Charlie Robinson | The Doom Loop, Woke Crapitalism, & The ESG Agenda

00:07 The planet's puppet masters almost surely have a plan. There clearly may be something there beyond the realm of man, until we've thoroughly tested every last closed chested view and find the more you think you know unless you really do. Me without THC We know they're lying to us just don't know what degree It's the end of the world as we know it, but I feel fine doing the dance from The Sunshine State. I'm Greg Carlwood and it is hard to look at America's report card right now and find even a single thing to spin into a positive

01:13 People are working harder for less, many of which seem to be on the brink of a nervous breakdown. Death clouds settle over New York while doom spirals set in across many major cities. Confidence in leadership is at an all-time low as leadership competence drops even lower and a writer's strike is keeping the few sane people left from enjoying their last bits of halfway digestible entertainment We got 99 problems with processed foods, polluted air, EMF interference, homelessness, fentanyl a general lack of affordability Deceptive media criminal politicians corporate shenanigans deep state agendas tuck it back bathing suits censorship and surveillance manipulated mass shootings mainstreamed mind control and A pill-popping populace that for the most part doesn't even understand the half of it

02:01 We are failing across the board, yet still sending overstuffed bags of cash we don't have halfway around the world while the military-industrial complex is licking their lips for World War III. And in troubled times like these, we go to the best at breaking down exactly who and what are causing these problems—people like the great Charlie Robinson! He's the well-known and highly respected author of The Octopus of Global Control and Hippocrasie, Surviving in a World of Cultural Double Standards. The coauthor of The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire along with Jeff Berwick And host of the action packed and informative Macro Aggressions Podcast But that's not all folks he also added hosting a live radio show on TNT Radio every Saturday morning to his already very full plate

02:49 The man doesn't stop, so let's get it started. The American empire eulogizer societal collapse chronicler and octopus of global control tamer Charlie my good man welcome back for lucky number three Thanks for having me America baby that's only halfway through the year Yes Still have another half to go Oh I know i can barely believe it Well it's good to be back you know i wish we were talking about all of the. Victories that we're celebrating but it seems like the wheels have fallen off this, this american experiment and its a damn shame im an american your america we want what's best for this country obviously but boy tell ya people are running show i can't say the same for them

03:32 I have my suspicions about where this clown car is headed and it's not good. Yeah, I mean, I'm right there with you. I wish we could be more positive but it's important to be real and on one hand It does seem like there's a lot happening But on the other hand, it seems like some of these major issues like world economic forum agendas corporate ESG scores wokeness into decline of the West are The same things we've been talking about for a couple of years now And I know these issues have very long arcs, they take time to manifest. But I sometimes feel like we're just preaching to the choir people who see the problems know about them and people who don't aren't tuning in so it's kind of like...I feel stuck you know?

04:19 Well, yeah I do know because the people that you really want to reach seem to be the ones that are content to be unreachable. They're comfortable with their current scenario they don't seem to be paying attention to anything and i'm not really sure why maybe it's because they don't want to know what's actually happening? Because then it becomes real to them? I mean I don't know how you can live in a city like San Francisco and not understand what is happening because you can watch a beautiful city, great city. You can watch it fall apart in real time. It's like if somebody set up one of those time-lapse cameras up in sort of high area where they could get good overview of San Francisco, you just watched deteriorate over the last couple years and wasn't hit by atomic bomb or asteroid or anything like that

05:10 all due to nonsensical government policies. Which, the bright side is that it's fixable but you've got to have the appetite to fix it and when I look around with the general public... You know? I don't know that they're ready! I don't know that they're at that point where their willing to get honest about this situation that we are facing because its not good and I hate to be a bearer of bad news but it doesn't seem like it getting much better Mm-hmm agreed agreed and It's true that sometimes the problems are so in your face that yeah, every conventional person can see them. But it's the engineering that they miss. It's how did it get this way? Obviously we just went through that with COVID people like well this is a terrible thing that's going on and say well look at the playbook that has been used, the policies being enacted. It's all about limiting control obviously we've done that show but just as an example

06:09 You can all see the same problem but it's just figuring out where it came from and that is not necessarily organic and random, all that kind of stuff. And the same could be said for homelessness as a crisis or fentanyl It's just people think these things happen at random And it's just something we got to deal with. But it's like, no this is a calculated decision by a group of people behind the curtain to inject this into your society and obviously San Francisco you brought up and that's a great example because you did an episode that got into a lot of stats about San Francisco and I believe it was America self inflicted doom loop and

06:48 The term doom loop is somewhat self-explanatory, but talk to us about the doom loop process and what is happening to San Francisco and really quite a few other major American cities right now. Well, I have to preface it by saying that i'm not a Republican and I say that because i'm about to pick on the Democrats. And I think that whenever somebody does that there's a reflexive feeling Oh well you must be from the other side in your so quick No, I've got my problems with the Republicans as well but let's be very honest about what's happening here These major cities that are falling into disrepair are all under democratic control. It's not an accident and it's not a coincidence, this is part of the plan And the hollowing out of the cities can take a variety of different forms but one of them we've watched with San Francisco over the course of several years its really been building for awhile I'd say COVID kicked it off of course but The idea that you're going to

07:51 Disregard reality for a while you're going to allow people to be installed in places that have. Disproportionate amount of power district attorneys refused prosecute crimes mayors that, look the other way or prioritize crazy things, you get into a situation where the city you think is so stable but if you give it enough time and enough bad ideas. You can really start a process of unraveling it and that's what winds up happening in what's known as a doom loop now I had never really known that there was a name for it you kind of understand like he said the name itself sort of self-explanatory but what winds up happening is this

08:33 you have a decline in work in the center business district, and it results in less foot traffic and consumption. And so what happens is that that leads to things such as the people are not showing up in San Francisco anymore—we'll use them as an example—because of COVID, and so everybody stays home. Well then the BART, the Bay Area Rapid Transit system that brings people into the city it started to experience a decline of I think 70% 72% for downtown. What wound up happening is that they start to make some projections moving forward saying, hey listen we're going to be running at a negative here pretty soon in fact by 2026 the BART in San Francisco expects to be in a 300 million dollar deficit so of course what do politicians and San Francisco do? They do it all politicians do when they don't have any great ideas they raise taxes So they said well we'll just cover that shortfall

