Did Barbara Marx Hubbard call for the culling of one-fourth of the human population? John Klyczek investigates the truth about the Malthusian bent of Hubbard's "co-creative" gospel of "conscious" transhuman evolution.
When Kissinger’s CIA-funded Harvard seminar was exposed, CFR elites built a successor: the German Marshall Fund, led by Kissinger protégé Guido Goldman. Johnny Vedmore traces its leadership programs, media funding, and CIA links.
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.
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.
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.
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.
