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Patrick Wood: ‘The New Economics Of Technocracy’ Accelerating! · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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  No topic off limits is right.
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  There are new topics that we didn't even think we'd be talking about, like tech, AI, and today,
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  the new economics of technocracy, a brand new book from Patrick Wood will get to that in a minute.
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  So today, a brand new book, and this is really crazy that we're talking more and more about this.
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  I was watching a roundtable last night, and these gentlemen had my head spinning,
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  and Patrick Wood was a part of that, the website, technocracy.news.
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  Brother, thanks for coming back on the podcast. Good to see you.
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  My pleasure. Good to see you too.
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  Yeah, it was amazing. You guys cut it off at two hours last night, and you could have kept going.
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  How that happened? I don't know. We usually go two and a half hours.
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  Wow. So all right, Pat. So this book, you've been studying this for a long, long time,
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  but I want to ask you where you want to start. But to me, the natural is really chapter one,
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  the technocracy study course of 1934. And it's interesting to me, because that's almost
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  at the 100 year anniversary. We're at, and you were in 2026.
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  You know, it's going to be 2034 before we know it, if Jesus doesn't return first.
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  So do you want to start there? Do you want to set this up for us?
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  Well, technocracy is a very old ideology. It's an economic system that was created in 1932
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  at Columbia University. Then it morphed out of that into the technocracy study course.
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  But it was a system set up to replace capitalism and free market economics, and it was
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  totally radical at the time. It was more radical even than communism. By the way,
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  the communist hated the technocrats in the 30s and 40s and vice versa for good reason.
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  But technocrats wanted to get rid of the political system altogether.
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  In other words, dismiss all the politicians in society. And they wanted to create an energy
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  script, kind of like a universal basic income, where everybody would give us a stipend,
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  and they would work at the instance of the state, or the technocrats.
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  And it's crazy, absolutely insane. But you see the same things happening today with the talk
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  of all the energy issues the talk about, UBI, university, basic income.
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  It's crazy. Management of all the resources, yep, that's the same thing.
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  So today, nobody hardly sees this. They can't connect the dots apparently from 90 years ago.
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  They should, but they don't. So here we are. I've been trading this for a long time now.
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  Almost 15 years. Yep. And you can get Patrick's books, go to amazon or technocracy.news.
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  So did you say, I mean, it sounds like it's all about control. But what,
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  what were they looking at doing back before the internet, before all the technological advances?
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  This is 90 years back plus. So what was the plan? What were they looking at implementing?
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  Well, they wanted to create an economic system that would manage all the resources in society.
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  You would not have any private property or sovereign property, we call it today. And you would be given
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  they call it a certificate of distribution from birth to death. That was it. And in their mind,
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  scientists and engineers, they figured, well, we understand the science, we understand the
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  engineering, whatever. So if science says to do certain things, then you have to do that.
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  And of course, they became the priesthood of the science, science, as they say. So they figured,
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  well, we don't need politicians. What's to discuss? We'll tell you what would you have to do?
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  And you just go do it. That's, this is not the way the American way, by the way, we know that you
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  can't, you can't pull that stuff on us. But the American people saw through it by the end of
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  the 1940s and in any case, they ditched the whole thing until it came back with the big
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  and Brazinski and David Rockefeller at the trial out of commission. When they said, we're going
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  to, we're going to create a new international economic order. They didn't say, we're going to
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  base it on technology, but we know now exactly what it was. And here, and here we are today.
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  Wow. So this, the technology study course, that was an actual course that you could take
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  in the 1930s. It was there, it was their book. That was their Bible, the study course.
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  They used that in every meeting across the country. They had study sessions that met every
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  day, every week. And, you know, oddly enough, in Grange Halls or across the country. You remember
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  the old Grange network where the government built these little buildings around the parries and
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  whatever in the cities. And so that's, that's where they held their, most of their meetings was
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  in the Grange buildings. But this, this was the study course was the, the textbook, if you
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  all, for them to study. Okay. So let's talk about the subtitle or the second part of your title
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  that you will own nothing. I first heard of this in around 2016. World Economic Forum, you know,
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  on the video, you know, promoting, you know, their agenda and making it look good like desirable
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  for all of us, you know, mouth readers. And you say it was always about redefinition.
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  It was never about confiscation. Could you explain that?
