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#680: The Octopus of Population Control · Macroaggressions

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Book release day. I lied
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September 11th is kind of the unofficial release date. It's available right now
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Launched the book two days early. The octopus of population control is now available in kindle
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Paperback audio book wherever you want it. However you want to get it. It's there
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Wow, what it's been a long three years across four summers to write this book
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I'll tell you about the origins of it. I'll tell you about how it came to be
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And I'll let you know look
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When you release a book like this
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You have about 96 hours to make something happen, so I am encouraging you
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I am asking you please and thank you in advance if you're gonna buy the book buy it now
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Please I hope you buy it. It's well worth it
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I'm going to give you a bit of insight into what it is how it came about but it but for the purposes of
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Triggering the algorithms right and this is how it works with regard to amazon when it comes to books
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You've got four days to make something happen if you do
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It gets picked up and suggested to normies
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My fantasy is that this book is suggested to people who have no idea what it's about
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Maybe gifted to them by somebody who thinks they might appreciate it
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And that it changes their life
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books changed my life
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John Perkins book confessions of an economic hitman
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Spun me into a new orbit. It hit me at a time when I needed to hear it
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And it changed my perception of the way the world works
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And um another person who did that for me
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Was david eich
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And um, I want to thank david eich right now huge tremendous. Thank you. No, just
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You know over the years it's it's been you know, he's been a good guy to know
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But um a big thank you to david for writing the forward to this book
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It was um
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It had to be him
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In my opinion, it had to be him his work
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Spoke to me at a time when I really needed it
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um
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You get david eich in your life when you deserve it
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You know what I mean? It's the way I feel about his his work. It hits you
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If it hits you too early, you'll be dismissive of it
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But if it gets you at the right time
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It'll it'll it'll change you and so tremendous. Thank you to david
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For his work over the years and for his help with this book
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um
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It's a good way to start it off right
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You get a little you get a little david eich to to kick things off and then and then you know the the the tone of this book
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I think uh listeners to macroaggressions will become very familiar with it
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You will feel uh comfort comfortable reading this book. You'll feel almost like maybe
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You've heard a little bit of it
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Like maybe this this topic is familiar to you to you. You know, I did eight tentacles
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There are eight tentacles eugenics architects secret societies world governance
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democide
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deindustrialization medical
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cultural
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Those are the eight tentacles of the octopus of population control and I kept the same format
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As I used for the original octopus book in 2017
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There are 400 quotes across 400 pages
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okay
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in
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the first octopus book my feeling was that
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I
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My opinion will be throughout the book. You'll you'll you'll get that at some point, but it's not the most important part
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The most important part of the book was to hear
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In their own language these people talk about the
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Tactics that they use the world in which they're trying to create
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This is the them giving up the game when they think that nobody's listening when they think the the wrong people aren't paying attention
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Or they write something in a document that is classified that they never think will see the light of day
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And then it comes out and it it exposes who these people really are
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I like to call it verbal judo
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It's using the weight and momentum of their words against them
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You know, it's one thing if I come out and say that David Rockefeller is a monster
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But when he talks about it in his own autobiography, you should probably listen to it. So
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Um, so I've got those quotes in there and they're great and I'm gonna read some of them to you
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In fact, you know what? Let's do this. Let's start. There's one of the
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Let's be one of the quotes that I wrap up the introduction with I want you to listen to this. It's very intelligent
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Uh comment
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Take a wild guess if you can think who's saying this as I read these words
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This is from january 12 1968. Okay
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The solutions put forth by imperialism
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Are the quintessence of simplicity when they speak of the problems of population and birth
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They are in no way moved by concepts related to the interests of the family or of society
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Just when science and technology are making incredible advances in all fields
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They resort to technology to suppress revolutions and ask the help of science to prevent population growth
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In short, the peoples are not to make revolutions and women are not to give birth
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This sums up the philosophy of imperialism
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That is fiddle castro
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You think of fiddle castro as a cigar chomping maniac. He saw what was going on
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He knew what was happening. I mentioned you might be familiar with some of the book
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For those of you who have been listening over the last three years
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You will come across chapters with names that sound
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familiar to you including
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We're including the most popular episode of macroaggressions ever that got like five times the normal listens
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When you get to this chapter, you'll know
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Where did all the people go?
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That's the episode that I compared the international cdc's numbers
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with
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The spars pandemic numbers and also with deagle
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and that is uh
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That was a popular episode for a very very very strong reason
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Other chapter names include
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the fourth rike
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deep state mothership
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Pilgrims boned men and the eastern establishment
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Wolf in sheep's clothing the unnatural selection of the huxley family. You might have known noticed. I've been writing this book
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through episodes the last three years
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kiss of death on kissinger house of the rising scum
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on uh
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on
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What's happening in eugenics or in the the uk?
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Peace sells but who's buying our genetically modified future the greatest replacement the playbook for destroying america some of these chapter names
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Are taken straight from episodes
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So the people who are familiar with this podcast. I think we'll have a little bit of a
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Rolling head start in terms of understanding where we're coming from here. Look
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Let's start with the introduction. Okay, and uh before we get into the eight tentacles here
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World government
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Would work better with fewer people that is the calculation that you come to
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That I came to when writing the first book the octopus of global control
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The idea of global control
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Works only when there are fewer people
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And that's a calculation that they make so
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It is it's the reason why there's a sequel to the octopus
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Is because there had to be but the yin and yang
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Of global government
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We are trying to figure out a way to put all of these people under our control
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And then the the follow-up is it would be easier if it was wasn't for all these fucking people
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Okay, that's it. That's the mentality
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World government works
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With fewer people you guys work on the world government will work on the fewer people. Okay
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There is a long history of eugenics
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Didn't start recently it's been going on for a while. This isn't an original thought
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The people who are maniacs who think that they'd like to control the entire world. They make the same calculation
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But this book goes into extreme detail is to who put this system together
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And i'm not going to spoil it's not a spoiler for me to tell you this
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That the book follows the journey of two different groups who are involved in the depopulation
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I think of this as an octopus that changes its colors when it needs to you've seen them blend into rocks and
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sand and whatever they need to
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In order to to get away right so
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There's two groups
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who are involved in this and if you mistakenly believe that there's only one
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you'll
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Be on the end of getting depopulated you have to have your head up and recognize that there's two groups
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the first group
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They are the wasps the white anglo-saxon Protestants the the the old-timey british roundtable groups
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the
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The rockafellers the bushes the herrimans the fords that lineage of
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white americans
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some british some
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Some american some i should say white people but some british some american
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and
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there
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They're they're
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beginnings
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Well, we'll get into that it it really sort of started with
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Kind of working backwards
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We intend to colonize the world
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We believe that there are some people that are beneath us
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We're going to have to create the justification for getting rid of these people who are beneath us while also being mindful
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That the general public will be
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You know
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Not pleased to hear that your plan is is
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To murder all these people
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So if you're going to do that and of course they they did that
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You're going to have to come up with a better story
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It can't just be because we don't like them because they're brown or we don't like them because they're stupid or disorganized
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It has to be something else
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And so what they did is they worked backwards they they brought in the science
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Okay, so the the science, you know registered trademark
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And what they did was they said listen, it's not us being racist maniacs
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It's the science and you got to trust the science here
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It's not me saying that these people in india are unfit fourth world savages. It's the science, right?
