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Patrick Wood: Technocracy, FISA Amendment, & Global Transformation · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Today friends, I'm blessed to reconnect with a brother in Christ here on this podcast
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now, Patrick Wood.
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And let me just, just briefly talk about just part of his bio.
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He's a leading and critical expert on sustainable development, green economy, agenda 21, 2030, historic
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technocracy.
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The website is technocracy.news, and he's the author of technocracy rising, the Trojan
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horse of global transformation, and he's also the co author of a very important groundbreaking
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book, trilaterals over Washington, volumes 1 and 2, and that was with the late Antony Sutton.
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So Patrick Wood remains a leading expert on the elitist trilateral commission.
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We'll talk a little bit about that.
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The nuts and bolts of that today, there are policies and achievements, and he's got
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historical insights into the modern attacks on our sovereignty, property rights, and personal
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freedom.
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The current research focuses on the trilateral commission, technocracy, transhumanism,
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and scientism, and how these are transforming global economics, politics, and religion.
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Patrick Wood, welcome to World View Matters, brother, good to see you.
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That's great.
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Thank you.
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I know.
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Yeah, just to lay all that out, gives people an idea of where we're going today.
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So before we get into the book and a republishing with a lot of new updated information, let's
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go to your other website, citizensforfreespeech.org.
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I mentioned before we got on the air here, one of our friends and colleagues, Alex Newman,
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is on the board.
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What's his official title?
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He's a board of advisors, he's on the board of advisors, so tell us, yeah, you are the
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founder and director of citizens for free speech, a nation of defenders, tell us about
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this and how it's going.
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You bet.
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Well, I wish it was going better than it has.
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I started this in 2018 when I saw the collusion that was going on between Facebook, Twitter,
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et cetera, on canceling people out.
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I knew that the technocrats who were prosecuting this stuff, I knew it was going to
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end in a war, literally, I guess, free speech.
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And here we are today, it's just absolutely inconceivable.
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Yeah, it's pretty amazing that words are being censored now.
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You say the wrong word because words have been given new meanings and the left is using
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that as a battering ram and accusations and everything else, right?
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Exactly, exactly.
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But we're fighting for the life of our country right now, not this country, per se, but
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the right to be free and live in relatively undisturbed, whatever lifestyle and these people
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just don't want to quit.
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They're very intent on destroying free speech this year, as a matter of fact, that's what
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they're saying.
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They like to see it just completely destroyed this year, 2020, 2014.
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Give us a recent example of what you're talking about, because when you say these people,
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you mean the globalists, the Marxists, the left, many in the Democrat Party, what are
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they saying and how are they trying to remove our free speech?
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Well, we have a collusion going on with the government and a big tech wrapped into that.
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You have the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, the WHO, World Health Organization,
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all of these people are ganging up on free speech and they're doing it through artificial
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intelligence now, that's a big thing, and you know, they have monitors that are closely
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washing for what everybody says, like people you and like you and me, for instance, especially,
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they're looking for people to make an example of.
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So we see people, for instance, like Reiner Fulmisch, who's been rotting in jail since last
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fall in Germany right now, they took them off the street, he's silence completely, he's going
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through the grist mill of legal prosecution in Germany, it's an amazing thing.
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What was his offense?
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He's done really that he just, he stuck his finger in too many eyes over time, and this
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is the guy he interviewed more than 450 people during COVID, scientists, people, doctors around
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the world, weighed in to his committee, and he exposed so much stuff during that time that
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he couldn't take it anymore.
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And more is coming out now, by the way, and some of us, most of us will not say, we told
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you so, but we will get to Rand Paul, but he's doing some great work trying to expose
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Fauci, and he's got an article Fauci in the medical mafia exposed, and there are some
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things that are coming out now that a lot of us will look at and go, yeah, well, I figure
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that or I knew that, but anyway, that's for another topic, but you did bring up COVID,
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and that's when a lot of this censorship really went into hyperdrive against the government
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against the NIH, against the World Economic Forum, and the globalists, their agenda,
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and whether that be the depopulation agenda and the Bill Gates and his ilk, let's go
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back, Patrick, was you been writing about these issues, warning for decades and decades,
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and I really mean that, friends, because if you look at the original book that came out
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that you wrote, and I think it was the late 70s, you just came out with a new updated version
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of that with new information, the genesis of modern globalization, the definitive story
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about the trilateral commission and how the trilateral commission shaped the world, tell
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us about the book originally, and then I just obviously want to get a little bit and
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talk to you about your co-author, who you say is a legend, legendaries, works a legend
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term, that would be a professor, Anthony Sutton, so start with the book first, Patrick.