09:36 Raising taxes and you say okay well that's fine and all but it still doesn't change the fact that remote work basically gutted most major cities, but no place really was hit harder than san francisco and so you have office vacancy at an all-time high. The occupancy rate is down 43% You've got San Francisco experiencing 18 million square feet of Open free vacant office space in the city which is the equivalent to their big tower there big sales force tower, what's the equivalent of thirteen of those just filled with empty office space that was happening in san francisco and so. As an example then

10:19 You know a lot of people don't show up to the city so the little donut shop in the coffee shops and dry cleaners and all the stores that depended on that traffic they start to go out of business. The companies that own the office buildings they started default because they don't have anybody in there anymore, end as a result then it starts this catastrophe this feedback loop that starts to pull other industries down with this last week we saw that largest than the fourth largest Hotels in San Francisco have agreed that they're not going to pay their bills anymore. They're basically gonna hand them back to the lenders We had the Westfield mall agree that they're not gonna keep making payments on their mall and downtown, San Francisco because it's a non-starter now that Nordstroms has left so

11:07 This creates a loop in which it's impossible to get people out of you start to see the stores closing Walgreens close twenty two stores cvs close multiple stores. Whole foods just up and moved out, Target said well listen you know all these stores have left and we're still here, and we're open for business But the problem is Greg everyone is stealing everything out of our store So we can't really stay open at night because will just get looted so the targets in San Francisco close it six o'clock When you go into a target? It looks like a Japanese vending machine. Everything is behind plexiglass You know I mean, so they've had to

11:47 reconfigure their society because of what? Because of COVID. Well, everyone experienced COVID it was more than that. It was the decriminalization of San Francisco and that was done by design that was done by a guy named Chesa Bowden who is financed by George Soros and his mission was to destroy the city from the inside And so they decriminalized any theft that was under $950, so that you could quite literally walk into a store. As long as the items that you picked up didn't add up to $951, You could walk out of the store Nobody would do anything if they called the police The police wouldn't show up If the police were standing outside of the store waiting for you They couldn't arrest you

12:31 So it incentivized crazy behavior, open air drug use you know and look I have sort of mixed feelings on the drug issue there because i have a tremendous amount of empathy for those that have Fallen into that trap of drug addiction and I understand that there's a lot of factors that play into that but it is Undeniable, that they have reconfigured the way we view drug use. It is rampant. It's available everywhere There's burglaries car burglary so it's like Every sort of aspect of society is fraying around the edges. And if you point this out in San Francisco, they will call you a variety of things conspiracy theorist anti LGBT rights person, a liar that they'll make up as many excuses as they can to distract from the fact that this is self induced

13:28 And once you start this doom loop, it's really hard to pull out of it. And we've started to see people leave the city We've started to see people leave the state You know I left the state years ago, you left the state...I mean we know the reasons why this happened So its been a really frustrating experience To just kind of sit on the sidelines and watch it Watch what happens in the city But again like if your gonna be honest about whats happening The city of San Francisco really has nobody to blame but themselves because this is all self-induced and it's a damn shame. Yeah, that's a great summary. And some other statistics you mentioned in that episode is at 55% of food service workers have left the city because they don't feel safe or they can't afford it 34% of general service workers have left 26% of office administrators so it's just like That rung of society that works at The Donut Shoppe You mentioned are something they're just not there

14:30 Because they can't afford it. And the city is now forecasting a $728 million deficit over the next two years, and it's expected to rise to 1.2 billion by 2028. It's pretty wild stuff but while this does seem self-inflicted based mainly on the policies, it also seems too conflict with that goal of pushing us all into 15 minute smart cities a bit doesn't? Yeah, you'd think they do a better job of making the city a place where you want to go. They were going to trap you in this mouse trap but they've done the exact opposite that last place in the world you'd want to be stuck in a city like this especially if you've got

15:16 No way to escape you know that we're talking about fifteen minutes cities in the future they wanna have it so well listen you don't really need to go anywhere else right you got everything that you need right around here well if you do need to go somewhere else are they going to allow you out or they going to place restrictions on you. Well if they do place restrictions on you how would you like to be stuck in a place like san francisco or, Los Angeles or New York City or Chicago on a weekend where you could get murdered just by going anywhere. So the idea that they're going to Create these fifteen minute cities the smart cities they call him and that they want you to voluntarily go into them and set up shop, view that as the place where you're gonna live out the rest of your life i tell ya there doing a pretty bad job with sales pitch because everything that i've seen is no you won't own a car in the fifteen minutes city.

16:11 But you won't want to own a car because every time you park it somewhere, it gets the windows broken out of it. And some homeless guy is rummaging through your glove compartment. So the idea that they're going to incentivize people to make this move maybe work a little bit more on the sales pitch here because we know what San Francisco is. We know what the demographic is. It's very young. educated, for the most part tech-driven society that tends to have disposable income obviously if you're going to live in San Francisco. So you would think that like the cornerstone of the San Francisco experience would be The Whole Foods Market right? It's jokingly known as Whole Paycheck and everybody knows when you go in there it's gonna be kind of expensive but its gonna be better quality food well they couldn't even keep The Whole Foods in San Francisco open

17:01 over the course of 13 months, the police reported that there were a grand total of 568 emergency calls to the San Francisco Whole Foods in just 13 months. Workers were threatened with weapons. There were people overdosing in the bathrooms. There are people going into the bathroom and aisle five you know I mean it was like the wheels came off this experiment And so I think that people are starting to kind of figure out that if we're going to be stuck in a small, you know, confined area downtown area.

17:40 This is a process that has been building for 100 years. We know how to live in cities, I don't understand why they've decided that they're going to reimagine a city in which law enforcement is optional That you know if you were to stand up for yourself and fight back against some of this stuff You would be the one arrested there now passing laws to try and make it so that You're not allowed to confront people that are shoplifting in stores i mean. I can't imagine how they would if they were trying to destroy your incentive for wanting to move to a city i don't know how they would do it any differently than what their doing right now but this is supposed to be the sales pitch for,

18:20 The city of the future and I'll tell you what man that the more. I see of these jam-packed Lawless cities, the more I want to get myself as far away from them as possible And I know that I'm not alone I think a lot of people are kind of looking at this and they're going You know What exactly is happening in our cities? And is this a sign of things to come for America in general yeah Well it is a sign of things to come I'm pretty convinced but it's also a very mixed message as you say with this conflicting agenda of getting everyone packed and it's like covid was the first thing where everybody quickly wanted to spread out hey you told us to spread out now spreading out for more than you wanted but that's why people want to get a little bit of land and actually truly social distance with their living space, when you do that obviously you get.

