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I'm the host of the Sean Morgan Report on AMP

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News , I'm here with Matthew Errett of the

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Canadian Patriot Review , and

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today we're going to discuss NATO

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cognitive warfare operations . And

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you wrote two interesting articles recently

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, matt . Can you give us a little overview ?

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Yes , absolutely Sean . The

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idea of the two articles one of them

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was called the Revenge of the Behaviorists

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, the basically incoming

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hive of behaviorists that have really taken over

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control of almost every little facet of

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policymaking you could imagine , with the Biden

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administration , of course , a lot of these

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characters as I go through in this article . We're

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already quite active with Barack

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Obama , people like you know

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, samantha Powers , cass Sunstein , there's

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an entire array of these things . So in that article

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we got across how dangerous

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behaviorism is , especially economic

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behaviorism , sociological behaviorism . But

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how is this ? A sick and

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evil , twisted way of looking at the universe

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, looking at human civilization and looking

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at and denying the existence of such

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matters as the soul , freedom

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, justice , which are meaningless for a behaviorist

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.

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What is behaviorism ?

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In short , it is a theory of human

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nature that is rooted in

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some of the thinking of BF Skinner , a

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20th century quack psychiatrist

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, who had this view that human beings

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could be better understood by looking at machine

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processes mixed with animal-like

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behavior . So , like an animal

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, you can pretty much train a horse

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or a dog or whatever to do a lot of things

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through things like reward

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and punishment of a physical basis , you know , but

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sensual rewards , sensual punishment

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. You want the dog to stop peeing

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on the carpet , you hit it with the

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newspaper periodical whenever it pees . It associates

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pain with the pee . Or you want it to do

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something good , you give it a treat , a

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tasty treat , and it'll do that thing more

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and more . Now that

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works for animals . Just

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fine , the behaviorist

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will say well , those types of pleasure

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pain activities

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is how you could . Also , you must also

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train a human being

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. So BF Skinner was renowned for encouraging

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parents not to hug their children if

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their children were crying in bed

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as babies , for example , because

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that rewards , in his mind , the

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hugging right rewards the

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baby for crying , which you wanted

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to stop doing . So you should just let the baby cry

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itself to sleep , as if

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that's not gonna create subtle psychological

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trauma over the course of years . Despite

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that , they'll say okay . So

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BF Skinner said well , I've got a little

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quote actually from his

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essay or his book Beyond Freedom

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and Dignity , where he said we

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can follow the path taken by physics and biology

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by turning directly to the relation between

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behavior and the environments

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and neglecting supposed

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mediating states of mind

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. We do not need to try to

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discover what personality , states of mind

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, feelings , traits of character , plans

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, purposes , intentions or

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other prerequisites of autonomous man

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really are in order to get with

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the scientific analysis of behavior .

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So we just skip over the whole human part

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of the humans and just try to

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control them at their base , their

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base instincts and so forth .

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Yeah , exactly that . And

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when you apply it to social control , what

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you tend to get is a

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system of fascism , where fascists

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will tend to seek human beings like ants in a colony

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, to be controlled as far as

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mediating group behavior , nudging

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people without them being aware of

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what is causing them to go in a certain direction

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. So you wanna be able to influence

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the things that influence the mob , the

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education system , the media , the entertainment

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field , the musical tones

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, the music . And even Bertrand Russell , who was

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a leading behaviorist and promoter of this , a

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grand strategist of the British Empire throughout

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the 20th century , celebrated

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as a pacifist in most philosophy

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schools today , even

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said if you can catch young people

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early enough , before the age of 10 , social

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psychiatrists of the future can induce

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the kid , the child , throughout

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adulthood to do

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whatever you wish them to do using

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repetitive rhythms , tones and music

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, things like that .

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And also that reminds me of public schooling

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that the bells and the raising of the hands

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and the harsh kind

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of interactions between the teacher and the

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student .

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Yeah , it's exactly that . It's very

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much rigid . It's very much based upon an idea

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, not of forming a whole citizen . The way

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the philosophy of schooling used to be much more

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geared in the 19th century

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around really developing

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the mature morals and ethics of a student

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at the same time as you're training them to

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use their logic , develop skill sets

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, techniques that would be useful

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in the productive economy

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that they were expected to go into . That

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was purged and by the end of World

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War II , as the behaviorists

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increasingly retweaked , our entire global

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school system after World War II

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is where you had things like the organization for

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economic cooperation and development , the

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OECD , that was staffed

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with these creeps like Alexander King

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, who was the director of science policy

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, planning and education reforms throughout the 1950s

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. That brought in this regimentation where the

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idea was now , okay , we're gonna create students

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who will be good , well-behaved cogs for

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a machine , who will be taught

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good behavior but won't really be encouraged

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to think through causality so

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much . And so , as you just said , the

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regimentation process of the bells , the

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things like that . The

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disciplinarian approach was

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really . It took hold , but

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at the same time it created a backlash

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, which these extremes

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are how we're always played against

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ourselves . So oligarchies can usually

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create one radical extreme

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of rigidity , knowing that

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it will create a backlash . Where today

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, you look at a lot of the wokest reforms

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of the social Marxists

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in the school systems . And

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what are they talking about ? Not just systemic

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racism , teaching everybody that they're gender

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fluid and that we're all racists , even if you're black

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, you're racist because you're part of a white society

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, but they're also teaching

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them that no , there is

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no truth . Your feelings are your

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truth and you

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can make your own . You don't have to be tested

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anymore , you just have to . The

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students can organize themselves with a little bit

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of help and assistance of nudge .

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It's very godless . It's like there

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is no moral compass , because there

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is no objective truth or reality .

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Yeah , and so they've made people screwed up in

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both extremes of hyper-conservativism

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, which has broken people in

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one rigid , mechanical way , and then

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hyper-liberalism has broken people in another

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, hyper-emotionally flaky way , and

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what's lost is the integration of

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the mind-conscious

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component of healthy

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human beings . And this is what was really brought in

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, like I said , with Barack Obama

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and people like Ezekiel Emanuel , rama

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, emanuel Larry Summers they're

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all openly economic

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behaviorists who were all brought

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in in 2008, . All of them .

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And when- . How do you perceive these characters

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, how do you label them in your mind

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, do you categorize them as a certain

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type of operative in

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the structure power

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structure ?

