Topic: Willis Harmon

2 chapters across the catalog

The segment explores the influence of Willis Harmon and the book *The Aquarian Conspiracy* on Western social engineering. Dyer argues that the promotion of radical Islam in the West is a "clash of civilizations" narrative steered by the global elite to produce a specific political synthesis. He mentions Andrew Tate's conversion to Islam as part of a broader trend of pushing foreign religious commitments onto a weakened West.

Guest host Jay Dyer analyzes a 1981 essay by Willis Harmon titled "Millennium," which predicted a transition to a post-industrial society. Dyer explains that the concepts of "essential" and "non-essential" workers were planned decades ago as part of a technocratic austerity doctrine. He argues that the elite intend to replace human labor with automation and transition the West from a production-based economy to a controlled, "circular" consumer model where private property is abolished.