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Interview with Matthew Ehret

Interview with Matthew Ehret
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In this show, we talk with Canadian Patriot, Matthew Ehret, who has an unique perspective on many issues, but one here, that I concur with, concerning Eco-Terrorism. Yes, it's a real thing. Links will be in the show notes.

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Episode 73 (40 minutes) was recorded at 1915 Central European Time, on September 7, 2023, with Boomcaster. Martin did the post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript is generated by Alitu.

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Transcript
Blair:

All right, ladies and gentlemen, before we introduce our guest, speaking for myself,

Blair:

ever since the Biden administration came into office, other than the Ohio train derailment

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boondoggle, I've noticed a distinct lack of follow up reporting on major disasters that

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occur here and around the world.

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I mean, there's been oil finery explosions,

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more derailments.

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The largest chicken farm in the US burned to

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the ground in Minnesota, causing massive egg shortage.

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These should have been major news stories, but now nothing.

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My contention that these events are caused by Echo terror order and that is why it's not

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being reported.

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Add to this recently the Maui fires caused

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both by brazen incompetence by government officials and laws preventing firemen from the

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use of water because of, quote, due to equity concerns about the poor not having enough

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unquote.

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Our guest today is Matthew Eric.

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He is the co founder of the Rising Tide Foundation and he's the editor in chief of the

Blair:

Canadian Patriot Review.

Blair:

Hello Matthew, you there?

Blair:

Hello Blair.

Matthew:

Hello Martin. Hello Matthew.

Blair:

All right, the reason I asked you on Today, Martin, is because I saw this article a

Blair:

month or so ago, but it was originally, I think in May it was posted to The Last

Blair:

American Vagabond, which is called The Roots of Modern Echoterorism from MKUltra and the

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Unabomber to Maurice Strong and Yuval Harari.

Blair:

All right, and in that article you state,

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quote, that modern day Malthusians claim that humanity's primary problem is climate change

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and overpopulation, which apparently can only be tackled by radically reducing energy use,

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food production and national sovereignty.

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Unquote.

Blair:

So what do they have in store for us then? I guess it's one quick question and who is

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Mark Carney?

Matthew:

Mark Carney is known as the eco warrior of central bankers.

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A Goldman Sachs investment banker who rose to prominence becoming the Governor of the bank

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of Canada for a period from 2008 till 2013.

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Then he went on to hire things in the City of

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London, becoming the Governor of the bank of England, the head of the bank of International

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Settlements branch that oversaw the regulation of international derivatives.

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And if anybody has looked into derivatives, they should be aware that this is the weapon

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of mass destruction that has been built into the financial system over the course of the

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past three decades as the time bomb that's been set to burst.

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These are purely fictitious insurance, what Alan Greenspan called creative financial

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instruments.

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So the idea that you could gamble on non

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existent entities and then insure these either bundles of debt that you then insure and then

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gamble upon the price on the futures or spot markets of what these nonexistent unpayable

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bundled entities of assets would be worth which are just illegitimately created debts

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out of thin air.

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Whether subprime mortgages, collateralized

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debt obligations, other things.

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So this has now come to a point where 35 years

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ago they didn't really exist.

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1992 there was about 2 trillion of them by the

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year 2000, there was about $70 trillion worth of derivatives.

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Today, it's about $1.5 quadrillion.

Matthew:

So as one could see, that Mark Carney in his

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time overseeing the international regulation.

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And he worked very closely with another

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technocrat named Mario Dragi at that bureau, the Financial Stability Board.

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He didn't really do his job.

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He oversaw the growth of this time bomb to

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possibly double what it was before he took the job, to the point that today it's about 40

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times the world GDP.

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And that's what's going to blow.

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That's what is blowing.

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That's what's designed to take down the world

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financial system.

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So his assignment has been this, but he's also

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an ideological Malthusian.

Matthew:

As you pointed out, the Malthusian ideology is

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really what people need to understand has been at the heart of the worst genocides, whether

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in Ireland in the 1850s, whether in India over the course of 20 controlled famines overseen

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by the British Empire.

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Malthus was the official sort of high priest

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of the British Empire who came out with a mathematical model for population control in

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1799 in his Essay on population.

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And he taught the British East India company

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managers and economists.

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So he wasn't like just an ivory tower

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theoretician, and his theories were proven wrong.

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In the 19th century, he believed that the world could only cap max 1 billion.

