Topic: London School Of Economics

Bitcoin is described as a "pro-peace" currency because its decentralized nature makes it difficult for states to seize assets to fund perpetual warfare. The segment traces the roots of modern globalism to the London School of Economics and Fabian socialist thinkers like H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell. Even the CIA's origins are linked to these socialist circles, suggesting the agency was never truly conservative but rather anti-Soviet in its orientation.

The final discussion explores how Fabian socialists at the London School of Economics influenced figures like David Rockefeller to combine Marxism with monopoly capitalism. Dyer concludes that understanding this synthesis is the only way to accurately diagnose and resist the current move toward global technocracy.

Jay Dyer describes the "Fabian Window," a stained-glass piece commissioned by George Bernard Shaw depicting a wolf in sheep's clothing and elites hammering out a "New World Order." He notes that the London School of Economics was founded by Fabians and has produced many global leaders. Dyer cites former Prime Minister Tony Blair's admission of being influenced by Fabian values as proof of the society's enduring power.