Topic: Industrial Revolution

Dr. Greer argues that the Trump administration should focus on the "heart" of the shadow government—advanced energy and propulsion—rather than fighting peripheral battles. Disclosing these technologies would spark a new industrial revolution, lift humanity out of debt, and enable the rapid development of a Mars base. Greer emphasizes that a peaceful, high-tech future is the only way to ensure long-term human survival and prosperity.

Jones outlines a vision for a "New Golden Age" of America, referencing the innovation and growth seen between 1789 and 1929. He praises Elon Musk as a modern-day equivalent to the Wright brothers and Thomas Edison. The segment concludes with a call to action for listeners to share the broadcast link to bypass censorship and support the show through the online store.

Klaus Schwab brags about the World Economic Forum's ability to "penetrate the cabinets" of nations like Canada, Argentina, and France. He identifies Justin Trudeau as a key representative of the world emerging from the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Jones responds by affirming his commitment to the resistance and his faith in God over globalist tyranny.

The segment covers the history of the Total Information Awareness network and the move toward an "Internet of Things" for total surveillance. Dyer references Joost Merloo's *Rape of the Mind* to explain how governments use intentional gaslighting and constant lying to induce a catatonic state in the public. This psychological conditioning is framed as a deliberate tactic to ensure total receptivity to state messaging.

The World Economic Forum and figures like Bill Gates are accused of viewing humanity as a "product" in the new technological revolution. The segment warns that globalists will stop at nothing to avoid accountability for their actions. While new health threats like bird flu are discussed, the public is urged to look to independent doctors like Stella Emanuel for guidance.

A comparison is drawn between the first industrial revolution's replacement of muscle and the current replacement of the human mind through supercomputing. The discussion references Ted Kaczynski's warnings about machines controlling humans. A proposal is made to "strangle" AI in its crib by destroying data centers to protect humanity.

Host Anthony Rubin references Zbigniew Brzezinski’s book *Between Two Ages* to discuss how the Industrial Revolution collapsed traditional gender roles. He argues that labor-saving technology removed the physical necessity for male-dominated roles like farming, leading to the breakdown of the family unit. This historical shift is presented as the root cause of the current "war on men" and the emasculation of Western society.

Klaus Schwab is shown discussing the transition from "material wealth" to a "well-being economy." Schwab argues that new technologies provide "asymmetric power to individuals" who can do "a lot of harm," necessitating global standards and protocols. Burmess interprets this as a plan to crush individual rights in favor of a drugged and surveilled collective.

Alex Newman argues that Communist China is the intended model for the New World Order, as stated by figures like Klaus Schwab and George Soros. The plan involves "Digital Public Infrastructure," including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and digital IDs to track carbon footprints. This system aims to fuse biological and digital identities, allowing for the total control of assets and individual behavior via a global blockchain.

Dyer discusses the "malleability" of human beings as described by Brzezinski and Jonas Salk. He references HG Wells' "The Island of Dr. Moreau" as an allegory for the globalist desire to genetically experiment on and retool the human race. The segment explores the transition from authentic human nature to a synthetic, "transhumanist" future.

The discussion shifts to the future of technology, where Alex Jones argues that globalists want to monopolize the next industrial revolution using AI and algorithms to exclude humans. He frames the conflict as spiritual, pitting the belief in divine creation against a "satanic" technocratic vision of merging humans with machines. Jones asserts that the elite want to extinguish the "fire of creation" in humanity to maintain total control.

Klaus Schwab is shown speaking at a summit about the necessity of global policies to "master" self-replicating AI and quantum computing. He expresses concern that individuals may feel "overwhelmed" by the pace of change, leading to social polarization and a feeling of losing control over their own fates, which he uses as a justification for increased global management.

Toyota and its leadership have expressed skepticism regarding the feasibility of electric vehicles (EVs), claiming they crash power grids and rely on scarce lithium. The company is instead focusing on perfecting hydrogen-powered cars, which emit no carbon dioxide, though they currently cost significantly more than gasoline engines. Klaus Schwab is highlighted for his 2015 book, "The Fourth Industrial Revolution," where he predicted that those who master technologies like AI, synthetic biology, and quantum computing will become the "masters of the world."

The infiltration of the Vatican by liberalized, globalist elements is highlighted by the introduction of the "Pachamama" deity into Catholic rituals. Jay Dyer argues that this is part of a broader effort to create a syncretic world religion that supports the "Fourth Industrial Revolution." The timeline for this agenda aims for a "Skynet" style total control system by 2050, where the human population is drastically reduced and managed by AI.

Ray Kurzweil and Google's "Calico" division are identified as leaders in the quest for technological immortality through consciousness uploading. The World Economic Forum's plan for the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" includes running refugee camps on biometric blockchains, which is framed as a model for future global enslavement. Bermas concludes by urging listeners to support InfoWars as the primary defense against this "anti-human" agenda.

Klaus Schwab's "Fourth Industrial Revolution" is presented as a "tsunami" of change that will fuse physical, digital, and biological identities. The Australian government is criticized for embedding these concepts into national policy, with specific mention of Dan Andrews' dealings with Communist China. The segment urges Australians to reject this "dose of Marxism" and protect their national interests.

John Bowne reports on the intersection of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and depopulation agendas. The segment features the "Sarko capsule," a 3D-printed suicide pod designed for effortless self-euthanasia. Jones links these technological developments to a broader "pro-death cult" led by globalist figures like Klaus Schwab, who seek to replace human autonomy with data-driven control.

Klaus Schwab is featured in clips from the G20 summit, where he calls for a "deep systemic and structural restructuring" of the world. Schwab praises China as a model for the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" and argues that the pandemic has accelerated the adoption of technologies like AI and genetic engineering. Jones interprets these statements as a blueprint for a global technocratic dictatorship.

The discussion turns to the broader geopolitical goals of the World Economic Forum and Klaus Schwab. Dr. McCullough references the book "COVID-19: The Great Reset," arguing that the pandemic was used as a window to implement a new world order. He suggests the ultimate goal is the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," which involves changing the nature of human beings through technology and biological manipulation.

Jay Dyer discusses the eventual goal of a "post-human" world run by robots and technocrats, as outlined in Klaus Schwab's "Fourth Industrial Revolution." He compares current events to the plot of the film "I Am Legend," involving bio-releases and societal collapse. Dyer concludes that the Western elite is 100% committed to a Malthusian future that most citizens would find maniacal.