James Corbett | The Truth About Bill Gates, Police, & The New Abnormal

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01:27 These are the Hireside Chats. Happy days are here again, Hireside Chatters from sunny San Diego! I'm Greg Carlwood just trying to keep my head above water despite the rising tides of tyranny and rage...and aren't we all? The intensity of our times cannot be overstated as the oily appendages of the nefarious few are squeezing much harder than usual these days though the foundation was laid long ago We watched the corporate consolidation and CIA infiltration of our news media occur without much of a fight, as they selectively showed us stories and images to elicit the response they want when they want. We stood in line at the Apple store allowing ourselves to get sucked into a crack-like tech addiction knowing in the back of our minds that this slippery slope would one day get too steep to stand on

02:13 We did not do enough when corporate giants took a free and open wiki-wiki wild, wild web and consolidated our attention to a few highly controlled platforms that are slowly pushing alternative thought outside the circle. We're sleep deprived, nutrient deprived, and improperly prepared to process this level of control and psychological warfare sanely! So we acquiesce, self-medicate and sulk as the technocratic control grid advances more each day. And not even the king of Staten Island can save you now! But maybe it's not too late to go back and honestly assess how we got here? Maybe we can take a deeper look at the handful of people driving the big machine with their so called philanthropic foundations and psychopathic philosophies... ...and help enough of us see through this spell that we CAN course correct

03:02 It would be no small task, but something today's returning guest James Corbett has been working on for quite some time. He's been warning us that herebeadragons for many years on his website thecorbettreport.com an independent listener-supported alternative news platform operating on the principle of open source intelligence that provides podcasts interviews articles and videos about breaking news and important issues From 9-11 truth and false flag terror to the big brother police state eugenics, geopolitics, the central banking fraud and more. He's got his finger on the pulse And I hope humanity still has one The Japan based journalist for justice and thorn in the side of the eye in the sky James Corbett Welcome back to The Higher Side my good man How the hell are ya? I'm doing pretty well thanks for having me on that's one hell of an intro I hope I can live up to it

03:52 I try man yes it is great to have you back i keep getting myself in a sort of recurring podcasting pickle where i book interviews too far and advance for the rapidly changing times, can i finally said well dude you better start putting people on the schedule who are equipped to talk about whatever it is that's happening when we go record and of course that meant u. And of the work you've put out lately, the four-part documentary on Bill Gates is probably the best place to start. I really loved it and it's something people got to see." I knew he was bad but I kind of just wrote him off as someone trying to push himself into the capstone cabal or by his way in but wasn't really invited? Now we look around and he's The Rockefeller Of Our Times! Probably overdue to learn a bit more about the man isn't it?

04:44 I think so, and i think you're exactly right. I wouldn't say wrote off Bill Gates, but for a very long time. I was certainly aware of a lot of the things that he was involved in and i saw pieces of that story here and there about the GM mosquitoes or the investment in Monsanto Or the gradual takeover of global health But it was one of those stories that unfold gradually over The course of a decade or two And as a result of that It kind of slips under the radar Yeah you see gates connected here You see gates connected there If you went through my work Over the past several years you would have seen gates popping up here and there in various different interesting connections. But I never, and i'm sure many other people like yourself never really sat down and put all those pieces together and saw what they added up to

05:32 Until, of course the coronavirus freakout of the last few months when Bill Gates has dominated and monopolized if you will the screen time of many people. He is being interviewed everywhere as the go-to expert on pandemic spreading coronaviruses. Why? Is he some sort of medical doctor, is he a researcher did he become some sort of epidemiologist while I wasn't looking no of course not but he just happens to be a billionaire a multi-billionaire who is sloshing around billions upon billions upon billions of dollars in the global health space

06:08 and funding a lot of the media outlets that are now having him on as a talking head guru to ask about this thing, that he quote-unquote predicted five years ago in a famous TED talk that he gave and various things that he was doing at that time warning about pandemic and what would happen in result of that how we need to work on vaccine technology. So all these things came together in the past few months started to be undeniable to me. Every single rock that I was turning over when I was researching this coronavirus story had some sort of Gates connection to it, so I thought we really needed some sort of compendium of that information and that's why I created this documentary It's called Who is Bill Gates? And its available as all my work completely for free at corbettreport.com slash gates Its got audio and video downloads in a complete hyperlinked transcript of absolutely everything thats in there So you can go back to the sources

07:02 of all of this information, and when you do I think even the normiest of normies will be able to see that there has been a worrying amount of power consolidated in the hands of Bill Gates personally and in his family's foundation generally. That even The Lancet and other very very mainstream sources were warning about as much as a decade ago hey Bill Gates has a lot of power and influence, and maybe we need to be taking this seriously. How can this one man be directing the global public health agenda? Well now we're seeing that come to fruition And we're seeing what that means and the fact of Bill Gates's pronouncements That we can't return to normal until basically the entire world gets a vaccine is being taken very seriously now Or at least we are being asked to take it seriously by The Talking Heads who are literally being paid by The Gates Foundation

07:50 Right right i definitely have faith that it won't all come to fruition but he must be praying to some potent gods because he's manifesting his every will in 2020. And, It was your older documentary how big oil conquered the world which we talked about in a previous interview that made me aware of the extent that john d rockefeller used the media to reinvent himself from monopolist to a philanthropist We used to see these old cartoons of him as an octopus or the head of a snake and those sort of went away when he used his money to capture the media buy up the newspapers. And then you would put out these videos of himself as the man of dimes giving dimes two children out of kindness of his heart only for the cameras of course,

08:37 And there's a real deep parallel with the way Bill Gates rebuilt his image now if you really think back to the 80s and 90s, right? Well, you're exactly right about that. In fact I know it's asking a bit much considering but... Considering that this is already a two-hour documentary about Bill Gates I know it may be a bit much But I really would hope that people who aren't familiar with my work on how and why Big Oil conquered the world would go back to that previous 2 part documentary It's another two and a half hours, but I think it really does lay the framework and the foundation for understanding this gate story in its broader context. And seeing there are definite historical parallels between what the Rockefellers did with their enormous mind-boggling fortune in the late 19th century obviously having monopolized at least the US section of oil markets

09:30 and taking that wealth and leveraging it into power in all sorts of different areas, education and health and government. So that was an incredibly important story a template really for understanding how wealth can be converted into political capital social capital that can then be spent to make the billionaire's image into a pristine image of a philanthropist who is handing out dimes and whatever, but also how that wealth can be used in specific political ways. And once you understand that and once you really know a little bit about the Rockefellers and how they did that then you can see how Gates was essentially following that template

10:13 I would say consciously or not, but it seems consciously because for example if you go and read Bill Gates seniors memoir or book or whatever it was of about a decade ago where he was writing about the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation that He co-founded with his son and with his daughter in law And he was writing about the work that The Rockefellers had done. In a chapter of that book called Shoulders Of Giants Or something along those lines Where he was saying Essentially, everything that we do in this field of global health we find the Rockefellers were there first. And we learned a lot of things from the Rockefellers for example how to take an issue and stick with it doggedly for decades as the Rockefellers have done

