Topic: Snowpiercer

Alex Jones uses the film *Snowpiercer* as an allegory for how the global elite view their role as "stewards" of humanity through population control. He references the destroyed Georgia Guidestones and Bill Gates's comments on vaccines and population as evidence of a "slave planet" agenda. Jones contrasts this with Elon Musk, whom he describes as liking humans and supporting population growth.

The report continues by discussing how television programs are normalizing the consumption of bugs. It references the film *Snowpiercer* as a depiction of a collectivist future where the masses eat insect-based protein bars. Rob Due concludes that the UN wants the public to eat bugs while the elite continue to eat traditional meats.

Films like "Elysium," "Resident Evil," and "Snowpiercer" are cited as examples of the breakaway civilization narrative in popular culture. Dyer discusses Arthur C. Clarke’s "Childhood’s End" and "2010" as stories where the elite or "chosen" children are taken off-world while the Earth is destroyed. He argues these stories prepare the public to accept a future where they are considered "non-essential."

The hosts describe globalist communication as a form of "gaslighting" similar to an abusive relationship, where the public is told to ignore their own senses. They mention the recent death of Prince Philip, noting his past comments about wanting to return as a virus to cull the population. Dyer traces these eugenicist ideas back to Plato’s Republic and the rigid caste systems of ancient empires, comparing them to the movie Snowpiercer.