Topic: Maurice Strong

The late Maurice Strong is identified as a key architect of the global warming agenda, with the goal of de-industrializing Western civilization and implementing unelected global governance. Senator Roberts claims that controlling energy, food, and money is the ultimate method for controlling continents. The current energy crisis is framed as a deliberate attempt to send society "back to the caves."

The 1992 Rio Earth Summit is cited as a key moment in the push for a "new earth ethic" and a global partnership under the UN. Modern transhumanist thinkers like Yuval Noah Harari are now suggesting that AI could create a "superior" religious text to replace ancient scriptures. This move toward an AI-driven "voice of God" is seen as the ultimate tool for globalist control and the eventual depopulation of humanity.

The 2016 film "Armageddon," produced by Gary Haben, is highlighted for its script detailing a plan to reduce the global population to 500 million. The film features a character based on Maurice Strong who discusses the necessity of eliminating billions of people in Africa, India, and China. The dialogue mirrors real-world statements attributed to Henry Kissinger regarding the destruction of American nationalism to usher in a New World Order.

Jay Dyer claims the 1970s OPEC oil crisis was an engineered event designed by Henry Kissinger to establish the petrodollar and implement "engineered austerity." He cites the Club of Rome and Maurice Strong as key figures who promoted the idea that humans are "pollution." Dyer argues that current high taxation on the middle class is a deliberate CFR and Bilderberg plan to prevent upward mobility.

Senator Malcolm Roberts describes vaccine passports as "digital prisons" designed for population control and wealth transfer. He traces the origins of the current globalist agenda to Maurice Strong and the fabrication of global warming narratives. Roberts warns that the WHO pandemic treaty would strip nations of their sovereignty.