historical Context and Migration as Control
- 50:47Summary of Elite Power Management and Societal Impact
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for many of you. Many of you found him during that time, and it can be challenging sometimes to pick out an hour or an hour and a half of it or 50 minutes and just say this is
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the, you know, section to look at because really the whole four or five hours of each of these talks is well worth listening to again.
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But you'll hear today the first 50 minutes of the talk that he gave on the 30th of August, 2020. And the total run time is just about four hours and a quarter. And I will link to the original
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as well as the transcript of it. You can listen to it in full if you like. The poem, the title and poem that go with it: Elites working complicity toward efficiency.
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Here the cries of anarchy, arson, sedition. Kissinger's new world order comes into view. It's said bullsheik hell is just repetition so masses can be ruled by technocratic few.
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So it came up in the book club discussion yesterday. Are we headed to world government? Are we already under it? And I think that Allan demonstrates particularly in the books that we are already under it.
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In his talks, he gives us the organizations, the non-governmental organizations, the think tanks that move us, I guess you could say, closer to the revealing of the system that we're under. And I think that may be an important part of
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where we are is that there's so much chaos, there's so much change at such a rapid pace.
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It becomes increasingly difficult. Maybe that's one reason it becomes increasingly difficult to pretend that it's business as usual. Or maybe it's revelation of the method. I'm not quite sure.
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But what we are seeing now is if you're looking, is that what crazy thing that your government is doing that makes absolutely no sense to you? If you look elsewhere to see what another government is doing, you are probably going to find
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some similarities. So, it's an excellent first 50 minutes, and I just wanted to read a few things out of Allen's Cutting Through books, and I am in the second edition, and I'm reading from, I think, everything that I'm
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choosing to share with you tonight comes from the third volume, Esoteric Unveiled and the Meaning of Revelations in the High Masonic Tradition.
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I want to make just a couple of general announcements regarding book club and a few other things.
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I will post some announcements on Telegram so that people who have been waiting to get involved with reading and covering Allen's books can be aware of this.
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But we had a session yesterday, and we got through degrees 25, 26, and 27. And we had already decided that we were going to separate out 28 because it's incredibly long. It's more than 200 pages just for that
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degree. But I realized as we were going that we weren't going to get past 28. We weren't going to be able to skip over it and cover 29 through 32 in any depth whatsoever.
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So, we have decided to take four weeks of study, and that will give all of those of you who are reading along, not everybody shows up for this Zoom call, but you're reading along. On the 26th of
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September, we will be covering degrees 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32. And those last degrees are much shorter.
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So, the bulk of the reading is degree 28, but that gives us about a month to do that. So, we won't be meeting for a month. We'll resume with a Zoom call on the 26th. And as always, these
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recordings, the audio, the illustrated audio portion of it will be posted on Substack and supplementary things that we put in there. And one of the members of book club, Suzanne, took a very interesting trip to Jung's house where his office
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and his library were. And she had a lot of interesting things that she shared.
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And it kind of fits in because, you know, the question is, was Jung a Freemason? And his grandfather was, and I think I just kind of cut to the chase on that. Clearly, this was a
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person who had been initiated in one way or another into the mystery religion. And what is the mystery religion? Well, that's what we're covering in book club and Albert Pike's Morals and Dogma. And I think at the heart of Freemasonry, and
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this is what we are discovering as we read it, is in large part its training of the managerial class. Who are the managerial class? They are the scientists.
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They are the politicians. They are the educators. So just because you can't point to a politician and say, "Oh yes, I see he belongs to lodge such and such," I don't think we should get caught up on the brother, the brotherhood, or the name
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of a lodge. This is a system. It's an ancient interlocking system, and I do think that foundations, their power and influence, all of this non-governmental organizations that so control academia,
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the whatever it is that your children learn in school from the time they enter school until they get into university and beyond. This is an important part of how their minds are molded.
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And I've shared this before. This is just an aside here, but, you know, another thing that pops up that Blue keeps pointing out, reminding us, remember we're looking at the androgynous agenda. You can't help
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but see that when you study Pike's book that yes, that is where they're headed. It took Allen, I think it took Allen Watt to digest all of this in Freemasonry and find
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many, many, many examples that show yes, this is the way we're going. So his first volume of the Cutting Through book for the, you know, for new people that don't have the book, that was entitled The Androgynous Hermaphroditic
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Agenda. But what I'm concentrating on tonight is volume three. So here are just a few little sections that I wanted to read to you. This is on page 194 of the second edition. Empires obliterate the distinctions which are
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peculiar and unique to individuals and impose systems which can be as alien to the individual on which it is imposed as the mood of the scientist may be to the artist or poet. A world state is achieved by the cohesion of things below
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with the intellect as the manipulating force. The individual is remade into the image of a man-made scientifically efficient organism.
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Individual energies are surrendered to energies more powerful than themselves. And I'll just interject here that that's what you see when you study Freemasonry.
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You see how a system, a brotherhood, is taking the energy of individual Freemasons and using them for the great work.
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The more dominant the state, the more the will of the individual is made incapable of effort or even the desire for effort.
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We lose that diamond hardness which can only be maintained by continuous effort never relaxed for a single instant.
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I want to read just a tiny little section of Carl Jung's The Undiscovered Self, which we just covered in book club a couple of months ago. And I will point out too that regardless of Jung's background, his Freemasonic
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connections, his Gnosticism, his mystery religions, there's a lot of truth in his writing, and there's a lot of truth in his book, The Undiscovered Self, which I think is one reason why Alan Watt chose to read from that several times for us.
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This is on a PDF version of the book. On page 43, Jung writes, "Resistance to the organized mass can be affected only by the man who is as well organized in his individuality as the mass itself." I fully realize that this proposition
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must sound well nigh unintelligible to the man of today. The helpful medieval view that man is a microcosm, a reflection of the great cosmos in miniature, has long since dropped away from him. Although the very existence of his world-embracing and world-
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conditioning psyche might have taught him better. Okay. Resistance to the organized mass can be affected only by the man who is as well organized in his individuality as the mass itself. I am going to just repeat what Alan Wat
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wrote on page 194 cutting through. Individual energies are surrendered to energies more powerful than themselves. The more dominant the state, the more the will of the individual is made incapable of effort or even the desire for effort. We lose
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that diamond hardness which can only be maintained by continuous effort, never relaxed for a single instant.
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You're not I I think it is impossible. This is something that comes up a lot too with me. It's it is advisable. Is it advisable to grow your own food? Yes. Is it advisable to have a source of water that you can depend on?
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Hopefully yes. basic preparedness is a good thing, but to think that you can organize yourself against the kind of privations that we've already lived through. Just think back to 2020 and what is coming. It's not realistic. So, it's something in
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your mind, in your psyche that you have to prepare yourself for. I want to read another paragraph from Allen's third volume here 196 into 197.
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It may be obvious to some that the government they think they elect appears to have an agenda differing from the wishes of the people and never mentioned by authorized media. Behind politicians are appointed adviserss who trains and selects them. Behind the soap of
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parliamentary congressional debates are armies of bureaucrats. The departmental heads often reporting directly to counterparts within the United Nations.
