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Storm the cast says for ten dollars. I noticed that the hat Man looks like Saturn. I wonder there's a connection between him and Molock. I mentioned this on cotel, but he wasn't aware of the hat Man. The hat Man is an entity that people believe they see or appear to see or see, particularly when they do extremely high doses of menadrol, which is completely
stupid. But there are idiots who will do anything like that because the Internet has threads talking about doing that, and they get the idea to take these ridiculously high doses of minadrol, which is the dumbest thing ever. And the people that get close enough to the edge of doom, we'll say when they do this. They see this man, and there's a bunch of people that record this, so it's supposedly not a single person. It's like multiple people's
accounts of the hat Man. And that has nothing to do with what we're talking about today. But the question came in and it seems to quite obviously be a demon or something akin to that. Right, it's this thing. They see this figure over here creeping. They see this pervy little figure over here, this little pervy man creeping on. I'm looking in it, peeping in the window. And there we go. Got me a nice little smooth house beat for them super chats, you know I'm talking about. It's not
really a house beat. It's more like a chill trance beat going anyway. So I like, this is a funny T shirt here. I can't take bender because I owe the hat Man money. I don't want to see him. So my obvious assessment was that this is obviously some type of demonic entity. And I wonder if certain demonic entities are unique to certain substances. I don't know, just kind of a suspicion speculation, but that's what I was referring to the hat Man. Now, somebody said is there a reference to
Saturn? Well, could just be an int your demon or an angel of death that appears. But also, as I was on the one of the Psychedelic Bros. Interviews last night, we had a good interview who's asking questions about orthodoxy. His name's Float Universe. He's got a pretty decent sized Instagram
page. We did an interview last night last night. He'll post that today, I imagine, and we got into this topic and my assessment, my theory is that people in different cultures, in terms of the religious programming that they're raised with, they will see the entities if they're in a drug trance or if or whatever, according to their cultural programming, shall we say so.
In other words, they'll see if they've been raised to think that lizards are the manifestation of the evil God, then they will see demons as lizard men. Right. So it's culture relative in the sense that the appearance of the entity will be relative to that culture. It's a demon still, but demons can wear different masks, right, So they might appear to another tribe under the mask of the moon God or whatever, but it's still the same
entity behind the manifestation. So it's entirely possible then that the hat Man who appears to the people who are on the brink of doom, shall we say of the very high doses of that could be one of these types of entities. Obviously a demon. Nobody describes the encounter with hat Man as anything positive. It's a feeling of dread, terror, fear. It's a demon. That's good, obvious, dude. It's not even like the So I'm having
fun with this new super chat here, try this one. Get another one, low Pan, Lo Pan, low Pan miss that not contact the little miss about that until what does he said? I'm trying to think of low I forgot low Pan's lines. You were not something you were not called upon to get it. You want not caught up until get it? Yeah,
I know, I know. I'm sorry, low Pan says. If you haven't looked at the book Trilateral Commission and Global Governance nineteen seventy two to nineteen eighty by Rutlish Press, interesting, I did just get the Rutledge official publication on the history of Tavistock. I did not know that there was a Dino Newts and PhD Thesis UH printed by rutlessh publishers, which is academic publishing. I will definitely get that. Thank you for that reminder there, and that
reminds me I forgot this. Doozy also arrived, which came in a big, old giant version. I didn't know I was going to get the blind Boomer edition of the Fabian Freeway. So this is a classic too, and it will actually be relevant to today's global elite text uh from Jacques Attali.
But this is of course the classic, famous history on the Fabian Society by Rose Martin, and it's gonna be relevant because I believe it or not, Jacques will bring it up, not that bug, but he will bring it up some of the key Fabian develop Now, for those who are also curious as to what I'm wearing, shout out to my mom. She chose the coolest T shirt I've seen in a long time. I'm out of bubble gum, so she got me an awesome that they live rowdy Roddy Piper T shirt.
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an Ran Institute's philosopher of transhumanism or whatever. I was not familiar with this person. Yeah, Ron Brooks, and we will be debating this weekend over on the Large Bays redpil channel of our friend Jake Ridlesnake. So, Jake's a cool dude. He's had Rachel on. I'm gonna be over there on Jake's channel eventually doing an interview as well, and he's going to be moderating the debate between me and the an Rand Institute dude. So that should be
fun. He is an academic. I think he has a degree. I don't. I'm not sure what his degree is in. But should be a fun debate. The premise is kan society be governed by science and reason alone? And is transhumanism a good thing? Or what? Something like that? All right, thank you for those superchats again. Support the stream via superchats. I'm so happy to get back to the Global Elite book series because you know, that's that's kind of in many ways. We got a few bread
and butters over here. We're out bread and boodles. Gam that's what baby heeds me. I'm loving me for some reason. In high school, when we would smoke Green Things, I thought that was the funniest song you ever. I don't know why. Me and my buddy Ben we thought that super funny. Like ninth grade, dude, I'm talking ninth grade, Okay, I'm not talking senior year. I don't know why. That is a ridiculous song though. And you know we got We've got a few bread and butters,
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It's also doing goofy things. Now we've integrated so called comedy, and if you come to our live event you will see some of that so called comedy live at an event where they have so called comedy with me my event and Jamie's event. A lot of impressions, a lot of absurdities. It is not the same as last year's. Last year, if you don't know, my live events included me having a debate with the Funko Pop. That was the live event, and I won every debate by smashing the Bunkle Pop Gallagher
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I mean he does it all. Okay, So get your tickets right now, June twenty second, that's what two weeks from now you got you barely got two weeks. Head on over there and get those tickets and I just might forgive you. Okay. Now, you guys know one of the classics, the other other Bread and Butter is the Global Elite book series. And we've done many of these. I really won't want to do Changing Images of Man, but it's just so you can't find a physical copy of it.
