Ep 113: The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything with Allan Paul Roberts

What if the collapse of economies, the erosion of freedoms, and the rise of authoritarian measures were not coincidences—but calculated steps in a global plan? In this episode of Beyond the Paradigm, Allan Paul Roberts reveals the inner workings of the New World Order agenda detailed in his book. We discuss the strategies being deployed to destabilise society and how this chaos is used to justify a total restructuring of world power.
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Episode Transcript

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Speaker 2 (00:14):
The matrix? I had dreams that weren't just dreams.

Speaker 3 (00:35):
We accept the reality of the world with which we're presented.

Speaker 1 (00:38):
It's as simple as that. Billions of people just living
out their lives.

Speaker 4 (00:46):
Oblivious, they talks.

Speaker 2 (00:48):
You're good, Hey, do you believe their world?

Speaker 5 (00:52):
You can deny all the things I've seen, all the
things I've discovered, not for once long because too many
others know what's happening on then and no one, no
government agency, has jurisdiction over the truth.

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Speaker 1 (03:33):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (03:33):
Safety, there's the word again that should sound alarm bells
ringing for anyone when the government starts talking about your safety.
So anyway, in today's episode, I have a new guest
who's never been on this show before, Alan Paul Roberts,
and he's wrote a book entitled The Globalist Plan to

(03:54):
Collapse Everything to usher in a new World order. Reality is,
they do have a plan, and they are following this
plan Now, obviously they can't do everything they want whenever
they want, because obviously they suffer setbacks and people like making,
people like you, guys who question things and were challenging narratives.

(04:16):
We are a thorn, a constant thorn in the side
of these lunatics, these globalist maniacs. And just before I
bring Alan onto the show, I just want to say
one thing. These globalists may have their plans, but they're
not sovereign.

Speaker 4 (04:33):
They're under control. They're under control. Ultimately, there's a hierarchan
and it goes up from falling angels right up to Satan.
But ultimately Satan himself is on a leash, is like
a dog on a leash, and God's God ordered a
leash and it can only go as far as what
God allows him. And God is ultimately sovereign, and that

(04:55):
is what we need to remember as Christians. So without
further do, I'm now going to bring Alan onto the
show for the.

Speaker 2 (05:03):
First time on Beyond the Paradigm. Alan, I'd love to
welcome you to the show. Thank you for joining me today.

Speaker 3 (05:10):
Thanks so much, Paul, really looking forward to the discussion.

Speaker 2 (05:13):
Yeah, certainly so. You are an author and you've you've
wrote a book, and it's a long title book, the
globalist plan to collapse everything to usher in a new
world order. Then you've put in their own words. But
before we sort of talk about your book, tell us
a little bit about yourself and how you came to

(05:35):
write the book, because this is the first time you're
on this show. So as an introduction to sort of
my listeners, just give us a brief background.

Speaker 3 (05:43):
Sure, So I own a small business. I've had my
own business since twenty eleven. Prior to that, I was
in the corporate world, had two we call them C
level jobs, vice president level jobs in two different core operations.
One was vice president of manufacturing, one was executive VP

(06:05):
of international sales. And so I left that world in
twenty eleven, started my own business, and the last thing
I had on my mind was writing a book. So yeah,
here I am. Wrote the book in twenty twenty four
the summer of twenty twenty four, finished it up actually
in September last year. And yeah, that's a real quick

(06:30):
snapshot of my recent life.

Speaker 2 (06:33):
Well, one of the things that stands out about your
book for anyone who's going to have a look into
the book, what I would say, is the QR calleds.
So Allen's wrote this book and it's based around eleven pillars,
which we're going to talk about, but it's not well,
I actually do have one of a book that includes

(06:55):
some QR calls. But this is like I mean, you've
got a lot to videos, articles, you know, and like
you say on the title of your book at the
bottom there it says in their own words. So they
are out there telling us these things, and you know
you have you'll say something and then there'll be a
QR code, which you find is good because some people

(07:15):
may look at it and go, well, whatever, mate, where'd
you get that from? But you're providing the evidence as
people go through the book, which I think you know,
it's a great idea and it's something that stands out
about this book which makes it unique. So, like I said,
you've talked you talk about these eleven pillars, so I'm
just going to quickly tell people what they are and

(07:36):
then we'll just talk about them. So you've you've gone
listed from one to eleven national borders, security and police protection, privacy,
banking and finance, education, energy, environment, medical system, food supply,
self identity, and faith. Where did you get the idea

(07:56):
so these eleven pillars? Where did you originally get the
idea for these eleven pillars that you've put the eleven
pillars that the globalist will collapse?

Speaker 3 (08:06):
Sure, so, I said, you know, I run a small
business and I'm busy, and writing a book was not
on my to do list. That was on my someday
when I retire list. Maybe. But what happened the way
this book came about, the way these eleven Pillars came about,
I was it was late late in let's see April

(08:28):
of twenty twenty four. I woke up around four in
the morning and I was getting ready to get out
of bed, and I had I always try to figure
out how I can explain this. I usually say it's
a flash. I had a flash, initially of six pillars
of society that were under attack and in danger of falling.

(08:53):
And I call it a flash because I was instantly
aware of all six, with no time between any of them.
It was like you it would be as if you
walked into a dark room, flicked on the lights and
there were six things right in front of you. But
this was not visual. It was just what I call
an instant knowing, and it's a flash, but it lasted

(09:15):
for a period of time, so it was immediately there
and it was just it stayed there for hard to
judge time in that situation, somewhere between half a minute
and two minutes, I would guess where I was just
intensely aware of these six things. Now this was not
a dream. I was wide awake, but it was unlike

(09:35):
anything I had ever experienced. I've never ever had that
level of mental clarity in my life, and these were
six things at once. And so I was getting up
to use the bathroom anyway, I went into the bathroom.
I keep paper and pen in there. I wrote those
six things down. I call them collapse points or pillars

(09:56):
of society. And the impression, the distinct rushian I had
that they're all being worked on to bring them down,
but they're not coming down at the same time, or
you know, they're not. The level of progress that's been
made on each of these is different, but they're all
under attack. So I wrote those down because it's four am, roughly,

(10:18):
and I need to get back to sleep. So I
went back to bed, laid there for a minute or
two kind of thinking about those and I had three
more the same way, like an instant flash, lasted for
a minute or so. I got up and wrote those
down and I went back to bed, and then the
same thing two more. So this is a grand total.
We'll eleven and you, as I explain to people, just

(10:43):
for a point of reference, I have a daily prayer routine.
I do believe in God. I've been doing this for
twenty years at least. I start every day with thirty
minutes to an hour and a half of prayer and meditation.
You know, I have an inspirational book. I read, pray,
just try to be quiet, get a sense of God's

(11:04):
leading for the day, read the Bible. But I have
never had anything like this. This was a clarity beyond
anything I've ever experienced. And so after that last two,
those last two collapse points and for a total of eleven,
I just paused and said, God, why are you showing

(11:25):
me this? Because I knew it had to be him,
just because of the level of clarity, and that it
was outside of my experience. It was definitely coming from
the outside and and and I was just puzzled, and internally,
I'm thinking, you know, do you want me to write
a book or something and if you do, then then
then what's the title? And and the title flashed, just

(11:49):
like everything up to this point did. It was instantly there,
like I can't even explain, it's just you have complete
knowledge of it without hearing the words in sequence. It
was just instantly right there, like a knowledge transfer and
so and so. As incredible as that is, I'm sure
hearing it it sounds incredible. Experiencing it was incredible too.

