Topic: New World Order

4 chapters across the catalog

85: Overman
• 1:11:15 - 1:16:54

85: Overman

Antony C. Sutton on the Capitalist-Communist Conspiracy

Economist Antony C. Sutton is featured discussing how international capitalists prefer "captive markets" and centralized political control, whether through socialism or communism. Sutton argues that the elite have no national loyalty and view the public as "cogs in the wheel." The hosts relate this to the "Talented Tenth" concept, where the elite attempt to recruit the top 10% of the population to manage the "sheep" while marginalizing those who refuse to comply.

72: Duke Power
• 2:49:42 - 2:58:03

72: Duke Power

Shared Goals of the Woke Academic-Media Complex

The hosts discuss how the Duke case demonstrated a "shared goal" between liberal faculty, ambitious prosecutors, and the New York Times. This coordination is described not as a formal conspiracy, but as a mutually beneficial alignment of interests to push a specific ideological vision. The segment notes that the "woke" graduates of 2006 are now the mid-career professionals running modern media and corporate institutions.

61: Mark My Words
• 2:36:31 - 2:42:19

61: Mark My Words

The Population Bomb and the Talented Tenth

The discussion connects Bill Gates' population theories to the "New World Order" and the "Talented Tenth" concept. The hosts suggest that the push for universal vaccination is a form of "90% cut" across the board to reach a sustainable global population. They argue that the elite fear the influence and "superpowers" of Black Americans and are using biosecurity measures to maintain control.

36: Lego My Joeco
• 2:32:14 - 2:35:05

36: Lego My Joeco

Jesuit Influence and Saint Fauci

The hosts discuss the "Jesuit" connection between Pope Francis and Dr. Anthony Fauci. They describe the Jesuits as the "CIA for the Pope" and characterize the National Institute of Health as a "billion-dollar church" based on belief. Dr. Fauci is labeled "Saint Fauci, Patron Saint of Vaccines," as the hosts argue that religious-style symbolism is being used to drive public compliance.