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Powers & Principalities, Episode 004
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Joe Atwill and Tim Kelly discuss a few currents events and how they relate to the big picture.
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The transcription text below is a YouTube auto-generated English transcription from Powers & Principalities, Episode 004, published by "thkelly67" on 2017-06-09 with a running time of 1:16:04. All episodes of the Powers & Principalities weekly audio interview series between Joseph Atwill and Tim Kelly are included in this playlist on YouTube and are also available as audio podcast downloads on Tim Kelly's "Our Interesting Times" channel on Podomatic.
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00:00 [Music] 00:18 and a 00:22 [Music] 00:37 [Music] 00:41 well good evening good evening Tim a 00:44 giant just fine just fine you know 00:50 recently of someone passed away zig-zig 00:57 Brzezinski and and for the purpose of 01:00 this show because his last name is 01:01 something I stumble over even worse than 01:04 his first name let's just call him Ziggy 01:05 Hausa he yeah yeah siggy but we're 01:09 talking about the brig new Brzezinski 01:12 who was a diplomat and basically a 01:19 handler of politicians 01:22 he claimed he's like Kissinger and that 01:24 he's just everywhere is inside of all of 01:27 these deals that basically are 01:30 structuring the New World Order and so I 01:34 just think that it's it's valuable to 01:37 basically try to do an analysis of the 01:40 individual because he was so influential 01:42 and he's also someone that I think was 01:46 on the inside of the secret society and 01:49 we'll talk about that as we go along but 01:52 but Tim I wanted to ask you um what do 01:55 you know about this guy Ziggy well uh is 01:59 the crippling curriculum vitae well 02:01 she's polish national or 1920 28 02:05 emigrated and leaved to United States 02:08 via Canada have I got that right 02:09 um he studied he s PhD at Harvard of 02:15 course he was a national security 02:16 adviser to Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 02:18 1981 a constant frequent Bilderberger 02:22 mrs. Billy burger conference a lot not 02:24 surprising of course he was was a member 02:28 of the International Crisis Group with 02:30 Wesley Clark and others sat on a board 02:33 of many international corporations isn't 02:35 surprising he also taught at McGill 02:37 University which is interesting that 02:38 leads to MKULTRA perhaps went to 02:42 Columbia I think we pick up the 02:45 technocracy bug perhaps at Columbus as 02:47 we are 02:48 we thirties offered many books of course 02:54 the one that caught David Rockefellers 02:56 attention allegedly was this book 02:59 between two ages America in the 03:02 techtronic age America's Roland 03:05 techtronic age he's been described sort 03:08 of I listened to Jay Derrick gave a talk 03:11 on him and he said he's sort of the 03:12 father of dystopia so the successfully 03:15 carroll quigley but without the focus 03:17 Ollis ism technocrat and he sort of 03:23 foretold the technocracy living on today 03:25 in these books the internet weather 03:27 control yeah electrical you know let ye 03:32 LF radiation electrical weaponry these 03:35 things controlling my mass mind control 03:37 mass communication was a big part of 03:39 technocracy so that's that was his 03:42 career of course she knows a lot of the 03:44 geopolitical maneuvering that we 03:47 observed in the to late twentieth 03:48 century a came from his mind you know 03:52 that soviet the America is supporting 03:54 the Islamic radicals in Afghanistan to 03:57 where the Soviets in did you give him 03:59 their Vietnam so a lot of stuff a lot of 04:04 the GOP love wrangling regarding Eurasia 04:06 sort of built under the kindred 04:08 doctrines you know the idea of 04:09 controlling Asia because to control the 04:11 landmass yet to control the worldly 04:13 successes so that was kind of his thing 04:15 that's kind of my take on that 04:17 zookeepers in Brazil ski mmm-hmm well um 04:21 I I the thing about a city that I think 04:28 is most troubling is his idea that 04:32 basically there needed to be techniques 04:37 developed for inside of the modern 04:41 communication techniques to manipulate 04:42 emotions and control reason he was 04:46 quoted as saying in the technocratic 04:48 society the trend would be toward the 04:52 aggregation of individual support of 04:54 millions of uncoordinated citizens but 04:57 easily within the reach of magnetic and 04:59 attractive personalities exploiting 05:01 ladies communication techniques to 05:02 manipulate emotion and control reason 05:05 and bear in mind this is someone who 05:08 taught Obama Obama purportedly was one 05:12 of its students so so you know now the 05:19 you have a very clear technical 05:26 advancement of the government during the 05:29 sort of rinsky's era where you you start 05:33 having more and more monitoring of the 05:36 citizens and he's really in my opinion 05:38 the one who is at least most 05:41 identifiable with this development 05:44 because he always you know in the 05:47 technocratic era he basically you know 05:50 was saying that you know you needed a 05:53 new world order which was a phrase that 05:56 he actually would use and this would 06:00 have to be a technical basically 06:04 dictatorship he in my mind when you look 06:09 at the society that the MKULTRA 06:14 the researcher and programmer 06:17 administrator 06:18 Aldous Huxley laid out you know the the 06:21 dystopia in brave new world and then 06:25 look at the quotes from zabrinczski 06:27 about why you know we need to have this 06:31 technical development to help control 06:34 democracy from getting too unwieldy it's 06:37 all just one big flow it's just you know 06:41 these guys give you know Huxley wrote 06:44 novels and Rosa brunski created speeches 06:47 but they're all in the same direction 06:50 and they're all part of the same program 06:52 at the end of it the citizen is 06:55 basically you know seduced into 07:00 sacrificing his or her freedom um with 07:05 the idea that it's a good idea you know 07:07 that that that this is really a way to a 07:11 better 07:12 kind of order better kind of society to 07:15 exist and so I think that's really his 07:18 legacy is a very clever sophist who you 07:23 know kind of manipulated the public with 07:29 reasonable sounding arguments which in 07:33 fact were nothing more than just laying 07:35 the groundwork for you know this 07:39 technological dictatorship and and I 07:42 think that the Brin ski was kind of the 07:45 public policy arm and you know MKULTRA 07:50 was sort of the behind-the-scenes 07:51 technical development aspect and then 07:54 the movies which worship you know 07:57 technologic snooping there's so many 07:59 movies now that normal eyes you know 08:02 they'll have an individual and they'll 08:04 have this group in some kind of 08:06 electronic surveillance room and they're 08:09 getting his credit cards they're getting 08:12 every single you know financial 08:14 transactions he ever did they're looking 08:17 at all of the videotape of his last you 08:19 know three months that they get from all 08:22 these things and it just showed it just 08:23 the citizen just to turn watch these 08:25 movies and you know this really is the 08:28 the way that we learn to be slighted you 08:31 know that we're being socialized and so 08:34 when you have Ziggy Brzezinski talking 08:38 about this stuff and he's you know he 08:40 does it with this kind of calm smiling 08:44 way like you know no problem we just 08:46 have to make a few changes to our 08:48 culture in order to you know get along 08:50 with technology but the fact is is that 08:54 you know it ends up with the government 08:57 having more and more power and the 08:58 citizen has no way to basically to you 09:02 know to fight back so what-what do you 09:06 have any thoughts because the question I 09:07 have a bruise in ski and I have a look 09:09 with a lot of lifetime actors is what 09:11 could have been done early on in this 09:13 career and I'll give you a parallel is 09:15 that I was thinking about Brazil ski 09:18 today and I was trying to compare him to 09:21 someone and the person I was actually 09:22 thinking about with Gloria Steinem 09:25 is that and the reason is is that if 09:28 seinem was stymied to some extent 09:31 because she was exposed as a CIA agent 09:33 but okay she nevertheless went forward 09:36 and created a you know a family 09:38 destroying brand of feminism so she 09:41 really wasn't stopped by the exposure 09:44 but at least there was an attempt right 09:46 people tried to you know expose her to 09:48 the public but what do you do with 09:50 people like Brzezinski you know our 09:52 Henry Kissinger our clapper or even you 09:57 know just you know any of the John 10:03 McCain you know um how do we how do we 10:06 get people to stop just relating to them 10:11 in terms of well here are the words its 10:13 Republican its Democratic conservative 10:15 it's you know it supposed to come I mean 10:18 how do we get people to start thinking 10:19 about him