(12:11):
And that's all the proof I needed. You know, you
hear about people like, you know, running from God or
you know, are you sure you know? Give me a sign,
it's like that. I didn't need a sign at that point.
It was all the sign I needed. So I thought,
all right, I'll write, I'll research each of these eleven
pillars of society and try to find the evidence that

(12:33):
they're under attack and try to determine how close they
are to coming down what's being done. And so I
started that started that in in earnest mid May, went
away to the beach for eight nights just to get
away from everything and just be heads down writing and researching.
That kicked it off, and then every every every weekend,

(12:56):
all weekend from early morning Saturday till late Sunday with
very few breaks in between, and then a lot of
weak nights as well. My wife was a great sport
about it. She was all on board. She believed in
what was going on and supported me one hundred percent.
But that's how it got done. And I mean, this
will start to finish in three and a half months,

(13:17):
which is crazy fast for a roughly three hundred page book.
But that's how it came. I mean I was on
fire and one other thing real quick when I realized
that the Lord was asking me to write this book.
And I got butterflies about a minute or two later,

(13:37):
saying how am I going to do this? How am
I going to do this? And a thought just popped
in my head very quickly, which I took as being
from God that it said, just write it from the
heart and it will flow. And I'll tell you this
book did flow. I mean, like I said, three hundred
pages and three and a half months, that's a fast
moving book. With all the research and all the hundred

(13:59):
and seventy five QR codes, one hundred of the QR
codes or videos. The others are you know, articles and documents.
So but yeah, never had writer's block the whole time
it flowed. It was tedious at times, but there was
no downtime. It was it was like a machine, you know.
It was something else.

Speaker 2 (14:19):
Wow, that that is extraordinarily fast, because I've in the
process of writing about myself. But I can assure you
he's taken me a lot longer than three and a
half months. I just have times when I don't write
it all and it's so difficult, but it's it's a
fascinating story as to how you came to write it.
And yeah, lightning speed and relevant, all these things irrelevant.

(14:43):
The first one that struck me. So we'll go into
these these pillars, and what I would say is you
mentioned obviously you start your day in prayer. I'm the
exact same as a Christian, and I encourage people always
be in prayer, being the word. And if you want
to know what God requires of you, what his will
is for your life, if you open up the scriptures,

(15:04):
that's Him talking to you. And I'll tell you the
will of God for all of our lives. It's our sanctification.
So we'll go into these eleven pillars, and the first
one that struck me is because it's the first one,
but it was the one that jumped out of me
because of what's going on over here with these If
you may have been familiar with these, they talk about

(15:24):
these small boots coming over and then obviously there's mass
immigration into Europe and you guys are starting to get
that over there. So national borders you've put undermine, undermining
national sovereignty through an open border policies, migration pressure and
global governance agreements. So can you elaborate on that first pillar?

Speaker 3 (15:46):
Sure? So, national borders it's a pillar of society because
if you can, if you can essentially nullify the borders
and let everyone move in freely, what will happen is
your culture will be diluted. And uh, that is one
of the aspects of this, to lose your sense of

(16:07):
national identity because other cultures are coming in freely without
without acclimating to your culture as you would in a
normal immigration process. I'm not sure what your process is
in the UK, but I can tell you in the US,
you know, there's things you have to learn, there's things
you have to know before you're granted citizenship, and in

(16:29):
the process of getting that education, you at least get
some sense of what it means to be an American citizen.
You have you're probably going to have some level of
pride and respect for the Constitution, and appreciation for the freedoms.
Understanding how things work, the separation of powers. All that
stuff and a lot more is part of the normal
immigration process. But when people are just allowed to barge

(16:50):
in with with none of that, then they're not they're
not acclimating to your society. They're just they're just basically
rushing in without any of that, and so you've lost
that sense of identity. And that's part of a big
part of what globalism and having a one world order

(17:12):
with essentially no meaningful national borders is all about, is
trying to create this homogeneous society that you know, the
individual cultures no longer stand out. But you know, we
had it wide open during the Biden years, the four
Biden years. I mean, the estimates are twenty million people

(17:34):
came into the country, and the estimates vary. Initially in
the book, when I was writing it, it was six
to ten million, where the estimates now they're saying twenty
to twenty five million came in. Nobody really knows because
there were so many godaways and the records weren't well
kept at all, but it was wide open and that's
a huge border. People were coming in from one hundred

(17:56):
and sixty different countries documented and mostly military age men.
You know the media where cherry picked the pictures of
the women and children and families, but the real story
was it was mostly military age men, including at least
five thousand documented from communists China. So you know, you
don't get out of China unless they let you out.

(18:18):
And if they're sending over military age men, that tells
you something.

Speaker 2 (18:21):
No, it's the exact same here military age men. And
what's crazy about the situation over areas. We're an island,
so we should never be the first country you come to,
unless you're coming from Ireland, for example, or you've got
on the island of Britain, England, Scotland and Wales. Not
one of them countries should be taking any refugees from anywhere,

(18:43):
because we're not going to be the first safe country
they've come to. The ones coming from the Middle East,
they're going to have gone through multiple countries. But the
situation over is so ridiculous. I mean, I've been across
the English Channel a number of times on ferries and
cruise liners, and we're being told on the new whose
Obviously we know the mainstream media is just controlled, it's

(19:03):
just lies, it's therty deceive us. But they're trying to
make people believe, and unfortunately the majority of people believe
it is that they're coming all the way from France
on these small boats. I was on holiday earlier on
this year in July, and we went across the English
Channel in a cruise ship and I can tell you
now there is no way that they're getting twenty I
think the closest point between France and England is like

(19:25):
twenty two to twenty three miles. They're not traveling in
open water for twenty three miles and a dingy that's
completely overloaded and getting there safely. It's never gonna happen
because they're being brought in. And all we see is
the boats arriving like the last sort of few hundred
yards they sailing, They get off the little boat and

(19:45):
they scene running on the beaches and we're told about
these gangs, you know, these corrupt criminal gangs. Well, the
reality is the gangs are these enng os, not particularly
a lot of them are Jewish endur os, people like
George so Ross who's funding this, even even to the
point where they're being given credit cards, were money loaded

(20:06):
on them. They're arriving in this country, given mobile phones,
they're being put up in hotels, all expenses paid. And
recently there's been a thing my sister's posted that she's
down the rabbit all on a number of things, but
to do with private landlords being given five years rent
in advance to house migrants in these homes. But apparently

(20:30):
in this and I haven't looked at the documents myself,
I'm going to look into it, so I'm going to
say it apparently that after this five years in the
small print, the home will no longer belong to the
private landlord. It will belong to the government or whoever.
And they're all And I watched the video actually not

(20:51):
long ago, and it was it was on the border
of the United States, and it was a citizen journalist,
because you get all the best information from these guys,
and he was filming and he was asking each one
of them where they were coming from, and all the
ones he spoke to were from Pakistan. And but the
odd thing about it when he said to them, he says,

(21:11):
how did you get here? They all said they walked,
and there was like, what do you mean, how can
you have walked from Pakistan? And there was like, yeah, yeah,
we walked here, which is just bizarre them saying that.
But you can see the corruption and it is like
he talks about culture the then, because cultures obviously evolve

(21:34):
over time anyway. And I've said this in the past,
like as a Christian, the culture of this land isn't
a Christian culture anymore anyway. So in terms of the culture,
they talk about this British culture, which all I see
now is people gambling, drinking, swearing, watching sports, obsessed with it.
As far as I'm concerned, that culture can can go.

