Topic: Corporate Communism

The discussion continues with the implementation of deplatforming as a modern form of property confiscation for political dissenters. Dyer highlights the role of CIA-linked venture capital, such as In-Q-Tel, in funding major tech platforms like Google and Facebook. This "public-private partnership" is described as a form of corporate communism that bypasses traditional constitutional limits.

Dyer defines the globalist system as "corporate communism"—a pyramid structure where a super-rich elite rules over a communal society. He references Rockefeller's admissions about collaborating with the Vatican and Opus Dei, using intelligence and espionage techniques to build influential global networks.

Greene defends journalist Lara Logan, who was criticized for comparing Anthony Fauci to Josef Mengele, stating that the pandemic response has been a "giant human experiment." She calls for breaking up Big Tech monopolies to end "corporate communism," where private companies enforce government-desired censorship. The goal is to restore free speech and prevent bureaucrats from using "fact-checkers" to silence political opposition.

Dr. Darren Beattie and Alex Jones discuss how the globalist establishment uses communism as a control system while remaining "offshore and above it." Jones references a Barack Obama speech about mixing communist and capitalist models to maintain power. They conclude that the corrupt ruling class seeks to annihilate populist opposition to install a permanent police state.

The discussion turns to state legislatures attempting to limit governors' emergency powers. Jones critiques both communism and "Big L" libertarianism as unfeasible, arguing that corporations have become a form of unaccountable government that has broken the social contract.

Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks out against vaccine passports, labeling the collaboration between government and private corporations as "corporate communism." The host expands on this, arguing that corporations are acting as unelected governments to enforce globalist policies. The segment claims this system is modeled after the Chinese Communist Party's integration of capitalism and authoritarian control.

The Biden administration is reportedly working with 17 private companies to develop digital vaccine passports, a move the host labels "corporate communism." LA Times consultant Harry Litman is quoted saying these passports are necessary to "break the resistance" of those who refuse the vaccine. The host suggests the plan may fail because it would effectively discriminate against minority groups and illegal aliens who are less likely to participate.