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  Yes. The concept of private property is, is morphed. In other words, the public opinion,
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  public perception of private property is morphed as well. And at this point, what we used to think
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  us old schoolers, right? We used to think of private property like you own a home and your car
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  and maybe some property, maybe business. That's private property as well.
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  This whole thing has been redefined at this point where private property is morphing into
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  a user permission now to rent stuff on a pay-per-view or leasing stuff, something. And the idea,
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  well, what they're saying is, will you be released from the responsibility of owning something,
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  making it, fixing it, et cetera, keeping it up? And we'll do that for you. And then you just
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  lease it from us and you'll be happy. That's what they say. So at this point, we see the
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  transfer of ownership is going from sovereign property into something different now based on tokenization,
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  mostly, where you'll have a user rights to an asset, but you won't own it in the sovereign
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  property aspect. Okay, so by the way, I didn't mention the book is on Amazon. I don't think I
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  mentioned that, but it's also, of course, you can get the link at technocracy.news. Just came out
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  in the last couple of months already. Number one, best seller in commerce. And let's get back to
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  a few basics here, Patrick Wood. And for those of our, in our audience, the listeners or viewers that
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  are trying to keep up with this and understand it, let's define a few terms and one would be tokenized
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  assets. And then fractional tokenization, could you please explain that? Oh boy, hardly, hardly
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  in 20 minutes. Okay, but let me put it to you this way. Okay, the concept of tokenization is to
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  split an asset into multiple parts, maybe a thousand parts, a million parts, it doesn't matter
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  how many parts there are, but the, the idea is to sell those fractional shares to somebody around
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  the world. It doesn't matter who that is. Anybody like could be somebody in Europe, for instance.
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  So when, when fractional shares are created, this is the tokens we're talking about. They exist
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  on the blockchain. That's a permanent and transparent record of the transaction in the first place.
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  And when you own a token, if you bought one, say of a building, something or somewhere,
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  and you have a dividend paid to you for your token or whatever, this is what they say now,
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  you have private property in your hands. You have a share of that building, but you really don't
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  have the share of the building. You can't, you can't eat the building, you can't live in it,
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  you can't improve it, you can't loan to get money, you can't get a loan on it. So what are they
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  talking about private property? The tokenization removes the, removes the asset, whatever it might be,
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  from the private property sector altogether, and it spreads the parts of it around the world.
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  We theorized six months ago, even what that would mean, what that would look like.
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  Then just a few weeks ago, the New York Stock Exchange came out and said,
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  we're going to tokenize all the stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, 17 trillion over 17 trillion
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  dollars of assets that are going to be tokenized. What? I mean, from zero to 60 and two seconds.
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  Wow, unbelievable. So now it's in your face everywhere, it's just me talking about it like six
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  months ago, trying to tell people, this is coming, this is coming, this is coming. Now it's come,
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  and everybody's still stretching their head. What, what have they just done to tokenize the entire
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  stock market? Well, so happens the owner of the New York Stock Exchange. They own other
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  stock exchanges around the world, and they're going to tokenize them as well. Then you have Larry
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  Fink, the head of a BlackRock member that tried out a commission, by the way. He's also the co-head
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  of the World Economic Forum currently. He said, multiple times in public venues,
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  he said, anything that can be tokenized will be tokenized. Okay, what does that mean? Well,
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  all the buildings, all the businesses, all the income streams, the stocks, the bonds,
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  whatever, it can be tokenized. We'll be tokenized. That's exactly what he said. What does this
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  mean for society at this point? Well, this will be the removal of ownership rights
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  for anybody who gets into the system, if you will, to be part of the tokenized economy.
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  At this point, you're going to be part of it. There's no other alternative at this point.
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  They're not offering an option. They're not offering a consent form. They're not giving you an
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  opt-out. If you had during COVID, at least you had the opportunity to protest and get
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  an exemption from your employer to not take the shot. That's not on the table at all now.
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  So, for example, people that own a home, how can you tokenize something that is not theirs?
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  They're just going to abuse their authority and just say, we're going to, how is that going to work?
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  Well, here's what's already happened. You might remember, since the last financial meltdown in
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  2010, BlackRock and other companies like that who had a boatloads of cash, they came around the
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  country and they bought homes off the market and they turned them into rentals, right?