10:56 So I think there was definitely a template being followed here, and you see that in every aspect of this. Again not just the PR aspect although i think that is one of the most obvious aspects of this back in the 90's for people who can remember Bill Gates was often portrayed as this evil monopolist who just wanted control over everything with his cutthroat businessman he did not have a very pristine public image But fast forward to today and of course in Reddit and places like that he's hailed as some billionaire philanthropist who is so generous and is saving the world. And that image has been carefully laid for the last several years, and I've watched that develop—that idea being developed and pushed, clearly pushed online. This, I think, is what it's been culminating towards—the idea that he's going to be some sort of savior that we can all look to in a time of crisis like this

11:49 So I think you're exactly right to point out that Rockefeller parallel. That's something that i did kind of put into the documentary, but to really understand it... ...I think you probably need to see my How and Why Big Oil Conquered the World documentary Indeed and i went looking for some answers on this cuz i was kind of surprised by the similarity. What the two different templates of course the philanthropy thing is there but they even go into the same sectors education you know dumbing that down going into medicine and just the way they do the media capture to reinvent their image i thought it was really weird n,

12:25 i am not being pretty shocked to learn that one of the original founders the rockefeller foundation will there are three people john dee rockefeller john dee rockefeller junior and their principal oil and gas business and philanthropic advisor frederick taylor gates, add a little bit deeper in there doesn't seem to be a family connection like it's fine but something tells me that can't be a coincidence. It certainly does seem a bit amazing, doesn't it? And that was absolutely something that I've been looking into. I've been researching the Rockefellers for over a decade now so I've certainly come across that name before and that was obviously my first thought as well That can't be Gates-Gates can it?! and I've never been able to dig up any proof of any sort of connection ancestral connection there in fact

13:14 That was specifically denied by Gates Sr. in that memoir that I was just talking about, that I do cite in my documentary He specifically says there was... he was surprised when he was researching about the Rockefellers to find there was a Gates that was advising them on their philanthropic endeavors but he has no relation to us So that's specifically denied and never found any proof that he is actually part of the Gates-Gates family But if anyone has any info on that then of course I'm always interested in hearing it Yes very odd very add another thing i hadn't really totally worked out when it comes to his family and just how he built microsoft and how we broke away from the pack in those early days. It's very telling when you really get into it but,

13:58 These text stories always seem to be full of theft and shady practices steve jobs marginalized. Was the act mark zuckerberg did a similar thing when it comes to facebook but talk about how bill gates made his first millions because we have this idea that they were slaving away in the garage sleeping on couches drinking mountain dew trying to make this thing pop but thats not really the case is it, Well, no it is not and there's a few different ways that we could address that question. One of which is just as Steve Jobs had his Wozniak who was the real brains that made Apple function essentially

14:39 So too could you argue that Bill Gates had his partner Paul Allen who was definitely has not really received his due as one of the co-founders in Microsoft and someone who is absolutely essential to contributing the code to the original Microsoft product which was a version of basic programming language for I believe the Altair. That was where Microsoft cut its teeth and got its real start, and that was developed by Paul Allen so as the co-founder of Microsoft who eventually got muscled out essentially by Gates and by Steve Bollmer, who Gates brought in as his Harvard buddy. There's some details on that in Paul Ellen's memoirs that he wrote a few years before his death but more to the point yeah The question of how Microsoft really took off and become Microsoft is a really interesting story

15:31 Some of this is common knowledge, at least in computer historian geek circles. But perhaps not amongst the general population that Microsoft really got its big break when IBM IBM of all companies came knocking on Bill Gates' door, which is particularly surprising especially for people growing up today who might not realize IBM was computers essentially back in that time frame of the 1970s. I mean when you thought of computer companies there was nothing bigger than IBM they were the monolith they were absolutely the biggest company. But they were not at the cutting edge of the personal computer revolution that was taking place, and at least the story is IBM was scrambling and trying to play catch-up And so when they finally decided to create their own personal computer then they had to go and scramble and get all of the various different parts for the computer essentially you know all the different things that would make it function and one of the things that they did was they turned to

16:28 Bill Gates of Microsoft in Albuquerque for his expertise on BASIC, I guess. And that's the story and it is often left there that well IBM came knocking on the door and they asked for a number of things one of the things they were going to need was an operating system Gates referred them to someone he knew who had an operating system, but when they went knocking on his door he wasn't there. So they came back to Gates and basically he had to scramble to put something together so Paul Allen knew this guy Tim Patterson at a local hardware store in Seattle who made his own literally he called it a quick-and-dirty operating system QDOS

17:05 which was just something he scrambled together basically for his customers at the hardware store. They bought it off of him and then rebranded it as MS-DOS, Microsoft DOS and sold that to IBM And that licensing deal they got with IBM and how they were able to do that and how that became basically the standard operating system not just for the IBM PC which never really took off but all of the IBM clones which became computers as we knew them other than Apple essentially back in the 1980s during The Big Boom All of that money was licensing and royalty money that was going back to Microsoft. So, that's where they made their huge big multi-billion ultimately billion dollar break

17:44 And why exactly, how did IBM come knocking on the door of Bill Gates in Albuquerque when as one marketing executive later characterized it, Gates was living on pizza and Pepsi Cola in Albuquerque just sitting there. And IBM comes knocking on their door to talk about their super top secret project to work on their own personal computer? How did that happen? Well, as it turns out Bill Gates's mother was sitting on the board of United Way with the IBM CEO, John Opel. And she was the one who convinced John to help out her son who knew a thing or two about computers At least this is the way Edward Andrus, who was a marketing exec for IBM at that time

18:25 He characterized it. He said, you know when the CEO of the company tells you to go and help this guy in Albuquerque And he says quote 900 people get on the plane Monday morning and they all go down to try to help Bill Gates Well obviously he's speaking a bit metaphorically there But I think that the sense was IBM mobilized behind this idea of helping Bill Gates specifically So it was his family connections That really got him that contract which really made Microsoft into what it is is even today i suppose the fact that it's still a company that everyone recognizes is really from that incident and that stems from his mother's connection. Yeah and I also read that bills mothers name of course before she was married was mary maxwell, end her father with james w maxwell founder of the national city bank in seattle and director of the federal reserve bank of san francisco

19:19 You do cover this pretty close relationship that Bill Gates had with Jeffrey Epstein, but do you think Ghislaine Maxwell or her father Robert Maxwell could be related to Mary Maxwell? It's a possibility. I can't say yes or no because they haven't investigated that family tree enough to be able to say that I would say just off the top of my head it feels unlikely because, of course, the Ghislaine Maxwell, Maxwell and Robert Maxwell that was...I mean they're in England but they're from Russia but they have ties with Israel intelligence. That was kind of half a world away It could be—I mean it's the same name—it could be the same family But I would need to do some more research on that