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And his formula for foreseeing the future and acting preventatively on future population

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crises, which was used by the managers of the City of London and the British East India

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Company, was based on this stupid formula that presumes that human population growth is

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always geometric, whereas agriculture is always arithmetic, resulting in a crisis.

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At some point, you could extrapolate into the future.

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And that gives the tools for social engineers to act now to create wars, famine, plague,

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whatever else, to keep the population down and fighting as an unfortunate necessary

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obligation for staying in alignment with what they perceive to be or demand to be natural

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law.

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So this was proven wrong because human beings

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actually are creatures who are endowed with creative reason and can make discoveries that

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are nonlinear into the laws of the universe.

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And this also has an artistic aspect which

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allows us to supersede and override our limits to growth.

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So we always have caring capacities, just like other animals do.

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Except, unlike other animals, our caring capacity is variable, based upon our obedience

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to our ability to make discoveries and be happy and create greater rates of progress,

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live longer, sustain more people with less effort.

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That's called a moral way of doing things.

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Or our unwillingness to make discoveries and

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apply new discoveries in the form of new technologies which result in making the

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ability to support people smaller and smaller, which is what the Malthusians kind of do as a

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Pygmalian effect.

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So that Mark Carney is an inductee or a

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devotee of this ideology which came to prominence over the dead bodies of people like

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john F. Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King in the you had the malthusian class took

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real power with Henry Kissinger, who was a malthusian.

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He wrote tracts calling for population control around the world in his NSSM 200, Zabigni

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Brzinski, David Rockefeller, all of them are calling for global depopulation around new

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computer modeling technologies that were coming online in the 1970s.

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The Club of Rome was a big one and this is what drove the World Economic Forum's

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creation.

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One of Henry Kissinger's students, Klaus

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Schwab, was assigned the role of creating this new forum that Mark Carney is a trustee of.

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And the idea was to induce society under the veil of capitalism to destroy itself from

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within to create a crisis that would be so unbearable and so traumatic that people would

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then accept a new set of values.

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Kind of the same way that the Germans accepted

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a new set of values after the Weimar hyperinflation was artificially created in the

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1920s.

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And then Hitler's banker Yelmal Shocked was

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deployed from the bank of England in 1923 to offer people these new shiny renton marks that

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came with new rules.

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As long as they given their wheelbarrows full

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of useless fikes marks to get.

Blair:

A loaf of bread.

Matthew:

That's the same sort of thing that they've been planning today with central bank

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digital currencies tied to the idea of shutting down industrial civilization with a

Matthew:

green New Deal, green forms of CBDCs and other things that are tied to lessening human impact

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on the environment.

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Windmill, solar panels are useful bug eating.

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You'll be rewarded for that, get more credits.

Matthew:

And that's what Mark Carney has been.

Blair:

Also, what about what does King Charles II have to do with any of this?

Blair:

I thought he was just the one.

Matthew:

Of most well, King Charles II.

Blair:

Go ahead.

Matthew:

Well, he's carrying on the legacy of his father, Prince Philip.

Matthew:

And King Charles is the president of the UK World Wildlife Fund still to this very day

Matthew:

that was founded.

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It's an organization founded by Prince

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Berenhard and Prince Philip back in 1961 along with Julian Huxley, the then president of the

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British Eugenic Society.

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That trio founded the World Wildlife Fund

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originally as a way to usher in a new paradigm of think small, think beyond growth.

Matthew:

And basically it's a cover for feudalism around the idea of hugging trees and stopping

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pollution.

Matthew:

And of course, everyone can agree we shouldn't

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pollute, but these guys don't really care about that.

Matthew:

Now, King Charles II is a longtime friend and ally of Klaus Schwab.

Matthew:

He brought online several World Economic Forum Davos programs including Business in the

Matthew:

Environment or Business in the Community, a network of businesses to pushing for the

Matthew:

transition towards a green economy.

Matthew:

The central bankers or what's it called, the

Matthew:

oh, I'm forgetting it.

Matthew:

There's a variety of projects.

Matthew:

Anyways, as somebody who's big into this.

Blair:

So one of the things that startled me in your article was that there's actually a

Blair:

film out called, quote, how to Blow Up a Pipeline.

Blair:

Is that like a recruitment tool or what kind of absurdity is that?

Matthew:

Yeah, it's a recruitment tool.