just as as agents of the 10:23 secret society there you know to do 10:25 damage to your mind well I guess the 10:29 fifth the chief obstacle there is just 10:32 people's consciousness and awareness of 10:34 what's going on in the world and how the 10:35 world is really ruled or governed you 10:40 made the point that he was came up with 10:42 these a lot of these ideas that were 10:43 leading us towards this surveillance 10:45 state this technocratic control grid a 10:47 big part of that was creating the 10:51 conditions that convinced people these 10:53 were you know practical responses to 10:55 genuine threats mmm-hmm organic you know 10:58 natural events occurring that one you 11:01 know weren't staged or manufactured just 11:03 so he's dead he was good at creating 11:05 clashes of civilizations yeah and so 11:09 that's what the Cold War was it was a 11:10 manufactured crisis and so were the 11:12 world wars of the 20th century 11:13 geopolitical wrangling the British 11:15 Empire 11:17 the angle file Empire these things in 11:19 Cold War is a continuation of that you 11:21 seem to justify all these surveillance 11:24 spy agencies cryptography and within 11:27 that cryptography 11:28 you know there's no oversight there's no 11:30 control there's no adult supervision so 11:32 to speak so they can gather yeah we have 11:35 no we have no ally in the midst of that 11:37 yeah there's nothing here we have to 11:39 take their word for it no agencies that 11:41 you know that wage war by deception by 11:44 the you know throne that's their that's 11:46 their charter yeah we're supposed to 11:48 trust them so I think the big part of 11:52 that would be you know how do you 11:53 immunize yourself against you know 11:55 people like Brzezinski and the powers he 11:57 represents again the biggest obstacle 12:01 whenever I talk to normal people ah yeah 12:06 I know I look good oh good 12:08 normally there a lot of them out there 12:09 they're my family they read the 12:12 newspaper they watch you know Fox movies 12:15 usually you know my family is more 12:17 Republican so it's Fox News other 12:19 families might be CNN or MSNBC or the 12:21 network's they read the newspapers so 12:23 they read up you know the see a 12:25 controlled of political journals whether 12:29 it's National Review or your you know 12:32 the standard weakest standard these are 12:34 just your rags 12:35 Oleg arc rags for the oligarchs they're 12:39 stuck in that this right left paradigm 12:42 so they look at people like Brzezinski 12:46 or Kissinger they may be critical of 12:49 them they may see them as even as war 12:53 criminals but to a certain extent 12:54 nevertheless they do look them a certain 12:56 with a certain amount of legitimacy 12:58 because they were representing the 13:00 American people they're advising our 13:02 elected representatives and they're not 13:05 handling or represented they're just 13:07 advising him and our lucky residents our 13:08 representatives are making or taking the 13:11 decisions will United both of us not 13:13 true 13:14 so of course is exposing them for what 13:16 they are and who they represent the grey 13:20 eminence 13:20 you know these guys are like you know 13:22 they're not know we are I think in well 13:24 Thursday was Colonel house he did this 13:26 type of thing yeah so the old guards 13:30 have always had 13:31 people serve lieutenants to go out and 13:35 recruit to control the political class 13:37 to give give us a veneer of democracy or 13:41 rule of law so we assume the system is 13:45 legitimate and we accept it so we accept 13:47 these experts you know we accept this 13:49 idea of Burzynski coming with an idea to 13:53 fill meant a civil war in Afghanistan 13:55 and it takes the lives of millions of 13:56 people these you know it's okay because 13:59 we have to take down the survey Union 14:00 but no one looks no one understands that 14:03 the serve eating was created by the West 14:04 in order to create that dialectic so you 14:07 can have all these wars always conflicts 14:09 all the psychological trauma so we can 14:12 easily more easily controlled it 14:14 constantly harvested constantly text 14:16 constantly robbed blind but we don't 14:20 know it because we look at it we see it 14:21 as legitimate and that's the biggest 14:24 thing is just getting people to see the 14:26 whole picture decide illegitimate how 14:27 corrupt the whole system is and if you 14:29 can do that then these guys can sort of 14:31 lose their veneer of legitimacy yeah 14:34 that's right once people start just 14:38 considering the possibility that they're 14:41 fake the individuals lose a tremendous 14:44 amount of power and so that would be you 14:49 know the thing that would I think should 14:53 be done early on in these when you can 14:56 when you could like with Brzezinski and 14:58 I think he was an adviser to six 14:59 presidents so you can see there's 15:01 something special about him 15:04 that he has a you know transcendent 15:07 power inside of the secret society you 15:10 know Jack like David Rockefeller or 15:12 Kissinger or you know the two guys who 15:15 just last forever inside the media as 15:19 you know representatives of one 15:22 political part of the other but I think 15:25 that the reason they have the longevity 15:26 is that they're basically handlers and 15:29 so the question is is like well how do 15:31 we expose that and you know it there 15:34 just isn't really an easy way to do it 15:36 with Steinem you know there was the 15:40 dramatic outing of her CIA 15:43 and this was completely contrary to you 15:46 know supposedly being a feminist and 15:47 writer you know so she was just tarred 15:50 even then of course it you know there 15:53 was a way for her to go sideways for a 15:54 while and keep going forward with her 15:56 plan but with Brzezinski because he's 16:00 actually inside the government you can't 16:02 really tar him by saying well you know 16:04 he's engaged with with some you know 16:08 with CIA and things like that because 16:10 that's just just normal trade um 16:12 Brzezinski I would look for and this is 16:16 the kind of you know this would be 16:17 something I'd like to know if anyone in 16:19 our audience can help us with because 16:21 I've had some really good luck with this 16:23 approach this is the hivemind concept 16:26 Tim is that what I'm looking for is some 16:29 connection between Burzynski and you and 16:32 Cameron Cameron was at McGill in the 16:35 early 50s when when Brzezinski was there 16:38 and I am betting that Brzezinski had 16:41 been tapped very early by the agency by 16:46 the by the secret society right they 16:48 would have had him identified as someone 16:50 inside when he was like you know in 16:53 college so at a time he came to the US 16:56 with his purported you know polish 17:00 aristocracy background which i think is 17:03 completely fake but he's already been 17:07 tapped and so the fact that that he goes 17:09 to McGill is very interesting to me 17:13 because that one was when the the when 17:17 Cameron was doing the most you know 17:20 really you know vicious and crazy 17:22 MKULTRA experiments and so what I'm 17:25 wondering is if anyone has a you know 17:28 some kind of evidence that the two were 17:32 somehow involved at that point that 17:34 would really see this if we could find 17:36 that then we would have a way that we 17:40 could go back and pry open his whole 17:42 secret identity because I'm convinced 17:45 that Brzezinski is a lifetime actor so 17:48 we can we can get at it we can expose it 17:52 if we can find associations that are 17:56 completely 17:57 unusual but our two individuals that we 18:00 know are inside you know basically the 18:02 secret society like you in camera yeah 18:04 so that that's what I'm hoping is that 18:06 someone will you know and when you when 18:10 we post this discussion or perhaps even 18:12 a listener now that they'll go to your 18:14 website and make a comment um I mean I 18:18 thought yeah it's an obvious Avenue of 18:21 Investigation because of what he 18:23 advocated in America you know between 18:26 exactly between two ages this transition 18:30 from industrial to the technocratic age 18:32 and the role of mass mind control which 18:35 is a big part of MKULTRA and you know 18:37 I'm gelatin you know not just drugs but 18:40 is also the introduction culture or 18:42 creation and also mass mind control to a 18:45 high tech you know people like um 18:47 Delgado and someone stopping a bowl and 18:50 these things 18:51 the funny story of the cat with you 18:55 heard a stir about the cat know what 18:58 they had blinked put brain implants on a 19:01 cat so they could actually control a cat 19:03 let a cat go and move controls motions 19:06 they spent like a couple million dollars 19:08 on the program 19:09 and the first day they let they test it 19:12 out on the street amount and are 19:13 constricting your run over a car so two 19:18 million dollars did you know allowing a 19:20 lot of embryology was simply people too 19:22 much free time and too much too much of 19:23 other people's money such a huge part 19:25 right there 19:26 yeah and also but I also think that the 19:29 actual you