(21:58):
But the problem is religion, because these people are coming
in of all kinds of religions and that's for me,
the biggest problem. And some of the I mean some
of the rumors are is that these fighting age males
or un troops the sleeper cells. I mean, I have
received some information, so I've seen a video on this

(22:20):
claiming the same thing. I've seen a post on Twitter
claiming this as well, and I've actually been told it
verbally by someone who'd spoken to someone else who'd been
speaking to Immans from various mosques in the south of England,
and basically what they're saying is these Imans and these
are some of the more moderate Muslims who just want peace,
They want to live here, practice the religion and whatever else.

(22:43):
And they're saying that there's a lot of these so
called Isis fighter sleeper cells that have been brought to
in purposely and they believe they're going to be used
in attacks, particularly first of all on schools, on young
children and things like that. I mean, the sonario, I mean,
I wouldn't I can't confirm it, but it wouldn't surprise me,
because the level of insanity in this world at the

(23:05):
moment is off the charge, and that actually leads into
your second pillar, security and police protection.

Speaker 3 (23:14):
Sure, so these kind of go together, so right along
with opening the borders wide open and all the crime
that is just a normal offshoot of that that uncontrolled migration.
Concurrently that the level of police protection is declining. In

(23:34):
America in particular, there was a defund the police movement,
which was very strong after the George Floyd riots. All
kinds of suspicion put on the police. So you know,
many cities defunded them, reduced the number of police. They
also intimidated the police. You know, the police would get

(23:54):
in trouble if they actually just did their job and
the normal level of law enforcement. So in addition to
fewer police, you have more timid, a more timid environment
in many of these big, big cities. You know these
cities are the district attorney whose job it is to
decide which crimes will be prosecuted. These district attorneys, many

(24:16):
of them are are paid for their campaigns were paid
for by George Soros, obviously a globalist who you know,
has been known for trying to topple countries. So this
guy definitely has nothing good in mind for the United
States or anywhere in the world as far as I'm concerned.
But yeah, so this this out of control crime is

(24:39):
a plan. There's a definite pattern to it. Along with
the police, lack of police funding, there's a lack of
crime enforcement where particular crime, specific particular types of crimes
are totally ignored. So in the US, you can steal
up to one thousand dollars roughly in many of these
cities as many times a day as you want to,

(25:01):
and if it's under a thousand, they won't prosecute you.
So you know, there's been plenty of videos of hordes
of you know, of young people running into a store
with trash bags and running out and nobody stops them.
And you know, I'm sure they're selling them on eBay
or wherever, but you know, it's out of control. And

(25:21):
so just a complete lack of law and order. So
that's that's part of bringing the whole system down, is
to destroy this sense of protection and just police presence,
just the confidence in just a normal level of law
and order.

Speaker 2 (25:38):
Yeah, it's the same over there, but like you mentioned
obviously that I will decide which crimes. Well, one of
the things that they love to do now there is
a rest street preachers. So you can run into a
shop similar over rub loads of stuff. They won't do
anything about it, But you go out and start preaching
about Jesus and they'll soon come down on you. In Russia,

(25:59):
and I've seen more videos of that recently. So Pillar
number three is privacy or raising personal freedom by mass surveillance,
data harvesting, digital tracking. Let's talk about that one.

Speaker 3 (26:12):
Yeah, So in the US, the first major hit on privacy,
I believe, and I lay this out in the book,
was the attack on the World Trade Center where the
twin Towers went down in two thousand and one, because
that was the gateway to basically surveillance. The surveillance state

(26:38):
really leapt into power at that point. It was sold
to US as a way to surveil incoming communication from
people who were suspected to be terrorists. Now we just
had Osama bin Laden and his team supposedly on their own,
running these planes into the twin towers, and therefore we
have to protect ourselves against these mad men, and we

(27:01):
have to track and surveil this incoming communication. But then
that just turned into tracking and surveilling the US citizens,
and it was a slow roll. Wasn't obvious. You know,
shortly after two thousand and one, all the cell phones
you can no longer remove the batteries from them, and

(27:21):
so the cell phones were always tracking you even when
they're turned off because you can't remove the battery. And
there's a study that I linked to in the book
that'll that'll prove that to you. But at the operating
system level, Google or Apple, that operating system continues to
track you even if your ad trackers are turned off,
so we have this false sense of security. I turned

(27:42):
off my tracker as well, No you didn't. And you know,
then we have the January sixth defendants, you know, just
walking around outside the building, trying to lobby for their
rights on an election that they felt was not secure.
You know, the right to petition your government is enshrined
in the constitution, and yet they were basically rounded up

(28:06):
through the use of phone records. They grabbed phone records,
they saw who was where and when, and the FBI
showed up at the door of many of these people,
and they were taken into prison in DC, many of
them without a trial, and languished there for four years
before they were pardoned. In the United States of America,
where you have a constitutional right to a fair and

(28:28):
speedy trial of your peers, you know, they got none
of that. They had they had judges that were predisposed
to just drop the hammer. I mean, they called it
an insurrection, and yet no one carried a gun into
the building. I mean, that's the weakest insurrection in the
history of mankind, if that's an insurrection, and the only

(28:48):
people who were killed were people who went in by police.
And you know, there were fake stories about a policeman
that was bludgeoned with a fire extinguisher. It turned out
that he just had a heart attack. Nobody hit him
with a fire extinguisher. But yet this goes through the
you know, the the paid off media to spread this, uh,

(29:10):
these falsehoods. But yeah, and it goes from there, it
goes into our email. Our email is tracked. You know,
if you do a search on your Gmail, it'll it'll
find anything five years ago, whatever you want. You know,
it'll it'll find a buried way down in the content.
So our our email system is set up in such
a way that it's uh, you know, stored on remote servers.

(29:32):
It can be it can be accessed, it can be
accessed by the government just with issuing subpoena. So and
and on top of it, I found out that Google
uh provides like an I du They they categorize you
based on your your search behavior, uh and probably based

(29:55):
on your emails as well. But they categorize you into
a group. They say that you are, like, quote, a
violent right wing extremist would be a category. Right, They'll
deem you that because maybe you listen to let's just
say Alex Jones, right, you listen, you listen to you
connected to Alex Jones. Therefore we're going to put you
in this category. I don't know how they create their categories,

(30:17):
but I know that is an actual category. And so yeah,
you put all this together, the phone surveillance, your online behavior, uh,
you know, you're you're tracking, and you have basically the
formation of a pretty strong police state. But the privacy
is pretty much gone. We have you know, we came
out of COVID here probably the same there where you are.

(30:40):
You know, they're just cameras were on every major street
intersection after COVID.

Speaker 2 (31:31):
Yeah, I mean cameras wise, I think we're most we're
the most surveiled country in Europe for definite. We're getting
towards China levels of surveillance over here. It's just ridiculous.
Like the privacy thing. I mean, one of the bills
that they've brought in through Parliament is called it's like

(31:52):
online Privacy Bill or something. I can't remember the full
name of it, but basically what they're saying is so
one of the first things that happened is we can't
get bit shoot over here now, so I had a
bit shoot channel. Well I can't use it anymore because
of this online say oh no, online safety bill. That's
what it's called. Online safety. Always always should ring the

(32:12):
larm bowls when they start talking about safety. It's not
about it's not about our safety. So the Online Safety Bill,
and then on the back of that now and this
is a good thing, but this isn't the final end game.
This is just to sort of get people on board.
So one of the things they've done now with it
is they've you've got to so people who view pornography,

(32:36):
which obviously I'm against that and i'd want it banning anyway,
They've got to provide sort of passport driving license to
verify the age, which they're saying obviously keeps children away
from pornography, which is what we want. But that's not
where it's going to stop. And that's the reality. You're
going to have to start providing ID for everything in

(32:56):
future to access anything, whether you want to. I don't know,
gone watching Netflix account. So it's it's sort of like
they talked when I was in the Army, they talked
about things called mission creep. So you went into a
particular place and it was for a particular reason, but
then other reasons sprung up. You're going to do this,
and you know, you regime change, you know, so it's

(33:18):
the same thing. There's going to be this, this creep
of this online safety bill, and it's just a fact
it's gonna happen. So banking and finance obviously destabilizing currencism.
I've talked about this on here. These cbdc's elaborate on
that far as all.