Now, I think the last Global Elite book series that we were touching on and tackling was actually we could include sex espionage in that even though it's not written by a global elite man, it's written by just a normal historian. We finished this last night and the part two went out to all the subscribers, so yes, I did finally finish this. I know it took a while, so if you're over on Rock finis right here. Part two just went up and we delved deep into the history of how the elites control us
through these types of operations. We will also do the second analysis of this classic, which is the same topic but much more recent with jeff Stein mcgeffrey. And prior to those, the last Global Elite text that we'd done was something in the vein of a really a continuation to Quickly, which was the Eowan Rod to a book the Milliner Fabian Conspiracy. Hence why Fabian Freeway will
fit very well with those texts. Now, we mentioned that Jacques Attalie is an important figure in the previous talk where we covered his book Brief History of the Future. That was one of our early global Elite text lectures. In this series, which is a never ending series, there's always more writings of the elite to analyze, to decode and to display before this lovely audience. By the way, if you would it like and share, where is everybody
what? There's nothing else to do. You need to be here doing this, Okay, we need to be understanding how the system operates, so you better get your butt over here, Sit down, get out your pen and paper, get take notes. This is the first half of a lecture. Somebody said the other day do Jacques Attalie's first American translated globalist book called Millennium? And I was like, oh, that sounds interesting. Well I went
and looked it up and it's a very readable, accessible little text. And what do we know, we got another global elite man up here giving a blurb. Alvin Toffler. It's an unsettling, exhilarating, scintillating work. ATLI is always there to teach us with crackling, creative intelligence crackling. How does creative intelligence crackle? I don't know what that means, but it's odd choice of words. But and then we got Arthur Schleisinger Atli's millennium is a fertile
speculation of the things to come. And it's called and it's subtimes. I don't winners and losers looters. That's more accurate, right, IMF looters. Winners and IMF looters in the coming world order. Now wait a minute, remember, for decades there was no such thing as that, right, no NW, And yet the global elite people were writing books about the coming of What does that say? Oh? I don't know what that minute. I don't know what that means. It doesn't exist, even though I see it
in front of my face. It must not exist because the authority system and the authority structure that exists has told me it doesn't exist, even though I'm reading right here that does exist right in front of my face. But now, this book came out in nineteen ninety one, so we are what fifteen years prior to the famous Brief History of the Future book that we reviewed many years ago, six seven years ago when we were beginning this series. Of
course, this series began with doctor Carroll Quigley's Tragy and Hope. We did Anglo American establishment. Soon after we did Marilyn Ferguson's Aquarian Conspiracy, which is not a conspiracy book. Then we did Jacques Antele's Brief Hits in the Future from two thousand and six. Well, it turns out Jacques, who again is the Kissinger of France, Jacques Attali, Jique and Monkey and the Magene, the Kissinger of France, wrote an earlier book Way Ahead, in its
predictions. In fact, if you recall, he made the prediction of nomadic devices, which he said, these devices of the future would allow us to be cut off, deracinated from our traditional structures of family, nation, state, et cetera. And Ataly was absolutely correct. He said the effect of consumerism would be as it was mass produced these devices laptops, TVs and especially these would allow us to become more mobile and no longer be attached to the
things that formerly rooted us as human beings. Hence he titled the Nomadic Devices. Now I didn't know that he hadn't just said that in two thousand and six. He says it in his nineteen ninety one book Millennium. Wow. So even more of the curve than we expected, And there's some interesting artwork. I don't know who chose the artwork. If you publish a book,
typically, right, it's not the author that chooses the artwork. So a lot of times people like have these conspiracies and these oh why did you put this on the cover of your book? That I didn't choose the cover of my book. Okay, And most people who have a publisher, they don't get to choose the cover of their book. I had nothing to do with the this book at all. That's what publishers and editors do. For Atli, though, there is this bizarre I can't even read this. It's so
small. It looks like the months or the or is it? Maybe I guess the months twelve? It's twelve. So he's got these weird drawings in the loil. It looked like etchings and woodcuts. Right now, remember Atli was the kissinger to Francois meets Arond. Okay, so we're talking about the power behind the throne, so to speak, again, the kissinger of France, and he is identified that as that by Toffler in the forward. Okay, so that's not conspiracy theor it's actually right here he says, this is
nineteen ninety one. Otily is not known in America. America's too provincial. Oh yeah, we're not. We're not sophisticated in European. In fact, it was Jacques Attalie who accompanied Francois Mitehrand in the global meetings with Gorba Chop And it was because of this Kissinger of France role that Toffler says, Atli was placed as the head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and he says that he is there to help Eastern Europe undergo the painful transition from