know the reality of em kilt 19:32 or the thing that they were most 19:33 interested in doing was never exposed 19:38 yeah you can only get out of 19:40 analytically they they have this whole 19:41 um and I think I think we live in it 19:43 today yeah that's right but but really 19:46 it was it was social destruction 19:48 yeah and with the idea of making a 19:53 society that was very easy to control 19:55 which of course led to the breakup of 19:57 the family the ethnic neighborhoods and 20:00 even like heterosexual identity you know 20:04 they just atomized into every way that 20:06 they could basically European American 20:10 culture 20:11 they had a particular reason for wanting 20:14 to do this oh of course you know and to 20:15 be fair they also went after the 20:17 african-americans in a big way actually 20:19 you know the demolished that culture as 20:21 well but um that's why when you look at 20:26 Cameron's experiments you know which 20:28 have no there's no possible way that the 20:31 psychic driving you know is is related 20:34 to some kind of you know Cold War issue 20:36 it's just it's just insanity and it just 20:39 reflects a society that wants that first 20:43 of all that has no respect for certain 20:46 classes of humans I mean that they were 20:47 literally use them as Lab Rats 20:49 even so that was important you know 20:51 Kannamma not for the citizen to know 20:54 about MKULTRA and that effective MKULTRA 20:57 is that begins the lie or betrays the 21:01 false dialectic that were given 21:03 throughout the twentieth century is 21:05 we're here at the story of MKULTRA in 21:07 the use of pick equip Nazis working 21:10 alongside so many prominent your 21:12 scientists yeah yeah that's that is 21:16 really a you know the we and again you 21:21 know this this goes right into that 21:22 whole question because you and Cameron 21:25 was the individual who brings us our 21:28 understanding our cultural understanding 21:30 of the German people he may he was in 21:33 charge of basically German National 21:37 psychological he's no help following 21:40 World War two and then he made just in 21:43 completely insane statements about the 21:46 nature of the German personality yeah 21:49 there's something inherently defective 21:50 did you mean psycho yeah that it was 21:52 really know and this was you know and I 21:54 mentioned that there's just that this is 21:56 the biggest red flag I've ever seen 21:58 analytically because he is the 22:00 individual Cameron is the individual who 22:03 actually performed the most insane and 22:07 heinous experiments on humans that have 22:10 ever been conducted and then he's the 22:12 one who is giving us our information 22:14 about the Nazis and German people I mean 22:17 there's just something so wrong about 22:18 that that it screams you know for for 22:21 more research 22:22 and that's why I would Ziggy and 22:24 thingies you know talking all the time 22:26 about gee you know we've got to get this 22:28 New World Order kind of technically in 22:30 shape I see Tim it's just one big 22:34 society with one program you know 22:37 there's lots of different aspects of it 22:39 but if we can early on in people's 22:43 careers connect them and then expose 22:46 them you know it's sort of like a Daniel 22:49 Pinchbeck you know the current LSD 22:52 advocate um you know his mother was 22:58 obviously involved in the program 23:00 because she was I believe Kerouac his 23:04 girlfriend at one point and then she 23:07 went on to be the editor of MS magazine 23:09 who actually was Michele Wallace who 23:13 wrote black Macchio said really wrote 23:15 the book II and then it was edited by 23:18 Steinem so so now her son comes into 23:23 existence and remember with Dave McGowan 23:25 we can see that there are these family 23:29 connections right the the the 23:31 rock-and-roll phenomenon Laurel Canyon 23:33 was and so often these individuals were 23:37 the sons or daughters of intelligence 23:40 and military intelligence officers the 23:43 NLF Intel of military pedigree I didn't 23:45 tell background then McGowan he just 23:47 said this is impossible it just couldn't 23:48 be circumstance and he's right but the 23:51 phenomena that's important for the 23:53 citizen to recognize is that it's 23:54 generational you know so so that's why 23:58 I'm you know if we can use that 24:02 principle you know to like get at you 24:08 know people like Daniel Pinchbeck and 24:09 head them off early on in their careers 24:12 you know just you know for example if 24:14 it's like you know you have the band 24:19 manager of the Grateful Dead and his 24:22 name is Hank Harrison I believe yeah I 24:25 think Harrison so I've actually had 24:26 communication with him and then when I 24:28 asked him serious questions he 24:30 disappears but one point he and I are in 24:33 communication 24:34 but okay so he was he and he's actually 24:38 the one who exposed the Grateful Dead as 24:39 being free masonic and as though you 24:41 needed you know someone to say this but 24:44 you know he was asked by research or 24:46 while the early pamphlets for the 24:49 Grateful Dead are just obvious Freemason 24:52 symbols and he said well it's easy to 24:54 answer all Mason's 24:56 some there there was the answer but then 24:59 he was the daughter of Courtney Love the 25:03 Whore of Babylon singing you know person 25:08 who then married Kurt Cobain 25:12 yeah the father Courtney Love yeah he 25:15 was excuse me if I use the father or any 25:17 love but you see Courtney Love should 25:20 have been headed off before she could do 25:22 a lot of damage so you see what I'm 25:23 trying to get at is that if we use these 25:25 principles now that are out there we can 25:28 you know when someone like Courtney Love 25:30 comes into culture with the background 25:33 that she has as someone who is coming 25:36 from a Masonic family that has been 25:39 engaged in cultural destruction then 25:42 people can can try to expose her you 25:45 know they can actually write articles 25:46 and alert the public that wait a second 25:48 we've got a real you know a bacteria has 25:54 come into our midst and we've got to 25:56 identify it and keep it from hurting us 25:58 yeah she um well sort of John potage the 26:05 author drugs as a weapons against uh 26:07 against us the courtly love was a 26:11 attended the day care center at the 26:14 Presidio yeah base during having all 26:18 this let the filed of the Presidio yeah 26:21 the sex scandal and she was a drug mule 26:25 and I prostitute for CIA and native 26:27 generals in her youth like in the early 26:31 teenage years 26:33 whoo I understand and then later on she 26:36 she was very influential in like pushing 26:39 heroin in the music scene in the grunge 26:42 scene in Washington Seattle Washington 26:43 and in the late eighties and early 90s 26:45 so she's there to corrupt the music 26:48 scene again sort of the co-opted so yeah 26:50 it had that template again making itself 26:53 apparent there so she was an agent of it 26:56 you know young of court of you know 26:59 agent of destruction sent him there to 27:02 do that and of course the crysta 27:04 suspicions swirling around her and the 27:07 death of her husband Kurt Cobain you 27:09 know where he injects more heroin than 27:12 it was pot you couldn't could possibly 27:14 take it and shoot himself with yeah that 27:17 was always I've always you know 27:18 completely we should at some point do a 27:20 show about that because I always thought 27:22 that you know the punks and then the 27:24 grunge movement were just obvious 27:27 you know mind-control programs from the 27:32 secret society to continue to the 27:35 basement of Americans youth and so when 27:37 you look at Cobain and particularly I've 27:39 seen some people who have done some 27:41 analysis of like the symbols and his 27:43 lyrics you know he sure looks like a 27:45 lifetime actually it Jesse looks as 27:48 dirty as hell to me I'd like to do some 27:51 more analysis in it but but it's 27:53 particularly obvious to me because his 27:57 wife was the daughter you know of Hank 28:02 Harrison who was a Mason that helped 28:04 bring out the Grateful Dead helped with 28:07 the acid test he just couldn't be more 28:10 filthy and we see their the the 28:12 generational phenomena that McGowan 28:15 pointed out and so when she goes on into 28:19 culture and and then has this band and 28:22 ends up married to Cobain then you then 28:24 see this is this is you know kind of the 28:28 citizen learning a new way of kind of 28:32 dealing with reality of putting the 28:36 understanding that the government is 28:39 malevolent it's organized it uses 28:41 weaponized anthropology against the 28:43 the citizens and it creates cultural 28:46 icons to do this you know with that 28:51 information then you have someone like 28:54 Courtney you know love coming forward 28:59 and marrying Cobain Cobain should have 29:01 been under scrutiny from the very 29:02 beginning in the whole idea of a rock 29:05 popping music Iraq icon is suspect in my 29:08 book yeah yeah you build someone up like 29:11 a like a christ-like figure so you can 29:13 kill them and then all sudden have this 29:15 trauma the