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They are after all four standard deviations below the mean in terms of iq
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It's not me saying that it's the science saying right so so they went down a thread
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That can best be described as scientific racism right they've decided that they're going to
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They're going to
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Set their sights on depopulating a certain segment
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But they're not doing it because of their religion and they're not doing it because of their culture
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They're they're simply doing it because the the the science books tell them that
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There's a pecking order to the world
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And we're at the top and they're actually way at the bottom
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And so the problem with this is that if you go
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To india and grab a bunch of people
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Out of the out of the fields put them on a boat and take them back to the uk
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They are four standard deviations below you in terms of iq you cannot connect with them
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You can teach them how to do things. They'll forget how to do it the following day
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So so you get into this really weird gray area where they're not wrong
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In what they're saying it's mean. It's not nice
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But they're not incorrect
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They are four standard deviations below the mean in terms of iq. They are essentially like trying to tame a
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Like a water buffalo
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All right in in in terms of the way the white colonizers viewed the brown
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People that they colonized was no different than some guy in the in the in the
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The you know the fields of vietnam trying to teach his water buffalo how to plow the field every day
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It just doesn't work
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That was the frustrations that the white people were having when dealing with the brown people
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They're like and and you can see it in the in the documentary the 2013 documentary empire of dust
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Where the chinese go to the democratic republic of congo and they're trying to get them
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To teach them how to build the roads and they can't nobody can remember anything nobody the next day
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Everything is like dumped. It's like it's like groundhog day or it's like memento where you can't remember anything
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Right, so it's very frustrating for the british. So they made a calculation that
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You can't sell
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Racism to the average person unless you have some science behind it
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Because if you do if you do have some science behind it, you can sell it to them all day long
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You can just convince them that they're not even being mean or cruel by
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you know
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Internalizing this behavior and and and seeing themselves as as above somebody else. I mean
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It's not your fault. It's just science, right? So they they they worked pretty heavily on this, right?
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and
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And really, you know before we even get into all of this
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I really asked the question in the beginning of the book
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How do we know that there's eight billion people on the planet?
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How do we know
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I mean because
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The people who are telling us the statistics are the wrong people to trust
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It's coming from like the world bank
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And the united nations and the united nations population
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And things like that. It's coming from the wrong group of people
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So i'm gonna tell you i'm gonna tell you something that i've discovered that is um
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100 true, but maybe a little but you might not
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Believe me right off the bat
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Are you ready for it? Here he goes
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There are not a billion people in india and there are not a billion people in china
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There will never be a billion people in china
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There might be a billion people in india at some point, but there there's not a billion people there now
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They claim that there's 1.6 billion people in india right now. That's not true
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I went through the stats and
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Basically proved it
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You can't you can't
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They're making up the numbers
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I mean, so here's the good news
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There aren't 1.6 billion indians, okay
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The bad news is
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Eventually there might be
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And they're on a trajectory to get to that point
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But they're under a billion people and the same in china
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China's demographics are a catastrophe right that they china's had three famines
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In the 20th century not to manned on top of that a state mandated one child
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Policy for that lasted for started in the 80s, right? So they're on a demographic decline
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A catastrophe frankly
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China is going to I mean
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It's not as bad as japan and south korea's right now, but
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All three of those countries are their replacement levels are below one
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You need to be at 2.1 for just a pure
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Tread water replacement and these countries are below one
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They're going to be you know, you got to run this out a couple generations, but if you do
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There's aren't going to be any people. They're not going to be enough people in japan and south korea and
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Maybe even north korea. I don't know
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So, um, I think it's I think it's important that we just
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Start off with the fact that there aren't 8 billion people
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So so again if there aren't 8 billion people and they're actively trying to depopulate and
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They're telling you that there are what's going on?
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Well, here's the answer. There are very unusual incentives to lie about the population
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projecting strength into the world statecraft
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Charity purposes the united nations will give you a bunch of money if they think that so picture it like this
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India pretends that there's a billion six people there
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The united nations wants to get rid of them as fast as possible
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So the united nations gives india a ton of money
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To do this india goes out and says oh, we'll help you depopulate all these people
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Meanwhile, they know that they're it's fake numbers anyway
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They could make 500 million people in india disappear overnight because they never existed in the first place
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So there's some wonky incentive structures here for countries nation states to lie about
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About
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The size of their population now to be clear
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If you look at the videos of india with people getting on the trains for their morning commute or you see what's going on and
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in
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Bombay or you see, you know
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The scenes on the on the the beaches in Mumbai where you're like, oh, there's a
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I see that there's 75 other people decided to come out on this beach and take a dump
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At the same time that I did, you know, and so it's like
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You see the videos. It's a catastrophe and there's uh, there's just so many people everywhere
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Yeah, but read the book
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And go and I'll go into the details of where they're pulling these figures from
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And I decided to pull my own figures and they look totally different
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And if we are to trust their what they say
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um
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The math works out that there needs to be if it based on on the big cities in india calculating their population
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If they had 1.6 billion people in india, they would need
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They would need 100,000 different towns
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That each had 10,000 people in it
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That weren't considered major cities
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I'm gonna say that again
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In order for the numbers to make sense. Yes, the big cities of india are filled and there's like, you know,
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It's too many people, right?
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You start let you look at the big cities and then you look at the medium-sized cities
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Once you get into the small cities in order for the population numbers to work
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There would need to be think of a town maybe the town that you live in that has 10,000 people
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Okay, that 10,000 person town there would need to be
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100,000 of those towns
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Across india 100,000
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10,000 person towns all across india to explain
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Where all the people actually are now i ask you do you think that's reasonable? It's not it's impossible
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It's a fake number
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Their numbers are fake, right?
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um
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So we start with that
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And then we kind of launch in I say we it's me
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um
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so we we get into
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You know, so so as we we move into the first of the eight tentacles the eugenics component you you talk about
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Identifying who we talking about here the wasps is they're one group, right?
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I talked about that. They're the the white anglo-saxon pride. That's the milner roundtable
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Cecil Rhodes
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Darwin galton huxley
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Fabians the x-club rocker fellers carnagee jp morgan ford harem and
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bush all of them prescott hw and w
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Kissinger the enterprise room 5600 the cia vatican and the nazis in america
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That's the wasp component. That's one half of it
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You think we're up against some trouble. I mean that's one half of it
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The second faction
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Who are actively depopulating?