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I look at them as either

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one . There are those who

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believe in the

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ideology that governs them and

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that they promote , and then there are

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those who like Bertrand Russell

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, I believe do not believe

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that the ideology that they

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promote is true . Just people

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like Bertrand Russell , who is a Cambridge apostle

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. He's much higher up in the echelons of the chain of command

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of global controls . He's somebody who's

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aware that this is a tool to

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get fools to be either

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slaves or masters , or both , because even

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the masters , in the type of what

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are called the alphas in the caste

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system of the brave new world , are themselves

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generally not aware of how

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they are also a form of slave , beholden

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to forces that they themselves don't fully understand

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because of their ideological conditioning

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.

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They will- they're a type of kind of party boss

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of a communist system .

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Yeah , I guess you could consider it that way . Many of

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them don't . Yeah , probably didn't fully understand how

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the game was actually played and they just

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you could expect them to safely do

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what they did . They're like a wind up boy

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and they will be fascist

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. You know , the Nazi SS

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officers would . You

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could wind them up , you could put them

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in any environment and they would do what

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a fascist does , because they had a sort of matrix

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around which they looked at themselves and the external universe

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as being creatures

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of an eat or be eaten type of universe

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. It wasn't a universe that

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involved a loving God , a reasonable

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guide . None of that

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was permitted in their wiring . It's

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a cold , mechanical universe where

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the only ones to thrive are those who have the

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power to impose their will on

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the . The intervention in German , it's

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, in English it's called the under humans

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. So you're , you could be the best to

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be as the over human .

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Yeah , this . This reminds me of kind

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of setting up a corporate structure where you have

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different levels of management to make the whole

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thing function . And and

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I've been watching a

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historical drama about British

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hierarchy and it's just interesting

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to me how that had so many

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different levels of of

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ritual , cultural norms

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built into that system of

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hierarchy , social

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hierarchy , to run an empire . You know that that was a necessary

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part for hundreds of years to

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brainwash all of not only

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British society but

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global society that this caste system was legitimate

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and

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it was like a type of religion

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or philosophy built into it . Yeah , it's a weird .

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It's a weird thing when you look at it and

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it's so discombobulated and unnecessarily

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energy intensive because

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you have to do something incredibly unnatural . You

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know , if you want to make a garden , you make a garden right . You plant the seed

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, you give it water , you give it light , you

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give it just the natural things that you know that

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that is in harmony with life , and life will

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take on a natural flow . It'll

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produce bounty with the oligarchical system . It's like they're

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, they're trying to force an

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unnatural type of garden , as far as the human

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garden is concerned , and unnatural

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forms of behavior , because you have to expect that

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your next generation that will carry on the structures of

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managerial power and the hierarchy

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which depend upon suppressing the

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weak , keeping people

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fighting each other , keeping people stupid , keeping

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people underpopulated and starving

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by necessity and design . It's

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so contrary

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to the natural child , who you know wants to help others

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, will , will empathize , will cry if they see somebody else

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cry .

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That's what a baby will do and

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, as a person , will , will pursue

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things that interest them and

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they will create productivity and value based

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on their own skill set rather than what some

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kind of central planner thinks that

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they should be doing . And

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you know , I I worked in China as an English teacher , but also

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I worked in a technology company and

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it was interesting , it was quite a culture shift

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. It was interesting , it was quite a culture

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shock to be in a Chinese

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corporate system that's so different

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from an American corporate system where

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I wasn't , I wasn't allowed to really have autonomy

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or bring ideas to the table on my own . It

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was I was supposed to give the ideas to

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my senior and they were

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the ones to take credit for my ideas . And

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that's just one example in one place . But

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I've seen . You know , if you compare the Soviet Union

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with the United States , the

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central planning of the Soviet Union had much

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lower farm productivity because they were trying

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to just top down , control how

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to increase productivity instead

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of just letting the farmers do what

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they thought was best to increase their own

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productivity . But but

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you know what's interesting to learn from you ? That even

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we in the West we think we're

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so capitalistic and

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free market and everything . We

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have our own version of central planning

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that's very insidious and very behind the scenes

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. Are there any examples of

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jurisdictions where you've

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seen where

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this kind of libertarian thing

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can can flourish and prosper , or you

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don't have this type of central planning

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? Are there any historical examples that you

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think we can look at ?

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Well , I think that that's sort of always been the

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aspiration for humankind is

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to how is to find the

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, the balance between the , the

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sacredness of the individual , liberty

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and the inalienable . Inalienable

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rights of the individual , which

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requires spontaneity . It requires a certain

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very important sphere of freedom

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, right , a freedom of expression , freedom of thought , freedom

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of conscience is a big one , as

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well as the the well-being

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of the whole , as you know . So

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this is like the way I , my studies of American

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history look . I try to see it as being

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an attempt to try to harmonize

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two solid , good ideals of the Constitution

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, of the , the general welfare clause

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, specifically the preamble of the US Constitution

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, which is a beautiful

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, beautiful statement

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of intention around which the entire Constitution

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is meant to be read . As far as actions

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, because if you're confused about , well it's

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, you know the Constitution has a lot of legalese

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within it . But I mean , if somebody's confused , is

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this the right interpretation will go to the preamble

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Does it actually benefit the

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general welfare of the people , both now

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and into posterity , or does

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it just benefit An oligarchical

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click against the interest and will

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of the people ? And that should be your , your

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litmus test to decide . Right is it ? Is it

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gonna destroy the people and the nation

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as a whole , or will it benefit truly ? And

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of course , this kid this is always misused by

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by fascists as well throughout the ages

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that we have to take sacrifices for

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the greater good . Now , that

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is the reason why that works is because

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it's kind of true . It's like , if you know , if

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you actually have A

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war to carry out , that's a just war against

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, let's say , a Nazi machine . Yeah , you might have

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to take some sacrifices to fight and

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save your , your society , your children , your

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nation , your , the humanity . That

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it's true . Life might become a little bit more

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constricted while you're fighting the war , but

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the thing is Most

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often , more often than not , oligarchs

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will tend to create artificial conflicts . Pandemic

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warming of the climate

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change that they , they tell us , is all our fault as human beings by having selfish

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desires for industry and abundance . That's what's

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causing tornadoes . You know right , we

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eat bugs , so then they get us to

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sacrifice ourselves for fake problems

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. So that's where this could be a better question , your

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question . I think that there

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are examples where we began

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to hit closer to the mark the

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problem with the libertarian Austrian

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school way of thinking . I find that

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really cherishes Individual

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initiative and and against

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the idea of the general , the greater good or

