Ancient Greek Philosophy, Globalist Definitions of Tyranny
Alex Jones argues that globalists use an ancient Greek definition of "tyrant" to label populist leaders who defend humanity. He claims that historically, tyrants were champions of the people who challenged the aristocracy and plutocrats. The discussion posits that modern figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk are viewed as tyrants by the ruling class because they mobilize the general public against established power structures.
ancient greece· globalists· tyranny· aristocracy· plato· democracy movements
00:00 Musk is seen as a tyrant, I'm seen as a tyrant. Anybody that's a fan of humanity anybody that stands up for humanity anybody doesn't think humanities bad and by the does what treat us like animals depopulate us is a tyrant according to the ancient Greek definition that the globalists are using so any men don't get in line with the aristocracy and compete to serve it or be part of it will be eliminated But of course, the final equation they'll end up eliminating everybody because aristocracies really don't want smart powerful and people under them because they might actually try to overthrow them later. So that's why these aristocracies tend to create stagnation and collapse of civilization because they go after any competition or new ideas.
00:48 Rallying patriots worldwide in defense of human liberty. It's Alex Jones The system isn't broken the system was built The system was designed the globalist corporate world government cashless society System is a architecture and infrastructure to scientifically, economically culturally spiritually demolish all of the organic human systems that have organically developed and grown our technological world. And the technological world is now being turned from serving humanity to destroying humanity there's always been elements of this look at war making
01:49 things like that. But this, ladies and gentlemen is a ruling class decision by the aristocracy – that's how they see themselves – against we the people and the populist movement that they call The Tyrants Now I know most listeners don't blame me for not studying ancient Greece where modern philosophies came from but it's very informative to understand the thinking of the globalists, developed different systems on the Greek islands. They created competing systems that created a synthesis of the different models of governments that grew into Rome and then during the Dark Ages, of course, the Renaissance and then the United States which in our modern system became the model of the world. There is now a systematic program to remove that
02:48 Now the reason I mention this is later in the hour, I'm going to break down the historical systems and the synthesis out of ancient Greece. I'm just gonna do a quick breakdown on it's much more complex and much more interesting but we won't have that much time today And then i will put into context what's currently happening. I want to thank you all for joining us on this Wednesday worldwide transmission I am your host, Alex Jones. And the big news we're gonna be breaking down is well quite extensive but the first big thing i want to lay out Is the accelerating purge of what the globalists see as the number one threat and they see that as tyrannous or The tyrant. I am seen as a tyrant model that they fear greatly Trump has seen as the ultimate tyrant model That they fear
03:45 at the greatest level, Elon Musk is now a competing tyrant. Now people are going to be confused by this and they're gonna say aren't tyrants bad? Words change in their popular meaning in different nomenclature of different cultures but if you go back to about 2500 years ago or so anybody can just type into Wikipedia or anybody could go to history book and look up the Tyrants of Greece And that's the term that the aristocracy and the plutocrats, and other authoritarian groups gave to democracy movements. That then tended to be led by a champion of people or what they called strongman or a tyrant. Now I've called globalist tyrants, I've called judges tyrants because in
04:42 use of the word. It means an oppressor, a dictator and enslaver of the people so I know the public uses that term So i've always used that word because words change in their popular meaning when I speak about tyrants I'm speaking of what the globalists follow from the philosophy they follow The tyrants challenged, and many times in Greek history overthrew the aristocracy. And most of the biggest gains in Greece that led to the founding of other civilizations based on Greece came from the tyrants So when you hear tyrant that means leader of the mob
