Topic: Power Elites

The current geopolitical climate has shifted from a beta-testing phase of the New World Order into a deep operational phase. Globalist elites are characterized as being at war with human stability and the general population. Research into history and current events suggests that the window to reverse these systemic changes is narrowing to just a few years.

Guest host Jay Dyer joins the broadcast to discuss the "macro picture" of global power. He argues that the New World Order is not run by a single group but by competing "mafias" under a spiritual Luciferian structure. Dyer emphasizes that evil is a moral action rather than something tied to a specific genetic group.

Jay Dyer analyzes the 1990 essay "Soft Power" by Joseph Nye Jr., a key strategist for the global elite. Dyer explains that soft power involves influencing nations through culture, ideology, and international institutions rather than direct military force. He argues that this strategy is used by think tanks and NGOs to advance a globalist agenda regardless of who is in public office.

The discussion explores the divide between the "corporate elitists" in Washington and the hard-working American middle class. Marjorie Taylor Greene argues that elites hate anyone outside their power structure and want full control over the economy and individual lives. The segment contrasts the competitive nature of the American spirit with the exclusionary goals of the political and corporate establishment.