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the central government aspect of things is

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that I don't know of many examples Throughout

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our history I can't even think of any where

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it really built big infrastructure

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. But what it can do is , once you

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build big infrastructure , you can impose

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that system of , let's say , what was done under

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thatcherism or Reaganomics onto

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an already Existing grid of

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an energy grid or hydroelectric

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dam system or whatever private

16:08

, private profit after it has been built

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with some form , after it was built , and

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then Extract wealth or extract

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money for profit from it as it winds

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down and doesn't really Rehabilitate

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or maintain or improve its

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, its system . That's a problem

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right but . Franklin Roosevelt , and I

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think it's a useful thing to evaluate how farming

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occurred , because Roosevelt

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is attacked by the libertarians

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and people on the on the One

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end of the spectrum for being a socialist , because

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he used government to do things , but he's also

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attacked by the communists for being a capitalist

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, because under him you had capitalist

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free enterprise and Entrepreneurialism

16:47

, flourishing ways that we had never seen before . So

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he's attacked from both sides . It's very difficult to categorize

16:53

him into any of these left , right , marx

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versus Smith categories . And

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the way it worked was he

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stopped the foreclosures , but he he created

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systems where you had a high degree of local

17:04

autonomy for farming communities

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. So farmers in different zones

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of the United States had a high degree

17:11

of control over how they would go

17:13

about their productive systems , but

17:16

there would still be a harmonization with the overall

17:18

national interest . Or

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is going for certain Rates

17:24

of productivity that were desired to win

17:26

the war , things like that . So

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it's it's it's . It's a difficult balance to

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strike and I think we're still trying to figure

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that out . As a human species is concerned , we

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still have a ways to go .

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Well , it sounds to me and what I've heard is

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a recurring theme , just from

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learning from you over the last year or two is

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just how important those fundamental

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truths and values

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and Principles and concepts

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are in things like the American Constitution

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, the American form of government , so

17:57

that this kind of American

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Constitutional system

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might be the best shot that we have , because

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we can't think of too many other examples of

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other systems that Can

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allow liberty to flourish in that

18:11

way . But look at how this system

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has been hijacked by the , the Biden

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regime , but by

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this kind of Davos crowd

18:20

, the black rocks of

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the world , and things like that . So we're

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gonna have to have some type of revolution , hopefully

18:28

a peaceful one . Any

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comment on that ?

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Yeah , I mean that that that is something that's gonna be

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another recurring theme . We definitely need

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to , I mean . But this is the thing with revolutions

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they they often

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will be messy and will tend to create

18:45

worse outcomes than what you started

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with . Most

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of the time , there are and , and

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, and I've got a writer I

18:54

really enjoy , a named Alistair crook , who wrecks

18:56

for strategic culture , the

18:59

, the strategic culture foundation , and , and

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. He made the point that there's a battle between the revolutionaries

19:04

of 1968 , the 68ers

19:06

, and the revolutionaries of 1776 . So

19:08

both of them see themselves . You know , I mean

19:11

, the whole US Republic was founded

19:14

upon revolutionary principles . It's

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, it's , it's a , and to be truly conservative

19:19

means that you must be truly revolutionary

19:21

and see that there's a . There's a problem

19:23

because of the , the

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, the crappy CIA , organized

19:28

1960s

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anarchist terrorists calling themselves

19:33

anti-imperial Revolutionaries , like the weather

19:35

underground or the FLQ , or the red

19:37

brigades , and all of these like Maoist

19:39

, leninist terror cells that were planting mailbox bombs

19:42

throughout the 60s and 70s . Black Panthers

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and I mean

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these were Organizations

19:49

that were either created or were co-opted

19:51

by the FBI , cia , mi6

19:54

and Nazis running a secret

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army out of NATO offices Throughout

19:58

the entirety of the Cold War , and we

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did a recent documentary going through all

20:02

of that in great detail . None

20:04

of these were actually run by the Kremlin

20:07

or Beijing , as we were told . They

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were by J Edgar Hoover , who

20:11

was in the midst himself of overseeing the

20:13

murder of John F Kennedy . Fred Hampton , one

20:16

of the last morally viable

20:18

leaders of the Black Panthers , who was trying to

20:20

push against the FBI Infiltrators under

20:23

an operation known as Co until pro

20:25

the FBI infiltration of various Anti-imperial

20:29

left organizations . The , you know

20:31

Martin Luther King's organization was very much taken

20:33

over by this thing after MLK

20:36

was killed . So

20:38

you had the American people

20:40

who were driven into a fear , porn of hysteria Around

20:43

the idea of foreign threats that we all have to

20:45

give , give up our liberties to secure

20:48

our ourselves from these foreign

20:50

agencies in in Moscow or

20:52

Beijing running these , these terrorist

20:55

cells . As it turns out , it was always

20:57

run from the get-go by the CIA and

20:59

FBI and MI6 . So all that to

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say the , the

21:05

. We've been manipulated

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for a long time and I think

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it's important to realize that the real agency

21:11

of evil has been this

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, this thing inside

21:16

of the heart of America .

21:18

They just pointed out is foreign if you

21:20

consider it to as Anglo .