a centrally planned Soviet economy to a market based one. However, he's not well known in America because Americans are provincial. He says that is a force of intellect and his interests and his analyses are broad and wide ranging. In fact, Toefler says, he wrote a fascinating treatise on the connection between politics and the economics of music. How does music relate to political culture? Well, they're gonna you're gonna find and you're gonna see some interesting comments from Ataly,
which I think helps us to understand why. In fact, you will even see a couple esoteric references from Atae, which makes sense given what we read and brief pitch in the Future where he talks about the global brain when we're all linked in our minds to the web, which he calls the gollum and he says that uh, in fact Ataly could be the head of a bank which could become a new pillar of the global order. Now this is right at the beginning of the public announcement of the EU, right, women,
was the EU publicly announced, wasn't it like? Early nineties EU? Now we know from our writings in our ninety three Okay, so this is two years before the public announcement of the EU. However, the EU was already planned by the OSS and the post World War two powers in the forties and fifties. And in fact we know that that was the case through the
what's called the European Project. And we went into great detail in Rawtu's excellent geopolitical absolute masterpiece, necessary work, the Milliner Fabian Conspiracy, and he's got an entire chapter dedicated to all the goons and goblins behind the European Project and essentially the Fabian socialists who are the architects of it. And yet again here
we have something that is not new in the nineteen nineties. But even in this book, they're essentially saying that he might be the head of the biggest bank going forward. Of course that didn't actually materialize because there's two areas of this book's thesis which ended up being wrong. So notice that the global elites when they write this kind of book, they don't always get everything right. They project things into the future, they have theories, plans, analysis,
actuaries, etc. And they're not always one hundred percent correct. And we're going to notice two key points where I'll tell that you got things wrong, but we're also going to see a lot of places where he got things really correct. Jordan Flores says, can you write a book on how to win an argument against my wife? No, because no one can win an argument against your wife. Steven Bissett, do you have a problem? Why are you even here? If you don't like what you're seeing here, you can
just leave, dude, get out of here. Uh. Interesting again, the woodcuts. I don't know what the woodcuts mean. It's another bizarre woodcut of almost a kind of alchemical This is like a an angel man handing a book, and then an angel above the angel who's blessing the people. I don't, I don't can't tell what this means. You can figure out what this means. But so Otsally begins by saying that, well, we're entering a new era because the Berlin Wall has fallen. So this book is written
right around that time. It's just fallen, and he says Toddler's future shock, that's old news. Change is the only Constant's not actually true. In fact, if change is the only constant, you couldn't say change is the only constant because the proposition itself would be self refuting. It would no longer be true. So if change is the only constant, yeah, thank you. By the way, we got eight hundred people on x that's cool. You guys would hit like and share. We got four hundred over here on
YouTube. That's nice. Antily says that history is accelerating, the Berlin Walls falling. Now we're in a new order and n W So key elements here that will be admitted is that it's almost like as Autoli will point out later, he says that the balance of powers in the world during the Cold War were two pillars with a pyramid in the middle. Yes, he says this, I kid you not. He says, the two pillars are USSR and
USSA, and then the pyramid in the middle. And he says that now that the Cold War has come to an end, the Berlin Wall has fallen, the Soviet Union has collapsing. He says that this pillar over here of the USSR is gone. Now we have and he says, the pyramid, by the way, is the US with the dollar at the top. So the end of the USSR removes the balance of power, so to speak,
to the new liberal, open market order of pluralism. But before we get to all that fascinating statement, at the very beginning of the book, I did not expect, Atali says, you might think that if you want to understand today's world, you would want to read classics of economics and geopolitics like
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations or Karl Marx's Dost Capital. And why yes, wouldn't every sophisticated nerdman geopolitical nerd man online ran We're read on the book jam Kyle marks share and he says those aren't even as relevant as Blade Runner. Yes you heard me right, Jecquette Deliz says, blade Runner is more relevant today than Dot's Capital or wealth of Nations. That interesting. It's almost like he's thinking esoter Hollywood was like, like he's thinking in this kind of way.
Yeah, exactly. By the way, shout out to those super chatters. I love my new my new sounds here, look at this, Here we go. He says, blade Runner is gonna be more accurate because the future that we're going into will be technocratic nineteen ninety one, y'all, this wasn't written in two thousand and twenty four. So again, a lot of things he's gonna get right, particularly with tech predictions, and in fact, believe it or not, Jacquette Deli is actually gonna get quite a few geopolitical
things and analyzes correct. The question though, is that in critiques he's going to get some really accurate critiques. Believe or not, I was surprised.
