Topic: International Socialism

Guest Jay Dyer joins the show to discuss "Changing Images of Man," a high-level globalist textbook from the early 1980s produced by SRI International. The book allegedly outlines a plan for a cash-free society, social credit scores, and carbon taxes decades before their implementation. Dyer argues that understanding this "enemy battle plan" is essential for the public to defeat the technocratic agenda.

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is identified as the "central bank for central banks" that coordinates the global fiat system. Dyer links modern monetary policy to the goals of the Communist Manifesto and Fabian Socialism, which seek to control society through a centralized banking monopoly. He recommends G. Edward Griffin's "The Creature from Jekyll Island" for a detailed history of the Federal Reserve's creation.

The Bank for International Settlements has reportedly finalized "Project Aurum," a prototype for central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). This technology allows for "programmable money" that can be restricted based on a user's social credit score or political affiliations. Dr. Kirk Elliott warns that the technology is now ready for full implementation, likely following a major cyber-security crisis.

Dr. Kirk Elliott reports that the World Economic Forum claims 98% of central banks are ready to adopt CBDCs, which will utilize "unified ledgers" to track every human transaction. This system is designed to create a digital social profile that can divorce individuals from their funds based on their ideology. Elliott warns that the IRS is already building this database by monitoring bank accounts, effectively implementing a social credit score before the official CBDC rollout.

The final segment of Jay Dyer’s discussion focuses on the modern fentanyl crisis as a form of social engineering. Dyer argues that the elite plan to eventually legalize all drugs to create a "mindless zombie" population that is easier to control. He characterizes Big Pharma as the modern successor to the British East India Company, using legal drug pushing to demoralize the public and consolidate technocratic power.

The program plays the full "Corporate Cosmology" speech, which describes the world as a "college of corporations" determined by the "immutable bylaws of business." The speech predicts a world without war or famine where all necessities are provided through a "common profit" (Universal Basic Income). Dyer links this cinematic vision to modern concepts like the Metaverse and the "smart city" matrix.

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the history of the Fabian Society and its influence on the British Labour Party and global governance. Citing the work of Ioan Ratiu, Dyer explains how the society was funded by big capital and figures like Cecil Rhodes and the Rothschilds. He argues that the Fabian model seeks to nationalize the family and place all societal resources under direct state control.

Tyler Bennett explains that since the 16th Amendment, there have been two systems of taxation: one for the elite and one for everyone else. He argues that the Internal Revenue Code is intentionally complex to prevent the middle class from using deductions that the wealthy utilize. Bennett's firm focuses on the "Internal Revenue Manual" to challenge the interpretations of IRS clerks and ensure clients pay the minimum amount required by law.

Boyle grants permission for his contact information to be shared with lawyers and doctors seeking guidance. He calls for the Nuremberg Notice to be translated into multiple languages, including French, to aid global resistance. While opposing the vaccines, Boyle advises the audience to continue taking precautions like social distancing and hand washing.