20:00 Fair but i guess tell people little bit about the connection between bill gates and jeffrey upstain to maybe make it a stronger speculative case because its not arbitrary there were millions of dollars exchange between the two it seems. Yes, well one of the first pieces of information that came out on this was the flight logs that showed that Gates had flown on Epstein's plane not to the pedophile island but he had flown I believe from Teterboro to Florida and interestingly enough when this was discovered and it was in black-and-white in the flight logs Bill Gates flew on Epstein's plane

20:42 He said, I think through a press agent he said that I didn't even know it was his plane. I mean, I guess I just hop on private jets all the time and who knows whose plane it is? Yeah, unbelievable huh but at the time they certainly were denying that there was any sort of deeper connection between Gates and Epstein. It was just they knew each other because they were in the same circles and they were both interested in philanthropy right Right, because that's what Epstein was known for. But there was a lot of denial going on which was then contradicted by, of all institutions the New York Times which talked about the fact that there were in fact

21:18 multiple meetings between Gates and Epstein that had taken place. They even had one photograph from, I believe a 2013 meeting? I'm not sure...I'll have to double-check that but they have a photograph in one of the meetings where Gates is standing there with Epstein They definitely had multiple meetings and again officially according to Gates and his spokespeople it was oh they were discussing philanthropic endeavors that Epstein wanted to be part of But Gates had basically dismissed it, nothing came of it. So nothing to see there except then that was contradicted by emails that surfaced in the controversy that was surrounding the MIT Media Lab which people might know the director of that MIT Media Lab Joy Ito had to resign

22:03 in disgrace after it was revealed that he had been taking donations from Jeffrey Epstein after the point where Epstein had been convicted of soliciting underage prostitute, which is what he was ultimately convicted of. But really I mean everything that came out in trial was that he was running up child sex trafficking ring So after the point where that was established, ETO had been accepting Epstein's donations but agreeing to make them anonymous so that they could basically whitewash it because MIT didn't want any connection or at least on-the-record connection with that. One of the things that came out during that was an email showing

22:40 that Joy Ito had informed his staff of a $2 million donation to the lab in 2014, that he said in that email quote was a gift from Bill Gates directed by Jeffrey Epstein. Now there's still no explanation that's been offered for What that means or how that transpires how Jeffrey Epstein is directing Bill Gates to give money to the MIT Media Lab. How did that relation? What does that mean I mean there's definitely some deep and interesting connections there and in fact, People who have been following Whitney Webb and her work, first at Mint Press News now she's at The Last American Vagabond. She has uncovered information that shows even as far back as the 1990s before Epstein was even... anyone even really knew who Epstein was there was some sort of business relationship at that time between Epstein and Gates so people can look into her work for more information about that

23:37 That's a fascinating and tantalizing trail which I'm sure will reveal a lot of information. But really, that does raise the questions of what these men really do have in common? What are they interested in? And obviously when you're talking about Jeffrey Epstein it certainly raises certain possibilities and Gates did say in an email that has since come out that he wrote to his colleagues in 2011, he did say quote, His lifestyle Epstein's lifestyle is very different and kind of intriguing. Although it would not work for me whatever that means so I'm not exactly sure but beyond the sexual interests that they may or may not have shared one thing that they certainly did share was an interest in eugenics And this is a fascinating and bizarre connection that came out in the Epstein case

24:24 incredible way last year where it started to come out that Epstein had this whole plan, he was going to seed the human race with his DNA. He wanted to impregnate 20 women at a time in his ranch in New Mexico and... ...he was going around telling all of his high-powered, highfalutin scientific friends and high powered businessman friends about this plan Again, I think it was the New York Times that was reporting on this anyway. They were reporting about this that this was his plan and then you start to see some of the connections between the people that Epstein Was working with and the people he was talking about this plan too...and Gates One particularly interesting example is a man named Boris Nikolic who is a Harvard trained immunologist who served at least for time as the chief scientific advisor to both Microsoft and to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

25:13 and who was named as a co-executor of Epstein's estate after Epstein didn't kill himself. And that Immediately, Nikolic came out and said well I was never informed about this. I had no idea he made me some sort of co-executor... ...I'm not gonna do that! I have no—I don't know why this guy would do this But it is interesting to note that in that photo the New York Times dug up of that 2013 meeting between Gates and Epstein Standing right next to Gates —and two people away from Epstein—is Boris Nikolic So clearly there is a connection there And then I do look at some other types of people who come into both the Epstein end Gates orbit. For example, people like George Church a Harvard geneticist who had been publicly

25:59 criticized for having a connection to Epstein and maintaining contact with him again long after he had been convicted, and long after the information was coming out about his activities. He was maintaining relationship meeting with Epstein on a regular annual basis and accepting funds from him so there was a bit of scandal about that but Church also happened to be the scientific advisor to something called Editas Medicine which was a startup seeking to use a genome editing tool known as CRISPR-Cas9. People might have heard about this and the fact that it doesn't quite do what they say it was going to do, but he was basically working on this idea to eliminate diseases by just deleting the parts of the genetic code that make people sick

26:41 and through this Edita's Medicine, well he managed to raise or that he was assigned to be an advisor too. Edita's Medicine managed to raise $120 million from a group of investors That group of investors was put together by Dr Boris Nikolic And naturally of course who is part of that group of investors? Yes it was Bill Gates So you start to see these types of connections I'm sure there are many more That was the one that i highlighted in the documentary But there are these strange parallels that come up between the people that Epstein was talking to and the people Gates were talking to because they were moving in very interestingly similar circles. Again, part of the Epstein story that people might not know because obviously people talk about child sex trafficking but they don't talk about all of the philanthropic and scientific endeavors that Epstein was interested in that all happened to swirl around

27:28 immunology, genome editing... these types of cutting-edge ideas that Epstein was interested in specifically for essentially his eugenical purposes. And so why is Bill Gates swimming in the same waters with the same people? That's a fascinating part of this story that didn't get a lot of attention at the time Yeah man great summary it is a strange world obviously ran in the same circles his wife has the name of abstinence right hand girl there's a gates founding member the only one not named rockefeller and the rockafellas foundation i don't know if all too much for me but the,

28:06 gates family context and background was really insightful i mentioned earlier that always thought he was outside the circle trying to buy his way in or something but it seems like one where another he was there all along. And we both been talking about bill gates plans and investments for years both in vaccines and digitizing schooling, And I used to think, well that's all over there. I know what i need to know about vaccines and it's too lofty of a goal to think school can really be digitized and then all the sudden 2020 the pandemic has made this inescapable now we have talk of mandatory vaccines and decrees about how schooling will permanently change to be based on your home computer It's like were in full court press but

28:54 This isn't a happy accident for old bill as the film notes the gates foundation had money and nearly every aspect of global public health leading up to this and obviously still does. And when it comes to current events specifically there were two groups responsible for the panic that justify the lockdowns number one, the imperial college coven nineteen research team in their infection model which We should know bill gates gave seventy nine million to them this year alone and in twenty seventeen gave them two hundred and seventy nine million for quote collecting data and creating models.