That does not mean his answers are correct. Now, he says that look, if the US is going to go into the future, if it's going to be the center of global power in the future, he says, it's going to have to transform, and one of the things that's going to have to transform is that money will have to move at the speed of the future, and he doesn't know if the dollar and these kinds of things are going to be able to move at the speed that globalization will require. That's fascinating
because he wasn't even thinking of bitcoin. He wasn't even thinking of cryptocurrencies. And of course its Silicon Valley America the West that develops bitcoin. And by the way, bitcoin will actually answer a lot of the things that atally brings up as problems. So again, nineteen ninety one, he didn't have any knowledge of this. He says that the future people will be severed from any national alliance by the microchip gadgets that they have. These nomadic devices will make
some people into rich nomads. They will be able to participate in a global, liberal market culture through economic choice. They will be able to roam the planet seeking ways to use their free time. Not everybody will participate in this, however, there will be many in the future who become obsolete, their functions are obsolete. There will be beggars of the future, the poor nomads, boat people on a planetary scale, applying the planet searching for sustenance and
shelter. It's almost as if they planned global upheaval to move the populations and to make them into nomads in order to have the end of the nation state. In other words, the open market liberal order post Soviet Union is the means by which there will be the transformation away from the nation state. And he says that you can read Alvin Toffler about this, and he says, I'm saying basically the same thing. Like pa civilizations, they sought order to
ward off the threat of nature and other warring tribes and men. This coming new order of the future will be based on the ability to manage violence. Unlike previous orders. However, they were ruled by religion in the past,
then it transitioned to military force. The new order of the future will manage all violence largely by economic control in other words, microchips, devices, etc. And if we want to avoid that cbdc UBI, et cetera, we're gonna need to have the means in this electronic age of opposing the electronic centralized control. This is the only one that does that. Bitcoin, it's decentralized. By the way, are you having a good week? Many of us
are having good weeks. In five days, Bitcoin is up five percent now, Okay, guys clicking the button. What did Ivan say? There's a good chance that we popped to eighty or ninety. Okay, seventy was a big key resistance point. If we can edge above seventy, there's a good chance of popping to eighty or ninety. Not guaranteed, but again, we know we're going to one hundred and fifty eventually. Okay, it might be
this year, it might be next year, who knows. But look, I just heard today that the pension funds, the boomer pension funds, are now looking for bitcoin exposure. Anyway, if you do, by the way, I want to get started with bitcoin. If you're looking for an outlet to just custody bitcoin and buy bitcoin, then I recommend swan bitcoin. And here is the promo code where you can head over to swan bitcoin and get
started by just buying and cussing bitcoin. And I remember, I had no idea what was in this book, but a lot of what Athlet brings up will actually be totally relevant to what bitcoin is. And I think countries that align themselves with this the future of real money, those are going to be
the ones that are prosperous and powerful. Now, Athole moves on to say that in the clothes of the Saddam Hussein situation there in the early nineties there or he says that the USA is expanding itself into too many foreign interventions and wars. By the way, no people always ask me this. There's a different Jay Dyer that is not me that wrote the Big Coin book. Even though I'm a big supporter a Big Coin, I don't know who wrote that book. I have no idea. I assume it's a real person. I
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and not a month. I don't know. I mean fifty dollars a month, dude, come on, you gotta be you gotta I would do more than that. It's like fifty dollars a month anyway. By the way, so thank you for the support. If you're on x uh these links are I don't have these links on X so I don't know. You can get these links over on YouTube. Now let's see where are we at here we go back to ottili, Atile says, because of all the expansion into foreign
interventions, like all previous empires, America will exhaust itself. I think this is a very plausible critique. And here we are, what thirty ish years later, and this does seem to be correct. Nine hundred on X that's awesome. So Attily is correct that in comparing the US to he says Spain, this is fascinating. He says, if you look at the history of
the Spanish Empire and its fall. He cites a historian named Paul Kennedy The Rise and Fall of Great Powers. He says that once Spain in the sixteen thirty four decided to get involved in the conflicts of the Thirty Years War, this essentially exhausted them. Spanish monarchy was sagging under massive debts and its inefficient industries. This eventually led to the bankruptcy, the declaration of bankruptcy in the sixth teen forties by the Spanish king and the full decline of the Spanish Empire.
He says that if you compare the US troop movements, this is in the early nineties. Broler, I remember this is the nineties, Saudi Arabia, Persian Gulf conflict, Iraq, blah blah blah. This is key. Now here's where Atole is really correct. Okay, so no, he's going to get some things very wrong. But this first couple chapters of this book
actually surprised me. I mean he was particularly the first chapter. This first chapter is like really accurate, and he's accurate from analyzing the problems he's doing a critique of consumerism. All this stuff's great. Does not mean his answers are great. His answers are terrible. But first chapter is actually really spot on it and basically everything we would say. Now he says, I like expain, the United States is not the first great power to become mired and
massive debt, as it remains retains global responsibilities. America has over extended its debt and this will become a symptom of fatal imbalance before its eventual demise. The US debt crisis cannot ultimately be solved by kicking the cannon on the road, et cetera, and more debt. He says that it is more evident that the central organizing principle of the future, whatever happens to be in the margins, will be economic. This will become apparent as we get closer to
the year two thousand. The rule of military might be characterized by the Cold War, it's being replaced by the reign of markets. The liberal ideas, the open market, the democracy, the liberal market, et cetera. Have defeated the chief rival of communism. To be sure, however, the conundrum remains, how will we balance this economic growth with social justice? So in the nineties nineteen ninety one, he's already predicting and talking about social justice will
be the buzzword of the future. How do we fix the social justice caused by economic disparities? And again, this is like a weird left idea that's totally debonked. I think it should be even though people still believe this. People think that the reason that there's crime and the reason that people act bad is because of social inequalities, like as if we had equality, there wouldn't be crime. No crime happens because humans are fallen and they choose vice.
