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Whitney is joined by Dr. Jacob Nordangard to describe the influence of oligarchs in the development of the UN and other international institutions, efforts to hijack the environmental movement to further corporate control of resources, and the UN agendas seeking to digitalize and surveil everything.
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Despite Republican rhetoric and Trump’s past policy on the Paris agreement, the incoming Trump administration is being heavily influenced by figures tied to carbon markets and efforts to implement dubious climate finance schemes.
Whitney Webb
Whitney joined The Jimmy Dore Show to discuss two recent articles, Debt From Above: The Carbon Credit Coup and Manufacturing Consent: The Border Fiasco and the "Smart Wall."
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The WEF plan for global carbon surveillance is nearly complete and journalist Whitney Webb joins us to talk about how this is all tied together with a digital ID, CBDC's, and removal of personal property.
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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.
Iain Davis & Whitney Webb
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.
Whitney Webb & Iain Davis
In the first part of their SDG series, Iain Davis and Whitney Webb cut through the UN’s language to show that “sustainable development” uses debt, public-private partnerships and a “reimagined” World Bank and IMF to entrap nations for the benefit of financial elites.
Iain Davis & Whitney Webb
The WEF’s Young Global Leaders program is a near-replica of Henry Kissinger’s CIA-funded International Seminar at Harvard. Johnny Vedmore traces the CIA conduits behind the seminar, and how Kissinger’s network funded Klaus Schwab’s revival of the model.
Johnny Vedmore
Matthew Ehret traces today’s transhumanist and technocratic agenda back through two centuries of British imperial strategy: from Malthus and Huxley’s X Club to Russell, Wiener’s cybernetics, the Macy Conferences and the Club of Rome.
Matthew Ehret