29:32 Well surprise surprise and then number two the institute of health metrics and evaluation. Based in gates home state of washington which i'm sure is no coincidence but these two organizations it seems like maybe they had a financial incentive to create the problem for bill gates solution now, It certainly does appear that way, doesn't it? And in fact those are just two examples of this but you'd be hard-pressed to find any of the major institutions that are involved in this pandemic in any sense that don't have any connection to Gates. whatever you're looking at, the Johns Hopkins Center or the World Economic Forum which has become a bizarrely important player in all of this that helped co-host event 201 planning out essentially on spreading novel coronavirus right before that actually supposedly really happened and all of that craziness. Again every single time you turn there is direct

30:28 connection of some sort with the Gates Foundation and in the case of Imperial College and the IHME as you point out a direct monetary connection with Gates literally providing grants. Now again, I mean you look at the Imperial College grant The 79 million dollars that was given just a couple of months ago But that was at least according to the grant database on gatesfoundation.org That was to develop a new tool for malaria control and elimination in Sub-Saharan Africa so nothing whatsoever to do with jiggering models, right? I mean there's no way that the Imperial College London COVID-19 response team would in any way be influenced by the fact that Imperial College had received 79 million dollars for quote unquote malaria control in Sub-Saharan Africa at the exact same time as they're coming out with their model which then is used as THE model. The prediction, the scary prediction That both the US and UK and other governments around the world used as the reason why we needed to shut down the entire

31:25 entire global economy. Again, there's never going to be that signed on the bottom line here we'll give you this money if you fudge the model this way or that but one can draw inferences and that's an obvious inference to make again That's actually just one grant that was in March of 2020 over the years it's added up into the hundreds of millions of dollars that Gates Foundation has given to The Imperial College but in one grant payment in March of this year It was 79 million dollars So again, there are direct ties here. Direct conflicts of interest one would say

32:01 or at any rate, direct reasons why we should be skeptical of this network that is formed essentially from Gates' money. The Gates Foundation is like the spider at the center of the web and their grant foundations are the different threads of that web that tie all these organizations together so when you see all these different organizations essentially on the same page screaming that we need to shut down the world economy At the very least, I think it would be prudent to ask well what does this Gates money have to do with this and is the Gates Foundation setting the agenda here? And again you don't have to go out on a limb about that. As i noted even The Lancet was saying back in 2009

32:40 that essentially, you know the entire field of global public health is being increasingly bought out by the Gates Foundation meaning that all of this is being driven by the interests and passions of the Gates family maybe that's not a good way to structure the global health industry as it I mean industry might be the right word for it because of course it's so intimately tied into the big pharma and specifically the vaccine manufacturers which again we could go into that Literally, Gates has an economic tie to the big pharma vaccine manufacturers through something like Gavi which was co-founded by the Gates Foundation. It's called Gavi The Vaccine Alliance and it is an organization that specifically sets out to create quote unquote healthy markets for vaccines and other immunization products

33:27 And so over the course of the past decade, when The Gates Foundation has so generously committed over $10 billion in funds to various vaccination projects around the world... Well, they are doing so specifically in an organization with direct ties to big pharma vaccine manufacturers to create healthy markets for those manufacturers. How is this particular... I don't think this is simply an economic thing. I don't think this is just a money-making operation. I think there's much deeper, much more important reasons that this is being done but that is the simplest most straightforward most documentable part of all of this

34:04 And the type of thing that you would think in any other context a real press, a real watchdog press would bring to the fore. Hey there are direct conflicts of interest here! The vaccine manufacturers are the ones tied through The Gates Foundation into this agenda for creating markets for their vaccines and heres' The Gates Foundation funding all of this essentially PR for the vaccine industry and going around saying everyone's gonna have to be vaccinated There's a direct conflict of interest here, it's easy to spot. But of course that isn't happening and why not? Because oh the Gates Foundation is also sponsoring the global health coverage of all these different organizations like ABC News, like NPR, like PBS... All these different things It really is just this incredibly tangled web

34:50 No one seems interested in unraveling, at least in the mainstream media space. And I think obviously your listeners know why that is But I think it's important to point this out This isn't just... well duh obviously Because there are many people out there who do not understand at least this level of the deception and that specifically why I ordered the documentary The way that I did with a first part being about the Gates Foundation takeover of global health their incredible money basically buying out the global health industry is because that is the type of information A. it's completely documentable, B. completely undeniable and C even the normiest of normies should be able to at least see the obvious economic conflicts of interest that are at play here before they get exposed to the deeper stuff about eugenics in the end goal of all this

35:37 Right right and i just love that documentary it's so telling to see the press coverage that he's gotten back to back to back clearly its very one sided and pro and a little bit gross in its cringiness in the way it clearly. It seems forced and obviously when you know how much money is putting into the creation of his image in the media, it's just clear as day what's going on there and you mentioned The reasons is all happening the deeper reasons i want to get into that what drives bill gates and you said he was a new genesis and i get that is it enough to say that he's a new genesis because. It just seems like,

36:18 he's driven by something else i mean if you have this kind of money and you hate people then don't engage with them all day every day you don't have to go visit childrens hospitals and stand there in cut the ribbons and do uncomfortable interviews for sixty minutes put your mind is something else a retire but this is like a, spiritual mission or something is he some part of a strange occult order that we dont know about because this level of commitment is just insane it's illogical. It is, it is absolutely baffling to people like yourself or myself who can't really imagine the type of dedication that is involved here and I only go based on what I can prove and what I know and what I can document. And so there are, I'm sure many things that are out there that I can't document and won't be able to...I could speculate

37:08 But that's not really what I do at the Corbyn Report. So ultimately, I don't know if he is part of some sort of a cult order or what have you but I do share your observation there Not just about Gates but looking at someone like David Rockefeller who of course passed away a few years ago to over 100, wasn't it? I believe he cracked the hundred mark. The century mark but well into his 90s still exceptionally not just funding these types of different endeavors not just sort of vaguely committed to it in a monetary sense but actively involved in these types of organizations and institutions and out there trying to press and make sure that is various agendas come to fruition

37:53 That is a remarkable level of commitment to someone who, again was born into the lap of luxury never for a moment in his entire life ever for one second had to worry about job or career or making money. I mean that absolutely did not factor into the equation with someone like David Rockefeller but yet remarkably driven person who was hands-on dedicated to making sure that this great work comes to fruition Clearly there is something very, very deep-seated here. And again I only go based on what I can document and prove and I point again and again to eugenics because it's the kind of...it's the ideology! And i think it really is just a fig leaf It's just something that