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Are very different from the wasps. You see the wasps. They're the builders of society
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They create systems. They enforce order. That's why you get the
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All the anglo establishment, right? This this is the united nations group. This is the milner roundtable
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This this is this is the this is
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The fabian club the democratic socialists. This this is all of it, right?
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That's the the the this is the whites the waspy whites right that are that build the systems and then make a calculation
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You know, we've been colonizing the world
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And there's too many people to fit into our systems. We build the systems. They need to fit into it
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We'll bring you we'll build those systems in your countries as we calling it colonize you
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We will establish this world structure. And of course, they are the prime drivers of the world government
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Right, that's the wasp component
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Now the second group are the sabotee and frankis, right?
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They are the destroyers of culture. They start the wars. They use debt slavery. They use actual slavery
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These are aka the jews. Okay for everybody that says the jews are doing it. The jews are doing it
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Yes, kind of yes. Yes, and
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They're half of it
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So you have
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The wasp faction who are the builders and creators of societies. They build the systems
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They enforce the order you have the sabotee and frankis. They come in they're the destroyers of culture
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They're the ones who are flooding western europe with
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Fourth world savages and the the in
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North america as well. This is the group behind that. They're the ones that are
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involved in the the wars in the middle east. They're involved in the wars in
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uh, ukraine
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They this is the zionists. These are the satanic jews. No, again, let's let's let's differentiate
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There's my buddies who I grew up with who are jewish who
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Had a bar mitzvah and I think that might have been the last time they ever set foot in a temple or
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You know, maybe when they got married they were yamaka and keeping with their traditions
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So it's like jewish ash, you know jewish light, right?
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It's a lot of the people I grew up with some of them were christians
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It's like did you go to church? It's like I haven't been in church in years, right? So it's like
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ethnically
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part of this religion, but maybe not into it or maybe not
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Maybe not knowledgeable about it or just a just a normal person, right?
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So you've got that faction that isn't
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The jewish faction that isn't really involved in this, right? The ones who
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are just normal people not actively trying to destabilize the world
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But you have this faction that is very much
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involved in
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Destroying white culture in particular. They'll never tell you this, right?
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I mean they'll speak about it with themselves and I've got the quotes that'll just hang them
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but but but the point is
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to
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destroy
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the ethnicity of
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Europe
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The pockets, you know the countries that are countries because of their culture destroy that
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completely what by by flooding in people that aren't from the region and and telling
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And and controlling the politicians making it happen and then telling the people they're
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Anti-Semitic or racist or whatever if they don't go along with it, right?
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So that that's most definitely happening
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The group behind that so the the sabotee and frankis
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And this is a group that goes back hundreds of years. These are the name stealers. These are the
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Khazarians
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You might have heard this, right? So it's zionists satanic jews
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Habad Lubevich
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The Maxwell Wexner Epstein faction the black cube of Saturn child ritual cult
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The greater israel project the name stealers and the Rothschilds
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Sound good that good. I mean there are others, right? This is not set to be a list of every single one of them
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Um, but it'll get you it'll get you there, right? So two groups
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The wasps and the sabotee and frankis
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They are actively involved in depopulations isn't uh, this isn't a some sort of
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Speculation they talk openly about it and of course there's
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As I mentioned the the the quotes in there. I'll pull them. These are kind of out of context
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But but when you're reading the book and you're getting to a point where you're going, I don't know about this
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It seems a little
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I don't know maybe maybe not and then you read the quote after it from the guy
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Who was just talking about when you when you read madison grant madison grant was one of the original architects of eugenics, right?
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A rigid system of selection through the elimination of those who are weak or unfit in other words social failures
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Would solve the whole question in 100 years
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As well as enable us to get rid of the undesirables who crowd our jails hospitals and insane
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Asylums the individual himself can be nourished educated and protected by the community during his lifetime
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But the state through sterilization must see to it that his line stops with him
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Or else future generations will be cursed with an ever-exceeding load of misguided sentiment
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sentimentalism
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This is a practical merciful and inevitable solution to of the whole problem and can be applied to an ever widening circle of
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Social discards beginning always with the criminal the diseased and the insane and extending gradually to types
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Which may be called weaklings rather than defectives and perhaps ultimately to worthless race types
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That's madison grant you ever hear of madison grant madison this was that was in 1916 the passing of the great race
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um
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It's been a hundred years
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It's been a hundred years
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You know they've been trying about this
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Here's uh, here's here's a follow-up the demand that defective people be prevented from propagating equally defective
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Ops ring is a demand of the clearest reason and if systematically executed represents the most humane act
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of mankind
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And that is adolf hitler channeling his inner madison grant that was from mind conf
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so you'll find that uh
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Adolf hitler was a tremendous fan of madison grant you will find that some of what you had been taught
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about these people
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they're reasoning for
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The decisions they make about depopulation
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might be a little different they might be they might not uh, you you might just think that they're they're all racist and um
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That's their only reasoning for doing it, but there were business reasons for it to let me i'm going to read this this is from um
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This is from an author named ann loyer loyler
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describing
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Well really describing the most dangerous company in the world's history. Um, he's she's talking about
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um
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thomas mouthis right and you might have heard of mouthusian
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You know depopulation comes from him. So this is her quote about mouthis
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So again, this goes to like it's not all just about evil people doing evil things
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Some of this is a business calculation. So she's she writes
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mouthis was not just any old country person
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But the official chief chief economist for the british east india company the largest monopoly the world has ever seen with an army in the late 18th and 19th
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Centuries that was larger
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Than that of the british government itself
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In fact the slave trading and dope pushing be ic was the british was the british empire
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And when the be ic set up hailey burrow college in 1805 to train its officials
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They appointed mouthis as the very first profession professor of political economy in britain actually in the world
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mouthis of students over the next several decades became the be ic's administrators
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And systematically applied his policies of genocide to keep the native populations under control
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They killed tens of millions in india alone
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Including by forcing them to grow opium instead of food which opium the be ic then used to poison the chinese
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It is likely that the be ic promoted mouthis precisely because he was a reverend
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To justify the kind of mass murder which most even nominal christians would find objectionable
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So this is a long history of murder and the
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The british east india company was more than just amazon times a million plus an army
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It was it was the british empire in some respects and and they're colonizing of of
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india and well of the world really but
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Of southern africa and india gave them
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Really the i mean it set up beach heads for them to establish
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um
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Essentially i mean they turned them into colonies but it's but what was interesting about it was it you
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You'd think it was the government doing it the british government doing it
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It really was this massive company that had
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Become something beyond i mean talk about fascism the blending of
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government with big business for the benefit of the state like
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I don't know it's like the first
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The first too big to fail
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You know eventually they all do fail but um
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So we've got these two groups right we've got the wasps and the sabotee and frankis and you say well
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okay
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They're both accomplishing or trying to accomplish the same goal are they enemies are they
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Friends do they work together so the answer to that is that sometimes they work together
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And sometimes they don't and this is not a
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You know it's it's not necessarily a monolithic thing where where where it's all or or nothing
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sometimes
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The
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Well, here's a prime example of when they come together
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Um to team up on something diabolical
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uh
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9 11
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prime example lay cerkel the circle, okay
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The group behind 9 11
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was a hybrid of
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the
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penac zionists
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and the
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George hw bush wasp enterprise group, okay? They came together on that event to do 9 11
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You'll you'll notice there were a lot of
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Penac zionists in the george w bush administration
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W was not in charge of that operation. His father was
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Or his father was in I can't say he was the only one in charge his father was
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Higher up the food chain than than george w was
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That's why you get
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Like the wasp neocon retreads from nixon with chainie and rumsfeld, right?