general population you even 29:17 some commit suicide over the fact that 29:19 he died and yeah I mean what's that all 29:22 about 29:23 I mean to psych us out someone could be 29:24 so vulnerable debate well you know I 29:27 think that I actually think that a lot 29:29 of these deaths are faked I think that 29:31 for example I'm almost positive Jim 29:33 Morrison death was faked and I think 29:37 these are done to basically create 29:42 overdoses as a heroic of you know 29:47 behavior they're basically encouraging 29:50 young people to commit suicide with with 29:54 using the lifetime actor all the way to 29:56 the end and then having them you know 29:59 drug overdose and then that's then the 30:01 people who are being influenced by the 30:04 rock icon then have that as a you know 30:08 imprinted you know it's part of their 30:10 personality yeah and don't feel the 30:12 reaper baby blue is a cult sir don't 30:14 fear the reaper you know jack yourself 30:17 up with heroin and then you're just like 30:19 morrison and someday we can we can talk 30:23 about I did a long analysis of 30:24 Morrison's death once you know showing 30:27 that it couldn't possibly have been real 30:29 that there was other things going on the 30:31 main thing with his father was 30:33 decommissioning the bonhomie which was a 30:35 battleship at exactly the time Morrison 30:38 supposedly died and you know Ben 30:41 Franklin you know who the freemason in 30:44 Poor Richard's Almanack has has like a 30:47 lot of you know typology that is related 30:50 to the secret society and and so I knew 30:54 that dates were 30:56 important tonight anyway just long I 30:57 wouldn't want to go in because it's such 30:58 a segue from prison ski but you know the 31:02 thing is is that you know his book in 31:04 the key books to to mean for Brazil 31:07 skiers you know between two ages you 31:08 know though the Technic chronic am I 31:12 saying it right era a figure a way no 31:14 chronic technocratic yeah technically a 31:17 frenetic no chronic Technotronic that's 31:20 it yes okay anyway um you know he talked 31:23 about basically a scientific 31:26 dictatorship yeah that's a classy 31:28 elevation flat out and this comes out if 31:31 I'm if I'm right I think it comes out of 31:33 nineteen seventy seventy one seventy 31:35 holy school it's perfectly plugged in 31:37 with the youth culture of the Phenom 31:40 MKULTRA phenomena I mean it's just it's 31:42 ideally time to provide you know a kind 31:46 of scholarly veneer to basically the you 31:53 know what is being it started by MKULTRA 31:58 by the Merry Pranksters with the 32:00 personal computer yeah I mean he's not 32:03 predicting he's prescribing yeah yeah 32:05 but it's but you see it might egg good 32:08 point I think that this is actually 32:10 being done just to normalize it yeah I 32:12 think it mean you had someone who puts 32:14 it an idea out there that they're 32:17 actually going to bring about and the 32:20 person like brings it out like well is 32:22 this really a good idea there's some 32:23 dangers you know and but this just 32:25 starting the conversation is what it 32:28 moves it down the road to eventually you 32:31 know look at look at how a basically 32:34 transsexual culture was hoisted upon us 32:38 yeah you know so sorry oh that's so like 32:41 Toffler right doesn't that pop yeah yeah 32:44 yeah but yet you I've been thinking that 32:47 book he talked about how in between two 32:50 AG talks about that there's gonna be the 32:51 death of religion or God death of 32:53 nationalism of death of culture and all 32:57 we're going to have is global 32:58 consumerism all in a mess you know 33:00 freedom free trade these things and this 33:03 breaks down again like I said these 33:05 firewalls that suppose may have to this 33:07 globalist monoculture 33:09 that the yellow guard you want to impose 33:11 so all this in the only thing people can 33:15 have raised is consumerism but you know 33:17 we see that today yeah and this is 33:20 implemented or instituted through hello 33:23 his ideas sorted NGOs whether it's USAA 33:28 their national down for democracy or now 33:31 sources group open society these things 33:34 how they go in and they undermine local 33:39 cultures okay oh no a local tap you know 33:44 it's go in and inject you know 33:48 neoliberalism into into these foreign 33:50 countries in the name of democracy and 33:52 that democracy is always been the 33:54 hulagur key or the were key Allah guards 33:57 tool for tearing jobs the cover they use 33:59 and you shouldn't play that in the 34:01 Ukraine you see obviously we've seen it 34:03 you know all throughout the Middle East 34:06 and North Africa and this also 34:09 subsequently creates this migration 34:11 crisis which then puts pressure on the 34:14 European Union European countries and 34:17 that's why you have this character guys 34:19 southern Peter Sutherland who is talking 34:22 about how mass movement of people the 34:24 free movement of people's is it's 34:28 basically the future and that there 34:30 can't have borders any moral Canada at 34:32 Nunez nation-states all right we must 34:34 tolerate mass immigration it was 34:36 interesting that Sweden cans like Sweden 34:38 in a perfect example of sort of a 34:40 homogeneous society yeah yeah they began 34:45 taking in refugees in the 70s and that's 34:48 just when the this area became to be 34:50 increasingly destabilized in the 70s and 34:52 80s so much now that they're taking in 34:55 you know country of nine million people 34:57 are taking in close to a million 34:57 refugees that's very upsetting to a 34:59 local culture and they told another do 35:01 this I just want to help it you guys 35:03 have a question does he also criticized 35:06 Israel you know for like the idea of a 35:08 Jewish state which is becoming more and 35:11 more normalized I'm just wondering if 35:12 you know if you actually then you know 35:16 applies the same criticism to that 35:18 nation I never heard him utter 35:20 Christians of Zionism 35:23 or the Israeli state per se but he did 35:25 he did clash with with Zionists or the 35:29 neoconservatives because he thought they 35:31 were too crude in their objecting their 35:33 ways of achieving the one thing of the 35:35 New World Order so much so that it had 35:38 attracted criticism and her at the 35:41 overall overall mission that was his 35:43 criticism of the of the neoconservatives 35:45 he preferred the near liberal approach 35:47 which is soft power he thought their 35:49 pressures too crude yeah well I'd like 35:52 to have someone of some of these guys 35:54 because you know Europe is under all of 35:55 this pressure to be multicultural II I 36:00 basically it means them you know 36:03 evaporation of culture or genocide of 36:05 culture right multiculturalism it's it's 36:07 an oxymoronic mind control expression so 36:11 but Europe is receiving it because a lot 36:14 of people are resisting you know Muslims 36:15 being brought into countries that have 36:19 ethnic traditions but I'm curious about 36:22 you know at the same time you have this 36:27 Proclamation that's becoming more and 36:29 more clear that Israel is a Jewish state 36:32 right well I think Romney used the 36:35 expression and you know it's a very 36:37 controversial expression back in the 50s 36:40 when when you first had you know 36:43 basically the nation of Israel which is 36:46 still unclear because I don't think they 36:48 have ratified the Constitution yet but 36:49 when you had the the establishment of 36:52 what the Zionists of thought of is 36:54 Israel you know it wasn't going to be a 36:58 Jewish state or at least that's how it 37:00 was laid out to the public there was 37:01 going to be another state or some kind 37:04 of relationship with the Palestinians 37:06 but now and and Israel itself was being 37:10 touted as democracy with the idea of 37:12 multiculturalism with the idea that all 37:14 people would be able to participate but 37:17 then suddenly this changes and then you 37:20 get this Jewish state stuff and um 37:22 that's why you know when I listen to 37:24 Sutton I always wondering okay well 37:27 that's you know let's you know good for 37:28 the goose is good for the gander let's 37:30 hear your criticism of the Jewish state 37:31 but I'm not hearing it he and I don't 37:35 hear it so 37:36 curious about that why not well it could 37:41 be because that's a that is sacrosanct 37:46 it you always hear this to Israel as a 37:47 right to exist now I don't know if a 37:51 state has a right to exist person you 37:53 know in and of itself I don't know it's 37:55 a practical matter it exists I suppose 37:57 but the state have a right to exist and 38:00 that does that mean that prize distance 38:02 I mean it's a very strict yeah I don't I 38:05 don't get I mean I just and and the 38:07 reason I bring it up is just because um 38:10 you know I just think that that's 38:13 something that Europeans should use as 38:15 an example of a culture that actually or 38:18 an ethnicity or religion whatever II 38:20 want to call it that has the right to 38:22 exist and therefore we're just asking 38:24 for the same thing you see what I mean 38:25 yeah I