19:10 away from the crackdown of the crazy lockdown policies because now you actually can control your space a little bit more. But obviously San Francisco is ground zero for wokeness and I wanted to transition over to one of your other recent episodes titled Woke Capitalism, and obviously I like a play on words but even though wokeness it really does get More than enough airtime in the podcasting world it is so interesting that. For companies like budweiser and target it did become a liability to go too hard in this direction and you make some good points about how, traditionally corporations have always been obligated to act in the best interest of the shareholders so

19:57 given these examples now it's almost like companies are obligated to back off of that stuff. But yet the people pushing these things like the ESG scores they've kinda come out of the woodwork and said hey you know we are willing to bankroll, companies to make up for the retail losses so the game is kind of change what we thought was like Fundamentals 101 of corporations and their obligations has now been made a little less straightforward with this other stuff going on, wouldn't you say? Well Larry Fink from BlackRock came out a couple of years ago and sent a letter to companies that they control. When I say control, I mean the companies that they have a large stake in and also sort of a message

20:45 companies that they might consider having a stake in, in the future. And he said that they want to fundamentally change the way business is done They want to change the priority system and an order for BlackRock who you know who was a massive hedge fund company that takes a lot of money invested In a variety of different options To show a return to their investors They've decided well You know That's just kind of not going to do it anymore fiduciary duty to shareholders and all that. We're going to throw that out the window really what we want to do is, we want to make sure that everybody is treated fairly." And you go, What? I'm sorry but if I've got my money with a company that's supposed to turn a profit and pay me more money the following year... If I've got my money tied up in these funds or I've got a 401k that's being managed by Vanguard or Fidelity or State Street or BlackRock

21:42 I'm sorry but i would prefer that you try to maximize profits for me not participate in this woke game. But they've decided that there's a different way that they want to do business and that's this environmental social and governance ESG And if you wanna think of it like this, it's a social credit score for corporations as opposed to people. Now in China they sort of started with the people first and then put the social credit score on the people and sort of worked from bottom up With America it appears that they're going after top down They're gonna start with the corporations

22:19 make the corporations get on board with the social credit component, make them start to operate against their own self-interest but be rewarded in some sort of unusual way by access to cash and capital that nobody else has access too. And they're going to transform society into a very different future now This is fiduciary negligence in my opinion. This is something that you should fire everybody at the top for this but instead of that they've been doubling down, the companies that are out there doing this are now starting to receive access to this money and there's a pool of money that sits off to the side and what the government has said is listen we've got all this money over here and if you want access to it you can have it but

23:06 the criteria is that you're going to have to have a high enough ESG score in order to be allowed to tap into this reserve of money. Now, the irony is that you're gonna need it if you go full woke as a corporation, you're really going to need it. If you're the Anheuser-Busch's or targets of the world, you're starting to find out what this cost you. It costs you quite a bit in market capitalization of your business When you go so hard in the paint that you're pushing Dylan Mulvaney and and you want tuck pants for five-year olds at Target And then all of a sudden the general public says we're not into this We don't want anything to do with this now or ever. In fact, not only that we're going to never buy your brand again we're going to

23:51 start protests, we're going to vote with our dollars. We're going to incentivize companies to hear what we the customers are saying." You remember the customers right Greg? They used to be the ones in charge but that's not the case anymore so a company like Anheuser-Busch or Target now has access to the money that is off to the side of the government is holding on too and they can use that to do a variety things now the overall plan is this We're going to create a consortium of companies that are all on board with the ESG woke social credit system for corporations. You're going to pay a huge price in the short term for being part of that."

24:36 But what we will do, we the deep state group that's sort of controlling this whole thing. What we will do is make sure that we don't allow any of your competitors that didn't get on board with us to ever have access to capital again. We'll just shut them off so you're going to pay a price in the short term but don't worry we're going to have a monopoly and you are going to be on On the winning side when this whole thing blows over no that's the plan will see how it really plays out but that what they would like to do but i'll tell you what. I think is consumers and those people better watching this unfold, we should say, okay if that's the plan we'll make you spend that money. We'll make you have to come in and bail out Target and Anheuser-Busch. And that's just the beginning. We'll continue to do it. If you say you've got enough money to weather the storm well let's see you! Let's see you do it because I don't think the population is really going to be on board with this but if you've got enough big players like BlackRock

25:33 and the likes to push this, and to say we intend to change behaviors. That their point is not necessarily maximize shareholder value but to change behaviors? Well I would suggest that Larry Fink should be fired for that but unfortunately were just starting to see the incentives being reconfigured in a way thats a little bit inconsistent with the way that we've always sort of dealt with business Right right and i've also heard that these very same people pushing the stuff. And the hedge funds they're involved with they are actually shorting the most woke companies out there and then profiting on the downtrend day created,

26:20 and that doesn't surprise me because it's not that hard of a game and they're very good at pulling the levers and then also making investments that are not risky at all cuz there basically guaranteed so when i hear that They're using, they're mobilizing basically all their media resources and their social media bot farms to actually kick off a boycott of Budweiser because they just shorted the stock. That is like kind of... It's not complicated but it is kinda genius as simple as it is

26:56 But it makes sense to me. You just decide which boycotts start because you get the trend going, because you control everything." I don't know. I thought that was an interesting premise. I also kind of heard that's what's going on with the writer strike, because yes, wokeness is getting costly and I've talked a lot with Chris Knowles about how Hollywood has been getting crushed with box office bomb after bomb. Now there's this idea that the Rider Strike is really about cutting ties with those woke riders and bringing in scabs to rework a lot of these projects in the pipeline. I don't know, what do you think about these two things?