Speaker 3 (33:36):
Sure. So the idea with all of these again is
to collapse them. So the image I had was a
pillar's collapsing, and the idea is to collapse the standard
banking system. And it's not just banking, it's banking and finance.
It's not just your bank account. It's your ability to
borrow money and the business's ability to borrow money. And

(33:58):
what I learned was that a few things. Number One,
not only is our national debt, you know, totally out
of control and growing at a rapid race pace. But
the condition of the banks in the US, and I
would I would venture to say probably probably all over
the western world, but definitely in the US, is these

(34:22):
banks are what we call underwater with their assets and uh,
This is basically because during the decade of low interest
rates that that we've experienced up until recently, these banks
had excess cash and they were they were investing their

(34:42):
money in treasury bills and treasury notes that that typically
had a super low rate of return, but it was
a guaranteed return, and we were in a low, low
inflation environment all these years. But they had rates of
return that were half a percent to one percent, one
and a half percent, two percent maybe in some cases,
depending on how long they were, how old they were,

(35:05):
But they were loaded up with these and then the
Fed came out, Federal Reserve came out and changed the
interest rate to roughly five percent. So the way that
system works is, you know, this is an interestparing note.
The value of it is based on the amount of
interest it throws off. So when the new ones are
throwing off five percent, have a five percent yield, and

(35:27):
let's just say you're old one at a two and
a half percent yield, that old treasury bill is worth
one half of what it was before. So if there
were to be a run on the bank, even a
mild run on the bank, they would have to cash
in those notes for half of what they paid for them,
and they're underwater, so they're allowed to in order immediately

(35:52):
to avoid declaring all these banks and solvent immediately, what
they said is we will let you carry them on
the books at the value you paid for them, and
we'll call it an unrealized loss because you don't realize
the loss until you cash them in. So they hadn't
cashed them anyone, You hadn't cashed in. You got the
value at the full price you paid for it. But

(36:15):
it's a false it's a false thing, and it won't
take much to push these banks down. In the US
are mainly regional banks we call them, that are the
big lenders to medium and small business. And what's envisioned
is that these banks will come down at some point
with not much of a nudge, and the only banks
left standing will be the big megabanks, about six of

(36:38):
them in the US. They'll buy up all these smaller banks,
and then you will be pre positioned to introduce a
central bank digital currency with very few control points, basically
just controlling six banks.

Speaker 2 (36:52):
Right.

Speaker 3 (36:52):
So that's the argument for what's going on, And a
lot of this is based on also the commercial real
estate market, because after COVID. Nobody was coming in the office,
not at the rates they were before. So now you
have this vacancy rate on all this commercial property, and
so all these loans are coming due over time, these

(37:13):
leases are coming up for renewal and they don't renew
and now you're left with this loan where you can't
pay them pay the mortgage on it as a business
owner who owns that commercial building. And so you know
these businesses are in danger of going down to So yeah,
the vacancy rate in twenty twenty four, the first quarter

(37:34):
was twenty percent. You know in twenty twenty it was
like around fifteen sixteen percent. So you know, rapidly rising
vacancy rates along with the bank The bank problem means
bankruptcy for companies and banks at getting to the point
where they're going to go under unless something changes, something big.

Speaker 2 (38:00):
Truly shocking. How many people don't understand the banking system.
They don't know what if you say to them, our
system's fractional reserve banking system, they haven't got a clue.
They don't know what that means. They couldn't tell you
what to bail. They might be able to tell you
what a bailout is, but they won't be able to
tell you what a bailing is. And I've mentioned this
on here before. If them numbers on the screen, I

(38:24):
say to people, that's not what you've got in the bank.
That's it's fresh air. It's actually what the bank or you.
And if one day you want to go and get
all your money out of the bank, an eleven percent
of people in your country want to get it out,
you might not get your money because they only hold
ten percent of reserve. And that should send shivers down

(38:44):
people's spines because it happened in Cyprus. They started, I
think it was two thousand and eight, they started bailing in,
which was taking people's money to get the bank out
of trouble. And I've said to people in the past
I'm not a financial advisor, but what I will say
is look at alternative way things to do with the money.

(39:05):
And one of the things I always say to people
is precious metals, gold and silver. They've got intrinsic value
that stuff that's printed on a bank note, like my
money over here. If I'm coming over to the US,
I'm coming over next year on holiday, I'm gonna have
to exchange my money for dollars because it's worth nothing
in the United States, and then you lose some money
in the exchange rate. But an ounce of gold in

(39:29):
the UK is still an ounce of gold in the
United States. It's that simple. It's still got the same value.
And people actually need to educate themselves on banking. And
I think if people actually knew and fully grasped what
was going on, I think they'd be like a civil war.
I mean, people I think could storm the banks. Well

(39:49):
that's what you know what I mean, because it's just theft.
They're creating money out of thin air, and it is
out of thin air. And like I tell my listeners
all the time, do your own research, and this is
one big area to research banking and finance. So we'll
move on from this and we'll look at number five,
which is education, which is obviously basically indoctrination rather than

(40:12):
you know, education. So let's talk about that album.

Speaker 3 (40:17):
So True. So yeah, you know, during the COVID crisis,
I would imagine you had the same situation where there
was the online schooling and parents became awakened to the
low quality of the education their children were receiving. Where yeah,
it was in doctrination rather than education. And so I

(40:39):
was doing some research on that and found that, you know,
this is this has been a long time coming. I mean,
this has been under development for a long time to
gradually reduce the quality of education, you know, in the
US in particular. You know, I found that the US
ranks twenty eighth in the world in math and science
and yet here we are the company any of the

(41:00):
country excuse me, that spends more per capita on education
than any country in the world, and we're twenty eighth.
And you know, this was a study of really the
developed world. So that's twenty eighth in the developed world.
You know, the US was the worst, followed by Italy,
the UK was third, Spain, Ireland, France. The best of

(41:24):
the thirty four countries were South Korea, Japan, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium,
Czech Republic. So you know, that's just a testament to
how poor the education is in the US in particular.
But I was studying, you know, the efforts really go
back to the communist agenda. You know, back in the sixties,

(41:48):
nineteen sixty three, the forty five Goals of Communism were
read into the Congressional record here in the US as
a warning to what their plans were to take us down.
You know those the Soviet Union is no longer, Communists
is no longer the Soviet Union. But this philosophy successfully

(42:10):
invaded our schools, especially our universities. But you know, their
goals included goal number seventeen. Get control of the schools,
use them as transmission belts for socialism and communists propaganda,
soften the curriculum, get control of the teachers associations, put
the party line in the textbooks, and the soften the

(42:33):
curriculum is definitely huge. The amount of time being spent
on math, reading, science, even things like social studies compared
to the amount of time being spent on just social
issues and uh, you know, identity politics, that kind of
thing is is pitiful. It's being watered down. And this

(42:56):
has been going on for quite a long time. There's
a video in the in the chapter where a man
named Thomas Sowell back in nineteen ninety three did a
c Spin interview with a lady named Diane Reim and
he says, when I was a young boy living in Harlem,

(43:18):
a city, you know, Harlem, New York area known for
its poverty. He said, I received a better education in
Harlem back then than my daughter, who I'm sending to
a high, high price private school is getting now. That's
how much the education system has changed. He said. The

(43:40):
teachers demanded excellence from the students they took. They had.
There was no excuse for not doing your homework, there
was no excuse for being late to school. They didn't
want to hear it, you know. They pushed us hard
and we learned. They had high expectations and we rose
to the challenge. But it's not the case anymore.

