Topic: Year Zero

The "Hunger Games" narrative is used to illustrate the concept of a "Year Zero" reset, similar to the goals of Pol Pot or the Jacobins. Dyer argues that the elite seek to intentionally accelerate the destruction of the current order to rebuild a technocratic socialist empire where the masses are pacified by "bread and circuses."

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the "revolutionary faith" that drives movements like the Great Reset, tracing its origins back to the French Revolution's "Year Zero." He argues that revolutionaries seek to destroy traditional history, family, and religion to create a utopian society based on "pure reason." Dyer asserts that all such socialist revolutions are ultimately tools used by the "money power" to consolidate control.

Jay Dyer discusses the concept of "Year Zero," a tactic used by revolutionaries to reset society through crisis. He cites Dr. Holger Hyden, a source for Koestler, who wrote papers in the 1960s about using mRNA to manipulate gender and behavior. Dyer claims that the research from MKUltra is being applied to mass society to achieve the "alchemical destruction" of the human form.

The "Great Reset" is linked to the Jacobin concept of "Year Zero" from the French Revolution, where society is completely reset under a new system. Dyer traces the lineage of technocracy through philosophers like Auguste Comte and Saint-Simon. He argues that the current economic collapse is a planned "austerity-based" event to usher in a new world order.

The segment describes a "Year Zero" cultural revolution where history is wiped out, including the destruction of statues of Frederick Douglass. Bracken predicts a social cataclysm within the next year as the right wing is intentionally provoked by the state.