mean I think that the whole thing 38:27 where I think is what Wesley Clark phone 38:29 NATO general played a big part in 38:31 destruction of Yugoslavia in the bombing 38:33 of Serbia in the 90s I mean I was 38:35 cashing in on that destruction yeah he 38:39 said that the age of the European 38:42 tethers date is over I don't know who 38:45 appointed him to be in a position to 38:47 declare that but he said it yeah I 38:50 remember that and and I was shocked by 38:52 that because I thought well heck this is 38:53 the time when it's needed the most I 38:55 mean you know they're having family I 38:57 mean all the problems we have they're 38:58 having yeah their population is a rapid 39:02 decline they're they're basically being 39:05 buffeted by immigrants that are being 39:07 you know brought in from laws that are 39:12 being created by the EU which in many 39:15 cases they're unelected individuals who 39:17 are you know creating these foreign 39:20 policy seems to me this is really when 39:22 you need a European ethnicity all these 39:25 different ethnicities the the value of 39:28 them is never to mitten in my mind 39:32 clearer than than what's in looking at 39:34 what's you know these people are facing 39:36 well why would it be a great time for a 39:39 regeneration of ethnic pride in 39:43 Europeans I don't I don't understand him 39:45 just I'm confused if you espouse the 39:48 ethnic pride you obviously means your 39:49 Hitler yes so that's that's a 39:54 distinction no it's obvious with doing 39:56 they're just destroying European they're 39:59 trying to destroy Europe as it is or as 40:01 it was to try and destroy oh that's 40:02 right destroy the European yeah the 40:04 European for somewhere yeah and my it's 40:06 obvious what they're doing you know just 40:07 recent uh the spate of terrorism that 40:10 we've seen in Great Britain recent no 40:13 coincidence running election okay yeah 40:16 um now obviously if you if you go into 40:23 North Africa and Middle East and you 40:25 ferment a civil war and you bomb these 40:27 countries and you create this Exodus 40:29 these migrants that come to the Europe 40:31 and they flood these European countries 40:33 there's going to be problems it's going 40:36 to be disruptions and all these things 40:38 and it doesn't take much for an 40:39 intelligence agency to go in and pay a 40:41 few you know Yahoo's a few radicals or 40:44 idiots and morons to start carrying out 40:47 attacks like Libya yeah which elapses 40:50 been transparent that this was you know 40:52 basically CIA and and NATO creating some 40:56 terrorist you know that when I went in 40:58 and created chaos and you know then yeah 41:03 the Libyan fighting group which you know 41:04 guy ran it was one time be tortured by 41:07 by the United States and got the 41:09 Philippines or something or Diego Garcia 41:12 or something then they became head of 41:13 the Libyan fighting group who spearheads 41:15 us the ground attack in Libya like NATO 41:18 you know does its part supposedly 41:21 responsibly to protect to because this 41:24 is just a time when Gaddafi you know 41:28 he's talking about establishing African 41:30 currency based on gold and his oil is 41:34 the sanctions are being lifted so this 41:36 his world might flood the market which 41:37 might affect some people's you know 41:39 investments in other area because it's 41:40 like sweet crude so it's up bola Young 41:43 you also that you know with WikiLeaks we 41:45 have the the Blumenthal Hillary Clinton 41:49 correspondences and their emails talking 41:51 about the goals the seven billion though 41:53 like set out goals that they're eyeing 41:56 the other just like its base 41:59 they're looting that's it you know a 42:00 nation I mean that goal should never 42:03 have even been in discussion by by 42:05 foreign politicians I mean that belong 42:07 to the people 42:08 well of Libya for heaven sakes this is 42:11 this is this is the BS here because 42:13 behind all of brewskis highfalutin to 42:16 your strategy talk this is what it's all 42:18 about 42:18 Sadat yeah SS stripping some piracy yeah 42:22 that's right and you know that's why 42:23 when you I'm just gonna like I have some 42:25 of my favorite Burzynski's quotes here 42:27 you know my favorite one is like he goes 42:29 he talks about the trilateral plan 42:31 remember that little gem he goes you 42:33 know regionalization is in keeping with 42:37 a trilateral plan which calls for 42:38 gradual conversions of east and west 42:40 ultimately leading the goal of a 42:42 one-world government national 42:44 sovereignty is no longer a viable 42:46 concept now this is exactly the kind of 42:53 concept that is being used to 42:55 mind-control Europeans into accepting 42:58 the EU s immigration of unemployed young 43:02 Muslim males into Europe on a mass scale 43:06 right national sovereignty which means 43:09 ethnicity no longer viable concept it's 43:13 not even viable we have not even vici 43:17 even viable but but I cut a gradual 43:20 convergence of east and west and then 43:23 there's going to be a one-world 43:24 government now that's not new I mean 43:25 better right now 43:26 that's what the Reese committee exposed 43:29 in the 50s yeah that is that the 43:32 beginning of the 20th century there is 43:35 talk about this using Wars to traumatize 43:38 collectivise the country then throughout 43:41 the Cold War its attempt to amell the 43:44 two systems together so that's what 43:46 we're getting so we have trilateral isms 43:48 it's the same things repackaged you know 43:51 yeah okay so that's so that so we're 43:55 heading toward no more national 43:57 sovereignty here's a zabrinczski thought 44:01 on on privacy it goes you know that the 44:06 Technotronic era involves the gradual 44:08 appearance of a more controlled society 44:10 so that society would be dominate 44:12 goodbye an elite unrestrained by 44:14 traditional values 44:16 soon it will be possible to assert 44:18 almost continuous surveillance over 44:20 every citizen now G this was written in 44:24 1970 44:26 Wow what a profit isn't it incredible 44:30 that he could actually see that in 1970 44:33 you know and so you know my would say 44:38 that he's not a prophet he's simply part 44:41 of the plan and everything that he is 44:45 putting forward is a kind of very 44:48 sophisticated propaganda to normalize 44:51 these ideas you know even if he's if 44:53 he's bringing up like Huxley there's in 44:55 brave new world right where he's saying 44:57 gee you know this could be a problem but 45:00 let's look at this 45:01 you know let's look at the world like 45:03 it's going to be because we know it's 45:05 going to be like this and then people 45:07 they just start to accept it and the 45:11 next thing you know actually is working 45:14 with MKULTRA doctors to basically bring 45:17 about the brave new world and then you 45:20 can see that wait a second he wasn't 45:22 warning us at all this was just part of 45:25 a plan to bring it about it was just 45:26 clever you know and the same thing 45:28 applies to Ziggy when he's told you know 45:31 he talks of when diggy when he talks in 45:34 Brazil he doesn't talk about this stuff 45:35 if you look at it read the book which I 45:37 did years ago the thing it started me is 45:40 that the guy is just a cold fish he just 45:45 talks about this stuff like well that's 45:46 just how it's going to be don't complain 45:49 you know you're going to be under 45:51 surveillance every second of the day 45:54 the elites will be in control of 45:56 everything well wait a second how about 45:58 a little rebellion you know what about 46:01 this is we need a way to destroy the 46:03 elites right when you look at what he 46:07 writes 46:07 so dispassionately you have to have two 46:12 actionable why if is this is going to 46:15 occur isn't this guy who supposedly is 46:19 part of the American democratic 46:22 government why isn't he saying you know 46:25 we better a bell right 46:26 now I'll meet you you know at the mall 46:29 and I'll bring some weapons and we're 46:30 going to cut the elite down right 46:33 where's that what's important I think 46:35 the desk you know wasn't it was a 46:39 foreigner he was polish so asking a 46:42 Kissinger being a German from each 46:45 injury happily I think that's important 46:47 and they both kept Davey's weird accents 46:50 as their Viking our presidents you know 46:53 you will go to I can't do Britain CIA 46:56 put you know Italy and so I can just see 47:00 him talking laying out his plan he's 47:01 weird access and you think any of summer 47:03 in the room we go what's going on here I 47:05 got dr. Strangelove here telling me yeah 47:08 well you know and even dr. Strangelove 47:10 himself in the movie yeah I hope thought 47:12 that this was by just kind of mind 47:13 control what they do is they put these 47:15 you know purported intellectual Giants 47:19 with foreign accents has basically the 47:23 creator of foreign policy and in some 47:25 cases even the best quality and this 47:27 just doubles the intimidation for you 47:30 know the like gee you know common 47:33 Americans we can't really do much I mean 47:35 even like you know at the high level