Matthew:

It's a fictional account of a book that was

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also a bestseller, promoted in all the major bookstores by Andres Malm, published in 2021,

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actually called how to Blow Up a Pipeline.

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And this is a Hollywood rendition of the film

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or of the book that involves portraying these basically what are ecoterrorists about seven

Matthew:

or eight young, disenfranchised, alienated young people who have obviously been processed

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through a woke Marxist education and have been induced to become haters of industrial

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civilization.

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And the idea is they're portrayed as these

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romantic rebels, these revolutionaries against an evil Borg like system called human

Matthew:

civilization and they're trying to blow up a pipeline and they're falling in love with each

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other.

Matthew:

And yeah, the idea is it's supposed to

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normalize this type of activity, which in the course of the paper, as I'm sure we're going

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to talk about, there's been an effort to create sort of a North American European

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variation of a theme which has been already developed in the Middle East over decades.

Matthew:

In the case of the Middle East, the CIA, as we know, has been cultivating and radicalizing

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different groupings of young men of the Islamic faith especially.

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This really exploded, no pun intended, in the late 70s, early 80s, with the CIA funding of

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radicalizing madrasas throughout Pakistan, afghanistan, as part of what created Al Qaeda

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as proxies to fight the Soviets and suck the Soviets into this unwinnable quagmire in the

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80s in Afghanistan.

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Now, that grouping which became then Al Qaeda,

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Boko Haram, all these other variations of that never ceased being assets for US intelligence

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and British intelligence who have always been there with white helmets, other things on the

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ground in Syria, working with Libyan, the Libyan Islamic Fighters Group as assets to

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overthrow governments we don't like.

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So the variation of the there there's not too

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many white useful idiot Muslims in North America so much.

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But there are nihilistic existentialists who have been trained in a radicalizing university

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system to think that the worst thing that human beings have ever done.

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That one.

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We are a cancer by nature.

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The best thing you could do for a cancer is try to kill it.

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And there's a lot of teachers who have been installed to create cells within various

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universities across the transatlantic.

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And for those students who showcase a certain

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talent and exuberance and enthusiasm, they're inducted into special programs which, as far

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as I could see and as you alluded to the massive trail of train derailments spilling

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toxic waste pipelines blowing up power stations, attacked fires, mysterious fires all

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over Canada, which began, really, about a week after I published that article and California

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and other things.

Matthew:

I think that, like you said, there's partially

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a certain amount of incompetence.

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Some of it has to do with neglect.

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We did neglect our infrastructure over the course of 50 years while we turned our economy

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into a speculative, debt based bubble that had no connection to reality.

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So there is a certain amount of incompetence, but at the same time, there does seem to be a

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certain human agency behind this on a variety of levels.

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And I think that there's enough evidence that these groups of young ecoterrorists have been

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deployed and are being used as below grounders to do their part in the destruction of

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civilization, while the above grounders who share the same worldview, ultimately in the

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same view of mankind as like Mark Carney, Maurice Strong, Prince Philip, Prince Charles

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who all are misanthropic oligarchs, who despise humanity, they share a similar

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paradigm as those angry young arsonists.

Matthew:

Yeah, from below.

Blair:

I doubt if any very many young people have heard of the Una bomber.

Blair:

How is he still relevant today in his manifesto?

Matthew:

Well, he recently died.

Matthew:

I think he might have committed suicide in his

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supermax jail cell.

Blair:

It's been a while, but I don't remember when.

Matthew:

It's been about a month and a half.

Matthew:

And he got his manifesto published?

Blair:

Yes, that's right.

Matthew:

In a newspaper.

Matthew:

Yeah. Yes, he did.

Matthew:

The Unabomber is a fellow, a prodigy mathematician who studied at Harvard in the

Matthew:

late 50s called Theodore Kaczynski.

Matthew:

Yes, kaczynski was a young guy who I don't

Matthew:

know exactly know what happened to him, but he found himself in an MKUltra CIA program at

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Harvard, overseen by Henry A. Murray, who worked very closely with Sidney Gottlieb and

Matthew:

also with Timothy Leary and Aldous Huxley.

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And out of Harvard, they had several MKUltra

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programs.

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Many people were turned into human guinea pigs

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during under MKUltra, which is where we saw the innovation from the military industrial

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complex of things like LSD 25, which was innovated and then brought into our world from

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this grouping.

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Silosybeans DMT.

Matthew:

All of this originated from the CIA and military industrial laboratories that wanted

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to figure out how can you change human nature? That was their objective.

