Topic: Malthusian

The 1981 book Millennium and the writings of Willis Harman are analyzed regarding the future of technocracy. Dyer explains the concept of "essential" versus "non-essential" workers and the implementation of a universal basic income tied to social credit. The segment describes a future based on "eco-austerity" and collective thinking, where individual lifespans and resources are managed by computers.

The New World Order is described as a tyrannical organization pushing for a cashless society, open borders, and global government. Claims are made that the United Nations and globalist elites intend to cull the human population by 80% to solve perceived resource problems. This worldview is characterized as a radical form of social Darwinism that uses centralized healthcare and engineered viruses to force humanity into a system of total control.

The SRI textbook cites Julian Huxley, the founder of UNESCO, and his plans to rebrand eugenics as biometrics. The document argues that population growth is the primary global problem and that a world government is necessary to manage limited resources on "Spaceship Earth." This model demands a move away from individual rights toward a collective evolutionary process.

The globalist agenda includes the normalization of psychedelic drugs as a "sacrament of the future" to induce ecstatic states and facilitate mind control. Reference is made to the Stargate Project and remote viewing as part of the elite's study of the occult and "cosmic consciousness." This worldview seeks to devalue the individual in favor of a Malthusian, collectivist planetary society.

The British ruling elite's historical ties to Nazism and Malthusian depopulation theories are discussed. Dyer argues that the ultimate globalist plan is to destroy nation-states and replace them with technocratic city-states like London, D.C., and Jerusalem. He points to the election of "Fabian socialist" mayors in London and New York as evidence of this long-term strategy to flood the West with Islam.

The philosophy of "creative destruction" is explored through the works of Graham Greene and Isaac Asimov's "Foundation" series. The globalist "operating system" is identified as Malthusian Social Darwinism, which seeks to manage the masses through algorithmic tracking and ritualistic degradation. The discussion posits that elite cults view themselves as "apex predators" destined to cull the human population.

The technocratic order is said to be dominated by Malthusianism and social Darwinism, using vaccinations and diet to "sterilize and experiment on man." Jay Dyer references the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and its plan for a trackable, controllable digital wallet. This system aims to turn the state into a giant corporation where all free-market enterprise is replaced by a social credit engineering model.

In a historic sit-down, Glenn Beck and the host discuss their shared history of exposing globalist organizations like the Bilderberg Group and the World Economic Forum. The host describes himself as a "Paul Revere" figure who uses primary source documents to warn the public. They agree that the current elite leadership has devolved into a "Malthusian death cult" that views the human population as a herd to be culled.

The "Malthusian depopulation plan" is described as a strategy by central bankers to consolidate power by damaging the real economy and implementing social credit scores. The segment claims that globalist organizations like the UN and the Club of Rome view human beings as "destroyers" rather than "creators," seeking to reduce the global population by 90%. This "economic warfare" is characterized as a siege intended to make the population poor and easily controlled.

A clip of George Bernard Shaw is referenced, where the Fabian Socialist argues that individuals in a technocratic state should have to "justify their existence" or face execution. Dyer argues that modern "globalist" ideology is a form of "slow-kill" Malthusianism that applies eugenics to the entire human race. He asserts that the "equality and democracy" promoted by the elite is merely a "cover" for a "dysgenics" and "depopulation" agenda that has been planned for over a century.

NASA documents from 2001 suggest that "sustainability" and "productivity improvement" are code words for population control and a managed decline in the standard of living. The agenda is driven by the belief that the Earth cannot sustain the current human population at Western consumption levels. This Malthusian outlook is used to justify the shift from a growth-based economy to one of "sustainability" enforced by the state.

The discussion explores the link between Malthusian resource theories and the transhumanist agenda of the World Economic Forum. Dr. Malone describes the "death agenda" of the globalist elite, who seek to replace humans with digital consciousness. He notes that countries like Romania, with recent memories of totalitarianism, are showing the strongest resistance to these initiatives.

The 1972 report *The Limits to Growth* by the Club of Rome is analyzed as the foundation for modern environmental alarmism. Burmess argues that the report used early computer modeling to "demonize humanity" and justify a transition to a stable-state society that limits human prosperity and population.

A 1973 news report features the Club of Rome's "World One" computer program, which predicted the collapse of civilization by 2020-2040 due to overpopulation and pollution. The segment highlights the "Z curve" of pollution and the "Q curve" of quality of life. Burmess argues that these "sky is falling" computer models have been used for 50 years to justify population control and carbon taxes.

The segment discusses the history of Malthusian and eugenicist thought, citing a 2001 report on "contraceptive corn" developed by the company EpiCite to combat overpopulation. This technology, allegedly funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Department of Defense, is linked to a broader anti-natalist culture that discourages Millennials from having children. The guests argue that climate change rhetoric is often used as a cover for the goal of human sterilization.

Jones and Gunn discuss the "Bond villain" persona of Klaus Schwab and the perceived arrogance of the global elite. They argue that the globalists are attempting a Malthusian depopulation effort because they have already consolidated world wealth through fraud. Gunn urges the public to stop being cowards and to support whistleblowers who are seeing "massive clots" in deceased individuals.

Historical documents from the Rockefeller Foundation are cited as evidence of a long-term plan to implement a global dictatorship through engineered crises. These plans allegedly include the release of bioweapons to justify mandatory quarantines, biometric IDs, and a cashless society. The narrative suggests that globalist organizations like the UN view a global pandemic as a necessary tool to consolidate world government power and cull the population.

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the historical foundations of the global power structure, tracing the wealth of elite Western families to the British East India Company’s opium trade. Dyer argues that the British Empire was a front for oligarchical families who used drug running as a form of warfare and social control. He contrasts "seafaring nations" based on monetarism with "land-based nations" focused on traditional culture and law.

Historical tyrants in Greece are credited with creating the first public libraries, parks, and baths, which the aristocracy viewed as a sin against their control. The segment contrasts this with the views of Plato, who allegedly believed the general public should be kept at low numbers. It is argued that modern globalists view the public as obsolete due to the rise of AI and robotics, leading to a renewed push for depopulation.

Dyer discusses the radical egalitarianism of early revolutionary philosophers who advocated for holding all things in common. He explains how Adam Weishaupt borrowed the organizational structure of the Jesuits to create an "inner party" and "outer party" system. This lineage is linked to HG Wells and the Royal Society’s push for a Malthusian technocracy and a one-world socialist government.