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These directors along with their staff of hereditary bureaucrats do not wait around for politicians to give them orders. On the contrary, they are busy bees working fervently for global government. Because they are seldom mentioned in the press, the general
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public tend to dismiss them as impotent shadows. Yet the bureaucracies are into every area of life. They draft laws regarding procedures regarding all civic areas of life.
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Governments come and go, but bureaucracies are forever. I want to say before I forget that I do have the second edition available for you.
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After we finish Pike's Morals and Dogma on the 26th of September, we're going to have a break for just a little over a month.
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And so you have plenty of time to get the second edition if you don't have it so that you can read along with us or join in the conversation.
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I'm working on some other projects and I'll say right here too that I'm grateful for Graham and Gabriella G&G for illustrating Allen's portion of this redux for us.
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It really helps me to have help because I can take some time to do other things that I need to to do and want to do.
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So we I I think our first session on Zoom to talk about the cutting through will start with volume one will be on the 31st of October. So you've got a couple months to fetch the second edition that we're reading from.
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But I want to say that I have that. I still have some flash drives. There are discs that you can purchase. Um there's waiting for the miracle. Waiting for the Miracle is available in English, German, Spanish, and Portuguese. And another
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huge thank you to Graham and Gabriella who translated Waiting for the Miracle into German.
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So most appreciative of their hard work. They did a beautiful job on it. And um so what I'm saying is go to the website ww.cutting cutting throughththematrix.com and find out how you can support cutting through the matrix. You can support what I'm doing
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if you like what I'm doing. And there's many ways you can become a paid subscriber to Substack. You can um buy books and discs, etc. You can have a monthly subscription. You can send me a letter to post office box 815 Keen ke ne
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Texas 76059. Doesn't have to have a donation included. That would be nice, but I do love hearing from you.
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So, there are a couple of little news stories that I want to just mention really quickly here. And there's a thread. It ties in with what Allan Wad is going to be talking about in this section.
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A couple of articles related to food shortages and food crises come to me from Neil Foster. Thank you very much.
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This is from the Guardian. 25th of August 2026, UK to warn citizens to stock up on food amid amid threat from climate crisis and hostile states.
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Government resilience campaign aims to ensure people can cope in a national disaster in order to free resources for most vulnerable. Now, there's a a picture of a burned out house surrounded by green trees, but it's a wildfire that broke out across the West
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Midlands. So, it's one of those wildfires that burn structures, but not trees. This is almost like chemtrails, right?
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The the new clouds that became the new normal. People won't even remember what a forest fire looked like, just like you won't remember what real clouds look like in the real sky looked like because forest fires are just burn houses and
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cars, right? And they leave all the trees standing. UK citizens will be told to stock up tinned food and take steps to ensure they are prepared for national emergencies as part of a new government campaign to improve the nation's
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resilience. The new campaign from the Cabinet Office will set out ways people can prepare for extreme weather events cuz they're going to keep bringing them to us and potential attacks from hostile states, including stocking up on bottled water.
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The aim will be to ensure most households have basic supplies and knowledge about how to cope in a crisis in order to free up immediate government resources for the most vulnerable.
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planning for a number of disasters. Planning for a number I think they're planning a number of disasters from cyber attacks to extreme heat and flooding has increased over the past few months after a number of incidents both in the UK and across the world. The
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plans first reported by the Financial Times also include an internal reassessment of government preparations for a military attack by a hostile state affecting Britain. Now, I will post that for you and a couple of other things, but like I said, it's just good
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common sense to have some preparation in place. What this article is and the next ones that I'm reading, the articles themselves are the warfare, right?
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You're being reminded that you are in a state of war. You're in a state of war.
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What country are we at war with now? Well, we're at war with the the country of climate change.
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This is from Dublin live 28 August 2026. Irish households urged to stockpile food and water in preparation for quote emergencies. The government has launched its national be emergency ready campaign encouraging households across Ireland to take simple steps to prepare for
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emergencies and periods of disruption. And they supply a photo there with some cans of food, um, a first aid kit, and a woman putting a roll of toilet paper up in the cabinet.
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California farmer ordered to destroy orchard after giving away free nectarines, part of a wider squeeze on small farmers. I think that Neil Foster and I covered this a couple of months ago with Sandy Adams. Um, and I that was
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an episode of Real History from June 11, 2026. I can link to that as well. So, if you missed it, you can hear it. But yes, the the attack on US farmers, particularly around these peach and uh other fruit trees in California, is just
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outrageous. So the in the case that we covered a couple of months ago, it was Del Monty closing canaries and and then just cancelling contracts.
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In June, Cesar Moira became briefly famous for the right reasons. The third generation farmer in Reedley, California, locked out of the market by a contract dispute with the leading California produce marketer, decided to give away his entire crop rather than
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watch it rot. More than 182,000 lbs of nectarines were picked by over 6,000 community members in a single week. The Independent reports 2 months later, a jury found him guilty of breaching his contract and his trees are being destroyed. On August 13, a
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Fresno County Superior Court ruled that Mora had violated a marketing agreement with Guiama Brothers Fruit Company.
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Guiama was awarded no damages, but a judge had already ruled before the trial that Mora's trees, the source of the Monaise white nectarines at the center of the dispute, must be demolished.
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This isn't going to destroy me, but I'll tell you this. I'm not going to farm anymore. Mora told the Fresno Bee, "I can't farm in an industry where a company can treat their growers this way and literally use the legal system to
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punish them." Mora signed a sublicicensing agreement with Geomara in 2017 to grow and sell the Monaise White Nectarine, a proprietary variety. Under a follow-up marketing agreement signed in 2019, he was required to sell exclusively through Giamara. But Mora
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alleged that around half the nectarines he delivered to Giamara in 2020 were thrown away, reducing his profits. In 2023, Mora ended the relationship and sold to another packer. Giamora sued him for breach of contract. more a counter suit, arguing he had been misled about
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the company's actual licensing rights and had engaged in unfair practices. A judge ruled that the sublicicensing agreement was valid regardless of underlying patent status.
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So, it's interesting because he wasn't selling to a competitor. He just gave them away.
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I have mentioned before that it might be a good idea for you to watch a movie called Land of the Blind. It's a it's an uneven movie from about 20 years ago.
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And by uneven, I mean, you know, that it could have had a better pass at the writing and the editing, etc. So, some sections drag on too long, but it is well worth watching.
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Because in so many ways you see vivid examples of where we are right now. It's a political satire starring Rafe Fines, Donald Sutherland, Tom Hollander, and Larara Flynn Bole. Dark political satire.
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It's a tyranny. And we come into an unnamed country ruled by a petulent tyrant.
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H who does that make us think of? and his beautiful yet cruel wife, Josephine.
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Well, I say watch it and then look at what is going on in the US with the president of the United States.
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FDA approves new COVID 19 shots. So, you can have all the political theater that you want. Those shots are coming.