34:10
And you get the george hw bush enterprise secret cia second government
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That's running, you know below the surface
34:17
So so they work together when they need to work together 9 11 is an example of when you need to work together, right?
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That's a that's a that's an op that benefits everybody
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In their circle, right? So
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um
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Let's go, okay, let me talk to you about i'm gonna just go through and again
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I'm gonna try and find the balance between
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explaining what the book is about
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and not, um
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Giving away too much of it and I part of it will have to do with with some of the quotes that that i'll just drag out here
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and they might even be
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It might even be a little bit out out of sequence
34:54
But just so you know how hard in the paint some of these quotes go this from thomas henry huxley
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He's the father the grandfather of all this and julian huxley
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He says it may be quite true that some negroes are better than some white men
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But no rational man cognizant of the facts believes that the average negro negro is the equal
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Still less the superior of the average white man
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You know, so you get you get some of these in here
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And uh
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you know
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Occasionally you come across a quote that is so bonkers
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That you have to read it twice and then you probably go
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Oh, he made that up or he misquoted it or he got it off the internet
35:36
Let me let me explain something about the quotes. All right. I went through the quotes myself
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Then I had my assistant go through the quotes a second time and I said I need page numbers and chapter
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But you know, I need everything right and then I had a third person go through after
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After the two of us went through and and refine it again
35:56
So because I don't want these I don't want somebody to say that's a bad quote
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You got that one from the internet and it's actually a little bit wonky because there's there's plenty of them out there
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so
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I'm going to read you a quote
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And I swear to you on my life. It's a hundred percent real. All the quotes are real
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But I
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I just want you
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to listen now
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To escape from your generalizations. This is from chapter five of the book
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Woman and the new race written in 1920 by margaret sanger. Are you familiar with margaret sanger?
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Oh, you will be when you get done with this book. She was the creator of a planned parenthood
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Which started as the american eugenics society and through branding wound up becoming planned parenthood
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again
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This is a real quote
36:46
Brace for impact. I swear to god. This is her saying this. Here we go
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The most serious evil of our times is that of encouraging the bringing into this world of large families
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The most immoral practice of the day is breeding too many children
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Here we go
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The most merciful thing that a large family does to one of its infant members is to kill it
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margaret sanger
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Not misquoted
37:18
Not misquoted. There are so many margaret sanger quotes in this book. You just
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You can buy the book just for the quotes
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It's worth it. I feel like I should just go through go on a bender and just read. Okay. Here's another one from her
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This is from 1923 it's from her from new york times article
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Apostle of birth control sees cause gaining here in the new york times
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Birth control is not contraception indiscriminately and thoughtlessly practice
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It means the release and cultivation of the better racial elements in our society
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and the grand gradual suppression elimination and eventual
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Exterperation of defective stocks
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Those human weeds which threaten the blooming of the finest flowers of american civilization
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Ah margaret sanger the human gardener out there pulling human weeds. Don't you know? Holy shit. Um
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So
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You know, I like I said the quotes are
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I could read them out of context and they'll
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They'll uh, you know, well here. I'll read one totally out of context. Cecil Rhodes
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Founder of debirrs. This is from confessions of faith
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1877 I can I have to do it in like a kind of like pompous british accent
38:38
I contend that we are the finest race in the world and that the more of the world we inhabit the better
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It oh the better it is for the human race just fancy those parts that are at the present inhabited by the most
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despicable specimens of human beings
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What an alteration there would be if they were brought under anglo-saxon influence
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Look again at the extra employment a new country added to our dominion gives
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So they're out there colonizing
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Uh and thinking that hey listen, I mean you guys are
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You guys are crazy if you don't want to jump jump on with us. We're the anglo-saxons. We've been doing this for a long time
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um
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I've been I've been saying this on on the podcast for a while when when getting into the new batch of of
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Eugenics which is transhumanism and I've been saying that um
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That that term was was a rebrand from british eugenics society that
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Julian Huxley changed the name eugenics into transhumanism. Here's him talking about it
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This is from an essay called transhumanism in the in the book um new bottles for new wine 1957
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I believe in transhumanism
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Once there are enough people who can truly say that the human species will be on the threshold of a new kind of existence
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As different from ours as ours is from that of peaking man
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It will at last be consciously fulfilling its real destiny
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So what they believe is that
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We're being held back
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as a species by all of these inferior races
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And that the thing that really needs to happen is we need to thin it all out
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Get rid of them or control them and then selectively breed them like we're breeding animals now
40:27
It's probably not a huge surprise to you that um
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The the guys who wrote animal farm are involved in this right uh all this Huxley
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George Orwell and and um
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You know so
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And the like so there's brave new world. There's animal farm. There's 1984 and all three of those books
40:48
Came from two people all this Huxley and and uh, George Orwell
40:53
And don't you think it's interesting that in the uk in in england one day in a in a
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French class the teacher of the french class
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Uh, george Orwell had um or i'm sorry
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Julian Huxley had um a student in his class george orwell
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right
41:14
The chances that three of the most transformational books came out of one classroom and that both of those guys were members of the
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Committee of 300 is not by accident
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I'm here to tell you right
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um
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Here's all this Huxley talking about this this is in 1962
41:31
And it seems to me perfectly on the cards that there will be in the next generation or so a
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pharmacological
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Method of making people love their servitude and producing
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Dictatorships without tears so to speak
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Producing a kind of painless concentration camp for entire society so that people will in fact have their liberties taken away from them
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But will rather enjoy it because they will be distracted from any desire to rebel by the fact of propaganda
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Brainwashing and brainwashing enhanced possibly by pharmacological methods
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It's no secret
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That's 64 years ago. They're writing about this the only the only question is
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How did was the how are they able to conduct this eugenics program?