21:22

That's the irony of it . There is . This

21:24

is why it works , because

21:27

there

21:29

is a foreign infiltration of America

21:31

and many Western governments to destroy

21:34

our liberties . That is how it was true throughout

21:36

the whole cold , cold war . It was true before

21:38

the Cold War . It was true when the

21:40

deputy , the deputy chief of

21:42

MI6 , cloud Dancy , created

21:45

the black chamber in 1917

21:48

, america's first or not

21:50

first , but most advanced form

21:52

of military intelligence service , which

21:54

became the NSA . The

21:57

same Cloud Dancy who was the guy who organized the

21:59

creation of the five eyes after World War two

22:01

with the UK USA Signals Agreement

22:03

. He represented always

22:05

a foreign agency that has wanted to undo

22:08

1776

22:10

and bring back the , the effort

22:13

to destroy America in 1865

22:16

or 1860 to 65 , which was a British

22:18

run Civil war to

22:20

divide and conquer the belligerent

22:23

Colonies of the United States that

22:25

had broken free . They've always been obsessed with

22:27

doing that Through agencies

22:29

like the Fabian Society , the Roundtable Movement

22:32

, the Rhodes Scholars , the other , the

22:34

Brookings Institute , the Council on Foreign

22:36

Relations . These are all British directed think

22:38

tanks and operations which

22:41

have tried to work under the veneer

22:43

of acting like American on the surface , but

22:45

always for the interests of the oligarchy

22:48

overseas . The

22:50

whole for the last century , 120

22:52

years , even so and

22:55

, but here's . One quick thing

22:57

on that . It's a lot of people who

22:59

picked up on that conspiracy Throughout

23:02

the Cold War , who were smarter , would

23:05

then get caught , would then be Misdirected

23:08

by things like the John Birch Society , which

23:11

itself was created by the same organization

23:13

that that

23:17

organized the entire Narco Terrorist

23:19

drug production

23:22

systems from the 1940s

23:25

all the way up through the present day . It

23:27

was Claire Chenote . It was the Flying Tigers

23:29

that operated out of Taiwan , that

23:31

organized the production of heroin , other

23:33

forms of narcotics , that managed the Maryland

23:35

ski machinery that was always working with the CIA

23:38

, with Alan Dulles , the

23:40

Bronfman operations as well

23:42

, from Canada , that were always part of this

23:44

international global crime syndicate . This

23:48

is what John Birch himself worked for was Claire

23:50

Chenote and the society that he created was

23:52

designed to take the

23:55

true facts of a conspiracy

23:57

and redirect it away from

23:59

British intelligence and towards the

24:01

desired enemies , which were those same

24:04

allies that we once fought against Hitler and

24:06

the Japanese fascists , against which was the

24:08

thing that you're doing so well right

24:10

now and I feel like it's your greatest gift

24:12

.

24:13

You have a lot of gifts that you're giving

24:15

through educating people , but I think your greatest

24:17

gift that you're giving to all

24:19

of us right now is how we're being

24:21

pointed to , on

24:23

the left and the right , to use

24:25

China as the scapegoat , when they

24:27

perhaps are not the

24:29

principal enemy of our freedom , that it's

24:31

actually within our own borders and it could

24:34

be this Anglo

24:36

kind of power structure . So

24:38

it's another distraction technique

24:40

. It divert our attention to

24:42

some other enemy Putin and Russia

24:44

and China instead of looking at

24:46

Davos or city of London . But

24:48

I just wanted to point out how ironic it is

24:51

that it's true that North

24:53

America has a wealth of resources and

24:55

so forth . But the thing to

24:57

me that makes America because

25:01

I was referring to North America as a geographical

25:04

thing that the British would want

25:06

to control because of all the resources and so

25:08

forth but it's the American

25:10

system of freedom and free markets

25:12

that has created the wealth and has created the ability

25:15

to create , for example

25:17

, a war machine like World War

25:19

Two , where we had the most

25:22

powerful navy in the world and have ever

25:24

since . So

25:26

if the British take over America and

25:28

get rid of that , then America

25:30

won't be the prize anymore , america won't

25:33

be powerful anymore

25:35

, because it's that very freedom

25:37

that's been built into the system that's created the

25:39

wealth and the prosperity . So

25:41

don't you think that's ironic that America

25:43

is the prize because it's wealthy

25:45

and has power , but as soon as they

25:47

take it over it won't be wealthy and it won't have power anymore

25:50

.

25:50

It is a good irony , sean . I like how you framed

25:52

that and it touches on , I

25:54

think , a deeper self-contradiction

25:59

of oligarchs more generally

26:01

, which is that , in

26:04

my analysis , there is no evidence

26:06

that any oligarchical agency going

26:08

back thousands of years ever created

26:11

anything good .

26:13

What they are doing . They just want

26:15

to like energy vampires . Just

26:17

take the energy and then the host dies

26:19

and there's no more energy left .

26:21

That's perfect . If anybody was an

26:23

essence of an essential character

26:26

of the beast , that's it right there . Now

26:28

, the thing is they have a certain quality

26:30

of a hypertrophied

26:32

creative

26:35

genius , in a weird , perverse sense of the word , and

26:37

I don't . Genius is typically a good thing , so

26:40

I'm using this in a perverse version of it . They're

26:43

really good at finding ways

26:45

of perverting systems

26:47

that were brought into existence

26:50

by creative good people

26:52

, whether political , artistic , scientific

26:54

, technological , whatever . Human

26:56

beings being creative problem

26:58

solvers will create systems that

27:01

will solve problems and make life better in

27:03

some way , and this also , like

27:05

I said , includes the technology of government , that

27:07

the legal systems will be made better

27:09

, that better enshrine our liberties as well . They

27:11

will be able to infiltrate and take over and pervert

27:14

anything by masquerading as

27:16

if they are that they

27:18

like , the thing that they want to destroy , getting

27:21

close to it .

27:21

Democracy . You never hear them tell

27:24

anything more than democracy .

27:26

Yeah , that's become such a dirty word now I almost cringe

27:28

when I hear the word democracy , right , because

27:30

they've just a view . Or the word green I

27:33

like the color green and they've destroyed

27:35

the green in rainbows . I can't even use those

27:37

things anymore . So

27:42

what they will , they will like

27:44

electricity , the oligarchy

27:46

today . If you asked any member

27:48

of the Rothschild clan or the Saxocubic Gertha

27:51

clan or any of the

27:53

errors of the upper aristocracy , would

27:55

you want to live a life that didn't involve electricity

27:58

? They would say no , they want to use it , but

28:01

they hate the thing inside

28:03

of Benjamin Franklin's soul that allowed

28:06

for the discovery of electricity and the

28:08

transformation of that idea , that metaphysical

28:10

concept that he discovered , into

28:13

new technologies that would benefit they want all the

28:15

benefits of creativity and human

28:17

dignity without allowing

28:19

human creativity and dignity to flourish

28:21

. Yeah , it's like you want the paycheck but you don't

28:24

want to work for it . That's they're . Ultimately , it's a cult

28:26

of laziness . It's a brilliant cult of

28:28

laziness they're . They're

28:30

religiously committed to doing nothing and and

28:32

not having any useful real world skills

28:34

and having systems that protect their

28:36

right to be useless .

28:39

Yeah , it's a . It's a type of psychological

28:41

perversion . It's like

28:43

a narcissism , a psychopathic

28:45

type of thing . You know , I've

28:47

been trying to get my head around it because you

28:49

know , when you grow up and you're in a maybe a

28:52

loving family or you're in

28:54

a close knit community , you

28:56

think people are good and you don't realize

28:58

that there are psychopaths , that

29:00

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29:02

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Well , matt , you know you've set a good foundation

35:20

for the behaviorist , how they

35:22

think , you know what

35:24

drives them and how they want to

35:26

do that . Top-down control through the

35:28

reward and punishment system . Tell

35:31

me about your article where they

35:33

use statistics in a perverse way .