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A former associate of Dr. Anthony Fauci plead guilty to charges he was involved in. This isn't brand news. This is about 10 days old, but I'm mentioning it here.
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David Morren, a former senior adviser at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease, has been charged with conspiracy against the United States destruction alteration or falsification of records and federal investigations concealment removal or mutilation of records.
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In one communication, Morren wrote, "I can either send stuff to Tony on his private Gmail or hand it to him at work or at his house. He's too smart to let colleagues send him stuff that could cause trouble.
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So what we have is a a a president who is building a ballroom. The ballroom in the scheme of things is not the most expensive thing on the face of the earth. That they estimate it'll cost taxpayers about 300 million.
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Although the president said repeatedly it wasn't going to cost taxpayers anything. It's 90,000 square foot edition and it is twice the size of the main part of the White House.
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Architecturally it's an abomination just like the gold that he's put in the Oval Office. watch land of the blind to see this is a president whose net worth has increased by like three or four billion dollar since he since his second term
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here in 2025. The primary um driver of that increase of his wealth is the cryptocurrency ventures. And is this is this good? I [clears throat] you know it's corrupt.
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Is it legal? I don't know, you know, but it's corrupt. His his son, his young son Baron, what a name, you know? I mean, why why not name your child Vic Count [laughter] his young son has become very nearly a
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billionaire due to, you know, just how they're making money off of him being president. It's disgusting. So every week, every week he says, "Oh, you know, it's it's bad. Things are really bad." I mean, this has been proved out. You
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know, he's manipulating the stock market and then it's good and then it's bad and then, you know, I mean, this is manipulation. Manipulation of the stock market or insider trading, whatever you want to call it, it's corruption.
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It's just disgusting. and he has waged war against the Iranians in a way that we haven't seen in modern warfare.
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Well, we are seeing it now in the last some decades where we don't care about collateral damage. We don't care about women and children. We simply are going to bomb people into oblivion. I think those were his words.
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So Trump's Navy punishes the 19-year-old sailor who threw himself overboard in quote suicide attempt after months abandoned at sea.
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So he was a 19-year-old service member, a married father of two children, faces non-judicial punishment for violating the military code according to his wife.
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Earlier this month, he hurled himself overboard in an apparent attempt to drown during a mental health crisis as living conditions aboard the ship deteriorated.
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Sailors aboard the Lincoln are said to have endured moldy showers, broken toilets, laundry outages, food shortages, and long stretches without water.
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Yeah. Okay. So, the national debt, the United States how now has a a debt that's just it's more than you can wrap your head around.
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The interest on it, the US is paying 1.5 trillion per year in net interest on the national debt.
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That figure surpassed total defense spending for the first time in modern history. So 1.5 trillion a year is spent just to pay the interest on the national debt. The Congressional Budget Office projected that those will double to about 2.14 trillion by 2036.
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Do you sense that possibly some VHimar type hyperinflation is coming? Meanwhile, I've mentioned before Scott Bessant, the um man who had the pink palace house. Um inept incompetent craven Scott Bessant struggles to clean up the president's mess.
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This is don't buy the idea that it's the president's mess. We're we're living through something that was designed to be this way. There's little optimism about Treasury Secretary's ability to handle Trump's tariffs, Iran sanctions, and colossal US debt. History remembers
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General Dwight Eisenhower, the Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in Europe during the Second World War, for his role in the D-Day invasion of Normandy.
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Whether Scott Besson will achieve similar posterity as the face of the economic D-Day in Iran remains to be seen. The US Treasury Secretary already trying to manage a 40 trillion national debt this week took charge of Donald Trump's
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effort to reverse engineer his war of choice. And and by reverse engineer they mean wouldn't it have made much more sense to start off? I mean, if if it's a real world with economic sanctions and diplomacy, etc., etc., but no, he just
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bombs the heck out of them for six months. So, Steve Schmidt, a former political strategist for President George W. Bush in the John McCain presidential campaign, said he is bar none the worst Treasury Secretary in the history of the
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United States because the first Treasury Secretary was a true genius. The distance between Alexander Hamilton and Bessant in evolutionary scale is the difference between a flea and a human being. He is inept.
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He is incompetent. He is dishonest. He is smug. He is craven and goes on to tell you about Scott Vessent and his involvement in the MAGA movement. First openly gay treasury secretary, etc., etc.
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But what what I see in these in the news stories lately is the revealing of the ugly rabid teeth of the crazed beast that behind the mask. The mask has come off and so we're seeing what is on page 204 of the third volume of
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cutting through. Alan Watt wrote, "The utopia planned for most of man would be a hell.
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The closest character in fiction we have for it would be the emotionless, ultrarational Mr. Spock of Star Trek fame. Emotion is to be all but eradicated from the bulk of humanity.
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All mystical organizations have this in their agenda. The sciences have a very large role to play in all of this.
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What I see too in the unrolling, the unfolding of the AI part of this and the distraction of people by their gadgets and by the bomb most importantly by the bombardment of news and bad news is that people retreat. they they lose
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effect. You know, flat effect is a sign of unwwellness. And people who spend all their time doom scrolling and looking at devices and not into the eyes of their fellow man, they lose a effect. They lose proper emotional reaction.
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On two 205 Allen continues, how do you plan to take over the world? You must first possess knowledge of human nature.
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This may take eons of study, watching, listening, perhaps cautiously experimenting with a few captured primitives. Watch how they barter for their needs. Why, when one gets sick or old, the tribe sustains him. So, how do you make people selfish? Look at how
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they share everything, even leaving some of their food on that stone for their gods. H. Now, if I could impress them with a few scientific tricks, they would be in awe of me.
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So that so don't be aed by the talking heads of science, by the people who come out and say, "We found a better way. Let me tell you how it is." Hold on to you.
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Make yourself diamond hard. Hold on. organize your individuality against the mess and recognize that you are in a constant wartime scenario.
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That's where you know we are in World War II if you want to look at it that way. It's constant bad news everywhere you turn. I'll mention to Ellen said something about a video and I'll post that for you here. It's called
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wartime farm and this was about a little over a dozen years ago from the BBC.
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It's kind of one of these enacted history presentations where they show us what it would be like to have a farm in World War II Britain.
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And it's interesting. And this is this is the part of the phase we're in right now. We've got plenty of water for data centers, but there's not enough water for you.
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We've got plenty of money to wage war on Iran on behalf of another country.
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And we don't really care if that means that there are shortages of fertilizer and therefore down the food chain problems.
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We don't care that we've got the highest debt in the history of humanity. We're going to have a ballroom with an underground bunker the the size of which the world has never seen. So it it isn't good news. I
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I don't I don't see good news except in the way that I choose to share with you on real history or personal [clears throat] encounters on you know the street with you know just people that I meet in real life. I see still
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humanity and that's something to be thankful for. So have a safe week, have a good week, take care and thank you very much for your support.
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[music] Hi folks, I'm Alan Wal and this [music] is Cutting Through the Matrix on the 30th of August, 2020.
