Topic: Anthony Sutton

The Organization for Economic Co-operative Development (OECD) is identified as the primary international body controlling the CIA and globalist interests from Europe. Recent geopolitical shifts show the European Union moving closer to China, while NATO is accused of orchestrating the attempted assassination of Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico. Donald Trump's strategy focuses on breaking the Russia-China alliance to restore American industrial sovereignty.

Research utilizing artificial intelligence has mapped approximately 55,000 NGOs that allegedly act as a "fifth branch of government" using taxpayer funds. These groups, funded by entities like the Rockefeller and Tides Foundations, are accused of interfering in elections and promoting radical social agendas. Bill Gates is specifically cited for using non-profits to commit what is described as "administrative terrorism."

Sidney Riley, known as the "Ace of Spies," was a primary inspiration for the character of James Bond. He worked with Bruce Lockhart to navigate the complex relationship between the British Empire and the Bolsheviks. Anthony Sutton argued that these operatives were actually working for elite banking interests to destabilize the Russian Empire and secure oil fields.

Alex Jones discusses the historical roots of the "New World Order," citing authors like Anthony Sutton and G. Edward Griffin regarding a multinational banking cartel. He claims that globalist elites view the general public as an "infestation" and seek an 80% reduction in the human population. The segment alleges that these elites suppress life-extension and free-energy technologies to maintain a "new dark age."

Jones reflects on his 30-year career and the "living legends" who preceded him in fighting the New World Order, including Anthony Sutton and William Cooper. He expresses gratitude to his audience for their support in turning the tide against globalism. The segment concludes with Frank Sinatra's "My Way" as a tribute to the independent path taken by the InfoWars network.

A clip of Tucker Carlson is played where he questions the morality of using nuclear weapons on civilians. Carlson argues that justifying the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is "prima facie evil." Alex Jones connects this to Anthony Sutton's work on how Wall Street funded Hitler, illustrating the Hegelian Dialectic used to justify the creation of destructive technologies.

A debate ensues regarding the origins of communism, with claims that British intelligence and Wall Street funded the Bolshevik Revolution to remove the Czars. Hinkle and the host discuss the break between Xi Jinping and globalist figures like George Soros. They examine the historical role of the Council on Foreign Relations in supporting Communist China before recent geopolitical shifts.

The occult foundations of the elite are explored through secret societies like the Bohemian Grove and Yale's Skull and Bones. Newman references the work of Anthony Sutton and Charlotte Iserbyt to explain how these groups use ritual humiliation and blackmail to maintain loyalty. The "Cremation of Care" ceremony and mock sacrifices are described as tools for conditioning the ruling class into a shared, anti-Christian morality.

A spiritual "download" received over 20 years ago predicted that a media operation would trigger a Great Awakening by influencing prominent future leaders. This experience provided an intellectual boost and deep discernment into complex subjects like nuclear reactors and globalist machinery without formal training. The mission was described as a "John the Baptist" role, preparing the way for a massive public shift against tyranny.

Dyer references Anthony Sutton’s research on the Order of Skull and Bones at Yale, describing it as a key recruitment hub for the CIA and the American establishment. He explains the "Hegelian philosophy" used by the elite—clashing the "thesis" of Marxism against the "antithesis" of fascism to produce a "synthesis" of a technocratic third way. This "strategy of tension" is used to shock and demoralize society into accepting a new global order.

Dyer cites historians Carroll Quigley and Anthony Sutton to show that Western elites and the Bank of England funded Hitler's rise to power. He also discusses the power of international Islamic banking and the historical use of the Muslim Brotherhood by Western intelligence agencies as a tool for regional destabilization.

Dyer reviews the work of Professor Anthony Sutton and Patrick Wood, specifically "Trilaterals Over Washington." He argues that the "Third Way" synthesis of capitalism and socialism has resulted in a global technocratic system managed by the IMF and NATO.

Dyer reviews the 1979 report "Trilaterals Over Washington" by Anthony Sutton and Patrick Wood. He explains that the rise of China was an intentional policy of the Trilateral Commission, led by David Rockefeller and Zbigniew Brzezinski, to build a technological superpower as a dialectical foil. He emphasizes that these steering committees plan global events decades in advance.

Jay Dyer critiques Noam Chomsky as a "gatekeeper" who only understands the surface level of corporate control. He references Anthony Sutton's work on how Wall Street funded the Bolsheviks to open new markets. The discussion concludes that the ultimate goal of the elite is not just money, but "technocracy"—a long-term plan for a global reset that has been in development for decades through organizations like the Clinton Foundation and the WEF.

The "Rainbow Revolution" and trans agenda are described as products of elite think tanks rather than organic social movements. Dyer references Professor Anthony Sutton’s work on the Order of Skull and Bones, claiming the CIA and American oligarchy have roots in drug-running and occult secret societies. The goal is framed as the "final revolution" for the enslavement of humanity.

The current populist movement is described as the "second wave" of a forest that grew from a single "oak tree" planted by intelligence whistleblowers in the 1950s and 60s. Figures like Anthony Sutton are credited with starting the initial resistance that has now crested into a global awakening. The struggle is framed as a choice between human liberty and a "supremacist system of transhumanism."

The character O'Brien from George Orwell’s *1984* is presented as the ultimate villain representing the "inner elect" of the global power structure. Dyer links this literary figure to real-world entities like Yale’s Skull and Bones society, which served as the basis for the OSS and CIA. The segment argues that finance capital intentionally funds "workers' revolutions" to consolidate power through a dialectical process.

The interrogation of Rakovsky is used to argue that the Federal Reserve and fiat money printing are the ultimate revolutionary tools. Jay Dyer explains how international elites utilize debt and inflation to bypass nation-states and control global assets. This "managed dialectic" is presented as the foundation of the modern technocratic era.

Vladimir Putin is described as transitioning Russia into a full war economy in response to Western sanctions and military pressure. Alex Jones references the work of historian Antony Sutton regarding the "Secret Establishment" and argues that the West should have partnered with Russia for its vast natural resources. Instead, the globalists have supposedly created an "authoritarian model" to justify increased control in the West.

Anthony Sutton's research into Skull and Bones identifies the secret society as the origin of the CIA and a key player in funding both the Bolsheviks and the Nazis. Geopolitical strategist Halford Mackinder's "Heartland Theory" remains the blueprint for controlling Eurasia and the world. The hosts conclude that the ultimate solution to this globalist system is a return to Christianity, traditional values, and the creation of independent communities outside the corporate grid.