35:36

Yes , how exact

35:39

that is actually . Yeah , the second article

35:41

of the series . These are actually two pieces

35:43

that are retooled a little bit in my

35:45

fourth volume of the Clash of the Two Americas

35:48

on the Anglo-Venetian roots of the deep

35:50

state , which people can get on my website

35:52

if they want to dig more into some of this

35:54

material , but one

35:56

of the things that the behavior because

35:59

the behaviorist thinks not only that human

36:01

beings as individuals are like machines

36:03

animated by animalistic lusts , so

36:06

you can sort of program our wiring

36:08

by controlling our

36:10

perceptions of what reality

36:13

is , and you could do that by

36:15

getting us to believe that computer

36:17

modeling itself is a legitimate

36:19

way of knowing reality . So this is a form

36:21

that was done to every branch of society , while at the

36:24

same time doing reward and punishment

36:26

for more bestial impulses

36:28

, as human animals

36:30

.

36:31

I've got to jump in here because I'm just thinking

36:33

about big tech right now and how they

36:35

think big data and AI analyzing

36:37

the big data is just going to give us all the answers

36:40

, the magical answers , to everything we

36:42

need and want . And look at how Instagram

36:44

is used to

36:46

its practically pornography

36:48

at this point and how they're just using

36:51

this dopamine and various

36:53

other types of brain chemical

36:56

rewards systems to

36:59

keep us addicted and to control our

37:01

consumer behavior and our social behavior

37:03

.

37:04

Yes , no , absolutely . And

37:07

all of these things . So

37:10

all came out of the military industrial

37:12

complex DARPA . The entire social

37:14

networking technology systems , like

37:16

, if you look at it , the first social network in the world was

37:18

created out of the DARPA project

37:20

. It was run by this guy , colonel

37:23

Frank Burns , who

37:25

himself was a big like drug new age

37:27

guru , these excellent institute

37:29

, new age psychodynamic

37:31

groups being funded

37:34

by things like Lawrence Rockefeller , the same guy

37:36

that we talked about a few weeks ago , who's behind the disclosure

37:38

project and hired Steven Greer to

37:41

promote the UFO myth while at the same

37:43

time promoting Terrence McKenna and

37:45

Terrence McKenna's work on magic mushrooms as

37:47

a new gateway to replace the old

37:49

, obsolete spiritualism of Christianity

37:52

with a better form of spiritualism that

37:54

restores the old pagan wisdom , pre-christian

37:57

style of the mystery

37:59

schools , mystery religions , of the cults of the Lucis

38:01

and the cults of Apollo and Delphi

38:03

and shit like that . Sorry for the language , but

38:06

this same character created that first

38:08

social network and its name was meta

38:10

. It was called the meta network in 1981

38:13

or 82 . And

38:16

the fact that you know you got this cardboard cut out . Zuckerberg

38:18

, who obviously is a

38:20

military industrial , cut out like this kid

38:22

himself , didn't discover anything . He wasn't

38:25

some genius that just like came up with ideas

38:27

in his garage . We've made fun of this stuff in the past . Neither

38:30

was Bezos , neither was Gates , neither was any

38:32

of these , these musk . None

38:34

of these characters are authentic human

38:36

beings . They're cutouts who are used

38:38

as covers to detract

38:40

our attention away from the actual like

38:45

. Yeah , they're frontman , they're frontman

38:47

cutouts . So

38:50

all you know , x

38:52

itself is tied to a Bill Gates operative

38:54

from the get go , from the late nineties , who

38:56

was the former head of X and who sold

38:59

it for I forget how much money to another competitor

39:01

, and I mean Gates . Musk

39:03

is talking about how this is going to be . The

39:07

half of the world financial system will be managed

39:09

out of his social credit system of X

39:11

, tied to electronic electric

39:14

cars that can be turned off remotely and things like

39:16

that . And it's clear what these

39:18

, these characters , are doing , or

39:21

what they're . Do they know how

39:23

they're being used ? I don't know if they're smart enough to fully

39:25

appreciate the complexity of how they're

39:27

used , but they enjoy the privileges and they do

39:29

their job well .

39:31

And what about the kind of WWF

39:34

style fake fighting

39:36

? Because there's the literal

39:38

I mean that whole thing

39:40

with Zuckerberg of a cage fight that

39:43

, would you know , be streamed on their two platforms

39:45

and benefit them and their foundations more

39:47

than anyone else . And then you've got , you know

39:50

, zuckerberg , we've got a lawn

39:52

musk and Bill Gates making fun

39:54

of each other , you know , on on

39:56

the platforms , fighting with

39:59

each other over control of open AI

40:02

. What do you think about that ? Do

40:05

you think that's theater , political theater , or

40:07

do you think there's ? These are factions

40:09

who are who are definitely fighting against each other

40:11

.