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And as always, I hope you're hanging in there and uh getting through these insane times because we're living through the the biggest exercise really in mind control and warfare. It's all warfare. It's mental warfare in the whole population of the planet
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[gasps and sighs] and scops etc. uh and revolutions all sponsored often and trace back to the same few people. It's quite astonishing, isn't it, that regardless of the co idea and the Bill Gates Foundation, the London Gates Foundation and Fouchy and
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all these characters and the head of the WHO, uh you can tie them all together, can't you? And you see all the the funding from the same old big corporations going to to BLM which again is Marxist as we
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know. Uh a beautiful cover though. Remember communism always hides behind covers. It uses excuses. Always did. There were dozens and dozens of them in the 1960s that were Christian. And the Christian groups and churches had no idea they
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were getting used. But they they're great covers because they would promote policies which the Marxists wanted to be put into to weaken America actually. And that's what you always find behind the covers. There's a weakening of the state. And yeah, you can always complain
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about the state as much as you want. The state of affairs isn't that great, is it? But the reality too is that there there other players that simply want to end up in the ruling seats and displace the the the present rulers of it all.
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That's really what it is. Or or really to to maximize their power, their existing power and take over the remaining seats and politics and governance and so on. And you have to understand that that uh you're living through amazing times that nothing's
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happening by chance. the Pentagon obviously in on the same act with different generals standing by. They're all in the payroll of the military-industrial complex which will still be working for a long time under the opaces of the United Nations and
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NATO uh organization uh as they again go through this game of diving up the world into competing factions of apparent conflict. You know, that's how the Cold War was really.
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There were more billionaires created during the Cold War than ever before, maybe even afterwards, because all governments and all sides took tax money and put billions and billions without question into defending the people by creating more and more missiles, etc.,
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and jets and and military equipment. Way overpriced. Anyway, it just matter what they made. It was always way overpriced.
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But no questions were asked. I like the CO idea. It's to keep you safe.
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So, it's, you know, it's a wartime scenario, you see. And of course, CO is is has all the attributes of a wartime scenario.
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Of course, it does, more than you think, actually, because there are signs and symptoms to techniques of controlling the public through fear uh and wartime for compliance reasons. And we've had all the exercises exposed from event 2011 and long before that too with the
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Rockefeller lockstep d as well and and again many other organizations that I may some of them I'll mention tonight that the Gabby and Bill Gates group still control as well.
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There are so many organizations you see all telling you the same stories. so important to control all the media and and the flow of information. You think you got lots of competing organizations giving their No, they're giving the same
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opinions. All the media, the official media, because they're all owned by a small quarter of people going way back. I mentioned that years ago in talks when Rockefeller and others, the Rockefeller especially, got a group of his his hijackers, you know,
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to get because they hijacked other companies all the time to to basically take them over and stop competition. Old man Rockefeller said that competition is a sin. And he meant it. There's an organization running the world that truly believes that the right to own
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everything in it, the technocratic type, and to rule everybody under it basically. That hasn't changed. It's it's more than ever enforced today. You can actually see some of the the front people coming forward, maybe lower edges of them, but it's still the same
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organization [snorts] and the idea was to take over the world's resources, everything that you need to exist as an individual human being. And then collectively uh is owned by people you don't even know.
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Generally, they make all the policies how much food you're going to be be able to buy or even get or even if you can get it or even if you can buy it. And it's all coming to pass right now
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because this is to be your winter of discontent is coming up because it'll either make or break this big agenda for the World Economic Forum for its global reset, you know, of the economy of your way of living on the
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value actual value and and the the basically the uh almost like an examination paper with tick marks.
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You'll all get checked off on a checklist of things that that to to they'll give you extra help if you need it, if you're ill or whatever it happens to be according to your status or importance or necessity to their
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society. That's how it's going to get put out. Actually, it's already in force and that's why they're killing a lot of elderly people in the hospitals. It was in force before CO came along when they introduced euthanasia. Everything's
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economics, you see, and the value to their system. Even though you paid for it, it doesn't make any difference.
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They're thieves that run the world and they have all the signs and symptoms of gangs and that's a fact. There are other people have come out with this too that you have all the signs and symptoms of organized crime big big organized crime
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at the very top and the relationship as I've mentioned before between Bill Gates the Gates Foundation and I've guessed don't don't forget who Fouchi and his wife and uh and his wife too is a bioethicist working with the government
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to again evaluate the everybody's status in society and your value to the system system and that's what biotech is all about, folks. That's what it's about.
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So, you're living through the big scientific takeover of society for the planet. They've always been after this global society.
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And um going way back into the 1800s, folk have no idea that the British Empire, this oddball thing, the British Empire was run by a secretive group in the city of London, Lord Alfred Milner.
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He he published books himself about it and he and again some of the people who took over much later like Carl Quigley who was a historian for them [snorts] uh praised them to the highest heavens for for taking over the world and trying to
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get a world governmental system in place uh again with this this he didn't mention technocratic system but that's what it was quickly knew it was because he believed that the right again to go after the world's resources even then
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and he was all for their agenda and [snorts] Britain was used really the people who get used generations can pass they haven't got a clue they're being used you understand that they just think well we're off to another war with so and so today and and
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may last for a few years and after it's over you don't realize no maybe maybe two dozen people have corporations in London that end up ransacking that country by taking resources out of it and your troops are guarding it all for
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them. Even the troops don't really know what they're there for except they're they're bringing civilization they think to these people.
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It's quite amazing to watch it happen because it's still happening today. often the countries that were dominated coming back to the parent countries [laughter] like Britain and dictating to them now because often in some ways they become uh wealthier themselves the
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people that were left behind and now they're dictating their policies too for a global system again because everyone from every nation at the top is part of this big structure they know what's going on of course they know what's going on and uh but quickly
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was awfully good about telling you that [snorts] the top people in every party pretty well across the whole western world.
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Doesn't matter what the party was. Top people are always a member of the same organiz they're vetted way in advance and they play the game of left and right etc. And then when you have the books, their members books which they which
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they published at one time when they had annual meetings, you you see all the names at the back.
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Even the heads of communist parties for countries like in Britain were in attendance to their global meetings and Ireland too. Uh their members were there too. So the and the top bankers that run these nations were were also in attendance.
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See the for the future of the British Empire funded by Rockefeller and of course all the the the old Milner groups uh guys were there that taken over and their descendants because they hand them off to their offspring
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and uh and here we are down to the present day. folks still can't c can't cuz it's never mentioned so you can't catch on you see it's not mentioned very much at all in fact the history given by the BBC is
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such a oh well said it who controls the past etc and the future and all the rest of it has all been said before and and it's so true it's so incredibly true uh and then again you have you have
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this wonderful And it's wonderful from the from the elite's point of view way of running the world through creating factions and divisions.
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And uh lots I mean Britain's sunk basically with mass migration. So is Germany to an extent too all from these wars in the Middle East and across northern Africa for for years and years. And and um and they haven't finished yet. We know that
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there'll be even more. So that'll be the complete end of it when more uh again military age guys will rush through by the millions into Europe uh when they do away with the last few countries left like Syria. They won't give up with
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Syria and Iran because it's not our wars. It's for another reason as we all know. And by the way, that is another reason as well that a lot of folk are protesting and really upset and ticked off because these endless wars
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um that people haven't fathom they can't fathom why they're even going on. I mean the wealth of America of I'm talking the average citizen has been squandered in 30 years of straight years of of war.
