Bismillah - Al hamdu lillah rabbil alameen( ! :) )
First, some things and pictures that didn't make it into my previous post:
Already posted about it but...:
Pictures from previous blog post:
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The Grayzone • 32K views The Grayzone's Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate survey the details of Seymour Hersh's investigation exposing US responsibility for the
Watched some of this, I already know (Youtube auto-play): TOP SECRET: Our Classified Documents System Is [Redacted] | The Problem With Jon Stewart Podcast The Problem With Jon Stewart 657K views The media is chasing the classified documents fiasco like it’s spy vs. spy, Trump vs. Biden. But on this week’s episode, we’re breaking
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THE UNIMAGINABLE GREATNESS OF OUR UNIVERSE One Islam Productions 4.9K views Produced By One Islam Productions By Khalid Yasin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The ONE ISLAM TV APP is now
- Bismallah Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem -
Muslim Alliance With Russia (Rūm) / Birmingham Lecture (19/03/23) Limited Tickets Available Sheikh Imran Hosein 12K views Sheikh Imran N Hosein Will Be Conducting A Lecture In Birmingham On Sunday 19th March Titled "An Islamic Eschatological Analysis Of
I should maybe speak a bit about this talk...my thoughts...some is simply - for the haters etc. of Shiekh Imran - think about how things have changed over just such a short period of time, the cultural norms, especially and even in, just America. 40 years ago, Shiekh Imran would probably be about my age as a young, middle-aged man (1982-83) and homosexuality was seen even in America's culture and mainstream view, as being something kind of strange and yucky - dirty, in general. Now, it's a norm. As far as Christmas goes and for Muslims, Allah SWT knows - and most people nowadays, don't relate Christmas much to a religious thing but as a holiday and a time of presents and family get together. It's a cultural norm but yeah, obviously it's more of a capitalist uh, holiday to spur on spending etc. It's a huge thing, the fact that like half or more of the U.S. population does some Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping - that is HUGE. Facts...Though Shiekh Imran I think is a bit aggressive yes, that can be off-putting a bit, understandable, but um, I see it also as, us young people being weak and used to weakness in the west. "Truth can cut like a sword - I see how old people and the generation of older people, being stronger and being more experienced and less concerned with the internet type of age and the judgment of others affecting them as like we have now and the "moral superiority ideological complexes" we have now, though people are afraid to speak out against evil and wrong. I need to be strong and stronger in real life - but don't be an extremist or act like a tyrant - It truly can be hard to remain humble and wise when people go against you - to not retaliate or vilify within our own egos/mind or with actual speech and actions - transgressing the limit of what is good and/or best in conduct and righteousness ( -> Surah Wal-Asr).
- "Calling Pakistan Again" - Shiekh INH. - My notes: - Stand up - come together (Muslim ummah) - even if you/we die fighting the oppressors - this is the correct/right way at this point (in history). - The Prophet Sallahu Alahi Wassalem Muhammad's last speech - Shiekh INH's speech on Riba. The Ummah's downfall is because we/they are allowing ourselves to be enslaved by those who eat away at our brother's and sister's property/wealth. (The breakup of the Ummah into sects - all of these things coming to pass - these predictions of the future from our Blessed Prophet S.A.W. - is all true and has or is coming to pass.) Fight for true freedom - a free world, a just world. That would be worth it -> The Mahdi will come - I know, I know. Allah knows best what we and everyone does - the good people and the bad and all the hardships and struggles people go through. Allah is the greatest.
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The WHO’s “Health Plan” Is All About SURVEILLANCE – Not Health! The Jimmy Dore Show 96K views The World Health Organization has released a new video starring American doctor Maria Van Kekhove, and the result is a jargon-filled farrago of obfuscation, revisionist history, propaganda...
- Jimmy has nearrrlllyy a sick (weird) sense of humor/comedy...may Allah forgive us, I can't help but laugh and feel disgusted...its a good thing we have humor and can laugh about things though, that's for sure. It's okay to get mad about things we should get mad about and feel disgusted at - it is disgusting! How people sell themselves for the riches of this lowly worldly life! Ugh. I've never liked the materialism and fake niceness of some people who claim to follow Jesus Alayhi As-Salaam..
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This is really good...:
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Redacted 508K views NSA whistleblower and american hero Edward Snowden agrees with us here at Redacted that all of this UFO talk is just a distraction to take your mind off of what’s really going on here. Take...
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- Now this is a good air-defense vehicle weapon-system. - America retired my MOS - 14S and the old Avenger (had some problems - very old overall, very old equipment and technology) which has actually made the news recently with some of those systems being sent (our old junk - not total junk" really, still very expensive and useful but it's just the equipment is very old so it has problems) over to Ukraine along with Stinger missiles of course but this is like anti-IDF (artillery, rockets and mortars) and anti-aircraft in one vehicle AND it's armored. What does America have planned to replace the Avenger? - I don't know. - Have heard about using (the development of) a laser-based weapon-system being employed for anti-IDF and prototypes of a new up-armored replacement for the Avenger...:
China Become UNBEATABLE With New Air Defense Type 625E System Race To Space • 38K views China has been rapidly advancing its military with developing short range air defense systems that are capable of detecting and dealing with low flying aircraft such as drones. SHORAD systems...
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Bismillah....Words fail me I don't know what to say - watch these Islamic videos please (Muslims at the least) and the next one (everyone). This whole blog sometimes amazes me and this post as well...I don't know what to say other than Al hamdu lillah rabbil alameen.
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Has some unsavory imagery a bit (- Pg. 13, 16 or 18+). Important - understand the traps of this Dunya in these times - follow the Prophet Muhammad S.A.W. - Try to be merciful and strong: End Time Series - Part 6 | The World Is Ready For The Arrival of The Biggest Fitnah (Dajjal)
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- To non-believers and believers as well (increase Imaan and reverence/amazement of the Lord):
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Kim Iversen 113K views Jimmy Dore host of The Jimmy Dore Show joins us to discuss the current state of America... Join us in Washington D.C. this Sunday February 19 https://www.RageAgainstWar.com/ Catch Jimmy Dore...