40:12

No , I think it's all political theater . I think the

40:14

way I see it is , they see it like it's a , like it's a game

40:16

that they've just created , like they've created

40:18

these little dramas as

40:20

you would make , almost like a drama for Netflix

40:22

show . In fact , you know Netflix itself . Here's

40:24

a quick example this thing that has replaced

40:26

all of our TV watching habits that had been

40:28

dominant for like 80 years , now replaced

40:31

by Netflix . Netflix is founded

40:33

by and is run by Mark

40:36

Bernays Randolph , that's

40:39

the grand nephew of Edward Bernays . He

40:42

himself is part of an Eastern blue blood establishment

40:44

, a pilgrim society , connected family of

40:46

Anglo American ideologues , and

40:49

is the nephew of Freud , a rampant

40:52

pedophile who projected

40:55

his own perversity onto all of human society

40:57

, creating a false counterpull to

40:59

BF Skinner . Right , because people were told , if you

41:01

want to be a psychologist in the 20th century or the present , you

41:04

could either be an introspectionist , a

41:06

Freudian introspectionist , who

41:08

who denies the existence

41:10

of objective reality outside of you and treats the

41:12

only thing as real as your personal feelings . Right

41:15

, and all of your bubbling subconscious

41:19

forces that express themselves in your dreams

41:21

or in visions of . Like you know , I dreamt

41:23

of a tree , so you must be dreaming of your penis

41:26

right , because everything is boiled down to like you want to have sex

41:28

with your mom and kill your dad , as Oda

41:30

, oda Oedipus did back in the day , which is what

41:32

Freud was himself obsessed with , and

41:35

he just said that's that's . I'm not going to treat

41:37

my problems as if I'm anything

41:39

wrong . I'm going to assume that I am the standard

41:41

of all human nature and project

41:43

that on and build a whole system . So

41:45

that was . You could be a Freudian analyst

41:48

, or you could recognize

41:50

the insanity of that that , we were told

41:52

, and you could still make a career for yourself by by

41:55

being a behaviorist follower

41:57

of BF Skinner and thus deny

41:59

the existence of what BF Skinner

42:01

. What I read to you is , quote right , denying

42:03

the existence of intentions , purpose

42:06

, soul , it's all , dignity

42:08

, freedom . Those are like immaterial , abstract

42:11

ideas we just created in

42:13

our delusions . But that's not real

42:15

. What's real is the objective reality

42:17

of the environment that we must

42:19

behave ourselves into and adapt

42:21

into , like Darwinian animals

42:23

programmed by master

42:26

. You know , uber , uber , humans , the transhumanists

42:28

who control the forces of evolutionary , you

42:31

know levers through

42:33

whatever , whatever they they , they do as

42:35

social engineers , social social psychiatrists

42:38

, advising governments , advising international organizations

42:40

from above . So

42:43

we were told , we have . We have a choice right Deny

42:47

external reality and only treat our feelings

42:49

as if it's true , as a Freudian , or

42:51

deny our , our inner soul

42:54

and conscience and only treat the external , objective

42:56

, cold rules as true . Either

42:59

one is going to lead you to the

43:01

path of fascism through different domains

43:03

and you might get fights between factions

43:05

representing either group along

43:07

the , and you did . There's a lot of heated fights

43:10

, but it's all

43:12

bullshit because it all leads you kind of like we see with

43:14

the Democrats of the Bill Clinton variety

43:16

of road scholar , internationalist

43:19

, liberal fascists

43:21

of that came in in the nineties and that came

43:23

back with Obama , or back now with with Biden

43:25

. Or you could be the neocon , dick

43:28

Cheney , rumsfeld's big new Brazilian , you

43:30

right wing imperialist

43:32

, that that also

43:34

sees the world

43:36

as needing to be managed by a masterclass

43:38

. Except slight difference is that one sees that

43:40

America should be the like the alpha dominant

43:43

for the new Roman Empire

43:45

, and the other one sees that America should be subservient

43:48

to international

43:51

psychiatrists and technocrats

43:53

. But but both of them converge

43:55

, as we see now with Bolton working with

43:57

Hillary Clinton , and it was always

44:00

destined to converge , just like the behaviorists

44:02

.

44:03

And now , when we see those fundraising

44:06

efforts of Bill Clinton and George

44:09

Bush and Obama all working together

44:11

, it has a different ring to it now that we

44:13

understand they're two sides of the same coin and

44:15

so both sides hate Trump

44:18

, they hate Bolsonaro , they hate the , the

44:21

people , the leaders of these various nations

44:24

, putin and Xi Jinping , these

44:26

people who believe in sovereignty . That seems to be

44:29

. If you believe in sovereignty

44:31

, then you are against this

44:33

whole system . And then they

44:35

, they weaponize this , this global

44:37

propaganda machine , and it's not just

44:40

the media that they weaponize against

44:42

you , it's things like BlackRock

44:45

, and they weaponize all the big global international

44:47

corporations against you . So

44:49

look at , look at the anti-Putin , anti-russia

44:51

campaign that was launched right after COVID

44:54

, where every single website that you

44:56

went to , there was a bar at the top that said you

44:59

know , if you're Russian , then you're

45:01

de-platformed and we support

45:03

Ukraine . And here's the Ukraine flag . I

45:06

mean it's now we know what the truth

45:08

is and we know who the good guys are , by that's

45:10

whoever that the media complex

45:12

and the corporate complex hate and despise

45:15

and criticize .

