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.
Eyewitnesses say Jeffrey Epstein brought two women to meet two sitting US Senators at Leslie Wexner’s Foxcote House in 2002, under Met Police protection. Asked who the senators were, the Met refused to confirm or deny, citing “national security” concerns.
Doctors for Covid Ethics: A long history of Crime and Abuse in Medicine. Catherine Austin Fitts receive Whitney Webb, Dave Rasnick, Meryl Nass and Peter Breggin.
In the first part of a censored trilogy, Johnny Vedmore examines, former model and investor Nicole Junkermann - who flew alone with Jeffrey Epstein, sat on the board of Israeli intelligence-linked Carbyne with Ehud Barak, and was appointed to Matt Hancock’s NHS Healthtech Advisory Board.
Whitney joined Jerm Warfare for a conversation covering her journey into journalism and Chile; fact-checkers; Bill Gates; central intelligence; Facebook versus mass surveillance; Jeffrey Epstein; 9/11; why people fear conspiracy theories; and parallel structures.
The WEF was not Klaus Schwab’s creation alone. Johnny Vedmore shows how three CFR-linked Harvard figures, Henry Kissinger, John Kenneth Galbraith and nuclear strategist Herman Kahn, recruited Schwab through a CIA-funded seminar and helped launch the Forum.
The “rules-based order” is said to be shifting from West to East, but Iain Davis argues both sides serve the same global public-private partnership. China, built into the world’s first Technate with Western help, is a model for the order now coming for us all.