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And how can you depattern the human brain and then reconstruct human beings?

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Afresh, like a computer programmer would turn off and turn on a program or a software or

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wipe a hard drive clean.

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That's how they sort of modeled the human

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condition as a binary computer that a programmer could just sort of reset, hence

Matthew:

great reset.

Matthew:

So drugs played a very important role in that

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program.

Matthew:

And when he was about 17 or so, he found

Matthew:

himself for two years under this MKUltra program going through shock therapy, other

Matthew:

forms of trauma, abuse, variety of drugs, I'm sure.

Matthew:

Anyway, we don't know the details because the CIA destroyed all of the files, the boxes and

Matthew:

boxes of records and recordings of what they were doing to this guy.

Blair:

Convenient.

Matthew:

Kaczynski what we do know is that his life became very weird.

Matthew:

He ended up living in a cabin.

Matthew:

He was a little bit too radical to be

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maintained on the Harvard mathematics faculty.

Matthew:

And he soon found himself trying to take the

Matthew:

problem into his own hands as a vigilante of sorts.

Matthew:

Yes, and the problem was what he identified as industrial civilization and science technology

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itself, which he believed had almost like a demonic evolutionary force unto itself, as he

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outlines in his 35,000 word essay published by the Wall Street Journal in 1995 on society and

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I think it's called Society and Technology and Its Future or something.

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And the way he addressed it, starting in the 70s, he began sending mail bombs or time bombs

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in packages to people who he perceived to be catalyzers for industrial scientific

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civilization.

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So CEOs, businessmen, people working in the

Matthew:

scientific community would receive these packages and would find their faces blown up.

Matthew:

I think he wounded about 30 or 40 people.

Matthew:

He killed three or four.

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He tried to blow up a plane.

Matthew:

But luckily that bomb didn't go off in 1978.

Matthew:

And he basically, in 1995, made a condition.

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He put out a condition saying he'll stop

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killing people with these mailbox bombs if his essay were published.

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And the head of the FBI what's his name? Something Freed and Janet Reno, the secretary

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of State under Clinton, both directly forced the hand of The Wall Street Journal and New

Matthew:

York Times to publish his full 35,000 word essay, still the Record, Guinness Book of

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World Records, all time, most selling issues, editions of the newspapers.

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And this turned him.

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It propelled his reputation from being a

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fringe psychopathic terrorist into a respectable philosopher who began to get

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taught in major universities.

Matthew:

And in the course of my essay, I bring up a

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couple.

Matthew:

But there's hundreds of sociologists,

Matthew:

philosophy professors around North America and Europe who teach Kaczynski's theories, one of

Matthew:

whom is this figure, David Scrabina, a professor at the University of Dearborn,

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Michigan, who co wrote a book with Kaczynski.

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He's also been a pen pal of Kaczynski, a

Matthew:

devotee who called him the prophet and savior of humanity who's been teaching Kaczynski's

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works to years and years of his students and normalizing.

Matthew:

Again, Kaczynski's theories that ultimately technology and this is the thing.

Matthew:

This is where the fraud comes in.

Matthew:

They have this view that technology is

Matthew:

something you could treat independent of the human individual mind who makes technology

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happen.

Matthew:

So that's the fallacy.

Matthew:

And they say, oh, look at technology.

Matthew:

They've got this stupid formula.

Matthew:

It's crap.

Matthew:

But basically they say, look, over time as

Matthew:

technology can do nothing but advance, it causes the destruction of nature.

Matthew:

So you have the destruction of nature always moving with technological advance and the

Matthew:

enslavement of humanity also increasing.

Matthew:

So human freedom in this formula was at a

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maximum before technology, when we were pure monkeys living in harmony with nature, in

Matthew:

ignorance, without fire.

Matthew:

And that's the pure good.

Matthew:

It's a variation of the Rousseau noble savage.

Blair:

I see.

Matthew:

And they're like, that was the perfect time.

Matthew:

And then every moment since fire has been more unnatural and we've been more enslaved by a

Matthew:

tyrannical class.

Matthew:

And so many of these guys don't like the great

Matthew:

reset.

Matthew:

They don't like the use of mRNA experimental

Matthew:

technology.

Matthew:

They don't like the idea of creating central

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bank digital currencies, which they recognize, david Scurbina recognizes.

Matthew:

All of this is designed to use technology to enslave us under a fourth industrial

Matthew:

revolution.