Speaker 2 (43:58):
No, no school is. I've got a son still in school,
my youngest dad still in school. He's got a couple
of years left. If we'd have been in the financial
situation to homeschool, then we would have done. But unfortunately,
and it's just a reality of life that unfortunately some
people can't and it's one of them things. But only

(44:19):
a few weeks ago I rang the school because he
came home and told me that his form teacher, so
the one who just takes the register, who he's see
in the mornings for like ten minutes, she was promoting
all this LGBTQ ideology to them. In a form class
where it's not even like it's not a class as such,
it's just word. They do registration and then they go
off to the lessons after that. So obviously I rang school,

(44:43):
and then I got put in contact with his head
of year, who says she's a devout Roman Catholic, and
I obviously used that against her and said, well, I mean,
people know I'm an ex Roman Catholic before I became
a Christian, but people have talked about that Roman Atholic
church and here, so my listeners know about that. But
so I said to her, I basically said well, because

(45:06):
basically what she said was it was a good thing
that this one teacher had done that. So I said, well,
it's not a good thing, promoting sin, which is what
it is. And she was about to say something, and
I said, as your new pope has indicated, and she
didn't have anything to say to that. So I used
it against her, and I had this long conversation with her,

(45:28):
and in the end she sort of thanked me for
ringing up because she could see that I wasn't coming
from a place of hatred, and I explained everything fully
because she was really appreciative that our son was such
a she said, he's a lovely boy, very polite because
obviously we brought him up to be like her. But
it just shows you that what level there are now

(45:49):
in school and it's just pure indoctrination, just absolutely it's not.
And if you can, guys, and i'd say, if you can,
please take your children out of school and homescho golden
if you can. I know that some people are not
in that position, and that's just unfortunate. So let's look
at this one.

Speaker 3 (46:07):
I agree. You know, the only alternative would be if
you really did have a good private school that adhere
to your values. I don't know how many there are.
Imagine there's a few, but that's a very expensive alternative.

Speaker 2 (46:20):
Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely that's it. And it does come
down to what you can afford, unfortunately, But I mean
I counteract a lot of the things anyway, because my
son knows or do this. There's books that I read
and some things he's read and stuff, so he knows
the score and he knows like he used to come

(46:40):
to church. Unfortunately, they get into the teen years and
they fall. They don't bother anymore until unless God saves them.
So energy obviously they're creating these sort of artificial shortages
and restricting traditional energy sources like call, for example, oil.

(47:00):
Let's talk about energy, because this is one that is
pushing this climate'scum.

Speaker 3 (47:06):
Yeah, energy, we've all seen it. I think in the
long run, what they're trying to do is to push
us away from affordable, storable forms of energy toward inefficient
wind and solar forms of energy electric power. So the
goal appears to be just getting us off coal and

(47:28):
off oil and natural gas and pro paine and anything
that can be stored, and to get you on things
that cannot really be stored for long and or not reliable.
This is part of the plan to bring down the West,
to basically bring down the energy, make it, make it
very expensive so that people have a harder time affording it.

(47:52):
They can't afford to travel as much if they If
we get in all electric cars, now you have a
much easier way to can the range that people can travel.
You can much more easily restrict their ability to travel
by restricting the amount of electricity that's available. It's like,
you know, it seems pretty obvious that they while they're

(48:14):
pushing this agenda for electric vehicles, they are not at
the same time making much of an effort at all
to improve the grid to be able to handle that.
So you have a weak grid and more and more
demand being put on it. You know, there's only one
outcome and less that changes, and that outcome is there
will be less travel and there will be more expensive

(48:36):
energy because the reliable, inexpensive forms have been removed and
the storable forms have been removed. So kind of in
a nutshell's that's the goal. But the book gets into
a situation in Texas a couple years ago, maybe four
years ago now, where they had a deep freeze worse

(48:56):
than anything in decades, and Texas had been moving to
wind and solar, still had some coal plants, coal fired
power plants, but that defrease was so bad that the
windmills stopped working. They froze up. You know, it's winter,
so the sun isn't shining nearly as long in the day,
and people's pipes were bursting all over Texas. People were

(49:20):
having tremendous problems, and in an effort to get power
back to people so they wouldn't die from freezing in
their homes, Texas was forced to buy electricity on the
open market because the US government, you know, environmental laws
said that they were not allowed to just switch on
more of their coal fired plants. The governor could have

(49:43):
actually gone to prison had he done it. So they
buy energy on the open market, and this was like
a giant setup. They paid more than one hundred times
the normal costs for energy because they were so desperate,
and people were getting electrical bills for thousands of dollars
a month, and some power companies went out of business

(50:05):
because they were forced to buy the energy at these
at these prices that they couldn't afford, and people couldn't
afford to pay him for it at the prices that
were in effect. So you know, this is all a
big man made global warming hoax that is really a
power grab, you know, to get people to believe that
we're causing global warming and that carbon is causing global warming,

(50:29):
and so it uh, you know, go go all the
way back to al Gore and his you know, in
Inconvenient Truth, which the book gets into all his talking
points turned out to be false, but yet you know,
they continue to push this theory that you know, it's
all about carbon and man's causing carbon, therefore man's causing
you know, the environment to heat up, and uh, it's

(50:51):
all a big power grab and the you know, the
book basically lays that out and proves it. Well.

Speaker 2 (50:57):
The thing gays, it's like people need to think back
to signs of scope. Because carbon dioxide we need it
because it feeds plants. Plants give off oxygen, as we
know when so when the earth was greener and things
grew bigger, that's because there was more carbon dioxide being produced,
which in turn made plants bigger, which produced you know,

(51:20):
a bit more oxygenated environment. And obviously that's sort we've
been talking about energy, which is pill of six, but
we've obviously spilled over into pillar seven, which is environment.
But it's like we talk about renewable energy and electric cars,
but what people don't realize is, and it's shocking how
many people don't realize this, A battery doesn't produce electricity,

(51:44):
it only stores it, and that's what people are not getting.
And then like wind forms for example, and the reason
why I bring them up where I live on the coast.
My front room and my my my main bedroom, we're
looking out onto the sea and there is a wind
form out at sea, so you can see these windmills
whatever you want to call them wind turbines, but some

(52:06):
of them have had oil leaks. They use oil in them,
and people think, I don't know what planet people are on,
but I don't know how they think they, you know,
keep these things turning, but they've actually so. Not only
does the individual turbine cause devastation on the seabed anyway,

(52:26):
sometimes they leak oil into the sea. And it's just
people are just so unaware, and all it takes is
a little bit of research, that's all it takes. And
obviously you talk about we've mentioned the climate sort of change,
which was Pillar seven, and that's obviously using this fake
environmental crisis to justify global government and governance and personal restrictions. Now,

(52:52):
no one's like, I'm not saying that we don't cause pollution.
We do. We you know, people drop litter, there's too
more plastic, there's been oil spills and all these things.
But that's not climate change. That's that that isn't the
same thing. Polluting isn't climate change. And the environment does
change four times a year because we get spring, summer

(53:15):
or summer winter. And I've said that before, and that's
a reality, you know, and the earth over time does
slightly cool slightly warm up. But they've changed, obviously the
phrase from global warming to sort of climate change, which
encapsulates anything. Now, whether it you know, somewhere might have
been oh it's been unusually cold in a certain place

(53:36):
or unusually hot, well, it's climate change. You can't use
that for global warming if it's been cold. Because they
realized with the data that was out there after they've
used the phrase global warming, the earth are actually slightly cooled,
so they've had to, obviously, you know, come up with
a new phrase. So we'll actually move on to pillar
eight them the medical system controlling sort of health policy

(53:59):
through centralzed authorities.