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Without the population figuring it out. Well
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You have um
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You have you have uh people in positions of power making sure you don't know about it like Henry Kissinger
42:28
Here's Henry Kissinger from 1993
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Uh, he's talking about NAFTA
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National uh, North American free trade agreement, which was a catastrophe
42:36
He said it will represent the most creative step towards a new world order taken by any group of countries since the end of the cold war
42:44
And the first step towards the even larger vision of a free trade zone for the entire western hemisphere
42:50
So when Ross Perot in 1992 and he was running for president said the great sucking sound you hear is going to be all the jobs getting
42:59
Sucked out of america after NAFTA gets passed. That's what he was talking about
43:03
He was correct in his assessment and of course 30 plus years later. That was what hollowed out america
43:09
Here's Henry Kissinger before NAFTA is passed saying that it represents the most creative step step towards a new world order
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So if you think bill clinton and george h.w. Bush, they both worked on NAFTA
43:23
It passed. It was proposed under h.w. Bush. It passed under clinton
43:27
If you think these guys are on the red team versus the blue team, you're crazy
43:33
Bill clinton worked for george h.w. Bush in the enterprise cocaine distribution
43:39
Network they then ran against each other for president
43:42
It didn't matter who won
43:44
Right, you understand this there's great quotes in the book from mal malzadong
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Don't make a fuss about a world war at most people die
43:53
Half the population wiped out this happens quite a few times in chinese history
43:58
It's best if half the population is less left next best
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one third
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okay
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Probably since i've run a kissinger quote in a malzadong quote back to back
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It's probably a good time to mention the hilarious video
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Of mal have you maybe you've seen this recently on social media if not go find it
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It is malzadong
44:23
being introduced
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Henry Kissinger is kind of off behind him a little bit and he is introducing mal to his to Kissinger's wife
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Have you seen Henry Kissinger's wife?
44:36
Henry Kissinger's wife is a huge tranny
44:42
Like Kissinger's like a little guy. He's like five three, right?
44:46
His wife is like six one, right?
44:49
The video it is it is priceless now. Keep in mind malzadong has
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Personally executed 40 to 50 million human beings. Okay. He has he has seen some shit, right?
45:04
He's seen some shit
45:05
He has never the react the surprised look on his face
45:10
When Kissinger's wife walks up this look and then he looks at Kissinger
45:13
And he pointed him and then he points at her and he's like you
45:17
Her this together and in Kissinger's nodding in the background and the look on malzadong's face
45:23
Is priceless. He has never seen this. He's killed 50 million people. He has never seen anything quite
45:30
As crazy as Henry Kissinger trying to pass off this dude as his wife
45:36
I mean, i'm not trying to make light of all the death and everything but it is pretty hilarious
45:41
You've got to see that
45:44
I'll follow up with a great Kissinger quote
45:47
In his biography mind you in 1992
45:50
It's not like he got drunk at a bar and said this on a hot mic or anything
45:53
But this is what he said in his fucking biography of all places
45:57
Quote if not for the accident of my birth, I would be anti-semitic any people who have been persecuted for 2000 years
46:03
Must be doing something wrong
46:08
So Kissinger the self-hating june his biography, right? So there's something for everybody in this book
46:14
I promise you and if you're you know, if you're not a big reader
46:18
The audiobook is there. I hope you I hope you will will will get this
46:22
I went through also. I mean and I pulled
46:28
You know some of this
46:30
Some of the quotes that we've been saying over the years are wrong
46:34
You know, I had to go in and get the origins of them some of the
46:39
Some of it just
46:41
It's been internetized, you know
46:43
Where they've taken a longer version then shrunk it and then someone's to me to like a play off of that
46:48
And it gets kind of bastardized over the over time, but the quotes that are in the book
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I searched hard
46:53
far and long for a man and and and they're
46:56
They're legit
46:58
They are legit. Let's talk about this. I'll put an alex jones quote in here
47:02
It's this is what because when I say the wasp
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Anglo
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American network, you know, some people go. What is that is? I don't know who that group is here's alex jones explaining it
47:15
You can the new world order is a more palpable name for the anglo-american world empire
47:21
It's the planetary domination of london new york and washington over the rest of the world
47:26
It's hard to get people to join that if they think they have
47:30
a part in
47:33
It's hard to get people to join that or think that they have a part in it
47:37
If you call it the anglo-american world empire
47:40
If you call it the new world order then people in india or someplace like that or in the european union might think
47:46
Well, there's something for us too, but that's not what it is. It's the anglo-american new world order. He's right
47:53
He's he's he's correct in that assessment, right? And so
47:56
Um, and they talk about it, right, you know in in my octopus book
48:00
I've got a chapter called in the new world order and and I bring in a lot of the quotes where these guys talk about it
48:05
I mentioned george hw bush mentioned the new world order over 200 times in public
48:12
In just in the four years. He was president. Here's him going on about it. Um, like crazy he
48:17
mind you
48:20
This
48:21
This speech comes on a very particular day. I'll read the speech and then you I'll explain it later
48:27
George hw bush the real bad bush, okay
48:31
We stand today at a unique and extraordinary moment
48:34
The crisis in the persian gulf as grave as it is
48:38
Also offers a rare opportunity to more move forward
48:42
Or move toward a historic period of cooperation
48:46
Out of these troubled times our fifth objective a new world order can emerge a new era
48:53
Free from the threat of terror
48:58
Stronger in the pursuit of justice and more secure in the quest for peace an era in which the nations of the world east and west
49:06
North and south can prosper and live in harmony
49:10
That is george hw bush
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giving that
49:14
Speech in 1990
49:17
Want to take a guess on the date?
49:20
September 11th
49:22
All right, 11 years to the day
49:24
From when his group the enterprise in conjunction with the penac zionis and the group of laser kill
49:32
Pulled off 9 11. He would know
49:35
Someone else would know in fact the architect of the new world order united nations and and
49:42
Others mr. David Rockefeller in 1994 making this statement
49:48
This present window of opportunity during which a truly peaceful and inter interdependent world order might be built
49:57
Will not be open for too long
49:59
We are in the verge of a global transformation
50:03
All we need is the right major crisis and the nations will accept the new world order
50:10
So for your friends who say that 9 11 was arab box hijackers with boxcutters buy him this book
50:17
Please explain to me why there is an ample advanced notice of 9 11, right?