well the U.S is spending millions of
0:04 dollars shooting down weather balloons
0:06 blowing up natural gas pipelines and
0:08 bringing us to the brink of nuclear war
0:10 with Russia and China Jimmy Dore says
0:12 America is a failed state run by
0:15 Psychopaths and I'm not sure I know what
0:17 you mean Jimmy what do you mean by that
0:21 welcome to the show
0:23 I can tell you what I mean by that these
0:25 people are Psychopaths isn't it amazing
0:27 that all of us you know I remember the
0:30 first time I went on Joe Rogan he was
0:32 talking about UFOs and and I said well
0:35 why do you think they're telling you
0:36 about UFOs now and he was like no Jimmy
0:39 it's real I talked to the pilot he saw
0:41 it I'm like they've been seeing UFOs
0:43 since they started flying and just now
0:45 the military is confirming this why is
0:48 it because they want to spend a trillion
0:49 dollars on a space force why are they
0:51 and they want to distract you from the
0:53 Nordstrom pipeline being blown up they
0:55 also want to distract you from Palestine
0:57 Ohio uh it's it's amazing how you know
1:01 Americans are the most propagandized
1:03 people in the world and they have no
1:05 idea that they are
that's the thing
1:07 that's crazy but anyway that's and and
1:09 the psychopaths are the people who still
1:12 won't give their own people Health Care
1:14 while they're sending a hundred billion
1:16 dollars in bombs to kill other people
1:18 their blood loss thirsty Psychopaths we
1:21 did it to Iraq we did it to Libya 20
1:23 years in Afghanistan we did it to Syria
1:25 we're still doing it to Syria isn't that
1:28 amazing how people can get so outraged
1:30 at Vladimir Putin invading Ukraine and
1:33 but no no even no animosity not even a
1:36 blink of an eye to the United States
1:38 occupying a third of Syria which is the
1:40 oil part so again we're the thing we
1:43 claim to hate America is the world's
1:46 terrorists and now we you know we were
1:48 supposed to be afraid When Donald Trump
1:50 was President because he has his finger
1:51 on the pole on the button and now we
1:54 have demented Joe and he's saber
1:56 rattling with two nuclear powers and
1:58 these are of course economic Wars and we
2:01 look like idiots while we're doing this
2:02 you know like shooting down weather
2:04 balloons pow pow pow pow you know
2:06 weather balloons and then saying these
2:09 are some sort of Chinese Tech or maybe
2:11 UFOs but they're really sort of pointing
2:13 the finger over at China being like wow
2:14 making us look like idiots
I don't know how the rest of the
2:41 world sees it but it's definitely uh if
2:44 the Chinese wanted to do something
2:46 provocative like this and spy on us they
2:49 already have satellites that can spy
2:50 they can zoom Zone in and they can they
2:52 can read my credit card with a satellite
2:54 they don't need to put a balloon that
2:56 you could see with the naked eye over
2:59 our country so again this is the United
3:01 States is uh the world's terrorists
3:05 they're doing it constantly uh I can't
3:08 believe how I mean you know we'll both
3:10 have shows because the the corporate
3:13 news media is so horrible and and they
3:15 won't tell you the truth about anything
3:17 especially War
3:18 but it's just mental now I can't even
3:22 like the news has no resemblance to
3:24 what's actually happening in the world
3:25 and none uh it's I I don't get and
3:29 they're not talking about this people
3:30 are saying that this thing that happened
3:32 in Ohio is like a Chernobyl and uh I
3:36 don't know because nobody will cover it
3:38 nobody will talk about it people will go
3:40 to cover it they get arrested we're
3:42 being ruled by Psychopaths who deny you
3:45 health care in the middle of what they
3:46 call a deadly pandemic they just put the
3:48 vaccines on the the CDC just put the
3:51 covet vaccine on the schedule for
3:54 children now you and I both know that
3:57 children are at zero risk from covid so
3:59 making giving kids a covet vaccine is
4:02 evil it's not just anti-science it's
4:06 literally evil and and Democrats cheer
4:09 it on like they're virtuous people and
4:12 we're some kind of conspiracy nuts
4:13 they're being duped by the biggest
4:16 criminals the world have ever seen which
4:18 is big Pharma we all know they're
4:20 criminals we all know they'll kill you
4:22 for a profit but you weren't allowed to
4:24 question it and now they're poisoning
4:26 children with this yeah it's really it
4:29 is Criminal and you know other countries
4:31 right now are actually Banning it or or
4:33 no longer recommending it or even
4:34 offering it for people under a certain
4:36 age you know under the age of 50 and
4:38 they're saying you don't need this this
4:39 is only for high risk and certain
4:41 countries even uh I think it's Quebec
4:43 actually just recently said that you'd
4:46 have to have not have had covid before
4:48 they're now willing to give you a shot
4:50 so natural they're they're acknowledging
4:52 natural immunity and saying natural
4:54 immunity is better than the shot you
4:56 don't even need a shot if you've already
4:57 had covet and you only need a shot if
4:59 you're older and high risk they're not
5:01 even giving it to younger people in
5:03 their recommendations and yet here we
5:04 are sticking it on the list for kids
they're starting to follow the money and
6:09 they realize that Bill Gates By the way
6:10 Bill Gates is now after he cashed in his
6:12 money that you know he put 55 million
6:14 dollars into uh Pfizer buying Tech and
6:17 then he sold I don't know how much he
6:19 sold but he sold a bunch of it and then
6:20 as soon as he did he started shooting on
6:22 the back
6:26 doesn't stop you from transmitting it it
6:28 doesn't stop you from getting it it's
6:29 not long-lasting they're not good we got
6:32 to get better back all of a sudden all
6:34 of a sudden after he gets his money out
6:36 of it and so people thinking that Bill
6:38 Gates you know they think he's a nice
6:40 person who wants to help people with
6:42 vaccines Bill Gates is a criminal Maniac
6:46 megalomaniac how do you get to be the
6:48 richest person in the world by helping
6:50 people we all know how you get to be a
6:52 billionaire by crushing people and he's
6:54 barely a computer specialist he didn't
6:56 write any of that code that made them
6:58 money he's a monopolist right he knows
7:00 how to uh to to Gin the system and and
7:04 Crush people so Bill Gates because he
7:06 wears a crew neck and he looked sweater
7:08 and he looks like a nerd people think he
7:09 wants to help people he doesn't want to
7:11 help people he wants to control people
7:13 he's a megalomaniac just like everybody
7:15 else why do you think he's funding The
7:17 Who governments are supposed to be
7:19 funding the who you know the number one
7:22 donor to the who is Germany number two
7:25 Bill Gates number actually Bill Gates
7:28 Right and actually Bill Gates donates to
7:30 other foundations that donate to the who
7:32 like he's in charge he also does the
7:34 main funding for Gavi and gavi is a main
7:36 funder for The Who so it's not just the
7:38 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation but
7:40 he's got proxy money coming in so he's
7:42 really even more influential than it
7:44 actually looks like on that list and
7:46 he's got money just coming into these
7:48 organizations through all of the other
7:49 organizations that he funds and that is
7:51 what's really scary he has a
7:52 disproportionate amount of power over
7:55 our Health Care system and he thinks
7:57 he's some expert on I mean I suppose I
7:59 guess he is an expert on viruses right
8:01 uh no sense he's a College Dropout yeah
8:04 well right you know Microsoft viruses
8:07 this virus oh I got you oh yeah I was
8:10 trying to make a joke Jimmy and you just
8:11 I'm sorry
t is sold out but maybe I can squeeze
9:27 you in I could probably
9:30 um I I do want to ask you about this
9:32 about so I have to ask you about Lula
9:35 and Brazil and what is going on down
9:37 there because this is so you have been
9:40 on the Forefront of of promoting
9:43 Medicare for all for a long time this
9:45 has been you know Medicare for all
9:47 Medicare for all and I I've been right
9:49 there with you but I have to say a lot
9:51 of people who have been very Pro you
9:54 know the traditional Progressive of what
9:55 you and I know what a progressive is
9:57 nowadays I don't know what it is
9:59 um but people who are very Progressive
10:00 wanting Medicare for all are now
10:02 extremely hesitant about about about it
10:05 and the pandemic really is what caused
10:08 this hesitancy you know and now you see
10:10 a guy like Lula de Silva down in Brazil
10:13 who is a supposedly Progressive you know
10:16 sort of leader that a lot of
10:17 progressives were behind for a long time
10:20 gets into office and now he's saying if
10:23 you want these social programs you have
10:26 to be vaccinated it's unclear right now
10:29 if he means the coveted vaccine in the
10:33 vaccination schedule that's not quite
10:35 but but he has alluded to it and people
10:38 are very worried because he hasn't
10:39 specified that he's going to include
10:42 coveted vaccines but either way saying
10:44 if you want this you have to do this
10:47 thing that the government wants you to
10:48 do
10:49 I I mean I don't know what do you are
10:52 you still a big supporter of Medicare
10:53 for all knowing that it could be you it
10:55 could be weaponized against us in this
10:56 way?