Speaker 3 (54:02):
Sure, so what what happened in the US, and I'm
sure this spread as well, But really in the US,
the major change in the medical system came when John D.
Rockefeller basically caused the birth of the Western medical industry,
which is a pharmaceutical based healthcare system.

Speaker 2 (54:25):
So what.

Speaker 3 (54:27):
Rockefeller did in the early thirties is he was able
as an oil tycoon. As the world's richest man at
the time and an oil tycoon, he was able to
get things switched over to pharmaceuticals, which are primarily comprised
of petrochemicals. I did not know this until I did

(54:47):
the research, that these pharm of pills we take, most
of them are petroleum based. But anyway, he got the
whole system switched over to the allopathic what's called the
allopathic method of medicine, and he had it changed that
only the American Medical Association could license doctors. So now

(55:10):
we had these, you know, homeopathic methods and different natural
methods of medicine had all been competing, and it had
all been issuing licenses and were all considered valid, and
all that pretty much went away. He was able to
take over pretty much the whole medical system, the college

(55:31):
system for training, and in some cases even people were
jailed who were trying to perform the other forms of medicine.
And so we get into this thing when you know,
we call it a pill for an ill that you know,
you go to the doctor, you get in and out
very quickly. They write a prescription, and at least here
in the US, the pharmaci is right there as part

(55:53):
of the medical facility. You fill it on your way out,
and it's like a conveyor belt, you know, that's how
our some works. But then on top of that, the
smaller doctors' offices have basically been bought up by the
hospital systems. So now you have less independence in the
medical care that's given because now they're part of the

(56:15):
hospital system. And now if the hospital system determines a
standard of care, the doctors better be in line or
they're in danger of losing their license or their job.
And so this just keeps rolling up. And so you
have you have the farmer industry exerting a tremendous amount
of control in our country, the FDA, the CDC. It's

(56:37):
a revolving door between these high levels of government related
to the health system, between the pharma industry and government,
and so these people, you know, leave government and go
into the you know, get positions within farmer companies and
vice versa. And it's basically a manipulated stateandard of care

(57:00):
that's designed to sell a lot of farm pharm of products.
And you know, the ultimate thing really was was the
COVID crisis proved that where you know, Fauci was able
to kind of impose this standard of care with remdesevere,
which turned out that he knew caused deaths in studies

(57:21):
with rem DE severe, about half the people who took
it died, and and yet he recommended it. It was
able to get recommended as a standard of care for
treating COVID even though hydroxychloric when ivermectin drugs that had
been on the market for for decades were were known

(57:41):
to be effective and proven to be effective. That was
all covered over suppressed doctors who pushed it, some of
them lost their license. So it's a you know, it's
a whole it's a whole fraud. And you know, there's
there's links in the book that take you to a
video by RFK Junior claiming Fauci new REMDA severe would

(58:02):
kill you. You know, there's also links to a book
called Deception, the Great COVID cover Up by Rand Paul,
one of our senators congressman. And uh, you know, it's
basically a system that that's rigged and it's not for
our health. It's basically to sell pharma and a lot

(58:23):
of times I believe to introduce diseases so that you
need more pharma to than satisfy it.

Speaker 2 (59:18):
One hundred percent. Randeservier, or better known as rolled to
death of her that's what they called it because it
killed that many people, and it is. It's the same
over here. I'll give a real life example. So I
very very rarely will go to a GP, a general
practitioner doctor because I don't trust them. Because well, I

(59:39):
say I don't trust them, the reality is they haven't
been trained properly. They've not been trained in nutrition. They
are just trained to issue drugs. So I had a problem.
I've had problems with my back over the years, but
this particular problem. I had a number of weeks ago.
I had a spasm in my back and it lasted
for days and I was in real pain, to the
point where my wife was having to feed me because
they couldn't lift my arms one it was back. So

(01:00:01):
I went to the so when she was saying to me,
you're gonna have to go to the doctors just to
see what he says, and she knows, I was very
very reluctant, and I said to her, I one hundred
percent guarantee I come away with a prescription for some drugs.
I went in told him at that point it had
got a little bit better, but I was still in

(01:00:22):
I was still in a lot of pain. He said
to me, in his own words, I don't really know
what's going on, but I'm going to write this out
for you. I came out with I didn't I'm not
obviously going to take them, but I came out with
a prescription for diazepan and the proxy too extraordinarily strong dogs.
I don't even take PARASITMO, so I couldn't take them anyway.

(01:00:44):
But that is basically what happens. And it's like people
who you know, they go to the doctors because they've
got problems with a stomach or whatever, and he goes, oh,
you need to take this. Not the fact that they've
been going to McDonald's three or four times a week
and drinking is you pop every single data lives. That's
got nothing to do with it. So just take these

(01:01:04):
and you know they're not trained in nutrition. And nutrition
actually now leads onto the next pillar because you talk
about food supply, which is obviously you know, we're talking
about engineering scarcity via supply chain disruptions.

Speaker 3 (01:01:20):
Yeah, the I was shocked to learn, uh, the level
of control over the food supply. It's really in two areas.
One area is that very few companies are in control
of the food supply. It's a small number of brands
that are owned by you know, major corporations, and these

(01:01:43):
major corporations basically own each other's stock, and so there's
there's a very tight level control over who supplies the
food and what's in the food. And you know, processed
food of course is the worst. But you know, we've
we've always had low food, low food prices in the
United States because we have such a good system of

(01:02:05):
productive system, i should say, of farming and distribution. But
you know, the food inflation has been really on the
rise incredibly. There's a study that showed between twenty nineteen
and twenty twenty four that you know, the food prices
on an actual typical basket of food rose about thirty percent,

(01:02:27):
when people's wages didn't rise anywhere near that level. But
the really alarming thing to me was a study of
the number of food plant fires in the United States
between let's see, what was that twenty twenty two versus
twenty twenty three. So there's a graphic in the book

(01:02:48):
that shows, like a chart with the average number in
twenty twenty one of food fires was less than one
a month at a major food processing facility. The middle
of the first six months of twenty twenty two, it
was fifteen a month. There were ninety in the first

(01:03:09):
six months of twenty twenty two versus ten for the
entire year of twenty twenty one. These are major fires
that were taking out the plants or destroying them. Amazingly,
Tucker Carlson, before he left Fox, he was doing a
report on this and during the week that they were
gathering information for the report, two different planes flew into

(01:03:30):
two different food processing facilities during that very week. So
that really got my attention. So I kind of dove
in feed first on looking up the proof for this,
and the statistics are incredible. This is just real. Quickly,
I'll read the first half of the month of March
twenty twenty two.

Speaker 2 (01:03:50):
This is.