50:24
Let me do this i'm gonna
50:28
I'll kind of breeze through this
50:31
Just to give you a taste of the eight tentacles
50:34
What's in there again? It's
50:36
Me doing this is not going to spoil anything just 400 pages. It's going to take you a while to read this book
50:43
Although i'll say this
50:45
Take you less time than you might think
50:47
In that the quotes really break it up
50:50
So it's not like so monotonous where you're like in a chapter for too long
50:54
Because these quotes come in out of out of you know here and there and kind of punctuate
50:59
Something that i'm you know i'm working on in a paragraph and then here comes the quote to sort of back it up
51:04
It makes the reading real easy a surprisingly easy
51:08
It's the topic is still heavy and dark
51:10
But but the the formatting of the book makes a 400 page books feel like a 200 page book
51:15
So please don't get intimidated by that if you're somebody that likes the audiobook
51:19
It came in at 14.7 hours
51:22
So it's not it's not like the first octopus book which was 23 and a half
51:26
So i think you guys can do this one. So let's
51:29
Let's run through the tentacles real real fast number one first one eugenics
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okay, uh
51:35
I go into this
51:37
Something that might be surprising for people but hitler's team, you know, everybody says that hitler they use that as the example of like the germans were
51:44
First of all the six million number of the holocaust is a total fraud. None of that's true
51:51
271,000 mostly from typhus and supply chain issues. That's the red cross in the early 70s
51:56
They went ahead and said it again in the early 90s. It's not disputable. The six million figure is horse shit
52:02
Everybody should know that right
52:04
Um
52:05
And hitler is used as the is the guy right? He's the guy who was running the only eugenics operation in the world
52:10
Right. So so you go back in there and you say well, how do we get to a place where adolf hitler is now
52:17
Is now deep-hopulating he's killing all these jews right well first of all he wasn't
52:21
Right first of all that that that systematic destruction of jews was not happening
52:28
right but
52:29
but but but
52:31
They most definitely were involved in eugenics and they but but it wasn't let's target the jews
52:37
It was let's target the weak now the jews were included in this right. They definitely didn't want them involved
52:43
but but hitler's team
52:46
That put forth the eugenics program that the nazis used do you know where they got the authorization for it?
52:52
Do you know where they got the the legality of it the the um
52:57
The case law for it. They got it from america. They got it from california and illinois in particular
53:03
Right, so it's important to understand that eugenics didn't start with adolf hitler. He didn't have the idea
53:10
It wasn't him. Okay. There was a lot going on behind that now. Ernst Rudin was the the director of um
53:19
Racial superiority or something. I don't know at the basically director of eugenics
53:23
For the third right and Ernst Rudin's best friend was margaret sanger and they collaborated on a lot of stuff
53:30
So what happened was that people go? Oh, the nazis were so awful. They did all this depopulation. Okay
53:38
But where did they get it from they quite literally got it from america
53:43
They got the the justification for it when Ernst Rudin came back with all this is it look what they're doing in in california
53:49
They're they're already taking the retards out right they're they're already euthanizing them
53:53
They're already doing that like we don't even have to make too big of a case to the german people
53:58
We can say look america's already doing it
54:01
And they did and they showed that because it was true
54:04
It's funny how that didn't get mentioned in any of the uh post world war two
54:08
Documentation that we see it was only the germans were bloodthirsty maniacs for some reason and they they they convinced their entire population
54:15
Somehow to all have it out for one group of people for no reason right think about that
54:21
You think that's what really happened or you think maybe they had some justification for doing the things that they were doing
54:26
Right, they were pissed off. What was happening in germany?
54:30
Was uh was lighting a fuse
54:32
right and so
54:33
If you want to go back and say that the germans were involved or were the the drivers of eugenics you'd be wrong
54:40
You just would be wrong
54:42
They picked up on the work that other people have been building up for a hundred years right this isn't this is nothing new
54:48
So I get into malthus
54:51
So in this first tent tentacle the eugenics chapter malthus darwin gallton
54:56
Cecil roads millner
54:59
Margaret sanger
54:59
Just like a murderers row of murderers right
55:04
We talk about scientific racism
55:06
You know, it's just your genes fault. You know, it's not it's not you
55:10
Don't we're not
55:12
I'm not trying to be mean to you. It's just your genetics are defective and you need to be thinned out because of it
55:18
Right, uh, I get into charles davenport cold spring harbour. What was going there with the america with america
55:24
In involved in that I talked about the city of london
55:28
The financing of the eugenics programs throughout south africa what eventually became rodigia
55:34
We get into the you know, what happened was in south africa. These guys really clicked up
55:41
You know because they were they were definitely trying to get rid of the uh, the black population and it wasn't just the british
55:47
You also had the the dutch boars there as well
55:49
and so
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There was I would say competing factions, but but really the sort of had their own
55:55
Sort of had their own area. They were competing for you know to try and
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take over this
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This this caught now modern-day zambia and zimbabwe
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Used to be known as rodigia and it was named rodigia after Cecil roads
56:10
And when they were in charge, they killed a lot of people
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They they they came in and established, you know, that's that's how you do it
56:18
You come in and take control and then start
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Sorting people these are workers. These are
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uh political people that we can use to
56:28
We'll use them to sort of manage the herd like you can be in charge of the people will turn the
56:34
Some of the some of the captives into guards
56:37
We saw how that worked with the stanford prison experiment, right?
56:40
We'll see they'll they'll turn psychopathic on their own people pretty soon in fact in six days
56:44
It'll happen
56:45
so
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They had a very well-defined way of colonizing and taking control so we get into that
56:53
And of course I I do a pretty deep dive into the british east india company, which was
56:59
Financing this making it all happen. I mean they were running
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opium and
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You know textiles out of out of india, but they're also running people
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Not not as again not as not as big of a push in the um, you know, everyone wants to say that it was like
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You know the british who were enslaving everybody who owned the boats
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Who owned the slave boats the jews owned them the the jews were running the slave trade
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by and large now and now again and not
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It's not to say that the british or the dutch weren't involved in that but but the dutch were focusing on spices the british had
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I mean, but if you want to make money
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It's drugs and people
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That's it to this day, right? How did the british east india company make all their money? Well, they were running drugs and people
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So, um, that's how you make it right so
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tentacle two architects
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Here we go into
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The people who took the concepts the scientific racism concepts and then put them into place put put them into practice brought them into like the modern
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Era the architects of depopulation. So we start with the huxley family. We get into this darwin's bulldog thomas henry huxley that the
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Neck bearded grandfather and and you might recognize some of these pictures of him and you go
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Oh, that's a huxley, right? And then this kind of skips a generation with the dad isn't a big thing
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But then the the the three grandchildren
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uh, all this huxley thomas
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julian huxley and um travian
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and common denominator in in really all these groups, but certainly in the huxley family
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Rampant mental illness running through the entire family true treat all of them were in and out of psych wards their entire lives
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julian huxley was in the psych ward at the same time his brother travian was in there travian killed himself
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Uh, all this huxley would rotate in julian would rotate out. They were all crazy to say these people are insane
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Is a is a medical diagnosis
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Not just like some throwaway comment. They were quite literally insane people
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And it wasn't just them. I'm sure all of all of these people that come out of this group
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There was a common denominator with with a lot of the big wigs. They were predatory homosexual men with no children
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So it was very weird. They were interested in depopulating
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The the the world, you know, so that the world would look more like their image of white men
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Yet they weren't reproducing themselves. They were all homosexuals
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Cecil Rhodes and all these guys know there's all the people at the top, but not in like a
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Let's go braid each other's hair kind of limp-risted sort of way. No, no, this was more of the dominant homosexuality. This is like
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I fuck you because I can
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That's sort of that's sort of like crazy mentality. This is like the
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The psychotic version of it. I mean, there was no there were
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They didn't have boyfriends, right? This was them dominating other people be those other people homosexuals or heterosexuals, right?