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  Now they have these huge inventory of rental houses and you'll never see the market again on those
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  homes that they're going to be off the market forever as rental homes. Those houses have already
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  been tokenized and spread around the world. So, every time somebody gets a cash offer like that
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  from a big, you don't really know who is behind it necessarily, but when a house is put into the
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  token realm, if you will, at that point, it's added to the portfolio of the income screen that
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  comes out because rent is paid, that's distributed to the shareholders, the token holders around the
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  world. And you don't know who owns that house at that point. At least you, you're renting the house
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  now. You made, you might say, well, they gave you the right to rent back from them. Okay, say,
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  well, that's a cool thing. I got all these tokens and they bought my mortgage, they bought my equity
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  and gave me lots of tokens. I'm rich in tokens. Now I can spend them, spend them on stuff,
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  but you've transferred your sovereign property into their hands and you'll be a renter forever more
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  than that's the problem. This is what they want. This is exactly the scheme. Okay, thanks for
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  explaining that. I want to take a brief pause when we come back. The next question is going to be
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  Gaza because that's chapter six in your book and you call it the prototype and you say it is
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  the proof of concept template for full spectrum technocratic governance. So we'll talk about
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  Gaza in just a minute, but right now I want to remind everybody that Freedom Project Academy is
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  school.com to get started. Okay, Gaza, Patrick, you call it a template or the prototype. Can you
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  explain that? Because most people now it's Gaza's been in the news quite a bit in the last several
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  years. So explain what you're describing in your book. Well, this is stranger than fiction. It's
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  documented in my book. However, I can't, I don't make any excuses for it. It's there in black and white.
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  Okay, this is what happened. When the World Economic Forum met earlier this year and
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  lots of speeches were made empty once mostly, but President Trump stood up and said, I'm going to
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  form this board of peace that's going to kind of replace the United Nations and peacekeeping
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  stuff. And where the United Nations has failed to main-paid peace, we're going to do it. He said,
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  I'm going to be the chairman for life on the board of peace, not as president of the United States,
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  but as a private citizen. And he said, well, we'll have board members and anybody wants to join
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  the board of peace. One billion dollars will be the price tag to join. And so he said, our first
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  project is going to be Gaza. And so he went into Gaza to provide the governance layer, if you
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  will. And that meant that there will be an authority set over Gaza. It won't be Hamas. It won't be
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  the Palestinian Authority. It will be the board of peace. And then he had a financial company
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  called World Liberty Financial that is involved in tokenization. There you go, tokenization. And
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  asset tokenization as well as payment tokenization. Well, his financial company came in to provide
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  the financial layer for Gaza. They're talking about how great it's going to be to have everybody
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  going to have a wallet, electronic wallet, and they're going to get the USD one tokens deposited
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  when they do work, whatever. And so the financial layer is being interposed. Then he proposed to
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  create a peacekeeping force, a comprised of 20,000 troops, 5,000 per country. From Islamic
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  countries, no Western companies, countries, but Islamic countries, this 20,000 Muslim force will
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  be brought into Gaza. And they'll be under the command, however, of a US general attached to
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  Senthcombe. That's one of the agencies in the military. And so you have all of a sudden you have
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  the military, the police force, the enforcement arm attached to the whole project.
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  Well, this is all under a combination of President Trump as president and President Trump
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  as a civilian. So we've never seen this in the history of the world in our country. Nobody's
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  ever done this before. So he's laid claim to Gaza at this point. And he wants to turn it into a
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  series of smart cities. The architecture, the build, the build out, the plans, and they're all
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  in plain view right at this point. And they were architected by none other than his son of the
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  law, Jared Kushner. Wow. You can't, like I said, you can't make this up. This is a family
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  operation. All of a sudden showing up in Gaza to do this. Well, he wanted to turn this into
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  the river era of the Mediterranean. Well, it just so happens, there's a new trade corridor
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  being erected right now called IMEC IMEC. That's India, Middle East, trade corridor. It's going
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  to be the biggest thing I think the world's ever seen before. But it just happens to be passing
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  right right in front of Gaza on the Mediterranean. And the deep water port of Haifa is 93 kilometers
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  to the north of Gaza. And it'll be receiving traffic that then forward it into Greece, Italy,
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  and onto Europe. So Trump has an idea to be a recipient of all the wealth passing through this
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  trade corridor. And you know, you can see the art of the deal here. You know, he's made a
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  situation now. And they're calling this Greenfield construction or Greenfield application,
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  whatever. Greenfield means you're starting with nothing, just bare ground. But in Gaza's case,
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  you're not just starting with bare ground. You have what 1.4 million people at your disposal
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  to be the citizens of your country. So when Jared Kushner stood up in the world economic forum
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  when the board of Trump, board of peace was created, he made a statement that said, we're going to
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  rule in Gaza. We're going to rule it with a committee of technocrats. He used that word.