Matthew:

So it sounds very attractive for a lot of

Matthew:

people within the resistance who are aware that we're being manipulated by these central

Matthew:

bankers who do want to use technology to enslave us.

Matthew:

That's true.

Matthew:

But the problem here, it becomes that they

Matthew:

ultimately, one, don't recognize that the oligarchy didn't never caused imperialists,

Matthew:

never caused technological improvement.

Matthew:

Technological improvement was always caused by

Matthew:

creative people.

Matthew:

When you look at Benjamin Franklin, when you

Matthew:

look at the writings of people who made the creative discoveries, steve Jobs, everybody,

Matthew:

they are not imperialists.

Blair:

No.

Matthew:

The oligarchy, what they can do is subvert and take control and then pervert what

Matthew:

has been created by the good.

Matthew:

The evil can't create.

Matthew:

The evil can just pervert the good and try to make it its own.

Blair:

Let's jump into that.

Matthew:

These guys don't see that differentiation.

Blair:

No.

Matthew:

And thus they see that the only chance we have is to either adapt and become

Matthew:

like an Elon musk transhumanist, or Yuval harari and become a house slave for the higher

Matthew:

elites as being a priest of transhumanism.

Matthew:

Or we must resist and go to war with

Matthew:

technology itself and become like global eco anarchists today at war and decentralizing

Matthew:

ourselves into local survivalist communities, like modeling ourselves on the Amish or

Matthew:

something.

Matthew:

Okay, so it's ultimately a no win situation.

Matthew:

It's a double bind.

Matthew:

As Gregory Bateson and Henry A. Murray, who

Matthew:

trained and programmed Ted Kaczynski in the they made the point.

Matthew:

This is the double bind.

Matthew:

You create false choices for people, both of

Matthew:

them will bring them into the exact same place.

Matthew:

And that's what you want as a social engineer.

Blair:

All right, well, we touched on, I think, people around the world, and especially

Blair:

here in America, people have awakened to, uh, what I call the davos crowd and how fraudulent

Blair:

they are or what their ultimate aim is, which is a good thing.

Blair:

So touch on who and we talked about Klaus Schwab, who is the head of the World Economic

Blair:

Forum, which apparently wants to destroy economics.

Blair:

Not to be flippant about it, but obviously just briefly talk about the purpose of the

Blair:

world Economic forum.

Blair:

They talk about the great reset and go on, if

Blair:

you would, just a few minutes on that.

Matthew:

Oh, yeah, sure.

Matthew:

So this was created in some ways to try to co

Matthew:

opt.

Matthew:

It was created as an entity in 1971, as you

Matthew:

pointed out by Schwab.

Matthew:

Schwab also made a point that one of his

Matthew:

mentors, beyond Kissinger, who trained Klaus at a CIA funded Harvard international program

Matthew:

in 1966 to 68.

Matthew:

But the other person that was the biggest

Matthew:

influence, as Klaus Schwab himself says, and was a co founder of the World Economic Forum,

Matthew:

was Maury Strong.

Matthew:

Maury strong being another Canadian, just like

Matthew:

Mark Carney.

Matthew:

Unfortunately the British have a way of

Matthew:

recruiting Canadians to do really bad things.

Matthew:

I don't know how they do it, but Maury Strong

Matthew:

was, you could say in many ways a godfather of the great Reset and the Green New Deal co

Matthew:

founder Club of Rome.

Matthew:

Somebody who worked with Prince Bernhardt I

Matthew:

mentioned earlier prince Philip who created the World Wildlife Fund.

Matthew:

Also co created this with Prince Berenhardt.

Matthew:

The Bilderberger group.

Matthew:

The founder of the Bilderberger Group, which was created in 1954 as a more elite organizing

Matthew:

body that would meet annually very select list of inviteees.

Matthew:

Never more than 200 people would be permitted and these would be people who would very much

Matthew:

be in the know, so to speak, never permitted to be covered by the media.

Matthew:

Now the Davos Organization is a lot less elite, admittedly and it's been turned into, I

Matthew:

think more than it is.

Matthew:

It was created as sort of a junior branch of

Matthew:

the Bilderberger Group but it had a much wider invitation list.

Matthew:

So its various meetings since 1971 involved anywhere between 2000 people representing

Matthew:

politics, business, community people and of course there's layers within layers, right?