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Dominating them however you can. It's just something I noticed
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We're while writing the book just a common denominator and it extends into this current timeline
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Look at the the alex carps of the peter teals. You have a horraris of the world. They're all homosexuals. No kids
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Zionists lunatics
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depopulation and aficionados, right
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because
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When you have kids it changes you
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And if you're a human being that is
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So we get into this we talk about
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the Huxleys
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In the architects chapter we get into Kissinger a lot of work on his national security study memorandum 200
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We've talked openly about that here and I could do a pretty pretty deep dive into that. We get into bill gates
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We talk about I talk about
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his
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His history
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His father's history
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the connections they have
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To the the massive land grab that's going on right now where the buying of private farms, you know, who else owned a lot of farms
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Probably you probably recognize the name the Monsanto family. Did you know the Monsanto family that of
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poisonous aggro giant, right? They also owned a lot of fields and
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And slaves
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Yeah, oh in the Monsanto's were Jewish. They're Sephardic Jews, right?
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So again, like oh, they were running the slavery trade and they're involved in poison and GMO seeds
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Well, who are they're the sab they're sabotee and frankis bloodlines right there
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There you go
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So if you're wondering
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Why are all these people trying it feels like these people are trying to kill us like if you're running a company like Monsanto
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Like shit like I know you say that you're trying to feed the world
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But you're making GMO seeds and you're playing spraying glyphosate on everything. It's giving everybody cancer
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If I didn't know any better, I'd say you weren't trying to feed the world. You're trying to poison the world with your foods
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Oh, well, who's Monsanto?
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Go back to go back. It's they come out of the Louisiana area
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Sephardic Jews running the slave trade ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding
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right so
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um
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We focus a little bit on oh when I
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In in the Kissinger part
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I most definitely focus on the 13 countries that are on the national security study memorandum 200
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India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Mexico, Colombia and brazil
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If you're in those 13 countries, you have been slated for depopulation by Henry Kissinger himself moving on
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uh
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Tentacle 3 chapter 3 secret societies. This is when we get into the sabotee and frankis that death cult
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I do some I've got a good quote from machia freeman in there somewhere and we just go kind of
1:03:07
kind of deep because
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I think you need to understand who you're up against and who these people really are they are
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um, well, they're actual monsters. Let me find this machia
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just because I when you say
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Sabotee and frankis a lot of people go, what are you is this are you talking about the jews?
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Are you talking well sort of so this is what he says
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Machia freeman whose friend of the show his book the cult of the chosen ones that came out this year
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talking about cults um
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Cult can arise in any group or movement
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But especially within religions nationalists and political movements
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It is not surprising that the satanic cult behind all the main worlds events false flag operations
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assassinations revolutions wars genocides has spawned smaller cults
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Worldwide which resemble its mindset and modus operandi such as the sabotee and frankis
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The jesuits the round table groups the illuminati and many more
1:04:09
So again, we're not just
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We're not just talking, you know, we're I'm trying to
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Trying to show like the history of where all this stuff is coming out of
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We get into in the secret societies. We talk about the fabian society is fabian socialist labor party talk about chatham house
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Council on foreign relations the royal institute for international affairs, which is the british version of the cfr
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We get into the pilgrims society bonzman eastern banking power
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Which encompasses new york
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Boston philion dc. We talk about skull and bones. You have to
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The fourth tentacle chapter world governance
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It's basically the people you expect to be on the list. They're there, you know, I I didn't leave anybody off
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But this is the new world order crew. This is the british crown
1:05:00
We dig into the united nations the world health organizations the world economic forum switzerland the atlantic council
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united usaid
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trilateral commission
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and then we
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Get into the non-governmental organizations that are driving force behind depopulation. So it's all there
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quoted
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Footnoted you got it where I got you you got questions about it. I'm gonna give you an answer to it if I can
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we we talk about
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Chapter five democide are you familiar with democide the concept of democide
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This is death by the state
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And
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Uh, you wonder why I'm the speaker at anarchist conferences, right? The state is a stain on humanity
1:05:52
The democide chapter we get into deagle and where did all the people go? It's a very if you like the
1:06:00
if you like the podcast episode
1:06:03
You like the the book because I I can you can take your time with it and get into a lot of the stats
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We talk about this 10 stages of genocides. We get into chemtrails genetically modified organisms animal farm
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seven countries in five years the um the wars for sabotee and frankis that uh, we were told about
1:06:23
in 2007 on democracy now when uh
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When they gave up the game and told amy goodman
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I just came down from the secretary defensive office and guys who said this she's saying now we're gonna invade
1:06:37
Seven countries in five years
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Do you know whose plan that was?
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That was the sabotee and frankis. They are in charge of war. They're very good at it creating the pretext for war
1:06:50
We we discussed that in democide, uh, moving on to
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chapter six tentacle six de industrialization
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So you know about industrialization the building of this world
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You can change the makeup of the the world in which you're living in if you de industrialize it as well
1:07:11
So what does that mean? That's climate change. That's the narrative of climate change. That's the carbon taxes
1:07:17
That's the we get into a group. I call the extinctionists. This is paul erlich
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john p. Holdren
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Noah you're you've all harari claus Schwab
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These are extinctionists. They want fewer people and the reasons that they give is that um
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That the the people are well
1:07:37
The reasons that they give is that, you know, the world would be better if it just if it wasn't for all these people
1:07:42
Right and the assumption that people make is that oh, yeah, they're talking about those other people over there
1:07:49
Yeah, it might be might actually be okay if we got rid of those people
1:07:53
Everybody thinks that that it's about somebody else eventually. It's you
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Eventually, it's you they're they're not
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picky
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They would prefer if the blacks and browns were eliminated, but they're not picky
1:08:07
They'll they'll take care of the you know, there's certain white people that are lower on the totem pole
1:08:13
They consider slobs to be
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at sort of at the bottom, which is weird. I don't know I
1:08:18
I find them to be totally nice. I don't know
1:08:23
But they've uh, they've made some some calculations in terms of who has to go first
1:08:28
and um and again, this is
1:08:31
This it feels like speculation when you when you talk to somebody who's not knowledgeable about this you talk about a depopulation agenda
1:08:40
Reflexively they just kind of roll their eyes and go. Yeah, whatever that can't be happening
1:08:44
If it were happening, I would know about it and since I don't know about it can't be happening, right? It's a very
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Poor calculation to make because this has been going on for a long time
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Um
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In this chapter, I get into america's cultural revolution. I also talk about mal again. He's in there
1:09:03
You know, you you get prominent placement in the book when you kill tens of millions of people
1:09:09
And act surprised that like that. It's a problem
1:09:12
the seventh tentacle
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medical
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it's uh
1:09:17
I get into all of the simulations dark winner bulls bears and birds food chain reaction spars
1:09:23
clade x event 201 pacific eclipse catastrophic contagion
1:09:27
They're all in there
1:09:29
Details as to who is involved what they were talking about what the push was when it happened where it happened all that stuff
1:09:35
Um, I talk about DARPA. I talk about arpa h which is the health version of DARPA
1:09:40
We get into welcome trust which is happening in the uk
1:09:43
Uh the fertility industry
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You know about the fertility industry. There's an anti fertility industry as well, which is
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You know the yin and yang of it all
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And we we uh the last tentacle this one was uh, I needed some help with this one. The last tentacle was cultural
1:10:02
And this was one where you know
1:10:04
Say what you will about psychedelics. I I never get writer's block, but in the summer of 2024. I was having a hard time
1:10:11
With the with the tentacles
1:10:13
I had eight tentacles, but this one was named something different. It wasn't cultural. I couldn't find the word
1:10:19
I needed I needed cultural
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It wasn't coming. Uh the other words I had there didn't work and and I had all these documents
1:10:27
Um each one each individual chapters that were already pre-written. I had written them out, right?