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People forget that it didn't start with 9/11. They already had Desert Storm in 1991 and and then had the flyovers and all the military around um Iraq for years.
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That was a fortune right there. And then they hit it again in 2003 using it as an excuse. Of course, 911 is an excuse even though Saddam had nothing to do with it.
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Was on all on the list of the Peanut Group. We all know that stuff. It's all published. You can find it up there.
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Yeah, I'm sure [sighs and gasps] on the net. So you're living through a big agenda.
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I mentioned it so many times. You're living through a script. It's a big business plan. Exactly. As a how a big business plan runs in in business plans.
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And that's a striking thing with United Nations and the communist organizations before the United Nations. They all have these five-year plans for one part and 10 years pl for another and 50year plans for and even a hundred year plans for
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other parts of it. That's how it's run and that's how big multinational international corporations run too. Huge agendas going way off into the future where maybe they they'll hire and retire three times, three generations sometimes, you know, all planned that
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way. How do we make it happen? And then they have their foundations which are so important to all of this that the tax-free foundations that manage the world. You know, these are the ones who who create and finance and train leaders
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for future warfare, including the NOS's that uh and and the train and the ones who train the Antifa groups, etc.
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They're all from the the big foundations owned by the richest folk on the planet.
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This is not conspiracy stuff. uh read the foundation is their power and influence written years ago all to do with the with the Norman Dod's investigation into it and the and the ree committee how they looked into the the foundations in
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America back in the 50s and 60s. I wondered why they were funding the top found like the Ford Cargi and and uh the Ford Foundation but that time was already taken over by other foundations that are awfully wellnown [sighs and gasps]
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and that there were funding groups to destroy America and radically change it and so on. It made no sense to the people. So this had a they had sent a congressional committee out there to investigate it and they were shocked by
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what they found. the the head of the Ford Foundation at that time advised it and you actually get old audios or videos of Norman Dod talking about this and he said he said he as he asked him why they were funding these groups and
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the head of the Ford Foundation in America said that we're working hard to to create a system and alteration of cultures and education so we can seamlessly blend that of the Soviet Union with America down the road. You
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could blend it all together. Yeah. Most folk haven't got a clue today about all that. It's just amazing. But it's all published. It's in their books written by the guys who are involved in it. And that's what I'm often said too.
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You can stuff your head full of all the data you want. But um it's not enough obviously to change the present, which is the way you change the future.
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You got to understand more. It's more than just learning who did what. You you got to find out why. You also have to look into all the wise how people went along with things and why they went along with things and accepted
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conditions and systems that they shouldn't have again too. How can you possibly even live under a system and accept at the same time that most of the the agencies above you and government are secret and run secretively on plans and agendas you you're not
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given even access to. You might down the road uh have laws implemented by them upon you uh but you know you're not even brought into the to the debate about things to setting up. Who decides the future of a
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nation? Think about it. Do you get to um fill out questionnaires about what you want to see in the future of a nation? Do you for voting?
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You're just given that the front people to vote for, aren't you? It doesn't matter what party is in, the same agenda goes ahead. Look at the free trade deals. Generations went by for free trade deals pretty well. And then the
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ones in the 90s to do with North the North American free trade. First it was a free trade agreement in North American free trade agreement. And then you had the free amigos two prime ministers and a president Mexico states uh meeting
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every year to further tie us into a binding as they called it a binding system bound together which would be the nucleus of of an EU type authority a European parliamentary authority down the road. That's what they hoped for and
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then they would start bringing more Latin American countries in in the Caribbean countries too naturally all discussed and printed and all of it but um it was done it was admitted to that the whole thing was drafted up and
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worked upon for years by the council and foreign relations a group that's private a private group that often claims itself to be the establishment. One of his videos it put out itself talked about this is itself as the establishment
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and you don't vote for them. Most folk don't even know what they are or that they exist. You're given these front comedians of politicians to look at and boo and throw tomatoes at, you know, and uh and that's what you're given for
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politics. Have you ever heard any real wisdom come out of the mouth of politicians? Come on. Come on.
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You watch this punch and duty show. That's what it's called. punch and duty show that they used to have at fairs in the middle ages and all up to the 20th century uh where people would have these puppets bashing each other with clubs
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and so on. That's what politicians are. They're there to take the heat but not to ever to tell you what's really going on.
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The key to all of this, of course, is that think tanks, privately owned think tanks have run the world for an awful long time.
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And they still do. They we we know the as I say that the top politicians are picked long before the public even hear their names to vote for and they're vetted and they'll do what they're told. There's no doubt
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about it. [sighs and gasps] And um and all parties are in on it at the top. That's why when nothing really changes for the better for the general population. It gets worse and worse.
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And I can remember looking at the old old books I found and about Canada as an example and I've seen the same for Britain, but you have the the the departments of information and statistics and owned by the government
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pretty well and and everyone's measured and and weighed and yada yada and numbered long long before we came along, our generation. And I've got ones going back to the early 1900s and right down to how many matchicks were made by
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companies and things like that. Just incredible data they had in us all before they had computers.
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At least we're told it anyway. But anyway, it it is quite fascinating to see how these massive books with the the years production and and costs and all the rest of it and every little company in the country listed. But back in the
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the the early 20th century in Canada, Britain at that time or London, the Renault, I hate seen Britain as like a the strange entity. What the heck is Britain really? It's got millions of people, all kinds of people living in
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it. And before the mass migration, there were still lots of different kinds living in it. Uh the Yorkshire folk were had their own identity and culture. It was and different parts of the country was similar, had been for centuries,
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that kind of thing. But you but when it comes to official purposes is in taxation and things like that that no one want you to be one part of Britain or for war and send you off to fight for things you you have no idea
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that it's really all about. You never get told the truth and and when you come back from these wars the ordinary folk have either lost their jobs or work or their farms or whatever and nothing's ever the same
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again. Uh, and then you got another one. It's the same kind of thing over and over. And at in between that, you're global. I remember back in the '9s talking about this. I said eventually, you know, we because he kept talking
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about globalist and global that and how it was the greatest thing under since sliced bread and we'd all be happy under globalism and all the companies were putting this rah thing. The governments were putting rah and hands across the
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sea etc. And they came out with their real plans which was international free trade for the big top corporations uh so they could really send their stuff all over the planet from all countries and have the citizens back home in the
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first world countries paying for all. Do you ever wonder why you can order things from China for peanuts for cheaper uh than than you could even post a letter in your own country to your neighbor?
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You're paying for it. That's why that's called free trade. It's part of the deal. And it isn't just China you're paying for their postage or to you. It's quite a few countries too. We can look up the list of the nations including
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some in the Middle East by the way. You're paying for the big um the bulk of their postage on whatever is getting transferred around the world.