38:38 is a justification for what these people are doing that gives it some sort of pseudoscientific gloss. But essentially, we are superior to you. We deserve to rule over you. We deserve to choose who breeds who doesn't, what happens and what doesn't in the future. We are the ones—we are the rulers! And ultimately I think it's no different than back in the day when there was a divine right of kings. We are fit to rule over you because God himself has appointed our family to rule over you It's essentially the same thing, and it's based on I think about as much reality which is to say none. I mean it's just something picked out of thin air as a justification but it is that sort of identifiable thread and again ties directly back into this story with for example the Rockefeller family having been absolutely driven the eugenics agenda forward certainly documentably in this first half of the 20th century they were there at every step funding

39:31 American eugenics and German eugenics, and everywhere around the globe bringing that to fruition. So I think that's the kind of thing you can point to when you can see okay definitely they're involved here And this is something that motivates them at least in terms of being the fig leaf They can put over it now Is there some sort of deeper religious spiritual thing that they're trying to bring in? whatever, open the dimensions for spiritual entities. Again I don't know i'm sure there are many things in this universe that go well beyond my understanding or even imagination but I'm just pointing at what I can see and the eugenics story is one that I can see and I can point to and I can name names and I can prove documents and here's this payment that went here and here's what they're doing here And again I think it's a way people can grasp

40:17 The seeming paradox. Well, here's this vastly incredibly unimaginably wealthy person the person that we are told of course fraudulently but anyway we're told is the second most richest person on the planet right now Bill Gates who by the way as I point out repeatedly in the documentary and will continue to point out Despite the fact he's so generous and he is giving away all his wealth, his net worth has doubled in the past decade. Riddle me that! How does this net worth double if he is being so generous and giving away everything? Hmm... I wonder how that works but how does this person who is so wealthy and so obviously powerful and able to bring agendas to fruition

40:58 and he has stated time and again that population, too many people is one of his big concerns. It's something that really motivated him In fact, in that very revealing interview that he did back in 2002-2003 where he admitted that his father was the head of Planned Parenthood. He was talking to Bill Moyers... ...in a conversation that's mostly been scrubbed from the internet you can find the transcript You can find that tiny little clip an edited clip of him talking about that but you can't find the full interview anymore But he did talk about that and how he is motivated by issues related to population

41:33 Why is this? What what is that motivation and I think it's in eugenics that we start to tie those pieces together It's because essentially the control over who breeds and who doesn't is the real control over the future of humanity. And ultimately this ties into the transhumanist trends and technocratic trends, again I think people who have seen Why Big Oil Conquered The World will have a better understanding that hour-and-a-half documentary, Why Big Oil Conquered The World really goes through the 19th early 20th century version of eugenics which was specifically about sterilizing the poor and mentally feeble and whatever other terms they slapped on people they didn't like

42:10 The middle part of the 20th century and late part of the 20th century was more about population, population control and environmentalism. And as that moves into the 21st century it's more about technocratic control and transhumanism and we're going to basically move to this wonderful world where we're all gonna merge with machines well maybe not all of us but the ones who are rich and wealthy and deserve to merge merge with machines, are gonna merge with machines and live forever. And that will be the future of humanity I mean this is truly for the future of the human species so there's really nothing that could be more important than this and i think that's at least part of the answer to why these people are so hands-on committed to making sure their vision comes to reality

42:49 Right fair enough and you make a lot of great points of course yeah it's not charity when your foundation goes from fifty billion to one hundred billion in a decade we can't really call that charity, in the conventional sense. And right and not his foundation but his personal network oh his foundation has I think forty forty eight billion or something but bill gates personal net worth is 100 billion Jesus man well That's crazy and of course we can leave the wild speculation to me. I love how you just stick to the facts but when i think about the stuff you laid out there, I wonder if they're even human? But it is an amazing documentary that you have on Bill Gates contains a lot of good info but I wanted to switch gears a little bit while we're still in the first hour and ask you about what's going on in Seattle and Minneapolis. Protesters in Seattle have sectioned off an autonomous zone and police are not allowed to enter

43:45 Minneapolis's city council tried to dismantle the police department until it read the charter that said it's not allowed to. There have been shootings in both places and just last day or two from when we're recording, and now I'm hearing about this new idea in police departments that spreading About calling in sick together the blue flu as they're saying i think it's actually that third day and atlanta but the cops are overworked right now there not respected and they feel like if you want to fend for yourselves have added. and i understand that sentiment but i'm just curious to get your thoughts on all this because as much as i respect your work if you remember our biggest disagreement in the past has been about how realistic an anarchist system would be. I would demilitarize the police and radically restructure their job description but i'd probably stop short of sending them all home, i was just like to know how year processing all this and what you would like to see happen or what do you expect us to be about

44:46 Well, there's so much to talk about there. I can't really speak to the specific domestic issues of internal American politics as a Canadian in Japan it's not my place and not my concern per se but i do think that there is something obviously about this idea of actually interestingly enough not disband the police not abolish the police defund the police which puts it in a very specific context which to my mind, brings in the specter of federal funding for policing. And of course that already exists through a large extent through the kind of carrots and sticks that are used at the federal level through the Department of Homeland Security for example in order to militarize the police

45:29 We'll give you all these fancy goo gods and gadgets, but we're footing the bill so we get to choose this and that. And we get more of a foot in the door into your policing which should theoretically be at the local level according to the way the US system developed But thats increasingly being federalized In fact I mean again let's keep it in historical context The Federal Bureau Of Investigation is actually only a century old There was no federal police force of any sort before that point So, the majority of American history has not had any sort of federal policing. But that's obviously something that's changed in the public consciousness over the past century and they're really putting a pedal to the metal so I think that is one aspect of this that is interesting but more generally... ...I think this points to a very interesting inflection point we are at with regards to the nature of policing itself what policing even is about? What it means

46:23 in the 21st century. And I will cite Vin Armani on this, he was on a podcast that I was listening to a few weeks ago where he put it quite well. He said that essentially the old idea of the beat cop on the street making his patrol and enforcing the law is a 19th century concept. It's like talking about the horse and buggy – its outdated We don't need that concept of policing, at least not to the extent that we once did as things start to get tied into the technocratic control grid which is more and more about observing and documenting things from a distance.