45:17

Yeah , franklin Roosevelt said

45:19

a good quote saying I ask you to judge

45:21

me by the enemies that I have made , and

45:24

I think that applies pretty well as

45:27

at least a first degree of approximation over like

45:29

, who , who who's standing on what side of history

45:31

. That it's not necessarily like my enemy's

45:33

enemy is not necessarily my friend or the good guy

45:35

, but it's like , again , it's , it's

45:38

a good first degree approximation

45:40

. See , okay , if all of the evil

45:42

Satanists really seem to be frightened

45:44

and despised this character or that

45:46

character , there

45:48

might be something I want to look more into critically

45:51

about . What is it that that person , whether

45:53

Trump , whether Putin , whether whoever

45:55

is ? What are they actually doing

45:58

that might merit

46:00

the ire of Satanists and

46:02

death cultists ? And , and

46:05

sometimes you might find there's , you know

46:07

, somebody who you're , you're told is

46:10

is a fighter for freedom , when

46:12

you like you know I was bringing up earlier

46:14

the John Berks society a

46:17

lot of liberal imperialists don't like the John Berks

46:19

society , that's true . But you might

46:21

find , when you scratch on that a little bit , you might find

46:23

a little controlled opposition here or there . But

46:25

then you could dig deeper and see , okay , well

46:27

, who's actually bringing online

46:30

systems that will

46:32

be in accordance with natural law

46:34

, that they're in accordance

46:36

with God's law and that will undermine

46:38

and undo the power structures of

46:40

the evil agencies that have worked

46:42

so hard to enslave and control

46:44

us and control of perceptions over many generations

46:47

. And you could find those and I Guarantee you , when you

46:49

look at what Trump's policies Were

46:51

during the four years that he was active as president

46:53

, or what he's calling for reviving

46:56

even now , you could see very

46:58

clearly that he walks the walk

47:00

he was doing , bringing online real things

47:02

because people say , oh , trump was controlled opposition . No

47:05

, I think when you look at what he was challenging on

47:07

every point that really matters , there were some points

47:09

that I disagree with her , that I think he was maybe

47:11

accommodating power structures too much to

47:14

that I that I think were wrong as far as the , the

47:16

warp speed and crap like that . But beyond that , when

47:18

it comes to his resistance to NATO , his resistance

47:21

to the World Health Organization , defunding

47:23

that , defunding the National Endowment for Democracy

47:26

, the International CIA front group

47:28

that has been behind every single color revolution

47:30

In the last 25

47:32

, 30 years , his work

47:34

to revive industrial , the

47:36

industrial base of the rust belt , to his

47:39

call for restoring the last deal , breaking up the Wall

47:41

Street banks by restoring the , the

47:43

division of speculative

47:45

banking that you let flush and Collapse

47:48

, and protect only the clean part of the banking . He was

47:50

talking . He's the only president who's talked

47:52

about that . I've since

47:54

friggin John F Kennedy , you know . So

47:56

, on all of these core points that matter , even

47:58

bringing backa positive set

48:00

of relationships based on cooperation

48:03

with Russia , with China , as

48:05

our allies , instead of treating them like there are

48:08

enemies that we have to go to war with . All of these things

48:10

. Space , his Artemis

48:12

Accords I mean Christ almighty , you

48:14

know like that's a beautiful idea . I read

48:16

through his Artemis manifesto calling

48:18

for Building

48:21

space as a peaceful domain

48:23

of cooperation and and for

48:26

paying any Militarization of space

48:28

. That was a great idea

48:30

. That was undermined by the whole space

48:32

force thing , that that the deep state brought online

48:34

Under mark , under Pence and others , which

48:37

is today being used as a platform

48:39

to weaponize space with lasers

48:41

, you know , directed energy beams , even

48:44

maybe hosting missile systems on

48:46

in space systems . This is

48:48

a . This is the other evil agenda

48:50

that Trump was always pushing back against . So

48:53

I'd say same thing for Putin , same thing

48:55

, for this is what people often are confused

48:57

. They're like how do you like ? How do you like Trump

48:59

and support Maga while at the same

49:01

time , how do you also like Putin or

49:03

support Xi Jinping's Belt and Road

49:06

and Xi Jinping's work with Putin ? How do you do that ? There aren't

49:08

they two separate things and it's

49:10

like no , not at all . When you actually

49:12

look at what Trump , xi

49:14

and Putin Were bringing online

49:16

, it's totally synergistic and

49:19

in opposition to the death cult . That's

49:21

. That's clear if you actually

49:23

look at what they're doing .

49:24

instead of just getting caught into labels and words

49:26

that are devoid of context , which

49:29

is a lot of my stuff all off base , I Really

49:33

like what you just said , and I think that'll

49:35

help people Stop putting

49:37

everything into these different black

49:39

and white boxes and thinking binary

49:41

like that . And whenever

49:43

Trump went to North Korea , was

49:45

talking about the way for North Korea

49:48

to be integrated Diplomatically and economically

49:50

back into the world , he was talking

49:53

in a way that's very congruent

49:56

with the type of Infrastructure

49:59

and openness that you often

50:01

talk about . So we've got

50:03

eight minutes left for you to talk

50:05

about why statistical thinking can get

50:07

you killed and how conspiracy theorizing may

50:09

soon get you labeled a domestic terrorist sure

50:12

.

50:14

Well , statistical thinking

50:16

itself is what we see again

50:18

. It kind of goes back to the behaviorists

50:21

and the computer modelers . As I was saying , the

50:23

one of the things that Biden brought online as

50:25

far as his Scientific government

50:27

governance strategy was concerned is he brought an

50:30

early directive that

50:32

called for , was

50:34

called . It was a . It was an executive order , called

50:36

restoring trust in government , in scientific

50:39

integrity and evidence-based policymaking

50:41

. Basically saying the Mathematization

50:43

and modeling of every facet of

50:46

medical policy , health policy , military

50:48

policy would all be managed by Computer

50:50

models . The way these things work is

50:53

, on the one hand , they'll

50:55

say okay , like Rand Corr , you

50:57

know the , the Rand Corporation has been behind

50:59

the , the Crafting of scenarios

51:01

that have defined American military policy

51:04

in Korea , in Vietnam , in , in

51:06

Laos , cambodia , vietnam I

51:09

said that already Afghanistan

51:11

twice , iraq , twice

51:13

Libya , syria if they crunch the numbers on Afghanistan

51:16

in Vietnam , we can't trust them anymore . No

51:18

, exactly , but they still keep using the same methods , right

51:20

of game theory models that

51:24

try to that . Basically , what they do is they and

51:26

they're doing it in Ukraine , they're doing it in the informing

51:28

the US military build up around China's perimeter

51:30

. There's a hundred thousand , a hundred and thirty thousand

51:33

US military troops and a vast

51:35

push to get global NATO Installed

51:37

as part of a full spectrum dominant system in

51:39

circling both China and in circling Russia

51:41

, one from the the perimeter and also

51:44

in the Arctic . There's a push to also militarize the Arctic

51:46

and space as part of this attempt

51:48

to create a first

51:51

strike capability , so that the these

51:53

, these militarists want to say

51:55

that we have full first strike

51:57

monopoly over all of our arrivals

52:00

and can destroy them without their ability

52:02

to respond and thus get them to submit

52:04

to a one-world government , give up the idea

52:06

of sovereignty and just go back to the

52:08

script of the New World Order that we were enjoying back

52:10

in 1991-92 when the

52:13

Soviet Union collapsed and it looked like , you know , the

52:15

, the unipolarists were we're gonna win the world . They

52:17

want to just go back back in time to that script

52:19

. So the

52:22

models that they're using Say

52:25

that . Well , what they'll do is they'll run war game scenarios

52:27

and they'll be like okay , based on these variables , let's put

52:30

this into the computer model , let it run its process

52:32

and see who wins , and they'll say okay , there's

52:34

a 70 , if we do this , there's a 70% chance

52:36

that China is gonna take out this city

52:39

, this city , this city , if we attack them this way . So

52:42

let's , let's instead go with this

52:44

model , this scenario , that says we

52:46

got a 73% chance of winning

52:48

if we do this , this , this . So it's all based on probability

52:51

, it's all based on selecting your data . Because what

52:53

? Who determines what data Goes

52:56

into the program , the software

52:58

that runs the scenarios ? Who defines

53:00

what the , the terms of the ? You know , garbage

53:02

in , garbage out , as they say for Computer

53:05

modeling , right ? So there's human programmers

53:07

projecting their own biases onto

53:10

what they think Russians are

53:12

, what , what Russians want , what Chinese are

53:14

, what Chinese want , and

53:17

they put that into the computer and then they'll

53:19

make decisions based on prop , statistical probability

53:21

theory . This never works . They've

53:24

done it with , with every , every

53:26

time it's been done . Do we bail out the

53:28

banks or do we not ? Do we go with a Dodd-Frank

53:30

or do we do something else ? All of these things

53:32

have been animated by statistical probability , fear

53:35

, theorizing . This is evidence-based . And they're saying

53:37

it's evidence-based because and

53:39

this is where it gets contradictory because they're like , instead

53:42

of getting generals to

53:44

make decisions or people

53:46

who actually are on the ground , who know the terrain

53:49

, to make decisions of what they , what should be done

53:51

militarily , or instead of getting people

53:53

who , let's say , in in the medical industry , who are

53:55

doctors , who know something about the

53:57

science of health and disease , instead of allowing

54:00

them to diagnose and make decisions

54:02

for what health policy should be or

54:04

what they , they should do for a patient , we'll

54:07

use evidence based standards . What this is

54:09

is them is .