27:38 It just reminds me of trading places, you know Mortimer we're doomed. You know you just feel like they're shorting the stock of anheuser-busch Well i'll tell you what when I say that they have money sitting off to the side What i'm talking about is situations like this un affiliated Glasgow financial alliance for net zero right so there's this group that's connected to the united nations called the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero. And they're really trying to push this zero carbon emissions now, how much money do they have over there to play around with these corporations and make sure that they're on board with the net zero initiative? Well, they have one hundred and fifty trillion dollars. That's what they've announced that they have set aside for this. So when I say they've got all the money in the world, that's what I'm talking about

28:31 So the idea that they're gonna try and push for this, making money on the way up and down? Oh of course they would be. I have no doubt that they're shorting all these stocks. And they make corporations do their performative dance and shorten them on the way out there. It's kind of fitting too yeah you would imagine that is happening but The idea that were sort of being forced to listen to all this woke stuff and watch these companies self emulate out there is kind of funny to me because. This is not how any of the people running these corporations wherever talk to do business in yet,

29:09 Here they are getting on board operating against their own self interest for a variety of reasons i tell you what i speculated about this awhile ago you know, when you've got all the money in the world to bribe these guys to remake their corporations and this woke world. You're probably gonna get most them on board but you know for those that didn't get onboard he had a lot of banks on this list A lot of banks that were participating in this and of course bankers understand money and they understand that this is a catastrophe to start to work against your own self interest like this. Boy i just wonder how many of these bankers were brought on board

29:45 Do to the relationships that they had with a guy like jeffrey upstate you know blackmailed but they had on these guys in advance now. You could use blackmail and larry think for variety of things or just daily from barclays who we've never jamie diamond who all of recently paid out, Large sums of money for dealing with Epstein and so I wonder, I just kind of wonder it's a speculative thing right now. I don't have any sort of hard evidence except that these guys are all friends with one another and we know what they were doing down there And they are all on board with a process that should rightly be laughed out of the room I mean if you brought up the idea of ESG in a boardroom and said

30:27 You know i know we've been doing this the one way for a hundred and fifty years were trying to look out for the shareholders you know, the shareholders like us but instead i think what we need to do is we need to make sure that we have the correct number of. One-legged Eskimo transgendered midgets on our board. That's what's really going to fuel this company into the new century We really need to be more diverse You know have we thought about adding more? Handicapped parking spaces to the parking lot or have we thought you know I mean The things that they're getting bogged down on are so irrelevant and nonsensical in yet everybody all at once has made the decision to pivot towards this and

31:08 which is obviously coordinated and it makes you think that boy, the people that are running the show for all these major corporations that are sitting on interlocking boards of directors controlling each other's watching what's going on at each other's corporations. They all got onboard with this at the same time but I guess $150 trillion has a way of sort of smoothing out the rough edges of these ideas Absolutely. That was something I was going to bring up is you said in that episode that the Venn diagram of Epstein and ESG is quite interesting, and you mentioned a bunch of the people that you just listed there. And even something I didn't know was that Warren Buffett...I mean it's clear

31:55 he's not who is presented as it's clear that is not some innocent billionaire of the people still living in his childhood home just penny pension the whole time and just a jolly little santa claus finance or something like that I didn't realize the insane amount of investment that he has made into the Gates Foundation. It really wouldn't be what it is if it weren't for Warren Buffett's money and you talked about this speech that was given at a Berkshire Hathaway shareholders meeting, talk to us a little bit about that and how Warren Buffet is pretty much right up there in there with Bill Gates more so than people realized?

32:35 Their relationship started because they're both big fans of playing bridge sure and that's the official story It might be fans of other things too. I don't know but their fans of playing bridge They got together there both two rich guys just trying to help the world Warren buffett has had this reputation for a long time of being the oracle of omaha the guy who's very his investment strategies very boring, he invest in corporations that make products very well and pay dividends and coca cola and you owns dairy queen and he is a big shareholder mcdonalds and he just regular old guy who likes to have his mcdonald quarter pounder and then maybe go down street to dairy queen and have ice cream it's just like you and me.

33:20 Accept that he's given about half of his fortune to the bill and melinda gates foundation thirty one billion to be precise and what that money is used for is whatever. The bill and melinda gates foundation chooses to use this endowment for which has, Balloon to over 70 billion dollars at this point, so they're using it for a variety of things unfortunately for the planet one of the things that they're deeply involved in is eugenics and that is the depopulation the idea that science could be used to thin the herd and

33:58 Kind of prune the rose bushes and trim the bad stock and all these things that people tell themselves will improve the planet but are. Really diabolical in bloodthirsty at their core bill gates has been all about that it's his mission his father was, Was on the board of Planned Parenthood, which is the American Eugenics Society. I mean this has been an ideology shared by the Gates family for a long long time so when Warren Buffett Donates his money to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation He knows what they're all about he knows what they're doing And who their financing and what they're actually doing and you know spoiler alert it's not good

34:39 It's a lot like the way the Rockefeller Foundation was started after the Rockefellers got themselves into trouble, you know 100 plus years ago and had a really bad reputation. They created this Rockefeller foundation as a PR vehicle to disperse some money and make it look like they're saving the world And of course the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation kind of followed in that and so You know they have this meeting Shareholder meeting in omaha where. Berkshire hathaway is based and it's a big big room and one of the shareholders comes into the event and says listen you know i have, i'm sure holder i'd like to talk His name's Peter Flaherty, and he starts to talk about the relationship that Bill Gates has had with Warren Buffett. And the whole point of this Peter Flaherty speech is that he wanted to propose that they split the roles of Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman so that it wasn't one in the same because as it stands right now they're both Warren Buffett, the CEO and the Chairman

35:39 In this speaker wanted to split that up and say i want there to be two different people in this role and the reason is we need diversify away from just you warren buffet being in charge of this because we have real questions about your. Intentions because you've donated so much money to the bill and melinda gates foundation and then this guy goes on to lay out what bill and melinda gates have been doing over the last couple of years enduring his speech. You can watch it in you can see that the crowd starts to get a little restless when he starts talking about what bills been up too, and then they cut is microphone And he partitions, hey you know listen I've got you know i'm supposed to be allowed to talk and Warren Buffett comes on and says yeah okay put his microphone back on but you only have three minutes right so. He continues his speech where he's explaining about bills relationship with jeffrey epstein we know what that was all about and that was just a bridge too far for warren buffet and were above it has him arrested

36:37 In the middle of a shareholder meeting has handcuffs put on this guy and has him taken out of the building and arrested in booked for trespassing. So that's kind of where we are that's what were working with here we've got multi billionaires that are running agendas there very dark and devious and for the general public you know, People think, well you know Bill Gates? Yeah he's kind of a dorky guy but you know... He's just known as a rich guy and he's super interested in vaccines and he wants to help the world. And if that is the way you view Bill Gates then the reason why you do is because of the amount of money that he has donated to the media

37:19 over the years, which works out to hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars that he's donated. To the media to buy a specific view of Bill Gates, you know this lovable guy is kind of he wears the sweater and you know, he's got a geeky voice and he looks like a guy you probably went to school with But they don't want you talking about the fact that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has been thrown out of India for giving 496,000 children polio with their oral polio vaccine. And they don't want you to know that his financing of the World Health Organization has gone towards adding sterilants to the tetanus vaccines in Kenya and the Philippines and all around the world. They don't want you to know about that part of Bill Gates