10:58 so it's all our Healthcare is already
11:00 weaponized against us right so we
11:02 couldn't get it you couldn't go to work
11:04 you couldn't travel you couldn't go to a
11:07 restaurant unless you followed What big
11:09 Pharma said that we had to do so they
11:11 already have control over us because
11:13 they have complete control of our
11:14 government
11:15 so the idea what I try to tell but I
11:18 understand people this covid experiment
11:21 uh making people afraid to give power
11:23 over to the government but we already
11:25 they already have it they already have
11:27 it through and what what I try to tell
11:29 people is the key here is to try to get
11:32 uh capitalists out from in between me
11:34 and my doctor right now there's a
11:36 capitalist in between me and my doctor
11:38 that controls what kind of medicine
11:40 medical care I get I want to get that
11:43 guy out of there because I can't elect
11:45 that guy I can't vote for him I can't
11:46 fire him I can't get him out he owns my
11:49 so what I can at least at least I can
11:52 vote out my representative I can vote
11:54 out the president I can vote out my
11:56 Senator so I have a little bit of
11:57 control over that I want to get the
11:59 month to capitalist out from in between
12:01 I want somebody in the government who
12:03 doesn't have a monetary interest in Mike
12:05 Health Care like big Pharma and the
12:07 insurance companies and so that's what
12:09 Medicare is now if you ask everybody
12:12 can't wait to get if you if you don't if
12:15 you think you don't like Medicare it's
12:17 because you've never been sick because
12:18 if you get sick in the United States if
12:21 you get seriously ill in the United
12:22 States and you have private insurance
12:24 you're going to pay through the Wazoo I
12:25 had the best health care that you could
12:27 purchase individually I got sick with a
12:30 bone disease in a unique way that they
12:32 didn't know how to care for and I went
12:34 bankrupt because it had to take out
12:36 second mortgages and everything to pay
12:38 off bills and see doctors and so uh
12:41 people the people who are most against
12:43 Medicare for all have never seriously
12:45 been ill uh even people like John
12:48 podesta do you remember those when the
12:49 emails got when his emails got revealed
12:52 he was uh he when he turned 65 he's like
12:55 I made it I'm getting Medicare yet and
12:58 that's one of the most powerful guys in
12:59 the country he's excited to begin on
13:02 Medicare so again Medicare could be
13:05 better and they're always trying to
13:07 wreck it and they're always trying to
13:08 make it privatize it which makes it
13:10 worse they're doing that with Medicare
13:11 Advantage so uh we so the price we need
13:15 to to stay vigilant but Medicare for all
13:17 if we could do that that would liberate
13:20 workers uh and that would uh that would
13:23 that would make social Progress way more
13:25 uh able to happen because people right
13:28 now are tied to their jobs because of
13:29 their hey my kids got diabetes I can't
13:31 do this I'll lose my job and then my kid
13:33 loses his day and so we need to free
13:36 workers from being tied to their job
13:39 because of their health care that
13:41 doesn't happen in the other parts of the
13:42 Western World it only happens here and
13:45 it's time and I think when you explain
13:46 it to people like that that we need to
13:48 get a capitalist out from in between it
13:50 was the capitalists that made covet
13:52 happen the government didn't think this
13:54 up you know who thought this up this was
13:55 thought up by big Pharma and fauci and
13:58 Collins that's who thought this thing up
14:00 and they did it and now we're finding
14:02 out that yeah so and built and Bill
14:05 Gates By the way also
14:07 yeah I mean it is unfortunate that the
14:08 pandemic has really shifted a lot of
14:10 people away from uh from Medicare for
14:13 all and even from Universal education or
14:16 um government I hate to say the word
14:18 free education because we that it's just
14:21 where we want to put our tax dollars
14:22
rather than blowing up weather balloons
14:24 you know that's where I would prefer my
14:25 money to go is to ensure that we live in
14:27 an educated population and it is
14:29 unfortunate that people are shying away
14:30 from these ideas because they're worried
14:32 that the government will have a lot of
14:34 control over them what they learn or
14:36 what they have to put into their bodies
14:38 but the reality of it is I mean you're
14:39 right it's the policy bad policy could
14:42 be implemented anywhere right you could
14:44 put bad policy in with getting your
14:47 driver's license you could say well if
14:48 you want a driver's license you have to
14:50 get the covet vaccine bad policy is just
14:52 bad policy and we have to get those bad
14:55 policies out of these ideas so that we
14:58 can have them they're good ideas and we
15:01 just need to make sure they're not run
15:03 by bad policy I think is really what it
15:05 boils down to
- I like Kim and Jimmy - agree. - "So you want or believe in an educated population, (especially within a) democracy and think we should have good policy?" - Yep. Me too.
