2:41:17 We move on to talk about the function of the state in the liberal imperium was to basically become a kind of quasi-religion. It would be a religious level status by which people would accept the imperial philosophy that would supplant belief and trust in their own nation states. Literally, they propagandized this into the mass mind by using all of the outlets that they had bought. In fact, they had bought most of the media outlets in the UK by the 30s and 40s, including The Times, The Independent. All of those, The Economist, were owned by the Rothschild-Rhodes-Milner network. By these media outlets, they were beginning to inculcate the idea that the Atlanticist goals
2:42:01 would be disseminated through every outlet, educational media. And it would include the idea of removing the belief in individual sovereignty, getting rid of the idea of the nation state, getting rid of the idea of family and loyalty to family and God, and supplanting that with loyalty to international ideals through the promotion of generic ideas like freedom. Just freedom, man. And there's an amazing section where, I think Quigley wrote this back in the 80s, 81. I don't know if he wrote that, but my copy came out in 80, 81. But what's amazing is that there's a section where they even talk about this like it is the logical outgrowing of a series of evolution or revolution. Now, we know that
2:42:56 Aldous Huxley called this the final revolution, right? And so there's a section where they even talk about the logical process, so-called, of evolutionary thought and evolution as a kind of mystical religion. And Quigley says, yes, that is the attitude of the British Empire, that they thought it was a logical process of a kind of Luciferian evolution. Now, he doesn't use the word Luciferian, I do. But he does talk about on page 186 the fact that this secret society had by the middle of the century basically set up 2,500 Royal Institute for International Affairs members. There were 100 people in the Milner group and then the Society of Elect being 12 people and then the Society of Elect being run by the top three.
2:43:45 So again, you've got the Lord Rothschild, Rhodes, and Milner, the top three. Under them, the Society of the Elect, 12 people, which is almost kind of a weird version of the apostles, right? under them, the Milner Group, which has 100 people and they're over the 2,500 members of the Royal Institute for International Affairs. And that's who sets up the American branches of CFR, et cetera. So this is a real historical entity with an actual structure like a pyramid. I even drew a little helpful pyramid there to let you know what this is talking about.
2:44:23 And we even know who's behind this. And we know that they carved up the globe in the 20th century. They're the people who set up nations like Iraq. This is the entity that sent T.E. Lawrence in to divide up Saudi Arabia. The great British spy T.E. Lawrence. So, If you've never seen Lawrence of Arabia, by the way, go watch that Peter O'Toole movie. It's making the same point, right? So you get an insight into the way the British Empire functioned. Now, I mentioned that they were able to co-opt the US into coming back under this superstructure, particularly at the time of World War II. And how did this go? How did this come about? Well, there was a couple of spies, actually a handful of them, who were very crucial to doing this. And amazingly, they weren't just unknown spies. They were actually people involved in Hollywood.
2:45:18 They're called the irregulars, right? So here we have the irregulars, that is people like Roald Dahl, people like Ian Fleming. Yes, Ian Fleming helped Bill Donovan set up the OSS. And another important figure from Canada, Canadian intelligence named William Stevenson, code name Intrepid. So together this coterie of British intelligence assets working for this group that Quigley's talking about, were able to convince our president at the time, it was FDR, right, to help set up this secret inner core of spies and the intelligence security state, right, the National Security Act in 1942.
2:46:01 And oh, we got to do this to protect America against all the threats to our freedom. And the earlier right, we had already had a co-opting of the banking through Colonel Edwin Mandel House under Woodrow Wilson, right? And the 14 points. Well, under FDR, it's the four freedoms, right? So it's the same group that had taken over the Federal Reserve Bank of the country back in 1913 through Colonel House as their agent. They make another huge move, right, under FDR. They're setting up the secret deep state national security state, which is again an agent of this entity. Quigley even goes into the inquiry, right? The inquiry was already there. It was already present. That was the post-World War I sort of nascent intelligence agency that was forming.
2:46:57 But it's the same people, right? Part of the inquiry together with these irregulars, these British spies who set up our national security state, which from that point on is the real controlling power of the country. It's that simple. It's not draconians. It's not we have to sit around and speculate about aliens. We don't have to wonder. I mean, there's a demonic element to it. Yeah. But we don't have to wonder. who was behind all this, who transitioned the country from a non-interventionist into a totally globalist, right? Role player Pax Americana. These people, we know it. It's in the books. There's no mystery here, right? I don't know. Maybe there's a conspiracy. Maybe something's going on. Who knows? Who's in this group? Who's in that group? They're all part of the same group, right? The same people that go to CFR, go to the Trilateral Commission, and they go to Bilderberg.
2:47:49 It's just revolving doors. And in fact, Quigley even has a discussion of revolving door stuff in here. So this is where we get after World War II and into the Cold War, right? The purpose of the Cold War is to get the whole world involved now in a new conflict that allows for the erecting of the technocratic infrastructure. Yes, that's the purpose of the Cold War in the long term, right? We wouldn't be where we are now with computers everywhere. Without the cold war and as I always point out in the middle of tragedy and hope there's an important chapter about the managerial society. The managerial society as quickly said back in the sixties is the technocratic society. Quickly said computers AI they will run the world they will run your cities they'll run your houses. Run your life.
2:48:41 So he knew, and they have had this planned way back then because Quigley is an agent of these people. He's an apologist for these people. And he, oh, it's going to be great. It's going to fix all the problems. We're going to have to just kill everybody. He's another, he's a big depopulation advocate, just like all these people, because they adopted the Darwinian Malthusian worldview. That is the operating system of this worldview. and it's directly connected to transhumanism. Again, Lord Birkenhead was talking about transhumanism before Aldous Huxley was, in the teens, in the 20s. The British imperial royal society structure had already drawn up these plans. And so what we see playing out is not
2:49:28 run by all the same British elites, right? It's the same power structure. There are some of the same families involved in this, but now it is passed on to the technocratic elite. There's still, yes, powerful Rockefellers. There's still powerful Rothschilds. There's still powerful families who engaged in this conspiracy 100 years ago. whose same power structure, the inquiry, the OSS, the CIA, those are adjuncts and busybodies for the banking elite. And that's who runs things now. That's who set up Silicon Valley.
2:50:07 That's who runs the world almost. And that's who we're fighting. So meanwhile, everybody's distracted by a bunch of politics. And I'm not saying everybody involved in local politics is bad or anything like that. But Quigley said 100 years ago, the politicians are kind of a, you know, Punch and Judy show or whatever, like a puppet show or something like that. Because these are the real people that nobody actually can ever figure out. Even though it's publicly in the books, the people can't figure out who runs this stuff. And it's the same people like Klaus Schwab. They represent this people. Prince Charles was just on Klop Schwab's podcast or whatever a few months ago, right? Talking about how we've got to have this nasty population. This is the crew, this is the group. It's the same, at least structure of an inner party that Orwell talked about.
2:50:55 Right. And remember, Orwell was talking about English socialism. But the people who ran the system said, we're just going to combine the best. Well, actually, the worst elements. Right. They would say the best, but the worst elements of capitalism and socialism into a third way, which will be the global technocratic government. And that's why the Cold War was necessary to set up the tech infrastructure across the globe. Right. The spy satellites, which will become this network of interlinked Internet of Things. This all comes out of the Cold War. And that's what they had planned the whole time. So you don't know. This is a key book.