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Exactly.
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I had to produce this material when I ran across it again in my library, and this was
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the newsletter that we published back in that day called Trilateral Observer.
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We issued this newsletter every month to a paid subscription, and basically when we
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stopped it, it just set my binders on my bookshelf for all these years, and I realized after
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I went look at it last year, I realized how much information there was, it wasn't stated
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at the time that way.
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And I was just compelled to put the whole thing on the table now.
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I realized a lot of people really don't care what happened in 1993, excuse me, in 1973
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in onwards, history is a boring, boring thing I understand.
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But nevertheless, I feel compelled to put the whole thing on the table for people, maybe
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the read it, maybe they won't, but it has to be put out there in the public domain.
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And so this was the late 70s, tell us about the nuts and bolts, get back to the bottom
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line here, the trilateral commission.
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For those that are just keeping up, finding more about this now, what is that, and what
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is the threat, and I know it's globalism, can you explain that a little bit for us?
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Absolutely.
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The trilateral commission was formed by David Rockefeller and Zabigniew Brzynski in 1973
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to what they said was foster a new international economic order period that was all over the
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literature in those days, a new international economic order.
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We saw George Bush say the same thing in 1992, whatever, that the new world order was
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coming soon, he said, Bush was a member of the trilateral commission, by the way.
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This is a very elite club for sure, and they had people from all over the world participating
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to bring about this new international economic order.
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We see this today with the great reset at the world economic forum, it's the same thing,
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warm-over stuff from back in that day, but now, as they say, they've raised the superstructure
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now, it's been planning for a stage in a long time, but now we see the superstructure
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being erected before our eyes right now.
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You say, obviously, the trilateral commission, the undisputed founder of modern globalization,
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but you say if Americans had taken heed back then, we would not be in the mess we are
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today.
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Yeah, so explain that, how would people have been able to find out what's happening
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and then do something about it back then?
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We had a chance back then to repudiate these people altogether.
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They swept into the initially into the Carter administration, where Jimmy Carter was a member,
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and so was his vice president Walter Mondale, and he swept 30 percent of the U.S. members
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into his cabinet.
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At one point, only one member of the cabinet was not a member of the trilateral commission.
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They swept the clean sweep, but they weren't really after political power, and they said
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that at that time, they were after economic power, because America represented the engine
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of global power economically.
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That's what they wanted control of, and they used that to steer our economy away from
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where it was before, handed this new international economic order.
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So the book is called the Genesis of Modern Globalization.
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It's on Amazon.
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I'm sure you can get it on your website, technocracy.news, correct?
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Yes.
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I just got my first shipment of books this weekend, so the paperback is out.
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Yes.
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Oh, exciting.
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Kind of.
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The Kindle is out as well.
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Yeah.
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Great.
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There's an article over at Technocracy News, Flashback 1992, what the Washington Post
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wrote about the trilateral commission.
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I'm curious about that, Patrick, if you just want to just touch on that briefly.
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You know, that was just more criticism, I guess, mostly.
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It was amazing that the trilateral commission itself, they always put themselves in the
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modern middle.
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It doesn't matter what the issue was.
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They were the always, always, only one that was going to be heard.
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Everybody else was swept left or right.
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It didn't matter which.
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Sometimes we were swept to the left, by the way, it's not.
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But this article had just tickled me when I went back and read it again.
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It's like, you can't make this stuff up.
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We were totally censored, by the way, in 1981, when our books were censored.
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They were dropped black ball by B. Dalton bookstore books seller back in that day.
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And they just crushed our sales completely.