That's why over virtue. So the left, they typically will classic progressives even today, the left whatever, they mistake the symptoms for the causes. So the reason that we have crime and all this crazy stuff is not inequality, it's those are manifestations of fallen human beings choosing evil. But remember, the left can't admit that there's such a thing as evil because that would undo the whole progressive as paradigm. Attali says that the West America is particularly transitioning away
from an industrial economy to a service economy. That's correct, and in fact, if we were called the analysis of one of the other globally texts, alex Obeya's Rank Corporation book, Soldiers of Reason, that we've did analysis of Abya actually says that the Rank Corporation was the brains behind that transition. So this was actually a planned thing. Wasn't accidental to transition America into a service
economy away from an industrial economy. It was done by design. There's a discussion by him of the dialectical clash of East and West and the Cold War, perhaps leading to a fall of both into a new world order that didn't end up happening. Instead, we got the victory of Western liberal democratic capitalism, whatever the heck that is. But he says that the real focus of the future won't you give you that stuff. It's going to be microchips,
biotech and GMOs. Again, way ahead of his time with that one, and he says that we're emerging into a new hyper industrial order. So he just like Klaus and Davos crew right Fourth Industrial Revolution, he's talking about the same thing as Klaus. There, inequality will cleave to this new world o rder, just as the Berlin Wall once divided east and west, he says, So in the future, there's still going to be a cleavage of inequality,
but it won't be geographical east and west of the Berlin Wall. It'll be super elites with money versus the masses of those that don't have money. How do we determine who will be the super elite with money? It will be whoever has controlling interests in whatever the money of the future is, is
essentially what he says. He doesn't say that in explicit terms, because again he doesn't know what bitcoin is. But if you believe in bitcoin, then that's what he's that's what he's looking for, right, Like the Pagans in Acts seventeen groping in the dark. He doesn't know, but he's like, whatever in the future ends up being the solution to money and money power will
be that. Now. I have this analogy I came up with that was fitting, I think, and it's I love that scene in the New Dune right done too where they're trying to figure out how they're gonna beat shut on the fourth and the Harconans and and uh Gurney and and uh Paul are like, well, of course we do have that giant stash of the Attradees' family warheads, and the freemen are all like, the what the heck is that now in the future which is already beginning to emerge, If you want your
version of the inheritance of the Atradees' family money warheads, how many BTC do you have? That's what I'm talking about. Do you see my analogy that's gonna be the thing of the future, Right, Do you understand it's difficult already to become a whole coiner. How much more difficult will it be? To become a whole coiner. When it's five hundred thousand dollars per bitcoin, what about when it hits one million dollars a bitcoin? What about when it
hits ten million dollars per bitcoin fifteen twenty years from now. Now, of course true, the dollars devalued, so that doesn't necessarily mean that it has the same purchasing power per se, but it just depends. There's no you're not going to stop this. This is the money of the future, and people still haven't figured it out yet, and don't listen to the dummies in the chat have no idea what it is and what it ain't really look touch you, yeah, can you touch the app on your phone for your bank?
No? Do you see the money when you transfer it on zel? Do you touch it? No? So enough of these uh, low tier boomer arguments. Now back to Attalie. How many tradees, nuclear economic warheads? Do you have? The revolutions? I didn't even Here's a color revolution I forgot about. He says that we've just seen the success, apparently of Europe's remarkable Velvet Revolution. So this was the CIA's Color Revolution in Czechoslovakia, known as the Velvet Revolution is one I told you a color revolution. I
totally forgot. This led to the opening up of the economy there to a market economy, and then he says that a future of successful color revolutions might occur. Some of them did, of course in Ukraine, it was the Orange Revolution. By the way, that doesn't mean we want to go back to some Soviet thing. It just means that amazingly Anti cashes this out.
It's a dialectical conflict between East and West Soviet versus Western capitalist And to those who are of the higher order of this kind of international stuff, they seem to kind of have this spoken slash unspoken secret that it doesn't really matter which thing emerged under the Cold War, either of these systems will be the placehold or it will be the phase before we go to the full on nWo. So if the Soviets had ended up winning in that experiment, then we would
have had a Soviet dominated technocracy. That's why we saw a lot of hd Wells, bertrand Russell right early on. They were saying, Hey, the Soviet experiment is running wonderfully. Maybe that's the model of the future technocratic governance. Right. That's why Russell says that it's Plato's Republic, Plato's Republic Union of Soviet Socialist publics? Did you even know the USSR Socialist Republic? There is an even more ominous and less visible threat on the rise and has to
do with a very warp and woof of the nWo. It's liberal ideology of consumerism and pluralism. The essence about democracy and the market is choice. But what happens when choice is not given and available to all people? He says that the system might begin to crack when it's realized that there's not actually choice, And he says that really the whole system is grounded on a nihilistic indifference and the cult of immediacy, which is I thought was interesting. That's true.