t's just uh here we
15:10 are you know hopefully hopefully we can
15:13 uh it's it's it's incredible how
15:16 anti-science so many of these so-called
15:18 Pro science people are I still am amazed
15:20 at people when I see them on like social
15:22 media saying you know all these
15:25 anti-vaxxers were the reason why the
15:27 pandemic didn't
15:28 um why we couldn't end the pandemic it
15:30 was still their fault and it's like so
15:32 okay right it wasn't the fact that this
15:34 jab didn't stop the spread at all you
15:37 know you you know I don't know what to
15:42 say to those people I could you know
15:43 when I had a debate with my friend
15:44 Graham Elwood over mandates right and
15:47 when he came on it was painfully it was
15:50 painfully apparent that he knew
15:52 absolutely nothing about the science
15:55 surrounding the vaccine
15:57 and uh he didn't know that it didn't
15:59 stop transmission he didn't know it
16:01 didn't stop
16:02 uh contraction uh he didn't know that
16:05 this virus this illness mainly affects
16:09 the elderly the average age of death is
16:11 82 years old just like the flu just like
16:14 other stuff like that and you know who's
16:15 saying it's just like the flu Bill Gates
16:18 is now saying it's just like the flu
16:19 because he already got his 500 million
16:21 dollars
ike look what's going on in France
18:27 right now they want to raise the
18:29 retirement age from 63 to 65 or maybe
18:32 from 61 to 63. it's it's way less than
18:36 us right and they're in the streets
18:39 shutting down the country who's doing it
18:41 the labor unions got together and shut
18:44 the country down and those people
18:46 already have Medicare for all and they
18:48 already have dental and they already
18:50 have a retirement and they're still
18:52 shutting stuff down that's what I don't
18:55 know how we get that spirit in America
18:56 we don't have it right now because
18:58 people are falling for the propaganda
19:00 that it's your neighbor's fault like if
19:02 you're hurting and if you're in economic
19:04 pain because of covid you should blame
19:06 the unvaced you should blame the
19:08 trumpers you should blame your neighbor
19:09 instead of claiming the oligarchy who
19:11 did a controlled demolition of our
19:13 economy which crushed everybody except
19:15 for a handful of the richest people who
19:17 run this place and then they want me to
19:18 blame my neighbor for the pain I'm
19:20 feeling because he wouldn't take a
19:22 vaccine that never worked the way they
19:23 said it did in the first place well I'm
19:25 not gonna hate my neighbor I'm not gonna
19:27 blame him I'm going to reach out to my
19:29 neighbor which is what I'm doing this
19:30 Sunday in Washington D.C at the rage
19:33 against the war machine rally and I'm
19:34 going to find common ground because we
19:37 have a net a common enemy and that is
19:40 the oligarchy that actually runs this
19:42 country this idea that if you vote for a
19:44 Democrat you're voting to save democracy
19:46 as Bill Maher said hey Bill our
19:48 democracy was stolen from us decades and
19:50 decades ago which is why workers haven't
19:52 had a raise since 1980 and half the
19:56 country's poor low income can't afford a
19:57 500 emergency your country was stolen
20:00 from you by corporations and when are
20:03 you going to get angry about that
20:04 they're only angry about January 6 a
20:06 bunch of yahoos and pajama bottoms and
20:08 buffalo helmets stealing a pony idiom
20:11 that's not a revolution that was not a
20:13 coup that was a bunch of pissed off
20:15 people just like the Democrats were
20:16 pissed off for four straight years
20:17 because they lost to Donald Trump those
20:20 people were pissed off too we have a
20:21 bunch of pissed off people and the
20:23 oligarchy controls the corporate media
20:25 which keeps them distracted their anger
20:28 gets pushed in the wrong way it gets
20:30 pushed against their own brother their
20:32 neighbor and that's the thing we have to
20:33 wake up Ralph Nader's been talking about
20:35 this for 25 years it's time for the left
20:38 and the right to come together and if we
20:39 and and Brett Weinstein's talking about
20:41 this stuff and if we don't do it now
20:43 it's over this country's on its last
20:45 legs people don't realize that but this
20:47 Empire is ending uh we we're we just put
20:50 three more military bases in the
20:52 Philippines while we have people living
20:53 under every bridge it's over for
20:56 American people aren't waking up to this
20:58 Joe Biden is your enemy Nancy Pelosi is
21:00 your enemy just as much as Donald Trump
21:02 and Chuck Schumer are your enemies those
21:04 are these are the oligarchs we do not
21:07 live in a democracy and it's time for
21:09 people like Christian Smalls to organize
21:11 people and get them in the streets
21:12 because Bernie Sanders will never do
21:14 that he will never get his followers to
21:17 do an action against the establishment
21:19 ever neither will AOC or pramila jayapal
21:22 or rokana they'll never ever ask their
21:25 followers to get in the streets and shut
21:26 something down ever
21:29 Jimmy door everybody
21:30 um join us this Sunday at the rage
21:33 against the war machine rally Sunday
21:35 February 19th we will be in Washington
21:37 D.C in person speaking at this event at
21:41 the Lincoln Memorial then we're going to
21:42 be marching ourselves to the White House
21:44 and speaking up
- "Where is my country?"
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coming to you from the Vancouver resource investment conference
0:14 and one of the big themes of this year's conference is how the dollar denominated monetary order is being challenged in
0:22 several ways accelerating de-dollarization led by The Brick Nations dollar debasement and
0:28 devaluation with a potential total collapse of the system a looming Global reset and Central Bank digital
0:36 currencies and my next guest Lynette Zhang has been one of the first to sound
0:41 the alarm about all of these potential threats let very good to have you with
0:48 us oh Michelle I'm very happy to be here thank you for having me Lynette you have been warning about this since 2009 yes
0:55 yes and Lynette is of course you know the chief Market Analyst at itm trading you have almost 60 years of experience
1:02 in the financial sector including as an investment banker with Larson Lehman and American Express so you been in the
1:09 trenches I have been in the trenches the challenge Lynette is on what of the
1:15 impending threats we should focus on considering your work is in a word
1:21 terrifying but very important that we get this information out there I also
1:26 know that you're warning about how in the near term not too distant future our money in the bank is at risk of being
1:33 co-opted by the banks in the form of a bail in as opposed to a bailout before we get into that
1:39 and again as I say a lot of ground to cover but why don't we start with your major thesis and that is that we have
1:45 reached the end of the currency cycle yes because what people don't realize is
1:51 that everything has a life cycle I am at a different point in my life at 68 than
1:57 my granddaughters who's about to turn eight and currencies are no different
2:02 than that and there are recognizable patterns that we can see all along the
2:08 way but there is not one doubt in my mind I mean first of all officially
2:14 there's roughly three cents in purchasing power left out of the currencies at the original dollars worth
2:21 of purchasing power so what happens when you get to zero you have to go negative
2:27 they have to take your principal and haven't they been testing that since 2009.
2:32 well and Lynette as we discussed earlier every single Global Reserve currency has
2:38 lost its status so it's only a matter of time unfortunately before the dollar
2:44 gets dethroned before we break down how this collapse happens I want to touch on
2:50 one of the points that you've made recently and that is that our deposits
2:55 in the bank are at risk of what you see is a bail in which has been sanctioned
3:00 by the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 which said no more bailouts 2008 we had government
3:06 spailing out out the two big to fail Banks now it's time for the depositors
3:13 to step in so break that down for us well you know for one thing people have the assumption that when they make a
3:19 deposit that's their money but it's not when you make a deposit legally you are
3:26 loaning your money to the bank and in 1995 they enacted regulation D which
3:34 legalized and enabled the banks to sweep your deposits into sub accounts that are
3:40 in the bank's name and then use that as collateral for loans and you know
3:47 frankly most of the revenue that the banks generate right now is trading Revenue
3:52 according to the office of the Comptroller or the currency so that just enabled them to reduce their their
4:00 Reserves and to use your money to gamble with you don't even realize it because it's
4:06 invisible well in the post.frank world like you say you're not simply a customer depositor you're actually
4:12 legally classified as an unsecured creditor exactly and legally anyone that
4:18 carries a balance over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars by law can have the money directly taken from their
4:24 account without permission to help the bank stay afloat if need be
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started off by talking uh resolutions New Year's let's give some you know some some some tangible things for the folks
34:31 at home here um did you make any resolutions or anything you're changing this or anything you plan to do different let me
34:37 say yes but what I want to share with people is is is this is that there's a