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Free trade. Great deal for the corporations isn't it? and you pay for all and at the same time you end up with no work back home cuz your own governments again all kinds right-wing and leftwing in succession all signed on
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to integrate it further and further as they get in uh and and then you end up with no work back home no factories no ability to produce anything you don't even have the ability to make your own uh basic painkillers or acetaminophen
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the very simple medication cuz even that's farmed out to other countries first it was farmed med out to China under free trade. That's why it was so cheap for a long time. And then lengths last year, the year before, they gave
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the contract under the the new Trans-Pacific Partnership, which they included Indian for some reason. And and and then it moved their their base of operations to India and it's way more expensive now. But in at home, oh, nothing's made here. There you go. And
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you can't even make anything to to save yourself if you need. This is this thing I I keep thinking back to Britain in World War I and then two and and Britain was locked down in World War I because the Germany then and
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Britain as well had submarines and submarines could play havoc with with shipping that was bringing in food and supplies and all but especially in World War II there's far more subs around and uh and Britain had already given up its
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ability to be to be self sustaining. by farming. I've always thought that's an odd thing that I mean food is one of the most basic things you need without it.
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Everything else is a pipe dream. Just everything starts with food, folks. Food and water. And why would your nations literally make you helpless?
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Well, once again, it was the big corporations that dealt with the shipping lines. uh we've had me leaders in Canada that whose whose parents were involved in this too that their own shipping line companies for transferring food to other
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countries etc. And often when they're combined with interest in agriculture like agra food businesses they they decide what countries are going to get the cheap food and who's not going to and even try to and even lobby at home
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to put laws to stop you making enough food at home for yourself. This is all rigged. You see there's no such thing as a free enterprise system. It's just the opposite.
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And and it's not new. Say Britain almost sunk in World War II because it it it couldn't produce food for itself.
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It was completely almost completely dependent for a long time on food coming in from from the US.
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And a lot that ship eventually was in trouble after 1942 as well. And uh and they had all you can actually look up the old videos on wartime farms for instance and and you see what they had to do go
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through and the government just expands. Oh, they love it. During war they expand. Socialistic tech systems and principles and and and government departments just blossom and and and swell like cancers like you wouldn't believe. And that's why they love
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socialism cuz and you do what you're told cuz it's all for the for the good of all. you're all in it together, etc.
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And um and you all pull pull along together and do what you're told for the good of everybody else for the for the greater good. Never changes.
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And during World War II, the government in Britain stole farms all over the place off of people because here's the tragedy of of things.
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Great Britain, let's be proud of Great Britain eh? It had been so many wars all through the 1800s.
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the country was the people were broke were taxes and and really even then they're all they're kept in a starvation level most of the people not not not the middle class and upper class of course but they were
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they going through the industrial revolution in the 1700s so bad it was that even Benjamin Franklin this is a truth here in his own memoirs talked about that when he visited Britain and he saw these factory workers coming out
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of of a big shoe factory factory and boot factory barefoot in the winter cuz they couldn't afford to buy the boots themselves.
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This was this was reality, folks. You know, there was no welfare system. Folk had to work often 16 hours a day just to eat and get maybe get a place over their head, which was a horrible. Often there
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was 10, 12 or more to a room. It's a horror show. But again, the the wonders of propaganda and so on can displace all that and and and really tuck it away into the background till you till it's a hazy thing and it's
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forgotten all together. That's how it works. And then you end up in the 20th century and and they already had just had the bore war, you know, u getting wheelie were taking over Africa and South Africa and so on again by the
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Milner group, Lord Alfred Milner for the Royal Institute for International Affairs, that private group that was just called the Milner group and the kindergarten at the time. And they they picked youngsters up in university in Oxford also and and they trained them
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they trained them to be governors of different countries that they would take over and they list all their names of course if you go into their histories long long histories but anyway that's how it was done and the people end up in these wars
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world wars they needed by the way the Milner group wanted world wars they mentioned that because then they could they could then further amalgamate countries, even competing and conflicting and waring countries together at the end of it when
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everybody's on their knees. That's how you got the League of Nations idea coming in. You see? [sighs] So, it's uh yeah, the pass is a horror show. So anyway, World War II comes along and Britain had lost so many
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farmers and like you talk about dads and sons often and uncles all wiped out in some areas, a lot of them. They would join local regiments, gone, seem in Canada and elsewhere in Australia, gone in New Zealand.
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And so it left a lot of them just struggling with farms between in the 20 years between, you know, from the end of World War I and the beginnings of World War II, 1939.
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And um so the government if they couldn't they ordered you to produce and if you couldn't produce enough cuz you didn't have enough manpower or people running the farm or whatever or maybe it was an old dad left all the sons were dead from
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the previous war. Uh the government just grabbed them and stole them and and then they they amalgamated a whole bunch of them you see here there and everywhere and they would give it to these rich characters who still own them today by
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the way you know and then then of course they got volunteers and land army. Even better, isn't it? It smacks the same kind of you get a little smackings or smatterings of the same system down to the present time
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cuz then you had land army volunteers and and all these folk coming in for the war effort who who were free labor for you.
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And every every square inch of of workable land had to be plowed the whole thing and used for the warrior for we're all in it together once more, you see.
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and you could get vegetables except but you couldn't get much meat at all for the general population. Winston Churchill hadn't a problem. He they had parties for Winston. He talk about his secretary talked about it. If you ever
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bother reading the books on it, his personal secretary wrote about it and how they had these huge parties in certain parts London underground bunkers huge like palaces really. In fact, some of them were under palaces and other ones were outside London and they yet
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had everything they could imagine of eating and and food and and uh eloquent wines etc. champagne the whole lot all through the war. But the ordinary people uh like being good people mind you put up with it and the rationing starvation
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level rationing until you there was no there was no obese people before World War II pretty well and Britain cuz they've been through a great depression in between two world wars and then and both wars they ration.
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It's just astonishing what you put up with and the folk who go off and fight have no idea. They wouldn't even know who Lord Alfred Milner was. You said you might get his name in a newspaper once in a while as one of his proteées was
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sent over to govern South Africa or something like that, you know, or India. But then no idea of this big dis even Winston S. Churchill had an argument is is recorded in in Parliament in Britain because dur the
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beginnings of the war. He had no idea what the that these characters have been manipulating the system to get Britain.
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He was also getting manipulated by another group to get into the war by the way an outside group. By the same token, he was ticked off when he found out that this other group that was that had other
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plans for the the the Great War, this this World War II, you know, and his mission and what it wanted to accomplish. And he argued about it cuz at that time it was very secretive group, you know, different names it had
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at the time. The whole souls group was one of them as well. It was so secretive like layers of it that and an inner party and an outer party. Yeah.
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just like the CFR still has today for for their for their missions abroad, so to speak. Yeah. The folk in Britain fought those wars all truly believing they're doing the best of all to save everybody and doing, you know, having a clue what was to come
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at the end of having a clue. The Winston Churchill and I put up articles years ago.
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You should go into cuttingries.com and and look at some of them. Lost them lots of authors use my my material. sort of stacks over there.