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  He says technocratic leadership. Wow. And so sure enough, the people showed up and they were
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  calling them technocrats. And well, how can you reconcile this? This blows America's minds at
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  this point. A president can't do, he can't serve two masters. But he is right now. So this is,
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  this is the, I think this is the, what I'm saying, when a president is this is the architecture
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  for further development of the technocratic world society.
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  Yeah, you dedicate two chapters in your book, 13 chapters in the book and two of them are on
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  the Gulf corridor. You just explained chapter nine. Chapter two, you talk about the $2 trillion
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  in deals and the privatization of American infrastructure. There's so much. This goes so deep.
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  And I think this was hardly on many of our radars, right? Radar screens. But it is now. They're
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  using the language now. Do you ever feel like justified by saying I told you so after all these
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  decades, you've been warning about this? I do. I have this fleeting thought. I told you so. I
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  told you to, I could say, I could say it in my sleep, but it doesn't help the situation. That's the
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  problem. You know, Americans have been slow to, to accept this in the first place. That there's
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  another force that's been injected a fourth column, if you will, or a fifth column in society.
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  Nobody saw it coming, but here they are. They're, they're in plain sight right now. And they're
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  getting away with not murder, but they're, you know, you get my point. They're, they're getting
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  ready with anything they wanted to do because they're moving so fast, nobody can catch them at this
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  point. This is the problem. When, when acceleration takes over the, the whole scenario,
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  the, the laws can't touch, touch them because there are, there are no laws. You can't make them
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  fast enough. And the society, otherwise, the, the, the resistance, they can't catch a meter.
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  So they're just, they're moving forward at breaks, breakneck speed. Yeah. And this is,
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  this is what we're at, what we get now. So three minutes left, Patrick, I knew this would go
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  by very fast. And you've done a pretty good job of trying to condense some of this for us.
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  Chapter 13 is what will the world look like? And you talked about the architecture is dangerous
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  because it is designed to move faster than accountability can follow. That's very interesting.
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  Talk to us a little bit about that before we wrap it up. I will. Mark Andreessen,
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  one of the founders of the internet world in the first place, he was one of the first
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  vendors of a browser back in 19, whatever, 96. He's, he's not in my opinion, but nevertheless,
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  he's a bigwig in the tech community. And he talks about accelerationism. And accelerationism,
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  we saw this when Mark Zuckerberg said, if you're not moving fat, if you're not breaking things,
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  you're not moving fast enough. And so their idea is to use accelerationism to push the world's
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  society to the breaking point where it will shatter in a billion pieces. And then we'll put it
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  back together again. This is like a 50, 52 card pickup with the world. So accelerationism is part
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  of the architecture at this point. They, they will move faster than they can be account,
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  be held accountable. And this is everywhere you see at this point. Accelerationism is a thing.
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  This was by the way, this is also part of a philosophy called the dark enlightenment. We're not
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  going to go into that right now, but that's that that was a very clearly articulated with the
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  dark enlightenment. Accelerationism is a feature. If you move fast enough, you can't be caught.
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  It makes sense. Accelerationism, my goodness. And we're going to see more of it. And we won't be
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  able to keep up. But I want to mention again, technocracy.news or Amazon, you can pick up the new
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  economics of technocracy and get so much more in depth than we were able to touch on in this brief
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  podcast with Patrick Wood. Brother, thank you for all you do. We'll learn, we'll do this again. We'll
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  look for the round tables and and watch as more information comes out, right? Thank you.
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  You bet. My pleasure. All right. Thanks, brother. Okay, guys, there's so much more. It was kind
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  of hard to decide what questions to ask. But just getting some information out there for a lot of
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  people who this wasn't even on our radar. So it's hard to keep up with something you never knew
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  was going on. And now we know it's in plain sight. And a lot of these concepts are just being
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  played out right before our eyes. So, friends, we don't need to keep up with everything, but we do
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  need to trust the Lord and not be overwhelmed because he sees the end from the beginning,
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  and he is sovereign. So take that to heart. God bless you. And as always, keep speaking the truth
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  about things that matter. See you next time.