46:58 Everything that you do, everywhere that you go is being tracked and surveilled and database through the little slave devices that we all carry around in our pockets. That are tracking everything we do And oh by the way now We've got contact tracing so now we not only can do this and not only are doing this but Now we can tell you that we're doing this and No one's gonna put up a fight because You're not one of these crazy COVID deniers Are you? We need this in order to fight the scourge of disease So I think increasingly policing itself will be thought of in that sense, of something that is happening through data collection essentially at a distance. And we've seen the sort of beginnings of this, the thin edge or wedge through

47:39 Alexa and things like this being called on in trial. Well, Alexa has a recording of whatever was happening in the house at that time because oh yeah by the way it's listening to you at all times You don't need a special wake word It is recording and listening to everything you say and Amazon has a copy of that So why do we subpoena them? And that has been used in trials various smart devices have been essentially subpoenaed for their data in murder trials and what-have-you We're starting to see this. It's more now about the data that is being collected and how this can be done remotely And then on top of that we are also seeing not just the drones which are now being openly used for policing and being introduced to the public Hey look, we found people lounging in this park when they weren't supposed to because of this drone footage that we got So drones... yay! They're going to help save the day

48:25 But now also, I mean the people have probably by this point seen the robotic police that are policing in Singapore or other places where they were having lockdowns and there's robotic things that are rolling around basically telling people by loudspeaker you can't go here. You're not allowed entry into this area It is literally becoming this nightmare science fiction scenario. Although obviously we're still a few years away from the fully robot police force that will be the enforcers of the future, but that's clearly where this is heading and that's where this conversation is going to be steered because we don't need the police like we used to and This is actually the really worrying thing not just in terms of policing and what that means for that but really society generally because it's always been my intention that at the point

49:12 where the oligarchs figure we can flip that switch and we can automate 99% of what these, you know human cattle used to do for us. They will do so and at that point the human cattle become completely dispensable. And as Big New Brzezinski went around saying about a decade or about 12 years ago, he went on a series of lectures and writing op-eds saying you know it used to be easier to control a million people than to kill a million people now it's actually easier to kill a million people than to control a million people Don't you think there's some sort of calculus that is going on there? So, again this is the worrying stuff because at some point when that decision is made and humanity generally is dispensable and replaceable or at least 99% of it. That's when we go from the soft kill to the hard kill And real bioweapons are released in real carnage and that's definitely not what I'm looking forward too. And I see this policing aspect as just one thin edge of a very big wedge

50:12 Well i think you make a lot of good points i think we're seeing a problem reaction solution situation and were still just in the, problem phase maybe when this goes out will be a little more clear on the solution they plan to roll out for it but. i would love to see an anarchist occupy two point oh and can't be successful but i really doubt the machine will allow a police free area to be peaceful they will use it as an opportunity to justify their existence if they have to end.

50:48 i just am so curious if like the fact that seattle is a hub for companies like microsoft amazon and starbucks, is that related to why this is the place this colony is trying to set up shop and i'm concerned you say defund the police it's great to focus on that word we're talking about the money and i think about. the fact that maybe the seed money for all this stuff is coming from the same old billionaires and if they can create enough lawlessness they can potentially privatize in centralize the police and if they could privatized law enforcement guess who would never be looked at by law enforcement people who own them so. I don't know i think that there's possibly something there if you can,

51:34 Justify your existence like all these military contractors they used to do all these operations internationally now i fear that a lot of us contractors are doing, operations domestically like it's the plotter robo cop to justify their further militarization and. It's kinda scary it's kind of scary the way i'm hearing about this blue flu and everything but you know i guess is not Good thing to get too worked up when you're only in the first few chapters of a long story. Hmm, unfortunately I think you're right about that and this ties into so many of the different aspects Of the quote-unquote new normal that we're being told has emerged this year One of which is that? I also find it fascinating That just a month or two ago The prospect of martial law in the form of medical martial law was hovering between

52:26 over the United States and it's still there, it's just that particular agenda has been put on the back burner for now but it will be coming back with the second wave narrative that they're about to launch. But medical martial law which would have been welcomed and embraced with open arms by certainly left of the phony left-right paradigm there in the United States and many people around the world who, of course are the science believers. And if you deny there's anything going on with COVID then you are a science disbeliever! You're one of those crazy Nazis So there was a lot of the public that would have been I think all on board for some form of medical martial law In fact, there is a de facto medical martial law where you have these unelected health officials that are making decisions about when how people can go to work for example or things like this...I mean it's already quite scary

53:08 But then, at the very least there was some protest and pushback on that side. That idea of medical martial law by people on the right side of the phony left-right paradigm what they can be motivated to get onboard with martial law and embrace it with open arms if there's all this protesting and rioting and looting in lawlessness well... Then we're gonna need army on the streets to take care of that so And of course, again that prospect has been floated in recent weeks. So it's just fascinating to me how both sides of this in a pincher movement are coming together and one way or another some form of martial law will be making itself felt in people's lives much more clearly throughout the year I'm sure but maybe that will be uh... Maybe that will be the issue that brings both sides of the left-right phony paradigm together Well we can all agree that it's great to have the military on the streets just for different reasons

53:59 All right, God as crazy as the pandemic has been and then these protests right after I still feel like we're in for an even Wilder ride going forward. I'm hearing about more directed energy weapons out here in California being used to create More fires to justify climate change legislation again bringing that back. I'm hearing about engineered blackouts I'm hearing about false flag attacks that target the grid specifically, that could be blamed on China? I don't know. You got to just be aware but are any of these things that you think Americans really need to consider or if we're trying to stay a few steps ahead what should we be keeping in mind that people aren't talking enough about

54:46 That's the eternal question, and I suppose there are any number of answers. But with regards to the issues that you raised there... ...I will point people to a podcast that I did a number of years ago—probably 2013—on the EMP false flag. Essentially the idea is as we've been told if they detonate some sort of nuke a mile over Los Angeles... ...they can basically knock out the power grid on the West Coast And that type of idea has always been floated with in connection to North Korea. You know, they don't need fancy missile technology to be able to deliver a nuke all the way They just you know have some sort of submarine or other way of delivering it over To the west coast and setting it off in the atmosphere and that'll create widespread carnage so that idea has been around for awhile and I think that is A possible false flag That is in the tool of the would-be oligarchs So

55:38 I mean, should people be prepared for that? Generally speaking yeah. I guess so but again there are so many different things that could be pulled including as unfortunately this the times we're living through brings up the specter of As i said earlier going from soft kill to hard kill with the release of real deadly bioweapons That really are in the labs that they really can release and really do incredible damage. And imagine if it's the second wave or the third wave or the fourth wave of coronavirus, once people stop trusting these health experts who are telling them to stay indoors and batten down their hatches... well at some point they release a real bioweapon that really starts killing people en masse and hey look all you crazy people who questioned what

56:22 what we were saying, either you died or you caused people to die so now we're going to completely control everything. Again there's so many different ways that this can go that unfortunately one can almost get caught up in trying to think like the would-be controllers themselves and seeing well they could do this and they could do this but doesn't that distract us from the real issues of how we get off their system altogether which I think should be the goal Yes true i am definitely guilty of that and i have had that thought to that if you cry wolf enough times and then you do release something and u, wipe out the people who are playing fast and loose with the rules now the only people you have left are there real sheet the ones who bought it hook line and sinker all the way through kept them ass on stay at home and thats the population that wants.

57:12 Or you give people the vaccine, of course. But you make it so that some people can opt out All the people who opt out You release whatever bioweapon that the vaccine actually protects people from So everyone who gets wiped out are the people who refused to take the vaccine Everyone whose left are the people who went and lined up for it Now you've got this completely gullible population in your back pocket Yeah, you're right There's just so many ways it could go Obviously we are both strongly against globalization and centralization but i am curious how you feel that plays into the protest in their present form and america because having some, figurehead to negotiate with to make some sort of demands then say alright everyone we made a lot of progress today let's get back to our lives and keep holding her feet to the fire on the future.