you 47:38 bring in these accent guides and and so 47:41 we're just you know they just see 47:42 themselves as inferior yeah it's ugly 47:45 above my pay Drita question it's above 47:47 my pay grade you know and I don't have 47:49 the foreign accent and all kind of like 47:50 fifteen degrees you know and so it's a 47:54 which are all completely insane and 47:56 basically have those you know all they 47:59 do is just add alphabets and 48:01 intimidation at the back it sort of like 48:03 Nam Chomsky god I just can't stand that 48:06 guy 48:06 I mean I mean he's such a liar but but 48:11 he's a classic example of you know how I 48:14 you know cuz he he doesn't have an 48:16 accent but he almost does yeah clothes 48:18 you know it's closer over his background 48:20 is he may have come from another country 48:22 but he's almost he's like William F 48:24 Buckley he had so much affect ation 48:26 that's almost like an accident but he 48:28 just has this uh in Brazil skis the same 48:31 way you just get the sense when he's 48:32 talking like gee he really knows a lot 48:34 he has a lot of you know information you 48:39 don't require 48:40 much analysis of the information kitchen 48:42 finds out that they're just hot air 48:43 there yeah but he buddy creates this 48:45 kind of intimidation which then with 48:48 with Chomsky he talks about nine one one 48:50 like uh you know weird things happen 48:52 like buildings fall symmetrically at 48:54 repulsed be just the stuff just happens 48:56 after and after the fact you know 48:58 anybody can go back in and you look at 49:00 anything and find a few weird things so 49:03 it's impossible to have a conspiracy so 49:05 just like move on to other stuff right 49:07 just completely lying is head up 49:09 well Brazil ski is really the same thing 49:11 though right because when he talks about 49:14 you know there's going to be you know 49:18 this the elites ruling through a 49:20 technocratic controls and stuff 49:23 I mean why why does this have to be this 49:26 way Tim when when you make that 49:29 statement of fact 49:30 aren't you just basically talking your 49:32 book and using propaganda mmm why do we 49:36 have to put up with that crap what 49:38 against goes back to who he's working 49:43 for 49:43 and oh yeah if this is the world that 49:46 they face vision we can't have a healthy 49:49 normal world no people with thriving big 49:53 families educated you know productive 49:57 work because uh that's not that that's 49:59 not slavery and they're there their 50:02 vision is slavery 50:03 they never job they never never dropped 50:05 the idea of slavery I don't think that 50:07 is converted to wage slavery and the 50:10 most effective form of slavery is this 50:11 lady with the slave does he know he's 50:13 his leg that's the situation a lot of 50:15 attach that was pointed out by Gerda the 50:19 German free mason monster again just 50:23 doing it as a kind of you know accolade 50:27 of how sophisticated the secret society 50:30 has been in controlling what is 50:33 revolution has always been from above it 50:35 so it's been a tool the Illig art ya 50:37 know so that's that's another trick is 50:39 yeah it's basically to wipe out I mean 50:43 you know in the case of like the Russian 50:45 Revolution or the French were they just 50:47 wanted to wipe out European leaders and 50:49 you know put in these 50:52 you know like in the case of the 50:53 Bolsheviks you know most of them aren't 50:57 even Europeans are great many more Jews 50:59 and then the French Revolution end up in 51:02 Napoleon well who in the hell is 51:03 Napoleon you always see him with his one 51:06 hand you know them and you know he's a 51:08 Mason for God takes us both families 51:10 Masonic so so who the hell is Napoleon 51:13 right you know and end and with Napoleon 51:15 then the next thing you know you're 51:17 marching across Europe too and suddenly 51:20 millions of Europeans are dying mm-hmm 51:23 now and what's in back of it allow 51:24 there's principal Liberty fraternity I 51:28 mean there's these weird principles and 51:30 on the other side then you know you you 51:32 have the same thing when when the the 51:34 Bolsheviks destroyed the you know the 51:37 Tsar and his family and the next thing 51:39 you know you're not like tens of 51:42 millions of people are dying all over 51:43 the place and it's all this worker's 51:45 paradise that's going to come in the 51:47 future after we kill everybody it's like 51:50 we talked last week about you know 51:53 Lincoln preserving the Union oh yeah and 51:56 by darling if you doubt Alice if the 51:59 Union is still in existence Tim it's 52:01 still there by God they're all dead 52:03 but the Union is still there the Union 52:06 is great you know let the Battle Hymn of 52:08 the Republic starts to play in the 52:10 background and the next thing you know 52:11 you've got you know gigantic marble 52:14 statue of Lincoln well and I told that 52:16 to the flames of war a new nation was 52:20 forged a stronger nation well that's you 52:22 know yeah 52:23 because they've got rid of everyone they 52:25 didn't want I mean people just don't 52:28 understand that war is being waged 52:31 against particular populations and both 52:34 sides are involved in the population 52:37 reduction you know I mean they just get 52:41 control over these organizations and as 52:43 soon as they did they just Ram them into 52:45 each other that's enough it's plenty of 52:47 the slogan of the French Revolution 52:49 Liberty fraternity equality they're all 52:52 contradictory yeah but it's a slogan 52:55 so it works right which of course was 52:57 never even offered to the French people 52:59 Liberty what was that you were they were 53:02 never they couldn't even vote for 53:03 anybody the military took over 53:05 and the next thing you know you got 53:05 Napoleon forgotten thing you know so 53:08 it's just the whole thing was ridiculous 53:10 they just executed a bunch of European 53:11 aristocrats because they didn't want 53:13 them around and you know you have the 53:16 jacobins and you know all of the rows 53:20 Pierre and all these people with weird 53:22 backgrounds you don't even know how they 53:24 are and they're suddenly you know I'm 53:26 saying well you know we need Napoleon 53:28 and the next thing you know everybody is 53:30 like marching you know across Europe in 53:35 some weird destruction of you know 53:39 population could just all die in the 53:41 Russian winter and then gosh darn it Tim 53:44 Hitler does the same thing mm-hmm same 53:47 damn thing 53:48 it's not weird well you you needed 53:52 Napoleonic age to ignite German 53:55 nationalism but I like it being played 53:58 here right and so yeah so you made me 54:01 laugh yeah whenever differential pan by 54:02 Hitler I say well you created them right 54:05 you send in Napoleon yeah well I mean 54:10 it's just the the unseen hand and back 54:13 of all of this has to be exposed because 54:15 to me I just honestly I do not believe 54:18 that the politicians can be that stupid 54:24 this has to be organized in some way you 54:26 know I mean let's go in the bolian same 54:30 at the same at the economic calamities 54:32 it's yeah 54:33 what's funny things weather was the 54:35 Great Depression the collapse of the 54:38 German bank the kreyòl stopped bank in 54:39 1831 which led to the depression German 54:42 said of the rise of Nazis he sings the 54:46 whole system of international my central 54:47 bank was designed to prevent these 54:49 crashes you have to let them happen and 54:50 critics critics of these central banks 54:53 particularly I'm when I'm thinking right 54:55 now is a Charles Lindbergh senior who 54:58 yeah he said that you know from now on 55:01 depressions and bust will be engineered 55:04 and lo and behold that happened yeah you 55:08 know I mean absolute where is the time 55:09 you get incredible concentration and 55:11 economic power we with each crash it's a 55:14 pump and dump scheme and then we're told 55:16 ah just happen because you know no one 55:18 really knew it was going on maybe it's 55:20 just three unfolding it's just mr. info 55:22 we just had no idea Wow 55:24 you know you don't know if you inflate 55:26 the u.s. dollar to prop up the English 55:29 pound that you can create an asset 55:30 bubble I mean I understand that they 55:35 didn't understand that right but this 55:37 was all done under the veneer of you 55:39 know the British want to preserve the 55:40 English pound all these things that we 55:41 get the Great Crash Great Depression and 55:44 the course from that you get all the 55:45 consolidation that occurs stealing of 55:48 the gold these things and then of course 55:50 World War two which is another form of 55:51 asset stripping and concentration of 55:53 power is you know yet 55:55 as you say just history unfolding is 55:57 just one action after another she's just 56:00 incredible you know and it's just a darn 56:02 thing is the same people keep winning 56:04 and you just go wow they're so lucky 56:07 it's just incredible you know all the 56:10 cleaners but regarding Brzezinski what'd 56:12 he do find interesting is the fact that 56:14 you know here he is he just adviser