Topic: Unesco

A discussion outlines concerns regarding a transition toward a one-world government through United Nations enforcement of global taxes and military control. Specific claims involve UNESCO proposals to turn military bases over to the UN and Vice President Al Gore allegedly signing away American national parks, such as the Grand Canyon and Smoky Mountains, via treaty agreements. These sites are described as being under UN policy control despite being funded by American taxpayers.

A discussion of dystopian literature highlights the differences between the control methods proposed by Aldous Huxley and George Orwell. Huxley, whose brother was the first head of UNESCO, suggested that populations are tricked or drugged into submission rather than punished. The segment compares these literary warnings to modern societal compliance and the perceived loss of freedom in the United States.

The discussion highlights Executive Order 12986, which granted diplomatic immunity to UN officials under UNESCO. The speaker recounts interactions with critics and psychologists who label his views as insane, framing this as a tactic to marginalize those who expose the growing police state. He urges listeners to reject the "Prussian model" of social conformity and speak out against biometric tracking.

The host discusses the "balkanization" of the United States through identity politics and social division. He dismisses UNICEF as a propaganda front that uses celebrities to mask the UN's violent actions. He reiterates that UNESCO officials enjoy diplomatic immunity within U.S. territory, effectively making them lawless under international banker law.

Proposals for global taxation include the "Tobin Tax," which would levy fees on international financial transactions, air travel, and oil extraction to provide the United Nations with independent funding. Additionally, concerns are raised regarding UNESCO policies and treaty agreements signed by Al Gore that designate U.S. national parks, such as the Grand Canyon and Great Smoky Mountains, as World Heritage Sites. Critics argue these designations transfer policy-making authority from the U.S. government to international bodies.

A tourist guide for Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky reveals the site has been designated as an International Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The transition is presented as evidence of the United Nations taking control of American national parks without public election. The involvement of John D. Rockefeller in financing the UN facility in New York City is cited as a historical precursor to this globalist expansion.

A caller named Paul argues that turning national parks over to the UN might save taxpayers money on maintenance. Jeff Davis and Alex Jones counter that the land was already paid for by American taxpayers and that the US still pays billions in UN dues. They argue the transfer is a fraudulent breach of the constitutional promise that these lands would be preserved for the use of American citizens under local control.

The hosts discuss the transfer of the Long Beach Naval Base to the Chinese company Costco (China Ocean Shipping Company), which they link to Asian mafia triads and heroin running. They criticize the Clinton administration for facilitating this transfer and for allowing the UN to take over national treasures like Mammoth Cave. The segment emphasizes the perceived threat of foreign entities controlling strategic American infrastructure.