I agree there is a cult of immediacy, which is what technology provides is convenience. And it's great to have that efficiency and the convenience. However, there's a trade off because when you trade off everything for convenience and immediacy, oftentimes we're actually trading off a lot of good things too. So we're
trading our privacy nowadays for a lot of convenience and immediacy. We're trading local business for the convenience and immediacy of Jeffrey buzz Os and his drone army that's going to bring the packages right rather than driving to the local business to buy these things so that we can save a dollar and give the oligarchs of Silicon Valley more and more power control. And he says, you know, all of this might collapse into a possible nihilistic revolt. Interesting he doesn't say exactly
who would revolt, but I think he thinks maybe the poorer classes. But of course if they revolt, right, they're not going to revolt against the actual people in control. They're going to revolt against people that they are duped into revolting against, like the local business owner who makes two hundred thousand dollars a year, as if that's the person who's like, you know, the elite. Okay, now that's not the elite. I mean that's who employs
and gives jobs to people in the local community. Amazingly, he says the culture of choice must not be allowed to embrace processes that would transform life itself through tinkering with human DNA and destroying the genetic heritage of the human rights. The diverse genetic characters. Well, that's fascinating, So Jaquatalie almost sounds like he's warning against transhumanism and genetic manipulation where and that's quite a change from what
he's pushing in two thousand and six. So he's a lot more cautious and dare we say, almost traditional in ways in this nineteen ninety one book versus his two thousand and six book, which says that transhumanism is the tip of the spear of Then wo he cites of all people. Well, no, let me rephrase this. He says that we can never allow the biological limitations
or borders to be overrun or destroyed. The great paradox of global consumer democracy is that the rights to pleasure and happiness might be a toxic elixir we are forcing our children to drink. Amazing. Wow, that sounds like us, because this is the point we make oftentimes to libertarians when we're debating from whence
view derived these ideas of rights? Perhaps there are rights, but on what grounds and in your system, what's the justification for rights, especially since many of you are low tier Reddit level atheists, Where in any sense at all do you imagine that there's a right if we are matter in motion. This is fiction. Where do we get rights to choice and pleasure and consumption? Well, these are just assumed. Attily says, we're gonna have to have
a new definition of the sacred. Well, I agree, like it seems like modern society has actually divested itself from the sacred. Attily notices that, But of course there's no such thing as inventing a new definition of You can't invent new definitions just be made up. So Atali's a secular, you know, sort of materialist approach, pragmatic approach to these questions is not going to
get us anywhere. I mean, to be honest with you, this first chapter it sounds like Jordan Peterson. I mean, you got some interesting insights. I wouldn't say it's as right wing as quote unquote right wing as Jordan Peterson, but it sounds like a chapter that Jordan Peterson could write. And then he says, look, let's go back to history and see if we can do some archaeology of ideas to find some historical forms and structures. Now,
this chapter again, it was actually fairly fascinating. It's a great insight into the mind of the global elite about how they view things, and in every global elite text, almost all of them, Right, we get the same process. Right, we have to do the same thing where we have to go through the history, and really what it ends up being is the
global elite storytelling. Right. We need the history lesson from them, and then they give us the storytelling, which allows them to then posit that their version of where we're going in the nWo is the only rational one to go into. He says, history tells us that a man has these sort of stages and these these sort of phases. And he says that we're gonna look
at social forms and the myths that cultures utilize to create social cohesion. And he says the first thing that happens is that they invent and make up hierarchy. I would say that's true, right from a historical perspective. And I don't think all hierarchy is invented, but there is a sense in which hierarchy
is natural, is what we're saying. Right, And this again sounds kind of like, yeah, I think you could say he's probably read fu Co. I mean he's probably read a twainbe fu Co, you know, outline of history. As she wells, I'm sure he's read all these people to kind of put together this journey. Probably a goose. Compte has the same idea, like progressing civilizations and ages of man. It's kind of arbitrary, but he says so basically, mankind develops hierarchies in order to have a functioning
society. They make up categories in value and distinction. So this kind of sounds almost like Nietzsche, right. They also come up with a annointed king or prince who has the monopoly of violence. Here it sounds like a libertarian. They place this right of justice and violence in this single ruler, and then we get the investiture of violence. Then violence gets managed by also the
priest class. So the priest class rises is very Nietzschean. The priest class also kind of competes with, or synthesizes with, synergizes with the prince. He calls this prince a priest and prince prince and priest here, and we're not talking about prince. Like purple rain, purple rain, purple rain, purple rain. R E, I g n oh, get it, prince and priest, get it purple rain. I'll make it rain underneath my rain elect me and you'll be rich. I'll make it rain underneath my purple rain,
by the way you would like in share. Welcome everybody, Then, he says, the priests class was also perceptive, and that an orderly society. He seems to say, they made it up, needed the idea of sacrifice. We need sacrifice and scapegoats. Scapegoats might be the center the enemy tribes, you know Whoever, the problem of the society is the escapegoat, he says, Really, this is oh a mythology that the priests repeat to control society. The notion of the sacred, then, is intimately tied into
this power structure that brings order to violence to control society. Ever since the first sedentary social forms, perhaps say ten thousand years ago, there have been free ways to control man's violence. The religious control, the military control, and the economic control. The first, the religious, mediates man's relationship with nature and the fact of his death, the second the relationship between the social
forms that is the military, and the third the economic. With each of the social forms, these three ways control violence and thus define the order corresponding to various types of social forms or social structures. These orders, which can in turn be called the orders of sacred, force and money. Sacred force and money the three key elements here. Multiple forms of order and sacred continue up into the present day as well. However, the modern forms have seen
religious power displaced by the political and the economic. So political economy has replaced the religious power. Thus today we essentially have no sacred The sacred has no power. But without the sacred, there is no power, and so other entities are actually invested with sacred power. He says, if you go back to ancient worldviews, these were all integrated. For example, all of life was divine, part of the divine mythos, a manifestation of the divine.