to 56:16 half a dozen presidents he's remember 56:19 the CFR the trilateral trilateral 56:21 commission is also screaming the board 56:23 border several international companies 56:25 and I think there that's not that's the 56:27 system because when we talk about the 56:29 New World Order well we kind of already 56:33 have it because it is it's you know it's 56:35 Goldman Sachs it's JP Morgan its 56:39 McDonald's these things the banking 56:41 system that harvests harvests humanity 56:43 every day through its debt based money 56:45 system it's already here for people it's 56:47 all right here you're being robbed every 56:48 day we're being robbed to the insurance 56:50 industries into the medical industrial 56:52 complex to the suits to the University 56:54 College complex it promotes debt bravery 56:58 for far breeds brother rish I mean you 57:01 don't see this anything I mean it's 57:03 medium yet people think that get it 57:04 there was a net separate all of this 57:06 debt you know which basically is all the 57:09 debt based money right the interest rate 57:11 on your credit card your home your car 57:14 you know we just remember that the 57:18 person that is issuing the credit hasn't 57:20 got zip he just has the power to issue 57:22 the credit yeah why can't I do that 57:25 why can't Tim and Joe have the power we 57:28 look I just 57:29 and you know what can I tell you what 57:31 you want to buy a company no problem 57:32 here's a trillion the only order percent 57:36 do it in like 20 years that's how the 57:38 system works and then you know what I 57:40 need some money too so why don't you do 57:42 it back to me yeah and then and so they 57:44 get on every single business in America 57:47 because they can give one another the 57:50 tribe can give each other money at yet 57:52 cheaper rates than the profitability of 57:55 any corporation mmm right if the 57:58 corporation is making 3% they can borrow 58:01 money and a half and they can arbitrage 58:02 the difference and that wealth is not 58:04 based in any production it's not based 58:06 on anything it is it is just based on 58:09 the clay on on a kind of dictatorship 58:13 from banks do you think when I talk to 58:15 you about the banking system ask him 58:17 where do they get the money is loaning 58:19 to buy the house where they get yeah I 58:21 don't know you think they had its thing 58:23 in a vault that someone saved this money 58:24 they deferred consumption and now 58:27 they're taking the risk that they 58:28 deserve some sort of compensation but I 58:30 be a little business 58:31 yeah well bro yeah well no it's it's 58:33 they create money out of thin air so 58:35 they're basically the loaning you money 58:36 they didn't have prior to the loan so 58:38 but what right do they claim interest 58:40 what right do they claim anything back 58:42 but they don't have putting off 58:43 consideration used to be there's a 58:45 consideration alone when you loan sum of 58:47 money the money alone is consideration 58:48 there's no consideration here but people 58:51 have become adjusted to it because 58:52 that's weighting system or accessory 58:54 there's no capital risk they have the 58:56 credit just the credit that the banks 58:59 give you come to the discount window 59:02 typically of the Fed is just an 59:04 electronic transfer that goes straight 59:06 from from one creator of nothing to 59:10 another bank and then passes along the 59:12 nothing to you which now pops up as a 59:14 loan which the difference is they're 59:16 paying point 0:01 percent and I'm paying 59:18 8% 9% say yeah that's that's the problem 59:21 that's the problem is that they they can 59:24 arbitrage the difference and and this is 59:27 why America has gotten poorer II this is 59:31 why because they are able to both 59:35 deflate the value of the currency with 59:38 this approach and they can also strip 59:41 wealth through interest payments on on 59:44 a little bit that is only imaginary and 59:46 they end up with all of this wealth the 59:50 population you know we are wages 59:52 obviously are not keeping up with 59:53 inflation they now have the family or 59:58 the relationships because they're often 60:00 not even families on have both partners 60:03 working the male and the female 60:05 well that's freedom it's cheese 60:06 liberation and that's your freedom right 60:08 is that you have the freedom from both 60:10 both partners to work to make interest 60:14 payments on money that never existed 60:17 except when it becomes debt to you it 60:20 don't sweat your your your depressed 60:22 wages because it's always a critic on 60:24 offer community yeah that's right and 60:27 you've got your iPhone so you can like 60:29 you know stay in touch with other slaves 60:31 and so this is the damn problem is that 60:35 they they are unified in Brazil ski is 60:39 like a political face that is obviously 60:42 unified with the anthropologic faction 60:46 you know with the mind control which is 60:49 obviously just another part of the the 60:51 banking family structure I mean it's all 60:56 of these things are just completely 60:58 related they're all organized highly 61:01 organized and they're organized against 61:03 us 61:03 yes you were being harvested 61:07 yeah we're just being harvested yep 61:09 everyday and and and we can you know eat 61:12 and we the worst part of it is the 61:16 facade of democracy you know you get to 61:19 vote for a a blackface neocon or a 61:22 female neocon or a white pussy grabbing 61:27 neocons just take your pick 61:31 yeah it's a democracy Tim you can just 61:33 take your darn pick wait and you know 61:37 all that like the the tempest in a 61:40 teapot you know with the election which 61:42 Brazil ski you know because he was still 61:44 in play you know it was actually 61:46 commenting on I'm you know I'm like how 61:49 you know what Trump would mean this and 61:51 Hillary 61:52 in those you know it's just complete 61:54 nonsense just tip to stern rubbish I 61:58 mean it's just preposterous it's so sad 62:02 that people think that there was some 62:03 kind of democratic process taking place 62:05 because they've gotten the the drama of 62:08 the puppet show up to such a high level 62:10 yeah you know the feminists were hating 62:12 Trump and you know that the the make 62:16 America great again white male was was a 62:18 hating Hillary look folks it's just one 62:22 cluster of people they're highly 62:25 organized they just put these different 62:28 people out there so that you want to 62:29 make you pay attention to the puppet 62:31 show local collection you know so brazil 62:36 skis dead thank god 62:38 if they would only all die but they 62:41 won't that they just seemed to linger 62:42 one thing I noticed about these guys is 62:44 they linger for you know like chess 62:46 injure I mean kissing her should have 62:47 died of old age during the Vietnam War 62:51 what after about 150 it's 93 and he 62:54 still get is beyond below that's I mean 62:56 I think it's but honey you're going 62:58 public hundred and twelve they keep 63:00 these guys alive but must have some 63:02 medical well I think he may be 92 me but 63:04 rumor has he he's a heart of a 15 year 63:06 old literally no doctors and then of 63:10 course they're org you know that the 63:12 elite are just organ harvesting like you 63:14 know vampires but you know they don't 63:17 die and and so you know it's up to the 63:21 public to expose them you know we have 63:24 to stop this engagement in the nonsense 63:28 you know what I mean when when when when 63:31 Brzezinski comes forward you know he 63:33 talks about well the you know Russian 63:36 you know strategy and we've got to move 63:38 and just just stop listening to the the 63:42 puppet show 63:42 get away from it you know just say this 63:45 person is a anthropologic weapon and we 63:49 have to ignore and we have to develop 63:52 our own understanding of geopolitics and 63:55 domestic finance and we have to do it 63:58 because we have to identify the people 64:00 that are harvesting us who are creating 64:04 our culture in our media 64:06 mmm giving us the fake reality 64:09 yeah and behind his geostrategy is 64:12 advising the presence has evolved in the 64:14 political process and all that there's 64:16 an entertainment complex that 64:18 legitimizes all - because obviously in 64:22 the note of action war movies of the 80s 64:24 and 90s stuff all legitimate all of a 64:27 sudden you know although all the war 64:29 making that was going on you know 64:31 whether star anise or snake a movie 64:32 easily Sly Stone movies or you know so 64:37 you know it's the whole entire complex 64:39 it's there it's there to control whether 64:41 we get to entertainment you need to get 64:43 to supposedly hard news but we read yeah 64:47 I just want to kind of Express nighters 64:50 your muscle building the akan yeah I saw 64:52 a picture of Schwarzenegger he was armed 64:55 and armed with Bloomberg yeah for me 64:58 under of the media core Darwin is that 65:00 when he had a belt buckle under his belt 65:03 buckle with the Skull and Bones on it so 65:05 you can read out there it is folks if 65:07 that if that's that should be an 65:09 incidentally