58:07 It just seems like a better approach to this sort of situation and I hear many different opinions but what do you think? Outside of the manipulation of these protests there are a lot of good people taking part in them just because they're sick of everything being so unfair and they're out of a job right now. But when it comes to these genuine protesters and activists out there, do you consider the leaderless movement to be an asset or liability? I would definitely put it on the asset side of the ledger because leader movements, there are literal tactical manuals about how to undermine leaders or to co-opt leaders or to assassinate and get rid of leaders. And unfortunately they again that would be societal controllers have no end of experience in exactly how to do that and we can think of any number of examples of movements that have grown up and have been derailed in one way or another by taking out the head

58:59 That's exactly why. Again, everything that they model is I think modeling to us exactly the direction we want to go against so when they put in the context of everyone has to try to focus on and elect this leader or get this person who will take your agency away from you and your responsibility away from you And they'll do it and then they'll tell you when it's time to go back and continue with the system and when to cooperate Or when to get angry That is abrogating your personal responsibility and also your personal power. and putting it in the hands of someone else. My ideal society, and of course we're not there but my ideal society is one where I don't have to care what some other person wants to negotiate with some other person about some other thing or not or what kind of terms they want to come to that's great you do that that's great but I want my relations to be bilateral. I negotiate for me who I am and what I do

59:55 with my, again my time and energy, my money, my attention. And that is the bottom line for me and I don't abrogate that...I don't give that power over to anybody else because that is ME! That is who I am so I am all about leaderless resistance. I never ever ever ever wanted or put it out there that I'm a leader of some movement and I'm going to tell people how it is or anything along those lines and I don't follow any movements, I'm not following any sort of leader myself And that's because, that speaks to who I am and what I'm attempting to do with this. That also speaks to why if you want to go out and vote and participate in the elections... ...and put your identity in some sort of political figure well again that is your choice. I'm not going to stop ya but I'm not! No one is going to convince me that somehow it is THE way we can take power away from centralized controllers by putting it into hands of other centralized controllers who will be kinder gentler slave masters

1:00:49 I figured you'd say something like that to me it seems like a damned if we do damned if we don't then because you make a great point about blackmail and co-opting and obviously just murdering leaders of the movement but with so many agent provocateurs in sorrow style meddling, it seems way easier to manipulate the perception of a crowd without a leader the perception from the outside of that crowd and there's nobody to rally around and say hey we come in peace the looters are not us like messaging is really important when it comes to strategy especially when you have.

1:01:28 The major media companies in between the protesters and the people and controlling that message there's no like mlk junior to step up and give inspiring speech and say, you know this is what we stand for this is what we don't um i see both sides it just seems like a lose lose honestly. And there's also no US government agent, essentially or plot to blow MLKs head off because there is no MLK. So you know what I'm saying? Again that was a perfect example of exactly how leaders can and are undermined one way or another they're either compromised or they're taken out as the FBI of course did try to blackmail MLK with

1:02:10 recording his dalliances and attempting to say either you kill yourself or release them. And then when he didn't kill himself, well they killed him for him." I document that in a documentary I did a couple years ago called The Truth at Last and people can find that on my site corporatereport.com slash MLK but again this is the perfect example of exactly how leaders are taken out and why investing your identity in leader... Well what happens when that leader gets his head blown off? Yes be our own leaders but it seems like the system has a response for pretty much every situation but james this is been as enjoyable as ever i wish that things that we were talking about worse still hypothetical in terms of these agendas and a little less in our face but we are lucky to have you either way remind them about all the great stuff you got going on and where they can get.

1:03:00 Well, the one-stop shop really is CorbettReport.com That's my corner of the internet and that hopefully well when that disappears then we'll be in serious trouble But at least for the time being that's where you can find all of my work completely 100% For free freely available to the public I do have a newsletter subscriber newsletter but even that you can find the free version I always link to so all my work is there Corbett report calm and I never ask people to become members or support My work unless and until you've really delved into the archives And you find it valuable, and you appreciate it. You want more than you can become a member of the site at crap grants you access to that newsletter, but as I say that's mostly for free anyway. And then also to comment on the site and things like that so corporatereport.com As i say i also post to Mines and Library and BitChute and ever-evolving cast of alternative platforms

1:03:49 as well as, of course YouTube because that's where most of my audiences come from over the past years. But I try to wean them off those types of platforms but you can find me out there generally although it is getting harder! I will say again just to bring it back to that censorship issue It IS getting harder to find corporate report material through certainly through Google or the controlled YouTube search Yes, it is. And I also think it's important for us to look out for each other in that regard Let me know if they ever do try to freeze you out because the worst part of that Is the feeling of isolation and if you have a network of other hosts who are willing to keep people informed Then it's not as panic-inducing but man many layers on the conspiracy cake Thanks for breaking it all down for us keep doing what you do and do take care. I appreciate your having me on thanks

1:04:41 Well there he is people, the man, the myth, the legend James Corbett. Always working on something new and interesting I really admire his body of work He definitely keeps it at a high level And kind of like Ross Benn, I thought a deep dive into Bill Gates himself might be a good way to add context to our times without really hounding on current events outright in the same way But the more we learn about Bill Gates and the more we see under the hood of how his operation runs, The better we can see how the influence and financing of a few can affect the many.

1:05:18 I know i went a little hard on the namesinks, but it is pretty odd right? The only non-Rockefeller founder of the Rockefeller Foundation shares the Gates name with one of the very very very few people to successfully duplicate and even surpass that philanthropy foundation template. And James detailed some of Gates dealings with Epstein, whose right-hand woman is Ghislaine Maxwell. Her father Robert Maxwell is the shady dude who's involved with the Promise software scandal and Gate's mom Mary Maxwell is rubbing elbows with IBM and getting them to rally behind her amateur son I don't know...I'm not just playing six degrees of separation here because it's not just names

1:06:03 It's software scandals, philanthropic foundations wiggling their way into medicine education and media. It's a lot! And I'm more inclined to think that the Maxwell operation was a multi-generational Israeli operation and Epstein was just the front man for it. That's why he is dead, and Ghislaine is out there doing whatever the hell she wants! It starts to make me think that the path of what they were doing comes from her or her father... ...and the tentacles that are wrapped around them But what do I know? It's pretty obvious, at a minimum that we don't think Epstein was the head of that snake. It's all quite weird and as for Seattle and police departments...I definitely hear what James is saying something like the FBI isn't that old sometimes we have concepts in our head and we think well we can't change these things they've always been a part of us and we need them

1:07:02 But I do worry that this retooling of American police departments or having them stand down to anarchist takeovers is a slippery slope. I just look at this and i'm not sure what the game is there exactly but it does make me a bit nervous I don't know that we can radically restructure police departments, greatly alter their role in society, retrain them for de-escalation tactics and defund them at the same time. To retool and retrain is probably going to cost something It just makes me think back to an old interview with Adam Kokesh prominent libertarian some would say anarchist