1:10:34
And but I couldn't find the folder
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You know, I create eight folders for eight tentacles and then the the documents go in the folder that's
1:10:43
Fits their tentacle. I couldn't I had I had like nine different documents and they couldn't fit anywhere. So I um
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I employed the the services of my friend the mr. Magic mushrooms and um took an afternoon
1:10:59
Had a couple
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chocolate squares off this mushroom bar that I had
1:11:04
Took a walk around the house opened up my
1:11:07
sliding glass door so I can get a like the air in cranked up my music turned all the lights off
1:11:13
And stared at this dry erase board that I had until I could find the perfect name
1:11:17
The perfect word I was looking for and out of the blue into my little brain
1:11:22
Came the word cultural. I created a folder cultural and then all of those nine
1:11:28
Documents slipped right in there perfectly. It was the perfect fit. So I went in doubt
1:11:32
Ask your friend the mushroom. Sometimes they can help out. So what it what it did this is and this turned out to be
1:11:40
I don't know you can't have a favorite, right? I suppose I have a favorite chapter
1:11:44
But this was this was a crazy chapter because this is where we get into
1:11:49
Well, let's just say it's a
1:11:52
Let's just say
1:11:55
You get into some territory where it comes across feeling very mean
1:11:59
But like the facts don't care about your feelings and this is where we get into IQ
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Intelligence and things like that now to be crystal clear like intelligence comes in a variety of forms and fashion like
1:12:11
Intellectual horsepower is one thing like your ability to to to be a musician or to paint or to to do, you know
1:12:18
There's a lot of different ways. So
1:12:22
It's it's not always the nice nicest thing, you know, when you're telling somebody they're stupid
1:12:26
Maybe they're maybe they're maybe they're bad at math, but they're great at literature, right?
1:12:29
So maybe they're maybe
1:12:31
Literature isn't their thing but you give them a guitar and they can shred or maybe they speak five languages
1:12:35
Like these are all really impressive things, right? So so and it has to do with intelligence or lack thereof and some people have it
1:12:41
and some people don't but
1:12:43
IQ absolutely matters
1:12:46
It and we had to tackle it in the book or because
1:12:51
They colonize the world using IQ as a justification like these people are far too stupid to have any say in the matter
1:12:57
Right, we're going to go in there and we're going to
1:13:00
Take control of these people for a variety of reasons. So this is a rough chapter for for for for black people
1:13:08
for Indians Africans like
1:13:10
You're not going to like it
1:13:11
But I brought the facts and they're all measured, right? So when we we start looking at IQ, I mean, I'm
1:13:18
We're not measuring skulls, but like we're not far from it because the IQ
1:13:24
Information doesn't lie and it's it's it's pretty
1:13:28
Pretty telling as to why you know people say well, why isn't Africa evolved like why haven't they built
1:13:34
Where's all the architectural wonders in Africa? You're never going to get them
1:13:38
The people there aren't capable of it. I'm sorry. It sounds bad and it's and again, I'm I'm generalizing. Yeah, yeah, yeah
1:13:46
But I'm generalizing because the numbers don't lie
1:13:49
Right, it's a catastrophe for intelligence in certain regions of the world
1:13:52
Right, so this is the this is the dark part of the book. Okay
1:13:58
This is the reason why I've had to pull off of the book three different times during during writing it
1:14:04
One time was because it's really hard to write a book about depopulation while my mother is dying in the fall
1:14:08
In the next room as I was taking care of her
1:14:11
So I had to shelve it after I'd just gone on like a seven-week
1:14:15
Writing bender in 2024 that was so good
1:14:18
I thought I was going to finish it up the summer of 2024. My mom got sick. I couldn't do it
1:14:23
You know, so it's a tough it's tough when you get into some of this stuff because it's
1:14:28
I think it hurts people's feelings and nobody wants to be told that they're stupid or that their people are stupid
1:14:33
And like I'm not stupid, but you know, it's like, well, maybe not you man
1:14:37
But like statistically speaking your people your race and and I could say this is a white guy because
1:14:42
Asians are cooking us, right? So I'm not we're not in first place
1:14:47
So I'm not on my high horse. The Asians are dunking on everybody, right? They're they're at 106
1:14:53
Whites are at 103
1:14:54
Uh
1:14:56
Hispanics are at 89 and blacks are at 85. These are the I these not my numbers. These are the IQ numbers that were given
1:15:01
Right that through through time. So so when you're
1:15:05
You know
1:15:07
21 points below Asians
1:15:09
That's a full standard deviation
1:15:12
That's a huge problem, right? So so people are going to have some problems with the cultural component of this
1:15:18
But I don't care
1:15:20
Because you could take it up with the universe because I'm bringing statistics
1:15:25
That are measurable and if you have a problem with it, it's not my problem
1:15:29
Um, I get into the plans, you know, trust the plans the Kalergi plan
1:15:32
The louis nizir plan theodore kaufman plan morganthal plan
1:15:37
You know trust the plans
1:15:39
We get into demoralization yuri bezmanov makes an appearance in there
1:15:43
We talk about stunning and brave. We talk about epstein the jewish control the control of textbooks the control of
1:15:50
Through the the maxwell network. It's got a little bit of something for everybody in here
1:15:57
And then we wrap it up. We wrap it up with the conclusion. I'm not going to give any of that away, but um, look, I think
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