David Rockefeller actually 65:12 David Ross out when he blew into I think 65:15 it was Santa Monica or someplace he was 65:18 getting on a boat called the plastique 65:19 II he was taking some kind of eco 65:22 adventure across the Pacific and they 65:26 have pictures up and he had the same 65:27 belt buckle on really yeah 65:30 so you know folks it's just right in 65:32 your damn face 65:33 um your slaves and you know they they 65:38 they have different cul-de-sacs you can 65:43 wander down but you have to be you know 65:47 you can use this information both to 65:50 help protect yourself and also to help 65:52 organize right you know um I would think 65:57 that what would you know Tim the the 65:58 thing that I would hope would come out 66:00 of kind of the shows like the ones we 66:04 put on and people who are influenced by 66:06 them hopefully and and our at least will 66:09 you know start the process to verify 66:12 some of the stuff we talked about is 66:14 that they would say you know you know 66:15 what I can really do to rebel is to have 66:18 a family 66:19 and then what I have the family I'm not 66:21 going to let the kids have any vaccines 66:23 I'm not going to give them any of this 66:25 crap food I'm going to really wanted to 66:27 be strong and healthy mmm and that's 66:29 rebellion yeah that's the most 66:32 successful done because that can't be 66:34 manipulated yeah yes well that also has 66:37 a future yeah you know so anyway it's um 66:45 it's it's a difficult world to negotiate 66:48 but it's an impossible world to 66:50 negotiate if you don't have an 66:53 understanding of how the system is 66:56 malevolent yeah I may not be able to 66:58 stay out of the bread line but at least 66:59 I might have some understanding why I'm 67:01 there that's a perfect well it is 67:04 because then you can organize see if you 67:05 don't even know why you're there then 67:08 you have no hope to organize because you 67:09 don't know what to organize against yeah 67:11 you know I mean I mean I think that the 67:14 kind of education that I would hope that 67:16 people give to the children I mean first 67:19 of all as fractional reserve banking 67:20 I mean that should be like you know see 67:23 spot run is the first son next is 67:26 fractional reserve banking has no basis 67:30 in capital fact you know and in its hot 67:33 air that you are enslaved by something 67:35 like that so that the kindergarteners 67:37 can can start with real understanding in 67:40 the very beginning and you know if 67:42 they're trained like that then when they 67:43 get into the public because the mind 67:46 control and the intimidation is 67:47 everywhere you know they don't speak up 67:50 because everyone is just acceptable you 67:53 know you're such a crank you know you're 67:54 against the banks what's wrong with you 67:56 you know someone who's trained properly 67:58 will know that you're dealing with 68:00 robots and you have to speak up as that 68:04 human voice to try to get the robots to 68:08 basically start to regain their humanity 68:12 so I wouldn't let a lot when I talk 68:14 about the banking or something just the 68:16 ubiquitous you know corruption and 68:20 people say well you just think 68:21 everything is corrective well it is yeah 68:25 I mean I didn't know I don't write this 68:27 so I'm just you know you should try to 68:29 pin them down on a particular point they 68:31 meet you see their eyes glaze over 68:32 there's patients they don't want to 68:33 and they they want to hear because I 68:37 literally put their hands in the ears 68:39 and walk out of the room they really did 68:40 well can I take okay here's like a week 68:43 ago I was at a party I don't really get 68:46 invited to many you can imagine a 68:47 mistake of inviting me to this one and 68:50 and so I somehow I was talking you know 68:53 when I end up and the guy I'm you know 68:57 they're talking about fake news and I 68:59 said well you know like what you think 69:02 it's fake news and and he said well 69:04 Pizza Gate he gave that as an exam and I 69:08 said why he goes well it's you know had 69:10 a file ring run out of a pizza parlor 69:12 you know and I said well you know 69:14 there's more to it than that you know I 69:16 said what do you think about like the 69:17 WikiLeaks with the Marina Abramovic the 69:21 spirit cooking I said you know what that 69:22 is and they go I'm not stopping it on I 69:24 go well you know it's actually the cake 69:26 of light from Aleister Crowley is a 69:28 Satanist and this would indicate that 69:30 that that he'll preemptive Podesta are 69:34 engaging in cygnus rituals mm-hmm and 69:37 this is literally what the guy said he 69:40 goes I don't care if they're engaging in 69:44 Satanist rituals it's important to me is 69:46 what they're funding I swear to God that 69:51 that actually happened I don't care if 69:54 they're gauging and same as ritual and 69:55 so you know I thought about well maybe I 69:58 should try to explain to him why you 69:59 really don't want to have the you know 70:01 your your leaders engaging in occult 70:03 satanic rituals because maybe that would 70:07 mean they're not really who there you 70:08 know claiming to be what I decided I 70:10 would just instead that have a glass of 70:13 wine and and didn't go on with it but 70:16 you've got to speak up you know and and 70:20 I'm deciding I'm going to even gear it 70:23 up you know more at like social 70:26 gatherings well I'm not you can have a 70:28 Speaker of the House being exposed as a 70:30 serial no second a child you know well 70:34 he went up to teenagers say so much 70:36 that's not pedophilia then he says 70:38 obviously the sexual Legend of pervert 70:40 he can rise all the way to the Speaker 70:43 of the House of 70:44 without being exposed until you out of 70:47 power which says something right there 70:48 his shelf-life had had expired and maybe 70:51 some of the things within a deep state 70:52 decided to expose him for some reason or 70:54 another but the point is I mean he 70:58 didn't come he didn't arise that lofty 71:00 position despite his his predecessor he 71:04 rose it because of it there's a system 71:06 there yeah you know it's human 71:08 compromised he's looking that's how the 71:10 system works it was a Moses name the 71:15 lawyer for for McCarthy uh yeah Brown 71:20 where I come he was a master the master 71:23 is like you know the entangling people 71:25 with you know dirty pictures and then 71:28 exactly he was a defense lawyer and he 71:31 never asked his a client the facts of 71:34 the case or there's guilty or not 71:36 anything like that his first question 71:38 was who's the judge he knows yeah we get 71:44 a judge me got something on then we're 71:46 in good shape 71:47 and that's how the system works pretty 71:49 much and so now that we've got that I 71:52 make my point that feeds this conveyor 71:54 belt of children that are being raped 71:56 and sacrificed it's part least that's 71:58 part of it it's more to me well that's a 72:00 sad but that's really true to him you're 72:02 right and that is that is kind of how it 72:04 starts there and then it just rolls 72:07 downhill to this this point now you know 72:10 maybe we should do a show sometime on 72:12 the missing children I mean just people 72:14 are but because the media won't pick up 72:16 on the story but some of the data I'm 72:19 getting from independent sources is just 72:21 horrifying yeah and when it was more 72:23 disrupted communities broken families 72:26 and more victims yeah for sure and so 72:29 that's all part of part of the sinister 72:31 logic in all this 72:32 yep okay well alright Templar JT was so 72:36 good to talk to you I will we'll talk 72:38 next week and um one of the things I've 72:42 talked about next week is Elvis Presley 72:44 Elvis Presley yeah yeah III think he's 72:48 I'll send you some data on him and you 72:51 know we but you don't have to focus on 72:53 it but I do 72:54 I do want to start talking about a 72:55 little bit because I think he's an 72:56 important transition ya mind control 73:00 individual that people should kind of 73:02 know more about I'll just say one little 73:06 tidbit about him 73:08 you know EMI had the this humor where 73:14 they have a God listening to a 73:16 gramophone and underneath it was the 73:19 words his master's voice mm-hmm now when 73:22 you know that the whole company was you 73:25 know basically Tavistock and British 73:28 intelligence and all engaged in the 73:31 MKULTRA you know the humor is just 73:33 transparent I mean there's a dog is the 73:36 the you know the young people and his 73:38 master voice and I was just the 73:40 propaganda well Elvis had that and his 73:44 Bell Buckle hmm yeah his master's voice 73:48 so anyway next week Tim will we'll have 73:53 a whole hunk a hunk of burning 73:55 information okay good sounds good all 73:59 right brother well just luck you enjoyed 74:00 the week and we'll talk to n yeah you 74:02 too I'll talk we'll talk again 74:08 [Music] 74:53 [Music] 75:02 [Applause] 75:04 [Music] 75:23 [Music] 75:46 [Music] 75:54 there's no day 75:57 exactly English (auto-generated)
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