Topic: Marlo Oaks

Utah State Treasurer Marlo Oaks joins guest host Kate Dalley to warn about a proposed SEC rule allowing the listing of "Natural Asset Companies" (NACs). Oaks explains that NACs would financialize "ecosystem services" like clean air and water, potentially locking up public and private land from economic use. He describes this as a massive land grab driven by UN sustainability goals.

Marlo Oaks details how foreign sovereign wealth funds, including those from China and Saudi Arabia, could invest in NACs to control American land management. He warns that conservation easements could be enrolled in NACs without landowner consent, forcing farmers to adopt "regenerative" practices that prohibit synthetic fertilizers and machinery. Oaks notes the Rockefeller Foundation's role in funding the Intrinsic Exchange Group behind this initiative.

Marlo Oaks explains that NACs aim to "financialize photosynthesis" and could be used to leverage more national debt against America's natural processes. He credits an outcry from state financial officers and Representative Harriet Hageman for forcing the SEC to reopen the public comment period until January 18, 2024. Oaks urges citizens to contact their representatives to oppose the rule.

Marlo Oaks emphasizes that the NAC proposal threatens the fundamental American concept of private property. Kate Dalley and Oaks encourage listeners to put pressure on county commissioners and local officials to protect land rights. The broadcast concludes with Alex Jones promoting a New Year's sale at the InfoWars Store, featuring products like "Vazo Beats," "Ultra 12," and "HGH Max."