Matthew:

There's circles within circles and so it was at various times a place where business deals

Matthew:

occurred.

Matthew:

It was an efficient way to do networking, to

Matthew:

sign deals, rub shoulders.

Matthew:

And so there's that element of it, but then

Matthew:

there's the other element of it, which was as sort of a junior branch of the bilderberger

Matthew:

group, whereby the special clubs within the club would be set up to try to nudge

Matthew:

capitalism towards becoming its own enemy.

Matthew:

And this is where the idea of organizing a

Matthew:

green economy basically I mentioned that there's false opposites right here's.

Matthew:

The way that we've been played since 1971, we've been told either you are a radical

Matthew:

liberalizer deregulator of the economy who worships money at all costs, whose only

Matthew:

purpose is to maximize returns for shareholders without any consideration of the

Matthew:

moral impact of your activity.

Matthew:

Hence the growth of like Monsanto, the mergers

Matthew:

and acquisitions of the 80s especially that were made possible by the age of massive

Matthew:

deregulation as Friedman and Von Hayek's economics became normalized in the late

Matthew:

seventy s and especially under thaterism and Reaganomics.

Matthew:

So that mass stripping of national sovereignty, of having any influence over

Matthew:

banking or economic affairs allowed for this massive all of these Bilderberger Group

Matthew:

entities to create what, you know, a steering committee member of the Bilderberger Group had

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called the World Corporation.

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And the idea was to create a form of

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socialism.

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As Bobby Kennedy Jr. Recently said, it's a

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form of socialism for the uber rich and a form of radical, virulent, cold hearted capitalism

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for the poor that would see the destruction of small and medium enterprises, small and mom

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and pop shops.

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The lifeblood of western civilization was

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entrepreneurialism.

Matthew:

Well, yes, small and medium enterprises were

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the key and that was crushed in the done by design.

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And trilaterals like Paul Volcker was early on calling for what was known as the controlled

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disintegration of society as he was jacking up interest rates to 20% or more from 78 all the

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way to 81.

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That was done in order to ensure that only

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those walmarts and multinational cargill, Archel, Daniels, Midlands, Monsantos would be

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able to afford those types of constrictions while those regular entrepreneurs would be

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crushed.

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So that wealth transfer was really done, again

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by design and always under the logic of shareholder value.

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We have to maximize profit.

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And that's where the normalization of junk

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bond trading, which became derivatives, was also brought in by Paul Volcker's, the guy who

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followed him, Alan Greenspan.

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And the idea was to turn capitalism from a

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viable productive process, as it was for most of America's experience, into a time bomb.

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And then we were told, well, that's destructive because look at the as you allow

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this, look at what we clear cut the Amazon rainforest, 20% of the Amazon rainforest is

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shut down by just turning lumber into money.

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And look at all the destruction we did to the

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environment.

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So you could say, well, oh, see, it's the

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fault of capitalism.

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And the very same capitalists who were playing

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that game were also saying, well, the solution is a new type of capitalism tied to virtue.

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And that virtue would be the elimination, the reduction of the carbon footprints.

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We're going to illegalize, we're going to paint a villainous image on carbon itself,

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something all human beings blow out when we breathe, right?

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That's food for plants.

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We're going to call that the villain and we're

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going to associate it through computer models with temperature changes which in reality no

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connection.

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No connection.

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And then we're going to say by getting people to assume these two variables go together and

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one carbon dioxide causes the other temperature in a thing we'll call the

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greenhouse effect, which is true, there is a greenhouse effect, but to say carbon causes

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temperature is bull.

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The fact is, temperature is what is being

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changed a lot.

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It's called the weather.

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And one of the principal drivers is the sun and the various cycles of the sun that

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modulates the cosmic rays that come into the earth's atmosphere.

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That then seed clouds that create cloud coverage.

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And when there's more clouds, because there's often more cosmic rays, as proven by Heinrich

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Svensmark, a Danish climate scientist.

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In 2008, or actually earlier, he proved this

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more cloud coverage means less ambient heat entering into the atmosphere and thus because

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it's going to be reflected back out into space and thus you'll get cooling or when there's

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less cosmic rays coming in due to increased solar activity.

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Because there's a greater magnetic field around the sun when there's more solar

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activity, that means that that magnetic field is going to block out cosmic rays from coming

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into the inner part of our solar system resulting in less cosmic rays, less cloud

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seeding, less clouds, more heating.