54:10

We'll say that it's this , it

54:13

says a veneer for the front

54:16

, for the real reason that they want to do certain

54:18

things . It's the excuse .

54:21

Yeah , do you see how this doesn't work with like , or how deadly

54:23

this is with like Dr Kyle Seidel

54:25

from Monty's health clinic

54:27

in in New York when he came out saying

54:29

, look , every time we're Intubating people

54:31

in the early stages of the thing called COVID

54:34

, we're killing them . Like nine

54:36

out of ten people were dying after being intubated

54:38

, but the doctors who know

54:41

that this is killing them , we're not allowed to

54:43

deny Intubating them because

54:45

, because science , because science

54:47

, evidence-based medicine , said in the computer

54:49

program that that's what you do when you get these problems

54:52

of lacking of Reference and stop

54:54

thinking for yourself , analyzing

54:56

things for yourself .

54:56

Stop choosing your own data sets . Use the data

54:59

sets of the , the global communist

55:01

regime , and it'll give you the correct

55:03

answer .

55:05

Yeah , exactly , it got it for energy policy

55:07

to like , no matter what , we're

55:09

all told that our our considerations

55:11

of what energy policy should be should be

55:13

based upon the idea that we have to reduce Temperature

55:17

to 1.5 degrees below 1990

55:21

levels by 2050 , which

55:23

means what we have to spend quidrillings

55:26

of dollars on Revamping our energy

55:28

systems , shutting down nuclear , shutting down hydropower

55:30

and going for wind it's almost like the more

55:32

Absurd it is , the

55:35

better for them in a way , because you

55:37

just they only want

55:39

People without the ability

55:41

to do independent thinking and critical

55:44

thinking right .

55:45

So I mean so anyone who disagrees

55:47

Like the more the absurd

55:49

thing it is . Almost

55:52

in a way , it's better because you get stupider

55:54

and stupider people to Repeat

55:57

it and fall along with it .

55:59

That's a good point . Yeah , it's like they're icing

56:01

out everybody who actually had real-world

56:04

competencies are being Are

56:08

are are being cut out of any decision-making

56:10

process , to the point that the only people who are

56:12

rewarded and who rise

56:14

in the chain of command within the managerial systems

56:16

of the civil service , within the deep state within

56:18

everything , are the people who are the least competent , have

56:21

the least real-world knowledge and are the most Sceptible

56:24

to looking at the universe . Is if it

56:26

was some giant video game devoid

56:29

of any considerations of Conscience

56:31

, of soul , of God , that there that's

56:33

trained out of them as young little

56:35

idiot , useful idiot , technocrats right , who

56:38

then become Instruments against

56:40

their own will , even like if they woke up . They don't wake

56:42

up in the morning saying I'm gonna like advance the destruction

56:44

of my Civilization . Maybe a few of them do , but

56:46

most of them don't do that , don't

56:48

we work , societal collapse at a

56:50

certain point along .

56:53

You know , if this keeps trending in

56:55

this direction , where

56:57

the people who are running society aren't competent

56:59

enough to run society , you

57:01

know , don't don't

57:03

things break down and then people who

57:06

are competent enough step in and say

57:08

hey , we'd rather run things because you people don't

57:10

know what you're doing .

57:12

Well , that's the fight , right is the

57:15

. The system is designed to

57:17

collapse . In a certain sense , that's why

57:19

many of these systems of incompetence were

57:21

encouraged . But the same time , those who Carried

57:24

out these grand designs the Kissinger's , the Zbigniew

57:26

Brzezinski's , the , the Bertrand Russell's , decades

57:29

and decades ago , they brought this whole like

57:31

grand strategy on a line , in alignment . They

57:34

had like a certain , a certain

57:36

mental rigor . They're dead

57:38

. Now the , the next generation of

57:40

grand strategists , are stupider and stupider

57:42

and stupider . So they kind of created a system

57:44

that Will only

57:46

destroy them too if they get what they want , which is

57:49

what happens throughout all of human history . Now

57:51

that that is something

57:53

that patriots can use and are

57:55

using , and you

57:58

know , internationally , patriots in Russia , in China

58:00

, in India , in Iran , in

58:02

, in America , in , in Canada

58:04

, in Europe . They have to be aware that

58:06

the oligarchy at the inner , inner

58:09

upper core , in their inner echelons and

58:11

I know we have to stop soon , but is vicious

58:13

, is sin , their satanic . They're

58:15

unrepentant , the unrepentable I

58:18

would say . But they required

58:20

degrees of Auxiliaries to effectuate

58:23

their will in the material world , and

58:25

these Auxiliaries are so mediocratized

58:28

, dumb and corrupt that you know what

58:30

it reminds me of ?

58:31

Yeah , the the Batman

58:34

. You know the Joker movies where you

58:36

get this insane psychopath who

58:38

has minions of other insane clowns

58:40

and he has just enough

58:42

intelligence and ability to control

58:45

the clowns to get them to do chaos

58:47

, you know

58:49

. So there's a degree of truth

58:51

in those types of fictions . We've

58:55

run out of time . How working people go to ? Well , we

58:57

put the two links to the two different articles we

58:59

mentioned in the description below . But where can people go

59:02

to watch your documentaries ?

59:04

Okay , then go to a Canadian patreonorg

59:06

or get the books like I said . I just

59:08

scratch on some of the contents in those articles

59:10

. But the books clash the two Americas or untold

59:13

history of Canada are available also on

59:15

Canadian patreonorg .

59:18

Thank you , matt . I always learn a lot

59:20

in our in our conversations . So

59:22

, everyone , if you want my breaking news updates , go to Sean

59:24

Morgan report . Calm , god bless you

59:26

. We'll see you next time .