Robert Kadlec, a veteran of biowarfare with longstanding connections to the National Security State and corrupt government contractors as well as controversial Covid-19 policies, has now become the head of counterproliferation policy at the Department of War.
Epstein’s emails reveal his fascination with neo-eugenics: DNA, life extension, a “baby ranch.” The same obsessions drive Thiel, Musk, and other tech oligarchs, whose data-hungry transhumanism treats humans as parts to be optimized.
Iain Davis shows how Thiel’s and Musk’s ideologies are becoming policy: Freedom Cities modeled on Próspera, a Ukrainian “digital state,” and privately issued stablecoins - all of which are building toward a multipolar world of gov-corp Technates.
Facing a wave of patent cliffs, Big Pharma is betting on risky biotech. The WHO’s revised pandemic treaty, shaped by its private funders, would build a permanent market for this biotech despite its past regulatory challenges.
The UN calls SDG16.9, “legal identity for all,” its most crucial goal. In Part 2, Iain Davis and Whitney Webb show how ID2020 and the World Bank are building an interoperable global digital ID tied to CBDCs.
The UN sells SDG16 as peace and justice for all. Iain Davis and Whitney Webb show how it recasts “human rights” as revocable permits, promotes censorship, and enlists compromised bodies like Interpol and the ICC in a push for greater global control.
The UN’s SDG7 promises affordable, reliable energy for all. Iain Davis shows that renewables alone cannot deliver this due to intermittent supply, storage and resource limits, soaring prices and carbon markets that let big polluters “offset” rather than cut emissions.
In this critical review of Mattias Desmet’s The Psychology of Totalitarianism, David Hughes, Valerie Kyrie and Daniel Broudy argue that “Mass Formation” blames the public and exonerates the instigators of Covid-era harms.