38:07 Because when you know about that, you start to understand who this guy really is. And I think that what Peter Flaherty was saying at the speech was… We now know who Bill Gates really is. And you, Warren Buffett are donating a sizable amount of money to a guy who is one of Jeffrey Epstein's buddies, who's interested in depopulation and eugenics, who's creating very unsafe medical procedures for people to take. In you and we in this entire room, we need to get honest about who is in charge of Berkshire Hathaway moving forward now

38:44 I think that's a reasonable thing to bring up as a shareholder and i think the reaction towards this speaker, can't set it all because they couldn't get him out of there fast enough and it wasn't because he was slandering anybody everything that this guy was saying with 100% true. They just didn't want you to know about it. Because if you were to know about it, It's one of those things once you know who Bill Gates really is You can never unknown it. You're always going to remember that and so they're fighting this battle This reputation management game where Bill Gates is trying to convince people that he's a good guy Faster than the world can wake up to the fact that he's actually a eugenicist with some really bad intentions

39:31 Yeah. And obviously image control, perception control is very expensive but one person willing to speak the truth there might be consequences for them but it's pretty cheap and it can penetrate through all that money and energy and time spent trying to craft that perfect image but unfortunately so many people just take that Surface level image and they don't have any discernment i don't think about anything beyond. That service level and that's why this stuff is allowed to continue when it comes to these yes g scores and agendas

40:10 I understand the climate side, right? It's kind of like that whole play with any kind of regulation. The big guys make the calculation that we can afford to accommodate this new regulation but a lot of our competition will not be able to and you could say that's an element of the climate stuff too. We also know it's shaping up to be COVID lockdown 2.0 is the justification for so many of the agendas against people So I get that they're kind of willing to take the hit, maybe financially on the stock price to get a lot of that stuff done. I don't really get the trans side really the push for trans stuff. And this is a huge thorny thing

40:54 thing, but you got a lot of people out there who are gay saying look trans has nothing to do with us. LGB without the T as they're saying gays against groomers so you know I am just a boring vanilla cis white male but i'm listening to people in the gay community they're like we don't want to be associated with that so it's not my words its kind of theirs and I understand that one of the plays could be just It is a form, around about form of sterilization. You cosmetically look different if you transition but you are functionally sterilized as far as Bill Gates would be concerned there's also obviously a big play for Big Pharma to give kids a bunch of pills just like when we were kids

41:38 They would say, oh you have ADHD. You need these pills so now it's you're showing signs of gender dysphoria here are some puberty blockers but there's also another factor of state control over children the state and big pharma and the school psychologist knows best don't trust mom and dad they don't get you like we get you I mean that's a dark sick thing that's going on but it is in the mix So I understand these multifaceted reasons why some of this would be happening in culture and general but i don't really get how or why it comes through the corporations, and why is an aspect of these yes g scores cuz it just seems like they're really going out on a limb when people don't give a shit about these corporate.

42:29 ideologies and their positions on certain things. It's like, I don't need to know Cheerio's take on race. I don't need to know Hershey's thoughts on Pride Month just sell these stupid toxic shit you sell and just like let's get back to business but maybe talk to us about why the trans thing is in the mix of the ESG agenda portfolio overall? Yeah, well I want to echo what you said. This is not the gay community doing this. The gay community has been very good about building themselves up over the last 50 plus years or so being taken seriously to do the work that's necessary to be treated fairly and with respect and i would suggest that the gay community has done that really well

43:17 And i grew up in palm springs california which has a huge gay community there and i remember it just always kind of being normalized is just a little bit more free a little bit more out in the open and everyone was cool with that. The trans aspect of it is not the gay and lesbian community. I think that they are mortified by this In fact, i think that they are going to be the ones that pull us out of this frankly I think its going to be up to them To have a chat with the T's as Dave Chappelle says You know listen you guys better get your act together or we're gonna throw you out of this car because your causing alot of big problems here There's a couple reasons why this woke ideology is being infused into society. I mean, when you really want to, you know in the trans component is part of this when you really want to

44:06 Destroy america and berwick i wrote control demolition of the american empire in that came out twenty twenty we're talking about how if you wanna create. A world government like these maniacs are talking about doing they been talking about it for one hundred plus years they really want to do that if you wanna do that, there's certain things you have to accomplish an advance you can't have a superpower The idea of America in its current incarnation being part of this one world government just isn't going to work and they know that So they need to destroy it and destroy and destabilize it from the inside so that it is less powerful. So, the idea of coming in and sort of softening up the country from the inside is a real priority we get into the work of Yuri Beslanov talking about demoralization he's

44:54 doing these great interviews with G. Edward Griffin in the late 70s, you know? And he's saying, you know, the process of demoralization takes about 40 years and then like immediately look at your calendar. You're like, OK, late 70s outfits. It's forty years from it. Wait that's now oh shit! Maybe Yuri was right. Maybe we should listen to Yuri who've got this idea to sort of undermine The fabric of society through demoralization that takes a lot of different forms part of this is as you mentioned look if you are talking about ad population agenda and we always our world government in the population go hand in hand, if you want the world government you gotta be populate first right.

45:36 Would the trans agenda accomplish that? Well, yeah it would. I mean it wouldn't be the fastest way to do it but you are dealing with giving kids Lupron which is chemical castration for sex offenders so there's that You're at the very least confusing them, getting them to a position in life where they don't want to have kids or maybe now they're physically unable to. So there's a long term sort of slow moving soft kill depopulation thread running through this for sure but one of the things it also does is if you can get the kids young notice that the tranny story time where they insist on reading two five year olds

46:19 They're not reading at the old folks home. They could very easily take those books down the street to the old folks home and read for those gentlemen from World War II or The Korean war and talk to them about stunning bravery, or whatever you don't see him doing that And it's because they want the kids If you can get access to the kids and you can get them scrambled up from the inside unsure of who they are what they are i'm, this gender today and tomorrow on cake gender or whatever that if you can get these kids kind of scrambled from the inside.