34:44 picture of Brian Tracy over here I don't know if you people can see but it's the psychology of achievement I listened to this 20 years ago I listened many times
34:51 I went to meet him okay I was like a young and poor I went all the way to meet this guy got asked him for a photo
34:56 and and then I mailed him the photo and he signed it and he says EB you're the best and send it back to me which I
35:03 think was so cool that I framed it but one of the things that that affected me more than anything else I've ever done
35:10 is goal setting and it's really important that people I'm happy to share this with people because I do this all
35:16 the time because I write my goals down and I write them down as if I already have them and I rewrite them and I write
35:23 them very frequently you know like every couple of weeks I rewrite all the goals and all kinds of goals like health goals
35:29 and personal goals and relationship goals and how I want to treat my children how I want to have my my house
35:36 look everything not just money stuff and I've done that for 20 years now and I
35:42 promise you that every goal I've ever written down I've accomplished and a lot
35:48 of people can't believe that but what Brian Tracy taught me was that you're programming your mind for success and
35:54 when you do that you you soar with the Eagles instead of scratching with the turkeys and so if people want to get
36:00 serious about success they'll write their goals down and they'll start today and they're not going to wait for the
36:06 new year or the Chinese New Year or any kind of that's right new turnover they'll start that today and and if you
36:13 do that I welcome you into that lifestyle and I think you'll love it so much that you'll never stop doing it
36:21 sore with the Eagles baby that's it that's right EB Tucker uh always uh always great
36:28 uh catching up with you getting your thoughts I thoroughly enjoy it thank you
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good evening ladies and gentlemen columnist and syndicated editorial cartoonist Ted rall is an award-winning
0:43 graphic novelist and the author of non-fiction books about domestic and international current affairs his
0:48 political cartoons appear in approximately 100 newspapers around the United States and from 2008 to 2009 he
0:54 was president of the association of American editorial cartoonists he has won several awards for his work
1:00 including two Robert F Kennedy journalism Awards a Scripps Howard National journalism award and best book
1:05 of the Year award from the American Library Association joining him on stage tonight is Chris Hedges Chris has spent
1:12 nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent in Central America the Middle East Africa and the Balkans he
1:18 has reported for more than uh from more than 50 countries and has worked for the Christian Science monitor National
1:24 Public Radio the Dallas Morning News and the New York Times Hedges was part of the team of reporters at the Times
1:30 awarded a Pulitzer Prize in 2002 for the paper's coverage of global terrorism he
1:35 is also the author of several best-selling books including War as a force that gives us meaning and his new
1:40 book wages of rebellion the moral imperative of Revolt we're here tonight to celebrate the release of Ted's newest
1:46 book Snowden without any further Ado please welcome Ted Rawl and Chris hedges
do you get into this topic how do you you know we know Edward Snowden is a controversial and
3:57 fascinating figure and what he did has uh evoked a lot of strong opinions on
4:03 all sides of the political Spectrum but the question is for me was how do I get to you know
4:09 what's the book what is the book we know there's a Snowden book but what is it so when I was asking people uh about you
4:15 know the people were saying well uh what's your next project uh as they always do I said well I'm working on a
4:21 graphic biography of of Edward Snowden and I was shocked by how many people told me that they didn't know who he was
4:29 including uh very uh people who are well read uh people who uh you know who are
4:35 who are very aware of privacy issues and I was just amazed by that so I thought
4:41 that you know how is it that we can live in a world where in 2013 two years ago
4:47 what to me is the most important story of my lifetime more important than 9 11.
4:53 how is it that that story has be has faded Into Obscurity and then the other
4:58 aspect was that among people who knew who he was they were very vague on this
5:03 on the particulars a lot of people said isn't he that Russian spy or isn't he
5:09 the guy who said something I mean that's a quote literally as I heard over and over something about NSA or CIA I don't
5:16 know they were doing something wrong I don't know so I realized that what he revealed had to be stated and laid out
5:23 in some kind of very key clear concise way that could be easily digested by
5:29 just about anybody and so I realized that part of the book was going to have
5:34 to be about laying out these NSA programs that were revealed in June of 19 of 2013 to the guardian and the New
5:42 York Times in the Washington Post and to lay them out and so because the only program that has been discussed in
5:50 Congress or by President Obama in any way has been the telephony metadata program which is the NSA spying with the
5:58 cooperation of the telecoms like Verizon and at T and Sprint on the information that's on your phone bill that's
6:04 telephony metadata so it's stuff what time you made a call where the person was how long you talked to them what
6:10 their phone number was what your phone number was that's it and you can get a lot of information from that uh you know
6:16 if you're calling an oncologist you might have cancer or someone close to you might have cancer if you're calling
6:22 Mother Jones magazine to complain about your subscription not about your magazine not arriving you're probably not a republican so you can tell a lot
6:29 about people from telephony metadata and clusters of people and subsets of clusters of people and there's been a
6:37 lot of articles about that but there hasn't but then there's been a lot of misdirection purposefully by the
6:43 government and by the press That's largely controlled by or allied with the
6:48 government so for example they keep saying well you don't have to worry about it because that program doesn't
6:53 actually intercept the voice content of your call and that's true they're
6:59 telling the truth about that because they have another program that does that and then the people who defend that
7:05 program say well you don't have to worry about that program because it doesn't store the calls it only intercepts the
7:12 cost and that's true totally true because they have another program that stores the calls for five years or
7:19 longer it's all stored on a data Farm in Utah and to make it really frightening a
7:25 lot of these documents that Snowden stole are years old so you know the technology has only improved since 2012
knew that lastly the third part of the of the of the book besides telling his
7:51 story explaining the explaining what the programs do the third thing had to be
7:57 about the existential dilemma faced by this man who was literally one in a million and by one in a million I mean
8:02 really two in 1.4 million because there are 1.4 million Americans who had access
8:09 to some or all of the classified documents that Edward Snowden took from the NSA CIA and Booz Allen Hamilton
8:17 and of those 1.4 million people who saw Brazen violations of the Fourth
8:25 Amendment here I mean let's be clear on this no one on the political Spectrum says that these programs are legal they
8:31 are not legal they say that they're defensible that they are necessary they're expedient but they don't say
8:37 that they're that they're legal because they're not legal they're not authorized under the Patriot Act they're not
8:43 authorized they're they're violent they're massive violations of the fourth amendment's protection against unreasonable assertion seizure so they
8:51 are there's no question about that and so the the issue really is why did all of
8:58 these for me I wondered about the kind of society that we live in that over a million people could see this law
9:05 breaking on a mass scale and only Snowden and a guy named Tom Drake who
9:11 did the a similar thing but tried to work within the system about 10 15 years ago
9:16 these two guys are the only ones who have stepped forward in the last 15
9:22 years since not the last 14 years since 9 11 at all to talk about these programs
9:27 now bear in mind also there have been previous whistleblowers and the nsa's effort to scoot up scoop up every bit of
9:34 information possible has been something that has been that dates back at least
9:39 to the 1980s bearing in mind also that the nsa's charter from 1947 is only
9:45 foreign signals intelligence and what that means is NSA is allowed legally under U.S law to spy on foreigners they
9:53 can spy on foreigners on America Americans when they're talking to a foreigner but they're not allowed to talk to an American The Intercept
9:59 American talking to an American or emailing an American or texting an American or whatever and so they're
10:06 doing this on a mass scale and they started doing it on a mass scale with a program called Echelon in the 1980s that
10:12 was not widely reported upon in the United States but was well known in Europe and in that program essentially
10:18 made the effort to intercept every fax transmission Telex bank wire transfer
10:25 all these communications at the time and at the time General Hayden who was the
10:30 head of the NSA bragged that the uh that that the U.S did successfully intercept
10:36 every bit of communication in the United States back in the 80s so we're not talking about anything terribly new this