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But uh Winston Churchill uh literally talked about all all of this too as I say and his his desire he said this is wonderful when the war broke he says we might we we shall probably and hopefully he says establish our long dream of
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united Europe. I mean, meanwhile, he's telling folk on the radio at night, you go off and fight and die to save your culture, your way of life. Meanwhile, he's talking and and the sector recorded all these things or United Europe. Oh, an old and if you
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told that to the to the British folk at that time, they've been completely bewildered. What's he talking about United Europe? We're fighting to to keep our our own way of life. We're quite happy with it the way it is. You know,
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it's never perfect and it's pretty bad for a lot of people, but it's better than a lot of folk had even in Europe at that time.
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And every culture likes its own culture to an extent, don't you? Because it's familiar to you if nothing else.
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But it's also part of it. And I I across the world you meet people who will fight and die for their nations or or the plot of land that they live on.
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It's a natural thing. You feel tied to the land. It's in the soil. It's in the genes almost. And you give that that that that bonding to it.
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I remember reading a a poem by a Scottish guy that uh they wrote about the 1930s and 40s, maybe into the 50s, a minor, and and he he talked about he leave because Scotland like like like parts of England too
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and Wales. uh because this corrupt system that always ran you was often he couldn't afford to he said in his poem a country like Scotland he couldn't afford to feed his children you know so he had to move
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but meanwhile you had the richest folk concentrated in London the richest folk in the world at that time concentrated in parts of London especially the city of London and of course the migration helped you see, to expand the empire.
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So, we're all used and abused, and most folk haven't got a clue what's even happening at the time. Instead, they're given what they've got in the states at the moment. They've got the front groups, uh, the BLM groups where the the
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heads of them. It's no mystery. It's not conspiracy theory. They admit and they're out there admitting. There's even a video of them admitting that they're trained Marxist organizers who know exactly what they're where Marxism always has front groups and gets them
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all battling with other groups. And then you have the Antifa groups. There's no mystery there. There's a good quite a good history of them, long history. And then the reorganization of them back again in the '90s because they used
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them. used to send them in to the anti-global meetings that were going on anti-globalist meetings were awfully good at the time and and folk came across from the countries to to protest these these meetings where they were again planning offshore all your your
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work and your factories off to China and and the far east but then come the Antifa group and and jumping on the bandwagon and start throwing their usual motto of cocktails at police cars etc and give everybody else a bad name you
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see and actually say it in their handbooks. You see that they piggy back upon uh uh certain events that cause um that that are plausible that and are emotional events jump on top of them end up being the champions and then sear it
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off into your revolution. This is how they do it. You see wellunded too [sighs] but once folks emotions get up they seldom think very clearly. It's it's very interesting to watch the phenomenon.
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I've mentioned it before that the tremendous the terrible things that happened in Rwanda, but the genocide in Rwanda. You had the the eventual completely complete unleashing of many years of utter hatred against this other tribe that uh they'd
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had skirmishes with over 100 year 200 years even. And the hatred had boiled up and boiled up and it was really institutional and they let loose and literally the chopping up of people went on for weeks. You could actually hear it
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on the audios from people who were there at the time with cameras, you know, from reporters from abroad. You could actually hear it.
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It was it was terrible. And that's what happens when when clever folk can utilize the hatred and stir it up and actually augments it to really thicken it. you might say intensify and then they used it for different purposes. Big
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coffee plantation growers were involved in this too outside the country because uh [snorts] there's always other reasons for what you see in the news always and always other interests behind anything to do with skirmishes or wars. There's always economic interests
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lying deep deep below on behalf of those who understand resources and how to use them and who want them.
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Nwanda reporters were on the roads. It's like are it it actually I always think of these whenever you see roads full of people you think remember of refugees as one like I always think of refugees in cars in Europe and so on the beginning
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or even during World War I and then World War II but then you had other refugees that that really are promoted to come into countries. Now these are look the massive invasion across Europe.
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That was all that took billions of dollars to work all that out and to finance and even train them. Some of them coming in were telling you they'd all been trained in advance for purposes of taking down European countries.
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And we know some of the folk who were behind it because they even put videos out themselves about it in some of these countries unashamedly. Yeah.
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And then down the road you use them e to take down the nations. Just the standard warfare technique. Migration has always been used for this kind of purpose.
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Migration is was used in ancient times. You have biblical episodes of it and and pre-biblical too.
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Not everything happens in the Bible obviously. But you you had different groups that would remove people of of where they lived and transfer them to other nations in order to to destabilize their power and and and de um thrown
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them from their over their own people so as that the people could be used by the conquering people coming in. You see uh so there's different ways you can use uh migration, mass migration by law. The Soviet era was awfully interesting. I
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always think because the Soviet era used very very old techniques, very very old techniques.
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You get you get wisps of it through your lifetime. This is why it's important to try always remember as much as you can per day as you're living through things, you know, because real history is inside you. You
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you live it. Forget the books that written later that that'll change it all. And so you're living in history and you must use your own perception. Don't be given it by someone else.
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Anything that that you're offered, investigate it completely to make up your own mind. But the the Soviet system, it's just like the Norman system sent troops in of course to to different countries like Latvia. You had Latvia.
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You've got articles coming out, you know, years later in Latvia after the so-called Soviet system collapsed, which it didn't really collapse as such, you know, not the way it's presented, but yet you had Latvia and you had Ukraine,
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you had different countries where the Soviets had tremendous influence in the Soviet pack countries and they had troops in into many of these countries training them and so on and it stayed them with with full-time barracks much the same as the US does today across the
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Middle East and and even Beirut at one time and so on. But the Soviets were given extra money if they would marry local women. The idea to to breed themselves in to society which would help dilute the cultural uh homogeneity
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of the people is much harder down the road 20 years or 30 years down the road uh for the for the entire people to to stand up and throw you out when but that time one at least oneird of them are
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part Russian you see it's all through so many folks families by that time that's how it was done and that was a deliberate policy they paid the troops extra if they would settle in the areas by marrying uh girls in those areas
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where they were stationed. very old system, a very old technique and and it smacks as I say the same kind of kind of thing that happened with the Norman invasion into and to England or Britain or England really.
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Uh and even the Roman the Romans did try this too at one time and after the Romans really collapsed or the same kind of thing and went back home to to Rome from England. They did leave a lot of
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people back in in in England at the time and we have histories of them from monks. It was really interesting uh of certain families who still stayed behind and there were very old Roman families but but again uh the Normans when they
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came into Britain they uh they had primma which is first night of course and of course the the nobility would literally um if a maiden was going to get married in the local areas with the Saxon areas and
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so on in England uh they'd just take the right to have uh sex with them in the hope they get pregnant and and so now you've got relatives within the local community that that you'll groom to be in charge of the community. An old
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old technique really nothing new about it. I'm sure it might still go on in some parts of the world today. It wasn't just first night in the whole thing. And the idea was to breed themselves into the the people
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and even their offspring would become future leaders over those peoples. In Ireland, you have an interesting situation where some of the fits like Fitz Simmons and and so on often had noble parentage but they were illegitimate but they were still given a
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legal standing you see and so hence this the prefix Fitz part to their names Fitzgerald etc. And so that still stood today.