Speaker 3 (01:03:53):
Facilities being destroyed or in some cases chickens being destroyed
because they gave them a fake PCR test where a
chicken with no symptoms is deemed to have some Asian
flu bird flu, and so they call the entire flock.
So March fourth, twenty twenty two, two hundred and ninety

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four thousand chickens and Stoddard, Missouri destroyed same day, six
hundred and forty four thousand chickens Cecil, Maryland at a
farm four days later, the eighth two hundred and forty
three thousand chickens egg Farm, Newcastle, Delaware, March tenth, two
days later, six hundred and sixty three thousand March tenth again,

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nine hundred and fifteen thousand, March fourteenth, two point seven
million at an egg farm in Jefferson, Wisconsin. March seventeenth,
five point three million at an egg farm in Buena Vista, Iowa.
And so this is the thing. They're just destroying the supply,
and you know, the Trump administration put an end to
that madness, and now you know the supply is coming back.

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But you know, egg prices here where they had gone
from between two to three dollars a dozen to eight
to ten dollars a dozen, and now they're back down
to I would say between three and four. They're really
not back to where they were, but they're almost back.
But it's all about supply and demand. And it's not
just egg or chicken eggs, it's chickens, it's cattle. It's

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basically protein. You know, our bodies need protein, and so
the most one of the most healthy forms of food.
We can have our eggs and in meat and that's protein.
And it really looks to me like they're really focusing
on that and trying to introduce, you know, like their
fake meat with Bill Gates with his fake meat company,

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you know, and and Gates being the largest holder of
farmland now in the United States. This whole shift shift
to synthetic beef and everything, I think is an attempt
to get control total control of the food supply and
that and not in a good way. And I know
you've had this over in the Netherlands, farmers rebuilding and

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shutting down farms by the thousands, and you're the they're
the number two supplier exporter of food in the world.
My understanding.

Speaker 1 (01:06:17):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (01:06:19):
Yeah, the chicken thing is quite interesting because last year
of over in I said the UK, I'm originally from
England and I now live in North in Wales, so
there's different laws. But so I'm not going to apply
this UK wide, but either England, I think it's ever
England or Wales has brought in a law as of

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October last year that you've got. So if you if
you're just a small, you know, backyard chicken farmer, you're
not necessarily even classed as a farmer. You might just
be a person like myself who's got a guarden and
you might have two or three chickens. You've now got
to register them as of October last year, and obviously

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there's a reason for that. It's because they need to
know how many have them for when the order are
cull and that'll mean, know you, we're going to have
to come around and kill your chickens because obviously there's
bird flu and you know it's it's it's just another
form of control. And I mean, I've I'll be honest
with you, if I ever get any chickens, I'm not

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registering them. I mean, as a Christian, you you talk
to obey the laws of the land, and I will
do as far as they don't, you know, contradict the Bible.
But that's just I mean, like you can't even go
fishing without a fishing license for a rod, just going
to a local pond that you've got to have a
rod license. The things that you can't do now without

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licensing is unbelievable. And people say that the Western world
is free, well nowhere near free.

Speaker 3 (01:07:50):
Nowhere near. Yeah, I agree with you. So we're similar
in the US. We haven't gone to registering that. But
but all the farmers, all the cattle now have to
be tagged, all the each head of cat all is ided.

Speaker 2 (01:08:02):
Now, Yeah, I think it's I think it's the same
over here. I think so anyway, I mean, I live
so I can. I live near a number of farms,
and I can. There's a place that I'll go and
get my eggs. And the lady has a little egg
she calls it the egg shed, And basically it's all
done on trust. And you can go and get your
eggs and you put your pay obviously cash, and there's

(01:08:23):
there is a camera there, but you put your money
in this little ten and you take you take your eggs.
But you know, I'd encourage people to sort of buy
we're talking about eggs, but food that you can get
on milk or whatever from if you live near a farm,
get it directly from them rather than supermarkets. You know,
you talked about the price of food. I mean, it's

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just absolutely outrageous. You know the price of food and
how it's gone up, and it hasn't you know, Food's
gone up way quicker than the salaries of people have
gone up, so everything is just you know, your money
is your money, just it's not buying anywhere near what
it what it was. And me and my wife has

(01:09:06):
noticed that. I mean, obviously, in the ideal scenario, everyone
had have a small farm, but unfortunately we've been born
into a world where that was that had been taken
away and a lot of us didn't know any different.
And now you know, I mean, I have grown my
own vegetables in the past when I had a bigger garden,
but when I moved to this house that I mean
now unfortunately I haven't started it back up. But that's

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something I do encourage people, just some kind of independence
like that, you know, maybe grow some of your own vegs,
get a few chickens if you've got space, take away
some control from these globalist lunatics. And that's what they are, lunatics.
So we'll move on to self identity, which is obviously
destabilizing traditional family structures. So let's have a look into

(01:09:51):
this because this is this is a big one.

Speaker 3 (01:09:54):
It is a big one. And the book focuses on
gender identity. Although and I kept it on that just
because that's a big topic. But although when when when
I was when I got the information on that pillar.
It actually is more than just that. It's also your

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identity as a citizen and your identity as a family member,
your identity within society and how you fit in. It's
basically like what am I? But in the book, we
just focus on, you know, the male female identity because
there's so much government effort being focused on that to

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make it make us believe that a gender is a
fluid thing. That you know, we may have different physical parts,
but the gender has nothing to do with that, that
your male or female based on what you are psychologically
or some other way of looking at it. So that
you know, a man can be a woman even if

(01:10:58):
he has a man's body and vice and you've got this,
you know, finally there's pushback in the US. But you know,
this whole thing about men and women's sports and uh
you know in in in college and this the whole
teaching is about about gender. This brainwashing. You know that

(01:11:18):
that we've got on this and you know this goes
back to this we talked about earlier, the goals of communism,
you know, make the schools of transmission belts for for gender,
gender confusion and propaganda and you know, in the in
the US, when Obama came in, he was very heavy

(01:11:39):
handed approach. He basically his administration made a decree that
all the schools that are federally funded, which is most schools,
all public schools, received some level of federal assistance, that
they will cease to receive that funding unless they make
every bathroom gender neutral, that the anybody use any bathroom

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depending on how they identify themselves. I mean, just madness, right,
And then soon after that, you know they're the big
box stores, you know, Target and other big box stores
started adopting the same policy that the men can go
into the women's bathroom and vice versa, depending on how
they identify that day. I mean, it's just absolute, absolute madness.

(01:12:23):
And the book talks about a study by doctor Frank
Turrek who was studying this gender dysphoria among children, and
there was a study of that said that said in

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the past one in ten thousand children suffered from gender dysphoria.
Yet today in some schools up to thirty percent, so
that would be like three thousand and ten thousand of
seventh grade students identify as the opposite sex. Thirty percent
have it in their head that they are the opposite
sex in some schools. So it's obviously based on the

(01:13:03):
propaganda they're hearing. This is not a natural thing that
kids come to on their own unless it's being directed
at them, you know, by their teachers. And you know,
even our recent nominee to the Supreme Court, Judge Kaitanji
Brown Jackson, you know, famously could not identify what a

(01:13:24):
woman was when asked directly by Senator Marshall Blackburn, you know,
what is a woman? And she's saying, you know, I
don't know. I can't define that. I'm not a biologist.
Well I'm not a veterinarian, but I know a cat
from a dog, you know what I mean, You don't
They're just throwing it up, like, I don't know, Jesus,
so hard to determine what is a woman? You know.
But yeah, there is this attack on womanhood, women not

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being valued and cherished for their unique role in society,
child bearing and nurturing, unsurpassed role really in terms of
shaping society. And similarly, you know, for men, to this
confusion of the roles, the confusion in the media, in
the television shows, in the movies, like what is the role.