10:42 goes has gone back goes back a long way it's just much more efficient now and I
10:48 opened the book uh with with the passages from the world depicted by George Orwell in 1984. uh and where
10:56 people are followed by by cameras as they move through the streets uh telephone uh drones and planes and
11:03 helicopters track their movements and most I think memorably is the telescreen which is the TV that's on the wall in
11:10 your house and you can never turn it off and you watch it but it watches you
11:16 whatever the government wants to they can see what you're doing in your room and they have it positioned in such a way that there's almost no privacy
11:22 whatsoever in your room well the NSA has literally this was the part that made me
11:27 open with 1984. the NSA has literally recreated this with Smart TVs and
11:33 Snowden has revealed that the NSA can watch you through the camera on your on your computer or the camera on your
11:39 smart TV so if you have a smart TV they can watch you and so it's it's kind of insane they
11:47 can track you through the movement through the streets just like they could in 1984. that's how the Boston police
11:53 and the authorities track that sarniak Brothers after the Boston Marathon bombings and they were literally able to
11:58 sit in a control room and watch it now there's a question about efficacy you
12:04 know in the end it was really a nicotine addiction that caught Mr tarnyoff
we have this dystopian world and we have this society that has been somehow so morally corrupted and I think the moral
12:54 issue is really huge here it's a matter of right and wrong when you see law breaking occurring at your job to say
13:02 okay well if I can't go through the system and as Snowden said the problem with the system and the reason the
13:08 system is broken is because you have to report wrongdoing to the very people who are most responsible for it if we if
13:15 you're not willing to take that to make that sacrifice as whistleblowers like Daniel Ellsberg and Chelsea Manning and
13:22 several and and many others but not nearly enough have done then there is
13:27 literally no ability whatsoever for this system which is so off the rails in
13:33 terms of militarism and being beholden to corporate interests and so on and a
13:39 broken electoral system it is impossible there's no hope whatsoever just like in
13:45 1984 the world that George Orwell portrayed when I was a kid I'm 52 years
13:50 old seemed like a possible future but now it's our absolute present in fact
13:55 that's our past if we went to the world of 1984 it would not be as dystopian as
14:01 what we are living in today and uh you know I think I want to leave time for Chris to talk so we can get to the
14:08 discussion so that's a little bit about Snowden [Applause]
14:19 thank you thanks Ted um
14:24 this book wages of rebellion begins from that point from
14:30 the dystopia that Ted described what our greatest living political philosopher
14:36 Sheldon Woolen calls inverted totalitarianism
14:42 and by that he means it's not classical totalitarianism it doesn't find its expression through a demagogue or a
14:49 charismatic leader but through the anonymity of the corporate state they're in a classical totalitarian
14:55 regime you have a fascist communist revolutionary reactionary party that
15:02 overthrows a decaying structure and replaces it in inverted totalitarianism you have
15:07 corporate forces that purport to pay fealty to electoral Politics the
15:13 iconography and language of American patriotism the Constitution and yet internally have seized all of the levers
15:19 of power to render the citizen impotent we have is the Canadian philosopher John
15:24 Ralston Saul has aptly pointed out undergone a corporate coup d'etat in
15:30 slow motion uh and as Ted explained it's over and this book that I wrote is
15:36 really how does one resist how does one Rebel uh against this dystopia
15:43 it especially given the effects of climate change we just saw through the
15:50 LA Times this massive investigative project that came out today showing that
15:56 Exxon Mobil was well aware their scientists were well aware of climate change and global warming decades ago
16:03 and yet um like the tobacco industry denied that
16:08 reality in the name of corporate profit um I mean you know not only a criminal
16:14 offense but a fence that uh you know May at this point given the extent of the
16:21 catastrophe May mean the extinction of the human species itself and so in this
16:28 book I talk about the imperimoral imperative of Revolt which of course Snowden exemplifies uh and uh I argue
16:37 that given the incredible power of the security and surveillance state that is
16:43 arrayed against us coupled with militarized police forces coupled with
16:48 the evisceration of our civil liberties finally we have to rise up not so much
16:57 for what we can achieve but for who it allows us to become that we can't use
17:02 the word hope if we don't resist and that means physical resistance it means
17:08 Civil Disobedience sustained Civil Disobedience and it means jail time
17:16 um this is a passage from the book on Snowden I thought it was kind of apt to
17:22 go with the talk tonight and Ted's book
17:28 I have been to war I have seen physical courage
17:35 but this courage is not moral courage very few of even the Bravest Warriors
17:42 have moral courage for moral courage means to defy the
17:47 crowd to stand up as a solitary individual
17:52 to shun the intoxicating Embrace of comradeship to be disobedient to Authority
18:01 even at the risk of your life for a higher principle and with moral courage
18:08 comes persecution the American Army pilot Hugh Thompson
18:15 had moral courage he landed his helicopter between a platoon of U.S soldiers and 10
18:23 terrified Vietnamese civilians during the mili Massacre
18:29 he ordered his Gunner to fire his M60 machine gun on the advancing U.S
18:36 soldiers if they began to shoot the villagers
18:42 and for this act of moral courage Thompson like Snowden
18:48 was hounded and reviled moral courage always looks like this
18:55 it is always defined by the state as treason
19:00 the Army attempted to cover up the massacre and court-martial Thompson
19:07 it is the courage to act and to speak the truth
19:12 Thompson had it Daniel Ellsberg had it
19:17 Martin Luther King had it and what those in Authority once said about them
19:24 they say today about Snowden
so let me speak to you about those drunk with power
19:48 to sweep up all your email correspondence your tweets
19:54 your web searches your phone records your file transfers
20:01 your live chats your financial data your medical data your criminal and civil
20:08 court records and your movements those who are Awash in billions upon
20:15 billions of taxpayer dollars those who have Banks of sophisticated
20:21 computer systems along with biosensors scanners
20:27 face recognition Technologies and miniature drones
20:33 those who have obliterated your anonymity your privacy
20:39 and yes your Liberty there is no Free Press
20:45 without the ability of the reporters to protect the confidentiality of those who have the
20:52 moral courage to make public the abuse of power
20:58 those few individuals inside government
21:03 who dared to speak out about the system of mass surveillance have been charged
21:08 as spies or hounded into exile an omnipresent
21:16 surveillance State and I covered the East German Stasi state creates a climate of paranoia
21:23 and fear it makes Democratic dissent impossible
21:30 any state that has the ability to inflict full
21:35 spectrum dominance on its citizens is not a free state
21:42 it does not matter if it does not use this capacity today it will use it
21:47 history has shown should it feel threatened or seek greater control
21:54 the goal of wholesale surveillance as Hannah Aaron wrote is not in the end to discover crimes
22:02 but to be on hand when the government decides to arrest a certain category of
22:09 the population the relationship between those who are constantly watched
22:16 and tracked and those who watch and track them
22:22 is the relationship between Masters and slaves
22:28 and those who wield this unchecked power become delusional
22:35 General Keith Alexander the former director of the National Security Agency
22:41 hired a Hollywood set designer to turn his Command Center at Fort Meade
22:47 into a replica of the bridge of the Starship Enterprise
22:53 so he could sit in the captain's chair and pretend he was Jean-Luc Picard
22:59 James Clapper the Director of National Intelligence had the audacity to lie under oath
23:07 to Congress this spectacle was a rare glimpse into
23:12 the absurdist theater that now characterizes American political life
23:20 a congressional oversight committee holds public hearings
23:25 it is lied to it knows it is being lied to
23:31 and the person who lies knows the committee members know he is lying
23:36 and the committee to protect their security clearances say and do nothing
23:43 these voyers listen to everyone and everything
23:49 they have bugged the conclave that elected the new pope they bugged the German Chancellor Angela Merkel they
23:57 bugged most of the leaders of Europe they intercepted the talking points of
24:03 U.N Secretary General ban Ki Moon ahead of a meeting with President Obama
24:12 now what security threat was posed by the conclave of Catholic Cardinals
24:20 the German Chancellor and the U.N Secretary General
24:26 they bugged businesses like the Brazilian oil company petrobross
24:31 and American law firms engaged in trade deals with indu China for shrimp and
24:37 clove cigarettes They carried out a major eavesdropping effort focused on
24:42 the United Nations climate change conference in Bali in 2007.