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Well, that's interesting.
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That's really interesting because censorship today has been off the charts of conservatives,
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Christians, and whistleblowers.
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Wow.
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Well, you know, I guess they say if you upset the right people, you must be doing something
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right, Patrick.
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So Patrick, what is our guest today?
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We've got two articles coming up, we'll briefly touch on because it's going by very fast
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today.
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First of all, Rand Paul.
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House Speaker, Johnson, blasted by Senator Rand Paul for Pfizer, B trail, we'll get to
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that.
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And this is an interesting one, friends, NSA just days away from taking over the internet.
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Warns Edward Snowden.
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But Patrick, before we get to those in an article on your website, tell us about Professor
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Anthony Sutton.
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Well, he was an economic professor, first at UCLA.
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And then he got an assignment at Stanford University in the Hoover Institution.
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He was a renowned researcher and author in that day.
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And he was kicked out of Stanford when he began to research the trial out of commission.
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That was the beginning of his downfall, personal downfall, I think, because David Packard,
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the president of Stanford at the time, was a member of the trial out of commission.
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And they put the word out, you got to get rid of this guy, and they did.
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And the rest of his history, I would not have met Sutton at all had he not been kicked
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out of Stanford.
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I would never would have opportunity to know him.
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And I ran into him in a goal conference in New York, New Orleans back in that maybe
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in 1997, I think it was.
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And we struck up a conversation, and I was also interested in the trial out of commission
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back then.
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I didn't know what it meant.
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But he did.
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And we knew immediately that the story was much bigger than any, not us and anybody else
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at that time, we understood this was going to be the story of a century.
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So that's why we came together, and we started this newsletter, Pralato Observer, and
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the rest of his history at this point.
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Wow.
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Fantastic.
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So again, friends, go check that out.
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The genesis of modern globalization.
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You mentioned David Packard of Hewlett Packard, right?
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That Packard.
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Yeah.
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The dots we already mentioned, Rockefeller.
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So April 16, on Twitter, this is really interesting to me.
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Edward Snowden tweeted this, whereas the NSA is just days from taking over the internet,
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and it's not on the front page of any newspaper because no one has noticed.
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And you obviously picked that up, you put something on your website and put it in your
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hall of shame to, thanks to Congress, the NSA is just days from taking over the internet.
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What's going on with this really Patrick, what do you know?
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Well, here's the deal.
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I've said this for years, by the way, that in order to have total surveillance in place,
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you have to have access to the physical hardware.
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That's all the switches, the routers, the cable, the fiber optic, all that stuff around
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the country that makes the internet tick if they do not have that access.
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They will not be able to take literally take over the whole thing.
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This is what's at stake right now.
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This is what Snowden is talking about.
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They used to be in voluntary association with AT&T, for instance, that's the NSA, where
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they were wiretapping people's communications in these secret centers that AT&T had, their
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hub, they call it.
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And this was all voluntary, but everybody knew it's patently illegal to do that.
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They got slapped down several years ago, but they just continued to do it anyway.
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And this understores that they have to get physical access to this stuff in order to suck
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off everything in sight.
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So what they were able to do now literally is to make it legal for this.
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They can tap anybody on the shoulder who has access to any piece of hardware anywhere
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and compel them to cough up the goods, so to speak, or give them access to it.
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And this is totally disturbing for a lot of reasons.
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Wow.
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It does say that the bill initially received heavy pushback from privacy conscious Republicans,
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but it passed through the US House on April 13.
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And if it becomes law, like Patrick just said, look out.
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The bill in question, FISA Bill 702 reforms and extends a part of the Foreign Intelligence
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Surveillance Act, FISA, as known as Section 702, currently, it's very interesting.
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What you said, the NSA can force internet service providers such as Google and Verizon,
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for example, to hand over a sensitive data concerning what might be a target or something.
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But let's talk about what House Speaker Johnson did, and I want to read you what Rand
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Paul said.
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I really appreciate a lot of what Rand Paul is trying to do on many fronts.
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But I'll let you respond to this.
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He said throughout our great nation's history, there have been far too many cases of the
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government abusing its power to spy on and ultimately punish certain American citizens.