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And so that's actually what you find is

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driving the weather process.

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And as a consequence, you'll find that there

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will be more or less CO2 released by oceans and other things as an effect of the heating

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caused by the sun and cosmic rays.

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So that's the sleight of hand that these

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computer models permitted, these Club of Rome computer modeling and getting everybody to

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think that they could only know reality by looking through this filter of controlled

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computer models.

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And then who controls the data sets that's

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permitted into the models? And who controls the programming that reads

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and extrapolates the data sets into the future?

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Well, that's the high priests.

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That's the modern priesthood that Mark Carney

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and Maury Strong brought online with things like the IPCC UN's intergovernmental Panel on

Matthew:

Climate Change, created by Maury Strong.

Matthew:

Right.

Matthew:

Which then manages they also did this with COVID as far as using the same models, with

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the same techniques to get us to believe that COVID is the scary, evil thing and we have to

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shut down civilization to stop the scary, evil projection of the future.

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The same thing that was being done under global warming.

Blair:

We're coming up on the hard time that you mentioned, so I got one or two more

Blair:

questions that we can jump into.

Blair:

Who is Derek Jensen?

Blair:

And what is the Deep Green resistance? And then I definitely want to talk about your

Blair:

final the way you ended the article before we end.

Matthew:

Okay. Derek Jensen is a professor.

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He's a founder of, as you pointed out, an

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organization set up in 2009 called the Deep Green Resistance out of California, but it's

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got branches in Europe, in Canada, and they've got a very interesting website I picked up on

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them back in 2011 for the first time.

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And I stopped thinking about them until the

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current array of arson and sabotage was something that I was trying to make sense of.

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And I was like, oh, wait a minute, decrease resistance.

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So you go to their website and they actually have an eco action plan where they've got

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literally hundreds of successful acts of terrorism against infrastructure with very

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rigorous and people can go to my article and look at their list on their website going back

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to the late 70s.

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Not all done by them, but they make a point.

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These are all activities that they applaud.

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They're trying to teach people how to do this.

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And they have promotional tools, videos on YouTube with their young idiot, useful idiot

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kids that have all been inducted into their agency, one of whom gives a little testimonial

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describing why they're so effective at asymmetrical warfare against civilization.

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And because they have ex military and ex intelligence operatives working for them and

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teaching them how to do what.

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They do.

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And he's like, this is so great.

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That's why we're so effective.

Matthew:

Dumb kid, right? So, yeah, you have military intelligence

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overseeing these cells of eco anarchists.

Matthew:

And so Derek Jensen is also a pen pal of Ted

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Kaczynski.

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He wrote hundreds of letters back and forth to

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Kaczynski in prison.

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Kaczynski's got a huge network of pen pals

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around the world that he maintained before he committed suicide about two months ago.

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And he's a bit of a cult leader.

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Ted Kaczynski is really sort of like a Charles

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Mansonite like cult leader who maintained a giant international network of devotees.

Matthew:

And keep in mind, Charles Manson, who also died not that long ago in prison, also was an

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MKUltra operative.

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There's a book called Chaos the CIA and

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Charles Manson.

Matthew:

Wow.

Matthew:

Going through the CIA's control of Charles Manson himself, who was trained as a

Matthew:

Scientologist, who was doing auditing while in prison, whose entire life was very much

Matthew:

managed his drug use and drug promotion was very much overseen by a handler of the CIA.

Matthew:

His members of his family tried committing a murder of Gerald Ford, who survived by a hair,

Matthew:

which would have put Nelson Rockefeller into the presidency in the 70s.

Matthew:

So Charles Manson as well, just like Ted Kaczynski, seemed to be guinea pigs who were

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always assets for this human laboratory experiment of creating new synthetic

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religions, synthetic cults.

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And Derek Jensen is a devotee and a disciple

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of Kaczynski.

Blair:

All right, let me read this.

Matthew:

Just like who?

Blair:

Derek Jensen?

Matthew:

Derek Jensen.

Blair:

All right.

Matthew:

Yeah.

Blair:

I was encouraged by your summary statement, though, and I want to quote it for

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you.

Blair:

Quote the only way to break the bind is to

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change one's fundamental axioms and recognize that it isn't technology which is

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intrinsically good or evil.

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Nor is overpopulation a genuine problem.

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But rather it is our willingness to tolerate evil ideas shaping the behavior of technology

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and political systems that results in those systems turning fascist and collapsing into

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dark ages.

