Topic: Lord Milner

Jay Dyer explores the "Milner Circle's" interest in "Our New Religion," a 1929 book that posited Christian Science as a potential model for a global faith. He links these historical power structures—including the Astors and Rothschilds—to the modern "Deep State" and the "Five Eyes" intelligence alliance. Dyer argues that while Christian Science failed to become the dominant world religion, its principles of "mind over matter" and "collectivism" laid the groundwork for the 1960s counterculture and modern "New Age" movements.

Guest host Jay Dyer provides a historical overview of the Israel-Palestine conflict, tracing its roots to the British Empire's "Milner-Fabian circle." He explains that the Balfour Declaration was actually a "Milner Declaration" designed as a geopolitical strategy to partition and control the Middle East. Dyer argues that the British elite, including Lord Rothschild, used "managed powder kegs" to ensure no regional power could align against the Anglo-American establishment.

Dr. Carroll Quigley’s *The Anglo-American Establishment* is cited to explain the secret society founded by Cecil Rhodes and Lord Milner. This group, which Dyer calls the "Rhodes-Rothschild-Milner Roundtable," reportedly created the UN and IMF to manage a global technocracy. The segment describes a "Fabian Socialist synthesis" where monopoly capitalism and Marxism merge to control the world's population.

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.

Jay Dyer explores how Cecil Rhodes and Lord Milner modeled their "inner party" elite on secret societies to run a shadow government. He claims the Fabian Society used the corporate charter of the British South Africa Company as a model for global government. This structure allegedly uses an "outer party" of idealistic dupes to push for nationalization and wealth transfer.

Guest host Jay Dyer introduces a lecture series on "The Milner-Fabian Conspiracy" by Ioan Ratiu. Dyer connects this research to the works of Carroll Quigley and Anthony Sutton, explaining how Wall Street and international bankers funded both the Bolshevik Revolution and the rise of fascism. The segment frames Fabian socialism as a gradualist strategy for implementing a New World Order through elite-controlled institutions.

The discussion explores the transition from traditional politics to "technocracy," or government by expert managers. Dyer cites Carroll Quigley's research on the "Secret Elect," a society modeled on the Jesuits and led by figures like Cecil Rhodes and Lord Milner. This inner circle utilized both monopoly capitalism and socialism as tools for global control, a strategy Dyer claims is mirrored by the modern World Economic Forum.

Referencing the research of Anthony Sutton, Jay Dyer explains how Western banking interests and the US government supported the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. The goal was to destroy the Russian Empire and rebuild it as a Western-controlled corporate asset. This historical precedent is used to explain how modern globalists use "revolutionary" movements to consolidate power and resources under a technocratic elite.

The American ruling class is described as a servant class to a globalist network that merged with British intelligence interests following the 1947 National Security Act. This private corporate network, influenced by figures like Cecil Rhodes and Lord Milner, allegedly views the American public as inferior. The State Department and Hollywood are characterized as sycophantic propagandists for this aristocratic system.

Dyer outlines the specific hierarchy of the "Society of the Elect," which included figures like Lord Balfour and Lord Milner. He argues that the British Empire used Freemasonry and academic scholarships as intelligence networks to recruit the next generation of the "intellectual elite." The ultimate goal was a "Liberal Imperium" or "Commonwealth of God" that would use a giant welfare system to make the global population dependent on the state.