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In 2024, this remains, this threat remains very real.
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We all saw this play out during the Obama administration when the 44th president intentionally
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weaponized the IRS against conservatives and Tea Party members.
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Just a few years ago, the Biden administration tried and failed thanks to conservative pushback
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to have people fired from their jobs if they declined to take COVID-19 vaccines.
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And then Rand Paul goes on, but he's making a great case.
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But he's very disappointed, Patrick, in the Republican House Speaker, Mike Johnson.
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And a lot of us, I think, are kind of scratching our heads, because we had great hope when
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he became Speaker, your thoughts.
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Well, exactly.
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His role was in this was really interesting.
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The Speaker does not cast a vote when he's using a cable.
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But at this point, he did, because they had a tie vote on this thing of proceeding.
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And he decided to cast the tie breaking vote to put this bill over the top.
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And everybody looked at, just looked at this, you think, what on earth did he just do?
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He was not just the only vote.
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He was the vote to put it over the top.
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And he said that, well, he changed his mind on this because he had a briefing from the
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intelligence community.
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What that briefing was, nobody said, he didn't say either.
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But he said, well, I changed my mind on this after I heard from the Spooks, if you will,
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the CIA and NSA, they'll go figure.
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So I'm trying to think what could justify, I know this is speculation, because we don't
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know the information that he saw, right?
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I mean, would that justify his vote, his move here?
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Absolutely.
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It can't, you know, this is about the people of our country.
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They have a right to be secure in their papers.
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That's what the fourth of the men was all about.
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They have no right to do this to American people, just to cast a net to see who you can
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wrap into criminal activity.
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It's just, and can't do that in this country.
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Well, they are, or they're trying anyway, briefly, Patrick, over on your website,
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the technology news, SkyNet has arrived.
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Google follows Apple activates worldwide Bluetooth LE mesh network.
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How does this come into play regarding what the topic we're discussing today?
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Well, this kind of, you know, this is a deep topic for sure, but they're...
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And three minutes or less.
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I know there's another type of a network in the world emerging right now, and it's not
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the internet.
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Everybody thinks the internet is going to be the thing that catches all, but there's
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another type of a networking system that's being implemented today is called mesh computing.
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And it involves a Bluetooth.
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Everybody's pretty understand what Bluetooth is all about.
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And this new technology can form ad hoc networks by itself as you move through society,
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and it can collect information about you, your phone, et cetera, et cetera, and transmit
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this back to headquarters.
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This is not something we ever bargained on for before, but this is going to be the thing
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that will collect all the information from IOT devices, like the internet of things,
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body things like wearables, watches, Fitbit, Fitbits, et cetera, license plate readers.
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I mean, you name it, anything that can be sent through Bluetooth will be sent through it.
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And people say, well, so what?
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Well, the thing here is that your phone, for instance, can still, even if it's off,
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it can still transmit Bluetooth LE signals, and it does, and you can't turn it off.
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You think it's off as it's not interesting, right, very stuff.
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Yep, there's so much.
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Anyway, I didn't mention your previous book, and I just want to make sure people know
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about that.
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If you guys don't have this already, the evil twins of technocracy and transhumanism.
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Man, we're seeing and learning more about transhumanism, and that push today.
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But we're out of time, Patrick, so over on Amazon, the genesis of modern globalization
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is available now in paperback.
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You can also go to technocracy.news, anything else you'd like to share before we say see
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you next time?
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That's really it.
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People should read up on this stuff, because the freight train is coming at us now.
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We can see the lights.
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And I think a lot of people are getting more, trying to keep up and learning what they
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didn't know all these decades, and it's kind of overwhelming.
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You remember our trust is in a mighty God who is not surprised by any of this.
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We're just trying to warn people.
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I thank you for your time, your work, and all that you do, Patrick, God bless you, brother.
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Thank you for having me.
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All right.
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You're most welcome.
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The Lord will do it again, so much more to talk about.
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Can you imagine?
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We just condensed so much there in this podcast.
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But guys, thanks, God bless you, and as always, keep speaking the truth about things that