(01:14:08):
I mean, so this is the thing. Maybe it's this
way where you are too, I'd be curious to know.
But in the US, I say, I challenge you to
find one commercial or one TV sitcom where the woman
is made to look stupid. All right, it's always the
man that looks like an idiot. It's undermining the authority,

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the male authority within the home, within society. It's trying
to bring that down. And you know, I mean, women
can do any job they want. I have no problem
with that, but this depiction that they're always the smarter one,
the one in control. In the Marvel movies, the one
hundred pound woman flips the two hundred and fifty pound

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guy over the railing using her ankles and a quick flip,
you know. And it's just ridiculous. And we see when
men are in women's sports, with the real is they dominate.
Even if the men aren't at the top of their game.
Within men's sports, they will dominate, I mean almost every time.
So we know it's a big lie. But it's a
lie with the reason, I believe, to demoralize men and

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to advance this gender confusion.

Speaker 2 (01:15:17):
Yeah, it's ridiculous. The films. Now they're showing women beating
guys up. It's just not even reality. Yeah, I mean
I can't I can't remember the statistic. I mean it
might be wrong on this, but I'm sure the average
guy compared to the average woman is something like eight
times stronger. And I watched this video. It was just
a short clip of and it was called the Average

(01:15:38):
Jaws Versus Jim Girls or something, and they had him
doing these different challenges and one of them, they had
him in a circle, like one on one and they
had these little like say sticks, but they were made
of form, and the assss sort of jump up off
the floor and run at each other, and every single
time this guy just pushed this woman out of the circle.

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And then they had a tugle war competition. So all
these women they trained in the gym, and these guys
were just average guys. They weren't meet heads or anything.
I don't think they worked out, and they just did
the tugle war. I think there was five men, five women,
and they just pulled them over like they were nothing.
And that is reality. And they're not providing reality in
these films. They're all psychological operations. I mean, media is

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not neutral, and it's the same here. Yeah, the guy
always looks stupid and you know, is weak, and they're
not providing obviously strong role models for young boys. There
is some kickback with that, and social media does have
a part to playing that now with all its negative
implications as well. There is things on there that people

(01:16:45):
are latching onto. But we'll move on to the final
one because I am running out a time unfortunately, so
we'll talk about faith because that's the final one. More
genalizing religion.

Speaker 3 (01:16:58):
Sure, so, Goal number twenty eight of the Communist agenda
was eliminate prayer or any phase of religious expression in
the schools on the ground that it violates the principle
of separation of church and state. Again, that's from the
forty five Goals of Communism. So, yeah, the faith has
been challenging the schools. You know, the prayer in America

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has been removed from the school. It used to be
a normal thing. The Ten Commandments were on the walls
of most schools in the past, and the same with
most courtrooms in the US had the Ten Commandments there
as kind of like the basis for law for Western law,
which they are. But it's been a steady it's been
a steady erosion of faith, not only in the school
system and government, but from all forms of pop culture.

(01:17:47):
Faith is being removed. So basically, you know, John Adams
one of the founding fathers, and he was the second
President of the United States. He explained that a free
society requires moral strength based on faith in God. And
he said, quote, our constitution was made only for a

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moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the
government of any other. So wholly inadequate to the government
of any other. So faith and religion form the basis
for a moral, free society. And you know, as we
move away from that, as we're pushed away from that,
I would argue we become more tyrannical. Society just evolves

(01:18:34):
toward that because law and order starts to fade as
people stop self regulating their behavior because of their beliefs.
So our beliefs regulate our behavior, less crime when there's
more genuine true religious belief. That was the founding really
of our government. So religious belief is the foundation of character,

(01:18:59):
I argue, and that it's always the religious ones that
the tyrants go after to try to break them, because
if they can break them, then the rest of society falls.
It's the people who have a strong sense of purpose
built on faith in God and the moral requirements that
that faith demands, who are the backbone against of resistance

(01:19:22):
against tyranny. And so we need to value that, we
need to build it. We need to build it in
our children, and we need to build it in our society,
in ourselves and our homes. This is the thing that
will help us push back against tyranny.

Speaker 2 (01:19:37):
Yeah, because the thing is the reason why it is
there is such an attack. I mean, in particular Christianity.
Let's face it, that's the biggest enemy, because Satan is
the god of this world, as our Lord said, So
he's ultimate is to attack Christianity. Because if you've got
someone who's a believer in Christ, they read the Bible,

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they're walking in faith, they're walking in the spirit of God.
You can't control them. And that's why they've got to
attack them. Because, for example, you might have a Christian
doctor who refuses to perform an abortion because he knows
it's morally wrong, do you know what I mean? And
there's all kinds of implications for the state. They can't
manipulate people to do everything that they want them to

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do because they have a basis on which they're standing,
and they know who they are, they know where they've
come from, they know they're a special creation of God,
creating an image of God. And that's why all these
pillars we've talked about are important. But this faith is
like probably the number one you've got to you know,
if you take away people's belief in something, and then

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they'll just believe anything, and they'll be so easily manipulated,
which we've seen through the scandemic. You know, people was
just basically convinced to take and unfortunately a number of
Christians as well, who you know, I'm sure regret it now,
but unfortunately took an experimental vaccination. And I've said this

(01:21:06):
on here before. I don't know anybody who regrets not
having it, because I certainly don't regret not having it,
but there's multiple people regret having it. And if you know,
obviously we're not saying that it's instantly killing people, but
it is killing people, and that's just a fact. So
while and it's been fascinating talking to you, So before

(01:21:26):
we go, just sort of let people know where they
can purchase your book and where they can connect with you.

Speaker 3 (01:21:34):
Sure, So the best way to do both of those
is to go to Global collapsebook dot com and from
there you can click the buy button. There's also an
opportunity if you're in the US to purchase signed copies
at a price add or below the Amazon price, depending

(01:21:56):
on how many you buy, but even one will match
the Amazon price and it'll be signed and in the
US I'll ship it to you. So it also comes
in in sets for the purpose of, you know, opening
the eyes of your friends and family. This book is
a super easy read with all the QR codes one
hundred and seventy five QR codes. It gives you all

(01:22:17):
kinds of shareable links, but it is written to basically
bring people into the enlightenment that probably everybody watching this
show is already on that track, but to bring others in.
We all have family members, it's just so hard to
win them over. So check it out at Global collapsebook
dot com. It also has a link to buy it

(01:22:37):
on Amazon. The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything. That's all
you need to type in, it'll come right up and
Barnes and Noble and anywhere online books are sold pretty
much you can get it.

Speaker 2 (01:22:47):
Yeah, no, I would reiterate that it is an easy read,
because I know some people aren't great readers these days, unfortunately,
have short attention spans, and this is an ideal but
for someone like that, because it can read a little
ex up and then they'll will be a QR code
then they can watch the little video or whatever it is.
So it is, it's an extremely easy read, and I
would encourage people to get hold of Alan's books, certainly

(01:23:10):
if you can purchase it directly from Alan. If not,
obviously there's Amazon, but I always encourage people to go
straight to the author rather than giving any money. It's Amazon,
but unfortunately, if you're international, you might have to go
to Amazon. So thanks for your time today. Alan, it's
been fascinating talking to you. We've covered a lot of ground.
You know, we've only touched on a lot of them

(01:23:32):
because there's so much in it. But guys, yeah, I
encourage you get Alone's book, do your own research, and
I'll be back next week with a new guest. I'm Paul,
and this is beyond the paradigm my crazy. We don't
use that word in here, s S S S S