For example, animism, you saw every object has a spirit that in dwells it. The eating of flesh and animals and perhaps even cannibalism was part of this perpetual cycle of nature. This is a very again, very fuco Very Nietzsche type of analysis. Everything was seen and subsumed under the order of the sacred in a unified, holistic worldview. Thus, nothing, whether it's birth, death, art, or life, is not a part of this worldview.
Today we've moved away from that worldview where animism he's just calling animism any kind of religious worldview that sees everything as in some sense related to her own by the divine or sacred. Now the sacred has been replaced with products. I'd say that's true. So now we've moved away from animism to where sacred objects are now consumable products. And he says this is a natural outworking of
the rule of money. Once we transition to the money power in modernity post capitalism, he saying, then we no longer see these things as sacred because they're not in any sense related to a transcendent. They only have the human horizontal plane relative value insofar as they're useful to humans. Thus, no transcendent here doesn't mean that there can't be. It's just saying that this is the
attitude, the modus operandi of the system. That's all you say. He says, Thus capitalism has rise to efficiency, immediacy and streamlining or the Burnham type stuff managerial elite, et cetera, tailorism. And he says we can look back in fact to market forms. Capitalism is the ninth form. I don't know where he came up, but he just sort of came up with these forms. He says, there's nine forms, and we're in the ninth,
and he's gonna these in a minute. At the center of each of these forms or phases is a dominant city state, and these city states are ruled by elites that define the ideology of the city state. In fact, religious revolutions are oftentimes a determining factor in the power structure of these elite city states. Now, notice this is one of the global elite telling you that the global elite rule from city states. Is he a conspiracy theorist, No,
he's one of the global elite. He's the kissinger of friends telling you what I say. Each market form uses technology that is more efficient than the predecessors in utilizing energy and organizing communication. A form is stable in so long as it creates it's enough wealth to maintain the demand for its products. When it begins to falter or is hampered, this market form weakens and gives way to the next. Thus there's an intimate connection between money, power and tech.
Then, he says, the newest form that comes when a new form organizes will be a new center. When technology here is and social relations allow for competing businesses on the market to replace non market services by a new mass product object. The market will then obey and new added value. Mark Carney one dollar. I work in cybersecurity. I know bitcoin is auditible and traceable. Yeah, I'm aware of the public ledger. And he says it is not a good currency. It is a good store of wealth. I understand
that. But you can have the something else else it's a layer two, or you can have something else that's a stable coin, or the dollar can continue to exist but be backed by something like bitcoin, so it doesn't have to be the day to day thing itself. It can just be the backing for whatever. The day to day thing is a digital dollar or something like that. So I'm aware of that. But also the fact that it's decentralized and that it's a public ledger. It means that it is audible and traceable
in the sense of like bad actors. But also a lot of these entities that would do this right, they might not be here in ten or fifteen years or twenty years. The eight forms. I'm sorry I missed, Philip, Philip Edenhorn, this is the top ten global elite streams. Thank you this one, or you mean that you want a top ten and global lead MG sends three dollars and says, I just want to hear that sweet song. Yeah, exactly, let's here it ready. Next up is the eight
forms after the song. From the thirteenth century to now, eight successive forms have emerged. Again. I have no idea where he gets I guess he's just picking the eight most powerful city states from thirteen hundred. Why he picks thirteen hundred, I don't know, Bruges thirteen hundred, Venice fourteen fifty and swear At fifteen hundred, Genoa fifteen fifty, Amsterdam sixteen fifty, London seventeen fifty, Boston basting retired eighteen eighty, and Nu Yak thirteen thirty I'm sorry
nineteen thirty. So basically saying that we're kind of at the end of the New York dominant New York Wall Street dollar dominance era. As technology progresses and is invented, production improves in society is able to then cut the costs of goods and services, and whoever is better at that becomes the new center of
power of the city states. Notice that he doesn't say it's nation states, it's these powerful city centers New York, London, etc. He says, each time there's a new form, it reduces the power of the family in the previous form. Interesting a world economy, a world economy always has an urban center of gravity, a city that is the logistics and heart of this activity. Dominant cities do not dominate forever. They're eventually replaced by another.
And what determines that, Apparently it is tech. The essential question must be answered, well, who decides what region or city becomes the center? A city becomes the center when it's constellation of industrial and political elites organize themselves around a cultural project and harness the resources to develop new technologies for faster and better means. This is going to be a key element I believe in determining who will have power in the future. The new petro dollar is a CBDC.