24:48 they bug their ex-lovers their wives and their girlfriends
24:53 and the NSA stores our data in perpetuity
24:59 I was a plaintiff before The Supreme Court in a case that challenged the warrantless wiretapping
25:07 a case dismissed because the court believed the government's assertion that our concern
25:13 about wholesale surveillance was in the words of the government attorney's speculation
25:21 we had the court said no standing no right to bring the case
25:26 and we had no way to challenge this assertion which we now know to be a lie
25:33 until Snowden in the United States the fourth amendment limits the state's ability to
25:40 search and seize to a specific Place time and event
25:45 approved by a magistrate and it is impossible to square the
25:51 bluntless of the Fourth Amendment with the arbitrary search and seizure of all
25:57 our personal Communications former vice president Al Gore said
26:02 correctly that Snowden disclosed evidence of crimes against the
your discussion of uh moral Heroes um and the distinction between what's legal
29:35 and what's moral Chris I'm thinking about gave some examples
29:43 Socrates the main the main moral Hero at the foundation of
29:50 the discussion well I'm a great admirer of the
29:56 philosopher Hannah Aaron who writes quite a bit about
30:01 The Dilemma one faces when they are confronted with what Emmanuel Khan calls
30:06 radical evil and when she finishes the University of Heidelberg she writes that
30:14 she had to unlearn everything she was taught at University in order to become
30:19 a moral being she herself joins although she was not a Zionist an underground Zionist group
30:26 that attempts to help German Jews flee to what was then the British Mandate of
30:32 Palestine until she's picked up by the Gestapo uh almost killed expelled from the country
30:38 stripped of her German citizenship and become stateless and uh
30:44 I think that the the system of what Sheldon wolin calls
30:50 inverted totalitarianism the corporate state is one
30:56 where we as citizens have lost not only our voice
31:02 but our ability uh to to make um you know our most basic rights
31:10 respected we have example after example of how what it is that we as Citizens
31:18 expect or desire is irrelevant to corporate power
the courts have an Essence upended our most important constitutional rights by
32:30 judicial Fiat that's how you get this absurd idea that unlimited corporate cash is the right to petition the
32:37 government or a form of free speech
whether it's the high courts in Ohio so the the government which is completely captive to corporate power becomes a
33:44 weapon to criminalize and crush a legitimate Democratic dissent and that's
33:49 where we are we have of course the wonderful smoke and mirrors and bread and circus
33:55 and political Vaudeville which is on track to cost us seven billion dollars
34:00 in professional sports and I mean there's all sorts of ways to distract us
34:06 um but you know the the naked fist of the state which Ted referred to is becoming more
34:13 and more apparent especially for poor people of color where uh people are just
34:18 being gunned down unarmed people are being gunned down daily in the streets and if they're not being gunned down and
34:25 terrorized in the streets they're being locked in cages and we'll go back to Aaron she said that
34:31 when you create omnipotent policing when you strip a segment of your population of Rights the way we have stripped poor
34:40 people of color of their rights then rights become Privileges and once rights
34:45 become privileges they can be taken away from everyone you also have created as Aaron points out a legal and a physical
34:52 mechanism by which should there be unrest or should The Wider population
34:57 become restive those tools can instantly be applied to everyone else
35:05 it's almost like you know this everything Chris said is absolutely true
35:10 and mainstream and and if you told me even 20 years ago that if I'd heard
35:17 someone saying these things I would have thought they were a crackpot a nut and you know but what you're saying is
35:24 absolutely true and it's amazing to me how the system of
35:30 checks and balances turned out to be nothing of the sort in so so quickly I mean you know I think you know there's
35:36 there's no one thing you can point to but for me a great example was the 2000
35:42 uh the disputed Florida election um you know it's like well the U.S Supreme Court was never supposed to hear
35:48 that case because in the United States elections are decided by the states so when the Florida state supreme court uh
35:55 ruled for a recap order to recount in certain counties that was supposed to be the last word and the U.S Supreme Court
36:03 even took pains in Bush V Gore to point out that this was not a precedent shouldn't be relied upon in the future
36:10 and yet nevertheless they stepped in they ruled they installed Bush who didn't win the
36:17 State of Florida right that's the part that's real would not have won if a full recount had occurred and one can
36:23 obviously criticize Al Gore's strategy of not asking for a Statewide recount which was foolish for statistical
36:30 reasons as well as for because you would imagine there'd be a more a bigger Democratic under count in Republican
36:38 counties than there would be in Democratic counties so I wonder how Gore's math skills are but I but I still
36:46 the thing that's still amazing to me is he is installed and I remember when that decision came through I lived on
36:53 Morningside Drive overlooking Harlem and I expected to hear glass start breaking
36:58 I expected to hear people screaming in the streets I expected what would have
37:04 happened in any number of other countries around the world in terms of unrest protests and so on and nothing
37:12 happened and I just wonder is there something about the American character
37:18 or is there something about the place we are in as a society and with and and
37:23 stuck in this political structure or have we all been propagandized as as through our schools and our and through
37:31 advertising and our popular culture to not resist not react to act like we're
37:37 all just take it and keep going on I mean the problem is that when they carry
37:43 out you know an egregious violation of norms
37:49 it's not immediately apparent what they have done um
37:55 there's a great book called defying Hitler by Sebastian Hoffner he was a
38:00 lawyer in the Law Courts uh in the early 30s when 1933 when the Nazis take power
38:07 and he he sees how the all of the effort the party makes to subvert the law
38:13 and so that on the surface things appear as if there's a continuity from what
38:19 went before when in fact there was a kind of radical legal change that becomes the
38:26 structure by which you impose a totalitarian system that
38:32 an in stalinist Russia if you go back and look you know at the early years up
38:38 to the 20s there was opposition there was a dissident press yes the anarchists
38:44 and others were brutally repressed but it takes time and there's a moment in
38:49 hoffner's book where he describes the fire in the reichstag which becomes the
38:55 excuse by the Nazis to impose martial law and the next morning everyone gets
39:01 up and goes to work and takes the kids to school and he said actually people there were
39:06 people who congregated I think he was in Leipzig um but he said the uh
39:12 social Democrats were so frightened they all fled to Switzerland in their cars
39:18 and he said people kind of said well kind of what people say about Trump well at least you know they have the courage
39:23 of their convictions however repugnant those convictions are so so what we have
39:29 seen is a very similar kind of process and corporate totalitarianism is a
39:36 different species from other forms of totalitarianism but no less pernicious and in fact in terms of the
39:43 technological uh capacity to Monitor and control the government far more frightening
39:49 than past systems and I covered the Stasi state in East Germany so what
39:54 you're seeing and what you allude to is that you're right that it was an incredibly radical moment and let us
40:00 take a moment to defend Ralph Nader he did not elect George Bush This became