1:07:48 Here's a guy who was in the military has seen combat is very comfortable with guns and it's kind of a confrontational personality type. I don't want to put words in his mouth but he seems like a guy if I'm remembering our interview correctly that would be pro getting rid of police and defending his own property and rights by patrolling his porch with an assault rifle, I'm not that guy But I do like creative ideas for changing the job description of police officers. Having two days of their work week be volunteering and community outreach beyond just law enforcement? I kind of like the idea of treating them more like a fire department! We'll call you when there's a problem, we don't need ya out patrolling the streets The fire department doesn't go out there looking for stuff

1:08:39 And no one's complaining about that. I like the idea of having them carry a type of malpractice insurance if people die in your interactions then you need to be priced out of being a police officer cops who do a good job would keep more of their paycheck because their insurance costs would be low and eventually those would be the majority of police officers who have a long career in policing When someone sues a police department for excessive force, that should come out of the general pension fund not our tax dollars. Incentivize departments to weed out bad officers rather than protect them I've also heard this concept of an 8-1-1 emergency number where we could use the exact same emergency response system we have now but an 8-1-1 call means that you're opting for a non-police emergency response

1:09:33 How many accidents happen because 911 was called and you have a problem but you don't have the option to say, hey we just need an ambulance or some sort of help that doesn't require anyone armed. Probably would have less dogs or people with mental issues shot because of erratic behavior I like these ideas because they're efficient they move things in the right direction but they don't require rebuilding from a blank slate And is that really the best idea when a third of the country is out of work, when rents aren't getting paid etc. It seems like you have stretched people very thin made them sort of desperate and now you want chaos This is just my assessment but when you look at a situation like The Chop or The Chaz whatever you want to call it does not have the same feel as a 60's summer of love Its not all peace happiness and tie dye

1:10:35 Maybe even that's romanticized. Hey, I wasn't there in fact i'm in neither place but... ...I do think it's good that people are focused on diversity But diversity means more than skin color and genetics What about a diversity of ideas? Philosophies senses of humor seems like everything is peaceful In the chop as long as you agree 100% with everything they stand for And that's not freedom to me because if you don't I've seen a lot of videos where they get quite aggressive But I'm sorry, i'm not really trying to soapbox here. I'm really just taking a sit back and watch approach to a lot of things right now if im being honest but hey it's the wrap up of a show and I gotta say something right? It's just getting harder to stay out of it all or have middle-of-the road opinion on anything. I wanna go back to time where I get to be the most extreme voice in the room what happened to that?!

1:11:29 But anyway, if you liked the first hour we always got a second hour of these here interviews for PLUS members. Today we talked about climate change legislation and the prospect of rolling that out back in Japan's cancelled air defense system internet censorship at Monothink cryptocurrency bio data collection and The Big Agenda the bailout package and corruption in the financial changes recently and boycotts and bycots. All important pieces of the puzzle, and potential solutions to our troubles I hope you consider supporting the show because i built a system where you get a lot more out of it when you do Also we are making a change when it comes to the joint sessions It's obviously fun to have audience interaction And hear some great stories and theories and experiences from you guys

1:12:26 I like that so many people are willing to smoke weed on camera and call me from their work shift. That's always pretty fun, but big picture this structure just doesn't seem to be doing it after two years It doesn't seem like a whole lot of people watch them later I think the main reason is because you're used to following THC as a podcast. If these things are videos that don't pop up in your RSS feed, it's too much trouble to go and watch them on the website...and i get that! Also, you really do need a call screener or soundboard operator when doing stuff like this, or too much of it is slowed down by the technical process and trying to wear both hats

1:13:10 I could also stop paying for Zoom and I can stop relying on YouTube because if YouTube were to pull our channel, that is one aspect that i would lose entirely. Other feedback I've heard is that people have something to say but they're too nervous to talk on the fly People can't make it because of life or kids or work etc Some people get mad at me that the same callers get through and their call isn't answered And i think we can fix a lot of these problems by replacing the joint sessions with a Q&A, audience comments host commentary sort of sixth podcast just for plus members that would largely be cobbled together by making a forum thread. That way people can tell the same stories or talk about their same theories but in a more thought out written form

1:14:06 We can have Q&A questions for me and I can sort of build a show out of what you guys put there. We've done Q&A shows like this in the past, we're just going to broaden it out to more than just Q&As Because I think what people really want is just another podcast rather than a separate thing. And so July 20th at 7pm Pacific will be the last joint session, and i wanted to give you a chance to get in on it one more time and then in August I will start with this sixth show thing. I don't know if we should still call it the Joint Session Show or not because it doesn't apply in the exact same way but I do still like it... So we'll see

1:14:46 But that's happening and I think many of us will prefer it. And that said, i'm going to close this thing out thanks for listening big thanks to James for his time and his amazing catalogue of work stay safe out there keep your head on straight and I'll catch you next time! Your move Gates Foundation facilitators phony philanthropists and agents of the biotechnology Your. Fucking. Move. You know the plan has always been to hack your brain MKUltra's trying to drive you insane They'll explode your heart if they think that's what it takes You think I'm answering the phone, well I ain't You gotta keep the curtains drawn Cause you don't want anyone thinking you're at home Well you're not! You should tape the mail slot

1:15:42 And baby if I seem withdrawn, let me say it's cause' I just don't wanna go and get whacked Maybe you should know that the trauma affects you like it does everyone It's just a game plan. It's what the world has become They want a pat down and a swap Don't you see what's going on? Well now you know You're better keeping on your own cause you can see The masters lie too much Oh baby, you can only trust yourself And if you think the system's out of touch It is and you can only trust yourself I hope you know the elite aren't your friends

1:16:35 They'll suck out everything from you in the end And if for some reason you think I might be wrong, I wonder where you got that opinion from You gotta keep the curtains drawn Cause you don't want anyone thinking your at home Well your not. You should tape the mail slot And baby if I seem withdrawn Let me say it's cause' I just don't wanna go and get whacked Maybe you should know that The trauma affects you like it does everyone It's just the game plan, it's what the world's become They want a pat down and a swap Don't you see what's going on? Well now you know

1:17:25 You're better keeping on your own cause you can see Masters lie too much Oh baby, you can only trust yourself And if you think the system's out of touch It is and you can only trust yourself Da da da da da da da Da da da da da da da Da da da da da da da You might think that these problems are small Or maybe they aren't registering at all Now they know you're naive and vulnerable You won't believe all of the stunts that they'll pull

1:18:25 Cause you can see the masters lie too much Oh baby, you can only trust yourself And if you think the system's out of touch It isn't You can only trust yourself Cause you can see the masters lie too much Oh baby, you can only trust yourself And if you think the system's out of touch It is and you can only trust yourself