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But I'm this isn't getting off the topic. Really what it is showing you is that great power is managed as all. And it doesn't come from little people in every generation just reinventing the wheel. These are sciences that are
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recorded and understood over many many many centuries. many going way back to Plato and and even before Plato's some of these philosophers in ancient Greece were awfully interesting because they were interested in what was happening around them and
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and they like to put it down especially in their schools and the leisure class came to them you [clears throat] know and they were getting trained into this and philosophy wasn't just there for passing the time although the the school came from the
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term really um leisure you know, and wealth and leisure. You had leisure cuz the ordinary people hadn't time to learn anything except maybe a trade or something. But those who ruled the ruling uh classes or maybe even casts for all that and and
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Greece and Greece is a huge area. It wasn't just a little there's just so many hundreds of violence in fight involved too.
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But some of them uh again were actually condemned by the state some of these teachers because they wanted to overthrow the system and bring in this new system and and Socrates of course was to just get offered his his poison because of
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that. uh there were def there were definite um charges lead against them. It's interesting the enlightenment era they always resurrect Socrates and his teachings. Interesting teachings.
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Absolutely. Uh and a good mind behind it and maybe a good a better mind between the behind the translators because you can fudge an awful lot of perhaps better thinking it by translating it in a certain way. But anyway, you you find
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that Socrates was also charged with literally trying to subvert the youth. It wasn't sexually at least that wasn't promoted as such or about the charge. It was to to train the youth to overthrow the parents in a system was a re to be revolutionaries.
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That's what it was about. And that when it was brought out into the open uh the parents and the nobility just lost it. They said what what had no idea.
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And this all came out during the inquiries. It was so bad that many of the students had to flee for their lives because they were trained to be revolutionaries. Plato had to disappear for a while and and he did quite quite a long time.
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And they had this interesting similarity to different groups that that even like the Senis that that came along too in the Middle East as well that lots of things in common where you would get groups in. You would
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have you would have an initial meeting groups like like a an open day put that way every so often where folk would come in and listen to the to the the lower exoteric teachings and they see that's rather pleasant etc. I wouldn't mind
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joining that. Then if a young one of the youngsters came in to join it and probably paid by the parents who thought it was give them a good education uh then if they if they had the right stuff because they had they had levels
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and degrees just like later groups had too uh of induction all the way up as I say to the Lord Alfred Miller group that has an an inner party and an outer part.
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That's an idea came from George Orwell's 1984 dinner party and outer party in the circle of friends etc. and the cancer and foreign relations. It it's that's how very old ideas and all elitists you see going way back
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to to even Socrates. It's all to do with elitism and through the the various dialogues that they would have um in their in their teachings. They'd always have a a discourse a kind of fantasy discourse with someone else as a teaching tool. If
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I said to you blah blah blah, what would you reply or think? And then you then you try to guide them into into what you the way you want them to think. But it's almost to question what is
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what is what is this and what is that? And not not really to enlighten you as such, maybe partly, but then to take you off and reshape you and to now think about it this way, you know. Well,
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that's how people are recruited today for the most horrible things on humanity. Oh, it was what do you think all these little people? That's kind of like the third manuh the movie. Awfully one of the best movies ever made. The
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third man. It was so well directed and written and directed and and filmed. old black and white movie and and the location was was fantastic during uh actual reoccupation of a country that was post World War II where you'd still had and you'd still
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had the Russian and and British and American and French uh quadrants and these these big cities were by the allies as they say and all these [snorts] displaced displaced peoples none none of them wanted to grabbed if they if they had a background or come
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from a country that was now owned, run over or ruled by the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union could take you back, just demand that you even though you weren't in their country, you're in Vienna and so on. Uh they could demand that you go
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back there. You see, horrible things happened. But in the movie uh the villain Orson Wells is up in uh he's meeting his his pal.
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his pal come over. He see him and his pal thought that that Orson, you know, the third man was dead cuz he had a fake burial. And then he found he was alive and they come to question him and Orson
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Wells had been really l been sought. The reason he he pertained to death was he was sought by the the police and the allied forces at the time, the military police because one of his scams was getting penicellin and diluting it and
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then reselling it for big money and it was so and went to children's hospitals and they were dying of menitis and things and of course the nebiotic was no use. was too diluted.
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All these kind of these scams did go on by the way. Scams in in medicine as have all up to the present time as you all know I'm sure. And so Orson Well meets the guy on a carousel, a big one of these big round
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wheels or something around and so and they go up in it and at the top uh Wells talks to his friend at see look at all these people down there cuz his friend was saying you know you've been accused
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of this is this true your medicine is is now killing children and Austin looks down says look at all those people down there and he says do you really think that this system thinks any more of those people you know He
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says the state calls them the proletariat. You know, I call them the masses and so and the communists call them the masses and I call them the, you know, in other words, they're just little dots. He says, "How much is each
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dot really worth to you?" And that's how a psychopath would describe humanity, the victims of whatever.
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They're just, you know, the nothings. And that's how we're really ruled, folks. You have no idea of how many layers of psychopaths are all are churned out of academia and selected for their qualities as psychopaths. The particular traits
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to do dastardly things over the general populations. They're generally arrogant, well- paid, uh trained in in either psychology or or behaviorism, often both.
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and persuasive techniques to so folk will can be convinced to obey them right down to even giving up your own life.
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You know, is it are you really worth the money your government will spend on you?
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Why don't you just sign this little thing and and and decide yeah I've had enough. I I I've been I've become a burden on and you end up with eugenical euthanasia.
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[music] My [music] name [singing] is Jimmy Ribbon, a Glasgun [music] of place and [singing and music] habitation.
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I know leave with shame from a place [music and singing] and habitation. I know a war [singing] [music] for fre hills and nails [singing] of Calonia.
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[music] It was early in the [singing and music] morning. Just by the break day we were awakened by [singing] the ty [music] who unto us did that say [music] arise [singing] ye hless convict arise ye and all [singing]
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this is [music] the day you are stray the color [music and singing] We [singing] all arose at all our clothes. [music] Her hearts were full of grief. [singing] Her friends who stood around the coach [music] could grant us no [singing] relief.
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Her parents waves [music] and sweethearts their hearts were broken. [music and singing] They see us leave the hills and dales.
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[music and singing] Oh Calonia. Farewell [singing] my aged mother. I'm vexed for [music] what I've [singing] done.
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I hope none will cast up [music] to you [singing] the race that I have run.
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I [music] hope God will protect you [singing] when I am [music] far away, far up [singing and music] hills and hills. for Calia. [singing] [music] Bear will my honest per [singing] you are the best of men [music] and likewise my own sweetheart.
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It's Catherine as [music and singing] her name. Ne will walk by Clyde's [music and singing] clear stream. or by the brooming law.
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For [music] I must leave [singing] the hills and deals of Calonia. [singing] [music] Oh, I must leave the hills and dills.
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Oh, Calio. [music and singing]
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