46:54 And if you can sexualize them early on, which is a really disgusting concept but it's something we have to look at. One of the things that happens is that If you can sexualize children early on It breaks the bonds they have with important people in their lives like their family. If you can get them to break the bonds between Children and the family Then they'll reestablish those bonds with the state That's just what always happens when you start to see these regimes, these cultural Marxist regimes of the you know that whether it's African child soldiers that are forced to kill their parents or whether your units the Khmer Rouge of Cambodia with struggle sessions and making their parents You know explain their transgressions in front of a crowd of people from their village. Whatever it is that you're doing if you can break the children away from their family

47:48 You can in that connection and reconnected with the state and thats really devastating and so you accomplish a couple of different goals i mean your destroying family, you're building up the state your creating very loyal workers. Very loyal members of the party they don't have anything to go too you know They've been distanced from their families. We're your families now, you have teachers starting to talk about this stuff with kids saying listen if you want a transition or if you want to go by different pronouns we'll keep that information hidden from your parents I mean in what universe is that normal? That should never happen but you have states like Washington saying listen we won't tell your parents, we have states like Colorado where I live they're saying you can travel here minors can travel her for sex change surgeries and we wont tell their parents

48:37 either and you go, wait a second. What is happening here? This is insane! This is not anchored in reality this is not what you do when you're trying to build a healthy child this is not what you do... You don't allow your kid to transition because they wanted to be Spider-Man when they were five years old. This is craziness right but it's craziness that's being normalized and incentivized And really protected, you know that the idea of the trans rights matter and protect trans children's and all these people. You know don't take away our rights like I'm sorry but

49:14 What on earth are you people talking about? You're the most protected class in America right now There's no if hey listen, I should be asking for protection and rights. I'm a white male was straight white male I mean i'm having my rights taken away from me If we're getting honest about who's losing their rights It's me in this scenario But i'm not out there making an embarrassment of myself like the rest of these people It's changing the psychology in the makeup of the country as a way of destabilizing it very diabolical it takes a long time to do this is your invention but.

49:51 When you have a plan and tom delay of former like house majority leader thing republican majority leader who's on an interview with c-span in twenty fifteen or twenty sixteen, and he was explaining to the host that he sat in on meetings and his time in government. where they talked about the normalization of 12 perversions, including pedophilia and bestiality. Now he's explaining this to some stunned Seats Ban host in like 2016 who is going what are you talking about? You know he says well I've sat in the meetings and they've talked about how their gonna normalize these twelve perversions and the host is like

50:29 Okay, if you say so you know and you watch that in twenty sixteen you like i sounds crazy well watch it now. And now ask yourself what do you think he was sitting through what kind of meetings with the sitting through which this was being talked about it was planned to be normalized and then its actually been put in place so you have to start to ask some questions about like Who is really behind this and who is running it because we saw what happened when the woke people themselves were in charge of managing things. We saw what happened when they built that Chaz or chop place and in Seattle, It didn't go well right? It broke down pretty early so we know that these morons aren't in charge of this agenda its coming from somebody

51:16 Up at the top and so when you start to dig into that what you find is that there's a lot of money behind the trans agenda you find families like the pritzker family who was. Hotel family nurse about a dozen of them and they've each got about two billion dollars, and one of them is big money behind this until you start to ask like okay so what's the end game here In the end game appears to be just destabilize society so that america is softened up intellectually and emotionally indefinitely physically were softened up with the amount of prescription drugs that we're on in everybody's. Trans and everybody's having anxiety and everybody's on eighteen you know different ssri drugsy no one see you look at the site you go well,

52:06 If the goal is to destabilize america and make it a mess they certainly are doing a good job of it because everywhere i look around it seems like the wheels are falling off but, i think the only question is you know how much longer do we really have if we keep. Going at this rate or are we going to reach an inflection point where we've been in previous generations? Where this goes only so far and then it whipsaws back the other direction Because you know when you set a society up and create so much chaos like this You really do create an environment in which somebody can come to power and say I'm going to write all of these wrongs. I'm going to fix all of this

52:48 you're just going to have to give me full control in order to do that. And we watched what happened in the lead up, in Germany, we watched what happened Putin talked about this he said oh yeah we had the same thing happen with the Bolshevik revolution I mean and then lead up to this We saw this degeneracy start to happen in Russia and then we got what we got and we saw it in Germany The degeneracy In the lead-up to World War II and that happened turned out the way it went so when you look at America All right, so there's a lot of talk of civil war. There's a lot of talk of world war three Are we not on the path towards making one of those? A reality because it certainly does seem like we are given the fact that history shows that if you screw up The culture for a while like that It has a very negative effect and in fact You wind up setting the stage for leaders to come to power That make some promises that always tend to end with bodies in big piles

53:44 Yeah, you know sometimes I hear these conversations about the trans thing on podcasts in general and i wonder is this really as big an issue as people are making it out to be but when you fold it in with all that other context yeah it kind of starts to feel like a big deal. And to me its like look I want everyone to feel comfortable in their own body and do whatever you need to do to get there. Its really no skin off my back If this was any other point in history, you would kind of just have to figure it out and learn how to deal because big pharma wouldn't be there to put you through all this stuff. And a lot of people from what I understand—I've heard prominent gay voices like Andrew Sullivan and others say that

54:32 When they were kids, there were adults in their life that would call them like a girly boy or a pussy boy. These kind of things and if there was a psychologist in their school who told them hey, if you don't feel comfortable in your body maybe we should stop puberty and do some genital surgery for you to make you feel better he's like I could have definitely fallen into that trap but I even think about myself If it was trendy and there was a doctor in my high school that was promoting vasectomies when I was 16 years old, I might have been on that. Right? I might have been like, well do I ever want kids? I definitely don't know. I'd love to just not worry about it. Let's do it! Yep It's possible kids are impressionable. It's not about what your gender identity or sexuality is because they're just plain out impressionable even a straight

55:25 kid could fall into sterilization for certain reasons if you appeal to their ignorance. And I've been listening to more detransitioners. I don't know if people realize there are activists that have gone through this and they say it has really fucked them up, that it's not as advertised. That when they started taking testosterone, it gave them terrible roid rage for big periods of their life. They thought about killing everyone and anyone. Is that good to be having a bunch of kids experiencing that in a widespread sense?