Blair:

End quote.

Blair:

Now, to me, I mean, both Martin and I, we hold that philosophy is the driver of humanity,

Blair:

good or bad.

Blair:

And I just really like that ending statement

Blair:

of yours.

Blair:

You want to got another, what, 30 seconds to

Blair:

extrapolate on that.

Matthew:

Follow up for next time.

Matthew:

You know how to talk, Matthew.

Blair:

So that's good.

Matthew:

Do a wrap up here.

Matthew:

Yeah, no, I thank you, guys, and I'm so happy

Matthew:

that you resonated, especially to the punchline at the end, because that's

Matthew:

ultimately the only purpose I see in looking at this ugliness and putting the mind into

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this cesspool of disgusting weirdness is to figure out, well, what.

Blair:

Are we have to figure?

Matthew:

Yeah, we got to look at the ugly, but then in order to better appreciate the good.

Blair:

Yes.

Matthew:

And at the end of the day, the oligarchy has really been trying to sever us

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from the beautiful goodness that is human civilization and human nature under the

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condition that we abide by certain principles of conscience and reason both within and

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outside of us.

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And to the degree that we do that, we tap into

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our true happiness or true nature.

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We tap into powers of memory, of mind, of

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creative motion that we would not have otherwise had we adopted a more cynical

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worldview that maybe saw more toxic idea of human beings as worms or something destructive

Matthew:

like a cancer.

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If that's your view of human nature, of which

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you yourself are a representative of, we're all humans, after all.

Matthew:

Then your ability to tap into that type of creative optimism that all great scientists,

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all great artists, all great statesmen, like Thomas Moore, Erasmus, Plato I mean, Cicero,

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St. Augustine.

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Like all of the Helen Keller and Mary Curie.

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All of these great people, john F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, like all of these great

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souls who were able to tap into this well of of truth and then act accordingly to that

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sense of a divine spark that they wanted to protect and cultivate within them.

Matthew:

We lose that and then we act accordingly.

Matthew:

We sort of like act into this shadow ugliness

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that we have had shaping now our identity.

Matthew:

We start acting in accordance with that in

Matthew:

some way and then we end up like either John Savage or Mustafa Mon from Aldous Huxley's

Matthew:

Brave New World.

Matthew:

I also wove that in as a theme that this is

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what Aldous Huxley, who also worked with Henry Murray, with Timothy Leary to try to aldous

Matthew:

Huxley was not just a commentator, he was participating with Julian Huxley, his brother,

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who was creating the World Wildlife Fund.

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Aldous Huxley had just a different assignment

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in that game plan of creating that type of template for a transhumanist world order of a

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caste system with a managerial elite above represented by the figure of Mustafa Mond.

Matthew:

And the closest thing to a noble human figure within his book is this figure, John Savage,

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who is effectively Derek Jensen.

Matthew:

John Savage is the template for Ted Kaczynski.

Blair:

Wow.

Matthew:

Of the person who despises that which Mustafa Mon represents as a scientific manager

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right, of the slave society, but who doesn't have the awareness to possibly refute why

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that's wrong or why that's not necessary.

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And the best thing he could do is just rage

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against it and ultimately commit suicide at the end of the day.

Matthew:

And that's the end of the book of Brave New World, which is designed to crush the minds

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and the hearts of young people in high schools who are forced to read that book and it

Matthew:

forever shapes their idea.

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So then they become more inclined to become

Matthew:

either an elite, like a yuval harari or one of these poor kids.

Blair:

Recruited by listen, Matthew, it's been a lot of fun.

Blair:

Where can people find you on the web?

Matthew:

They can buy my books on Canadianpatriot.org or Rise and Tiefoundation

Matthew:

Net, which I manage with my wife as a more educational, cultural, nonprofit.

Matthew:

Last thing substack, Matthewerrett, substac.com is I put out stuff every day

Matthew:

there's paid and free.

Matthew:

So that's that's probably the best ways to get

Matthew:

my stuff.

Blair:

All right, ladies and gentlemen.

Blair:

Yeah.

Blair:

Our guest today has been Matthew Eric, the Canadian Patriot Review, I think.

Blair:

Is that correct? A post?

Blair:

Anyway, that's it.

Blair:

Matthew, thanks for manning the foxhole with

Blair:

us today.

Matthew:

My pleasure.

Matthew:

Thank you.

Blair:

Take care.