None of that's going to work. I mean a CBDC that they put out is just going to be another It's going to be an electronic fiat. How is that going to be any better? An electronic fiat will probably be worse than a physical fiat. This is not fiat, it's the opposite of that. Now listen to this. What is the form that rules where we are now? Well, where we are now in this New York post New York nineteen thirties era, get this material abundance and geographical advantage rarely amount to what
makes for the key city center. So what is it then, that allows for certain cities to arise? It's not the answer I expected. You might think, well, physical location or material abundance, and he's saying, no, it's not actually that. This is his thesis. What allows a certain region or city to arise to become one of these keys is rather that it avoids becoming entangled in wars. Foreign entanglements bleed the rivals and allows the city
that doesn't get involved to become the center. Isn't it interesting that what allowed America to become what it was the world power non interventionism, not becoming entangled in all these wars which drains and destroys the country. To prop up this ridiculous form of a form of imperialism is the only way to put it.
And by the way, it is that Brazinski calls it the American Empire, that, by the way, was all designed by the CFR the CFRs who decided to turn America away from a protectionist, non interventionist power into a global police, international interventionist power. The CFR achieved that in the nineteen twenties. That transition, that was their key function under Rockefeller or another oligarchs, and that's why we're in this situation that we're in. The Second World War was
the midwife of the New York dominant Wall Street market form. The desire of families and homemaking, desire of families for homemaking durables was met by this Kynesian New Deal social spending policy of the post war period. And what is kanesianism Fabian socialist economics. Milton Keynes was a Fabian. All of the institutions post World War Two that were set up you might think, were they communists,
were they capitalists? No, dummies, They're both. It's called Fabian socialism, which is the merger of monopoly capital and communism, known as reform Marxism or Fabian socialism. And literally all of the post World War two institutions that exist now today, the IMF, the World Bank, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, they are Keynesian institutions. That's the world that we live under.
In fact, there's a whole list of these institutions in the book, and that's because all of these British elites that set this up were all part of this same structure. The Royal Instagram National Affairs was created under the leadership of Lionel Curtis and was structured by Fabians like R. H. Tawney, John Maynard Kaines, Philip Noel Barker, as well as Fabian collaborators and synthesizers like the London School of Economics professor Arnold Toynbee, who became the director of Chatham
House. Thus, all of these institutions that were set up, League of Nations, United Nations, Area CFR, Socialist League, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Aspen Institute, World Council, Churches, NATO, Bilderberg, they're literally all set up by Fabian socialists. It's not even that hard to figure this out. It's not even like controversial, and that book is way better and more modern and updated. This is just the older version of this
history. And people are all confused about this because they think that it's like classical Marxism. It's not classical Marxism. Okay, it's not anti capital, it's Marxism that's pro capital. And allied with it, and atally admits that Ghess that is the structure of the existing order. Now he says that the competition, and I guess that's why he has this weird woodcut. I mean, it looks like a durera. I don't know what it is, but this is like two guys competing. So I guess this is about competition.
Now, this next chapter is where he gets things wrong. There's a couple of insights in the chapter though, because he says, for example, the very beginning that our system is based on pluralism, that is the system of a liberal markets, democratic open liberal markets. It requires pluralism. He says, we could describe this as a pyramid with two pillars. I kid you not. This is his Masonic terminology. He says, the world structure is like a pyramid with two pillars. Oh, I'm sorry, Jacques Attilli,
Are you an idiot conspiracy theorist? Because anyone else where to say this they would be immediately aimed as an conspiracy. Is yet when you say it using your obvious Masonic imagery. And by the way, Grand orient Freemasonry has always been very powerful in France, and most of its leaders and presidents are members of their Grand orient Lodge, et cetera. He says, the world order
in the Cold War can be described as a pyramid with two pillars. The pyramid is the shape that is taken by the eighth market form, which is the dollar. It is the petro dollar, the universal international currency that presently rules, and the two pillars are the main maintenance of the dialectics of global order of the US and the USSR. However, this one pillar of the USSR has just collapsed. This will now give America the opportunity to become the
center again. Then he says, there's two competitors to America that might displace America as the center. He says, those competitives, and this is where he's wrong. These competitors for the next few decades will be Japan and the EU. Okay, well, that didn't happen. In fact, four years after this book, Japan's economy collapsed into what's called the Lost Decades. Over the period of nineteen ninety five to twenty twenty three, Japan's GDP fell from
five trillion to four trillion. Real wages fell eleven percent. The Lost Decades. So perhaps americanists understood the threat of Japan. And I remember in the nineties there were these books that were coming out, there were books coming out about the rise of Japan, the threat of Japanese, you know, economy to the West and whatever. So whatever happened, however this occurred, I
don't know all the details of this. Enough happened such that Japan was definitely emasculated and cucked into being essentially unable to have population below replacement population levels. And I guess essentially the toxic culture that was exporter was enough to do this. I don't know, I don't know exactly. I'm not I don't know enough about Japanese geopolitics to say. But he says that the other competitor would
be the EU. That didn't work. That EU has not become a competitor to America, so exactly where that's going to go, I don't know. However, he says that the dream of the EU in nineteen ninety one would perhaps be that it could step forward to become a competitor. Unfortunately, it turns out as even Atali says Japan, just like Japan, Europe's replacement population
levels are not enough to even give it that status anymore. And he's writing prior to all of the non Europeans suddenly entering Europe in the past twenty years. So Atili got all of that very wrong. However, he was perceptive enough to realize that population displacement is more than sufficient to erode the nation state, combined with the power of the nomadic device, which severs from one's heritage, family, tradition, et cetera. So that's the first half of the
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