40:06 the way the Democratic party sought to demonize Nader who terrified them and who they had to destroy because he
40:14 actually represented the interests of working men and women and defied corporate power no one's been fighting
40:20 corporate power longer and harder and better than Ralph but you're right that that this this I mean you're right to
40:26 point that out as a kind of seismic moment but I think it's I mean we are certainly you know utterly illusioned
40:34 we're probably the most illusion Society on the planet um and entranced by all of these kind of
40:40 electronic hallucinations that are now in our handheld devices uh but I think
40:45 that the uh the the Crux of this issue is that when this transformation takes
40:51 place in any totalitarian system it's largely imperceptible and then when it
40:57 is perceptible it's too late
your father and um I mean I've always studied the family system like all my life because to me that's kind of the
41:21 root of so many of our problems is that we just don't have really good leaders
41:27 of people to give the young coming into this world that leverage and to stand up
41:33 for what's right and I I mean I tried to bring this out all my life and it was I
41:39 was not popular because I could see the lack of Fitness the lack of Health the
41:44 lack of just like high standards and standing up for what was right I mean at such a young age and and I was
41:53 always trying to get people to reach for more to stand up for more to try to be more than just having a job and you know
42:01 paying your mortgage and having kids and you know and I would always be pointing
42:07 out just below standard that was set that people just I mean like you had to
42:12 dig a hole in the floor they set the standard so low and they would they would make excuses for if you pointed
42:19 out something they would make excuses you know going down rather than up you
42:24 know just kind of let me let me just toggle I mean what's your what happened and we can go back and I spent a book
42:31 death of liberal class talking about this process you created a system of mass propaganda through the Creole
42:37 commission or the Committee for Public Information in World War one that destroyed our radical and Progressive movements and then morphed into uh you
42:46 know moved to Madison Avenue began working on behalf of Corporations which through propaganda up upended or
42:53 overturned traditional American values of thrift self-effacement hard work
42:58 communitarianism and replaced it with Hedonism and the cult of the self
43:04 um a profligate consumption uh and so what we often times today refer to as
43:12 and I think this gets to your point where it refers to as American values are in fact corporate imposed values
- I don't think it's that bad but, it's not good. There's lots of good people in the United States still its just....
you know one of the problems is that we look back in history at these figures these great resistance figures Malcolm X
50:58 Fannie Lou Hamer Sitting Bull uh and you know we kind of uh hold them
51:06 up but we're unable to see those figures within our own midst because the state
51:12 so in Snowden would certainly be one of them because the state so effectively demonizes them
51:18 and makes us afraid to identify with them and stand up for them and that was
51:25 that was true for all of our great resistance figures and Prophets and and
51:31 martyrs uh people forget uh you know how hated a figure even Martin Luther King
51:36 was uh while he was alive these are uh and
51:42 and if you know history is important but oftentimes I think we
51:49 um we don't learn the lessons of History we don't understand what it means to make moral choice to take moral risk and
51:57 and and and the costs that always come with taking moral risks because if there
52:02 aren't any costs it's probably not much of a moral stance
52:07 it's uh you know I mean it's interesting to me about Snowden you know this is in
52:14 the this isn't history it's right now and he's such a typical American guy you
52:20 know I mean he's you know he he looks ordinary he's he's you know he's white
52:27 he's a technocrat he started out as a right winger he was a right-wing
52:32 libertarian voted for Ron Paul in 2008 donated money to Ron Paul
52:38 um he's an American kid from South Carolina raised in Crofton Maryland
52:43 um it's you know I mean really it's it he's probably more relatable to the
52:48 average American and also the fact that he's so young 29 years old when he did this I think somehow
52:55 you know it it somehow is different from uh you know a Rosa Parks or someone like
53:01 that who's just you're sort of like how could I be Rosa Parks I don't think I can be Rosa Parks but I think I could be
53:07 Edward Snowden except I would have never been hired by the NSA to do something like that and
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0:05 economic Forum describes itself as being
0:08 the premier promoter of Public
0:10 Partnerships globally so I guess the
0:12 question to really understand what the
0:13 weft is is what is a public-private
0:15 partnership at least as imagined
0:18 um by the world economic forum
0:20 so essentially public-private
0:21 Partnerships put private entities
0:23 multinational corporations and things of
0:26 the like on equal footing with the
0:27 public sector but when you consider that
0:29 most quote unquote democracies around
0:31 the world
0:32 have their politicians bought and
0:34 essentially owned by those same
0:36 multinational corporations it's really
0:37 more of a private private partnership
0:40 and what you're having there is
0:42 um essentially a means of implementing
0:45 specific policies being controlled uh
0:48 more often than not by the corporate
0:50 sector and by promoting this what is
0:52 essentially a fusion of of Pride of the
0:55 private and public sector
0:57 um what is essentially being enacted
0:59 here it has historically been defined as
1:02 corporatism which uh if people remember
1:04 back Benito Mussolini for example
1:07 defined his particular brand of fascism
1:10 in the early and mid 20th century as
1:13 corporatism emerging of private and
1:15 public power looking at it through that
1:18 frame of reference essentially the world
1:20 economic Forum more or not globally is
1:23 promoting a fascistic ideology around
1:25 the world they have a habit of
1:28 um creating policies through both the
1:31 public private partner ships that are
1:33 housed within the world economic forum
1:35 and affiliated with but external to the
1:37 world economic Forum those policies are
1:40 given then to governments around the
1:42 world and many governments around the
1:44 world have a lot of prominent officials
1:46 who in the past have been trained by the
1:48 quote unquote leadership programs of the
1:51 world economic forum and its Affiliates
1:53 and of course the world economic forum's
1:55 most well-known leadership training
1:57 program is currently called a young
1:59 global leaders that previously had a
2:02 couple different iterations it's rather
2:04 closely affiliated with the Harvard
2:06 Kennedy School specifically the Center
2:09 for Public leadership which is a
2:11 majority funded by Jeffrey Epstein's
2:14 most well-known benefactor Leslie Wexner
2:16 who throughout his uh you know Decades
2:19 of quote unquote philanthropy has been
2:21 focused on developing leaders around the
2:24 world specifically in the Israeli
2:26 government and as I've noted in in my
2:29 work Leslie Wexner and Epstein had
2:31 pretty significant times to to Israeli
2:33 intelligence so in addition to that the
2:35 world economic Forum in addition to you
2:37 know this of promoting public-private
2:38 partnership and setting policy is also a
2:42 major promoter of What's called the
2:43 fourth Industrial Revolution which we
2:46 can talk about a little bit later uh but
2:49 essentially the fourth Industrial
2:50 Revolution is defined by the founder and
2:53 chairman of the world economic Forum
2:54 Klaus Schwab refers to a merging of our
2:58 biological and digital selves
3:01 essentially merging of man and machine
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