56:04 And a lot of them have said they regret the surgeries, that they did not turn out as promised. And I think that's the issue... The two issues to me are like the state as a parent and breaking that bond. Yes, I agree with you. That's kind of a big deal just state worship and then also just big pharma worship again any other point in history these weird feelings you might've had? You just deal with them and you maybe turn out to be gay and it's really not a big deal, but you get people at this specific point and you do irreversible things to them. We don't even let kids get tattoos." If you had to get a tattoo at 18 lets say... Do you think you'd be proud of your choice now? At 38? Because I know I would have got some stupid shit tattooed on me probably something from WCW wrestling or some punk band! I'd be embarrassed as hell about a life decision made at 18 in that kind of way

57:00 So, we know these are adults who know better and they're just pretending that you're a bigot if you question it. It's a little weird I still don't really know how huge of problem it is but yeah I don't love it. I'm with you on a lot of that stuff and that's probably going to disappoint people to hear that but its not about coming down on someone's individual choices kids and big pharma being disingenuous. They don't really care about you at all, they want that money and if you go through a lot of these processes they've got you on the hook for life because you can never stop or your in worse shape than you were according to people who have done it what do I know?

57:40 My only concern is with children if you're an adult and this is your thing in your into it's none of my business. As long as you're not hurting anybody you free to explore sexuality if you wanna transition be somebody else you know when you've done the research can you feel comfortable with that you know look at some of my business, nothing good this is the point that a lot of people on the hard core left miss is that Nobody is saying don't be trans. They're just saying stop talking to the kids about it Yeah, exactly No Kids are impressionable kids want to be you know pro baseball players or superheroes? Or whatever and a lot of that stuff is just what you want when you're a kid And then you get a little bit older and things change and your goals change in your life changes and you develop chemically physically you develop and You're able to

58:32 process information differently you're not allowed to rent a car and lisher twenty five because your brain isn't done developing what were just gonna allow eleven year olds to. Transition because they feel like their born in the wrong body listen maybe you just don't have a lot of friends okay maybe it's something as simple is that, The idea of a permanent solution to a temporary feeling is crazy when you're this young and yet it's being normalized. And I think what a lot of people are starting to take issue with, Is that they feel like they're not even allowed to point out that this is crazy without people calling them bigots and homophobes and transphobes and all these things. It's like

59:17 This is such a disingenuous conversation to have with that group because it's not about transphobia, it's about children and its always been about children. And it's not about somebody being gay or whatever, It's just about Be gay wherever you want to just not in kindergarten reading to a bunch of kids while wearing a costume it feel it's just Ask yourself this question. Is this something a groomer would do? is this something they pedophile would do and again, I think like I mentioned before I think the gay community is going to save the day on this because I think The gay community is gonna have to pull the trans community aside saying hey listen You're gonna get us all branded as pedophiles which we are not

1:00:03 But you're gonna get us branded that way if you keep doing this stuff stay away from the kids. Be as trans as you want to but stay away from these damn kids are you gonna get us all painted with the same insane brush and so i'm hoping that like you mentioned gaze against groomers and groups like that, Stand up and they say hey listen, there's a difference between us And I think for the average American you need to point out that difference because a lot of them are not big city folks That know the difference between all this and they might lump everybody in in one group. And that would be unfortunate but this is something that needs to be addressed and and I'm hoping that the gay community can come and step up and save the day on this because we're going down a path that could Be really tough to turn away from and a lot of people are gonna get hurt. I think

1:00:51 Right, and it's annoying that we have to spend airtime on all the caveats. I know But we do and there will still be complaints but man this has been a lot of fun great talking to you again We covered a lot of the space that has been missing from the show lately based on what people tell me And you're great at it. You know, you obviously do a lot of solo shows where you spit a lot of facts that people about these very things and you do great work but remind people of the irons in the fire that she got and the projects they can check out the social media stuff I mean, you know how this goes well thanks for having me back i appreciate our time then

1:01:32 I hope that people would be interested to check out my show Macroaggressions if you can add that to your podcast diet. It's out there in audio format wherever podcasts are served as a video, you can probably catch it over at Rockfin, the best place People that want to connect with me or find information about the books i've written You can do that at the website TheOctopusOfGlobalControl.com Twitter at macro aggressions where I argue with people that are probably bots and on Instagram at macro aggression's podcast We have that going now so just writing books Union of the unwanted is my group show that. I do with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike from OBDM, and Ricky Verandas we have such a good time doing that I also do a show called day zero That will most definitely get me kicked off the internet at some point

1:02:19 And like you mentioned in the intro, I recently took a two hour slot with TNT radio every Saturday morning so people can catch that tntradio.live It's live internet radio station based in Australia and I've had a lot of fun doing that So doing what I can to spread the word and get the information out there Like you said you could make this information available to people but you know it's going to be up to them too internalize it to take the information see how it works with them and incorporated into their lives but I certainly do appreciate the opportunity to talk people about this because you're not gonna get in the mainstream media that's why your here, you're not gonna hear these sorts of things discussed at length if you do its only gonna be really in this podcast format and so.

1:03:10 I appreciate you. I appreciate you for lighting the way on this path many years in advance of me because it's been the most rewarding thing that i've done to get involved and start doing this podcast which i'm now on a little over year three And I couldn't imagine doing anything else so Thanks, to you and the guys that have been doing this for a long long time You made this a a viable option for me and I will always be appreciative. Ah, too kind but man you have an impressive body of work i've enjoyed your books I do love macroaggressions and I love you man! You're one of the good ones keep fighting the good fight and take care thanks brother yes people always a pleasure to talk to Charlie again good guy doing good things also a little jealous of his work ethic but that's normal around here

1:04:05 And speaking of my work ethic, I do apologize for another long gap in shows. If you saw my tweet then you probably get it and by the way if you ever think i've been absent for too long just check Twitter or Telegram. I've probably given some sort of update and for the ones who do see the update help me out! If you see people speculating wondering what's going on in all the various places that conversation can happen let them know that it's been addressed But as I said there with the move and recording from hotels and some personal stuff, etc. When I got through April and May, I just wanted a few days to myself before starting up again. And then my first guest of June was a complete no-show! It came time to record. I read their book. I had my outline...and nothing. I'm a forgiving man so we have since rescheduled for next month but that held me back

1:05:02 And then my second guest on the books asked if we could wait until fall because he's got a bunch of big projects. And I said, sure, I get that. But now I'm two down and we really need to get going here. I had a few people respond to that tweet that they would love to come on THC, but it's not really about them. It's about my preparation. We can't just jump on a call and press record because you're willing. I need at least 24 hours, probably 48 hours to feel comfortable. That's just how I am Two hours is a long time and I don't ever want to appear to be out of material to talk with someone about. So this is just what happens, really at the worst time for me because I was already working on a semi-light schedule but I won't be light anymore! I'm already knocking them out...I've got several in the hands of our editor who's also going through a move but we will get it done once again

1:05:58 And I'm going to be better about scheduling now that i'm here. I think July and onwards is when you're going to start to see that, but anyway Charlie Robinson bringing the heat with the gap we had and several paranormal-ish shows in a row. I thought it'd be great to talk about some of the news as well as the multi pronged attack on humanity. Before I forget for plus listeners, I do have a slight correction about the Mike Herrera story that we talked about So when i listened to his speech it was a cut up highlight reel rather than the full presentation and my buddy who is a marine actually heard the full presentation and said there. Where are you some specific details that made the story stand out as authentic to him,

1:06:46 But when I mentioned these vacuum sealed bags used for people aspect, my buddy said yeah that was a creepy part but Mike said that detail came from Steven Greer not something that was disclosed at the scene. Basically Mike said he assumed it was for sealing and shipping drugs but Dr. Greer said that he heard from a separate whistleblower That vacuum sealing equipment on this particular mission was for trafficking people. So while the overall story seems to be authentic, Mike's team seems to have stumbled upon a hovering UFO and gotten jumped by an aggressive black ops team doing something out there. The only one who mentions that most unique and provocative detail and said they were for people is Greer And he heard that from some anonymous source so maybe we have to dismiss that aspect of it

1:07:42 But the rest of the story is still pretty damn interesting and nobody can say for sure what they were doing out there in the jungle. Yeah, wild stuff coming from David Grush not to just keep teasing the things we talked about in The Second Hour but I want everyone to know that we did talk about it today and we will do a deeper dive with someone in the ufology field most likely. I'm really just going to wait and see if anything else comes of it for a week or two but pretty wild claims. But as for the full show, Charlie did talk about a lot of important stuff going on right now The ESG score thing is something worth reminding people about The Doom Loops are happening Even in the new Tim Dillon episode he talked about a show he had in San Francisco and was very clear Hey it's not just a right-wing narrative It's a hellscape

1:08:40 It's an open-air drug and prostitution market covered in trash. But yet the politicians just carry on as if it is business as usual. Ah, but yeah we also did talk about the trans movement which I already know our audience is split on. All I can say is when something is pushed from top down through all of the major channels and corporations even if it sounds like a positive big hearted thing I've got to think there's an ulterior motive and that's what the show is about, is looking at those kind of things. And I have to assume that at a minimum it's inauthentic you know Apple can't just slap a rainbow on their Twitter profile and pretend they don't get lithium from child labor in the Congo My priority is human rights which includes everyone who considers themselves human

1:09:35 But if a company has abuse or toxicity in their supply chain or products, I don't give them any credit for their marketing. Or their diverse corporate board! So don't pick a fight with me over trans issues we're really talking about corporate authenticity and if you don't like something I might say regarding the trans issue also let me remind you that I get my opinions from people with lived experience Not all LGBTQ folks agree, surprise surprise. It's not like I'm regurgitating points from Matt Wall or Ben Shapiro

1:10:13 And if individuals who went through it stress that they were never told about the debilitating health consequences of these surgeries and the years of pain and the multiple rounds of infections, well again this is a big pharma issue. It's about false promises from the machine not really about any individual's journey to feel comfortable in their own skin I think i said both times before i talked in the actual episode that i think this issue gets too much attention maybe im naive. Cuz i don't have kids and school and i dont really know any people wrestling with this in real life but i do think they're happy to let us get lost in the sauce talking this thing to death

1:10:58 So I try not to play that game, but if you can't concede that this stuff should all be left until 18 years old and teachers and child psychologists don't have a right to do anything behind the parents' back then i can't even engage in a good faith conversation with you because that's fundamental stuff in my mind. And as for the PLUS show, we talked about things like our thoughts on David Grush's UFO disclosure claims that Mike Herrera story I mentioned. The core deep dark secret at the bottom of the rabbit hole Charlie's economic concerns and the de-dollarization of global trade fentanyl and China The work of Celeste Solemn the barcode for life program and genetically engineering humans and other organisms to survive in a colder world

1:11:47 And yes, this was another reason why Charlie was a good guest in A Pinch because I had all that Celeste Solemn material from her ditching me back in December. It's so annoying to have a person make an interview appointment with you and not show up and also not answer several emails asking if we need to reschedule or what's going on but that is a separate issue from the research and material itself Which I found compelling and Charlie is also aware of her work so i got to dust off that old dead outline and cram in some of her most provocative work into this episode. And, um happy we could! But all good stuff thanks to the plus members who make my world go round and also get to enjoy the full two-hour show it's always deeper and more interesting in the second hour sign up at thehighersidechats.com or use the link right there in your show notes

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1:13:43 July 1st, Auckland New Zealand. Maybe Gordon will show up to that I'll let him know it's happening and July 15th a Brooklyn New York meetup But that's a pretty light month July has only got two events one of them is in New Zealand and ones in New York I hope more people will jump on put themselves out there use the calendar My only motivation is to help you find other people through your love of this podcast and podcast listening is often a solitary experience. And I also don't want to look like a complete fool when I have to read the upcoming events for this thing, I built and nobody is using it. So make new friends on your terms with just a few clicks. It's worth it if you don't think he have enough friends and family immune to the fear based tactics and agendas we talked about today

1:14:33 And with that, I'm gonna go get working on the next one. Big thanks to Charlie! Check out Macroaggressions and The Octopus of Global Control. I've done my part. Your move Doomloop Directors, Woke Capitalism Controllers and ESG Agenda Scorekeepers... your fuckin' move I won't take it, no i refuse If its alright ill keep my refuge I've been scheming of bigger things and Have to leave my old life behind Gotta transfer To the inner earth I built a box, build a hole gotta need it up Going under And now you'll find me In the bunker Bunker Take It Under Bunker Take It Under Me in the bunker BUNKER

1:15:43 Yeah, they're laughing Ealing classics While they're scheming Says who do you think this is? Tell you the basics They print your money Got the currency Now they're smiling And you're caged meat How'd this happen? How you don't see? I feel it's a plunder Plunder It's a plunder

1:16:27 You kill it, you plunder, plunder. Plans are simple The best protection of all is the special shelter built according to specifications of your local civil defense organization The basement of any house or building will become a good improvised shelter if you block the windows with sandbags If you don't have sandbags just what can you do? Bunk up Take it under You'll find me in the bunker, bunker. Take it under. You'll find me in the bunker, bunker. Take it under. Me and the bunker, bunker. Plunder is a plunder. Pillage and plu- Plunder is a plunder. Pillage and plunder, plu-