Johnny Vedmore | The Hidden History of Klaus Schwab, The WEF, & Their Political Puppet Pipeline

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01:35 Serenity now higher side chatters from sunny San Diego. I'm Greg Carlwood, and if you don't see the interlocking network of secret societies think tanks corporate overlords and Ivy league institutions that truly comprise the capstone cabal then you probably never will The Club of Rome, Skull & Bones, Freemasonry, the Bilderbergs, Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, the United Nations and even the Jekyll Island Insiders have all shown us where power really lies and how the plan goes forward regardless of who you vote for. Well, the latest thread in the big web that everybody is talking about is the World Economic Forum. It's almost never-ending list of young global leaders and its head honcho Mr. Klaus You Will Own Nothing And Never Be Happy or Schwab But what do we really know about the history of this organization? How an Austin Powers supervillain we never heard of until recent years found himself in such an influential position

02:29 Luckily folks, we got the guy who's done the deep dive on exactly this. The great independent investigative journalist Johnny Vedmore who is not only a top contributor for Whitney Webb's Unlimited Hangout but he also runs Fungie Monkey Media and provides even more top tier content on his Rockfin page His most popular articles still making their rounds around the internet include The Kissinger Conundrum-The Unauthorized History of the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders Program Dr. Klaus Schwab or how the CFR taught me to stop worrying and love the bomb, as well as Schwab family values and it is these three and more that comprise the best breakdown of the hidden background of this latest note on The Power Network that I've seen anywhere and I am psyched to get into it! The unofficial Klaus Schwab biographer World Economic Forum exposer and dedicated deep diving journalist Johnny my man welcome to the higher side

03:24 Hey, thank you for having me. That is one hell of an introduction best I've heard yet Thank you. Thank you Wow. I appreciate it and this is a real pleasure man I've had Whitney here a few times And I thought I'd comb through some of the other unlimited hangout contributors And clearly with work like this, you're at the top of the list. It seems so obvious given how much we hear about the World Economic Forum and Big Daddy Schwab but yet I don't see anyone else doing this background work! So kudos to you for these strategic journalism and to kick this off, you have made mention in several of these articles that you did have to dig pretty deep because it seems like

04:02 Klaus has actually gone to great lengths to keep this background private and have his digital footprint kind of scrubbed, quite ironic given what he's trying to build for the rest of us. But talk to us about that difficulty and why you're actually pretty well positioned to be the guy to spill the conspiracy? Well, it kind of dates back to one of the first big articles that I wrote. It was really the second or third article that I wrote. I'd always been into researching but didn't actually realize I was a writer until I put it down on paper and then organized around and made it into a readable piece and put out there people actually connected with it so... I started off with a couple pieces kinda around bias in British politics etc

04:49 My third piece was on Theresa May, who was just about to be in a race for Prime Minister of the UK with Jeremy Corbyn. And I was at this time believing that Corbyn may be able to save things. You know? Politics wasn't dead! Maybe this system could be saved?! I was still on the bandwagon. I felt like I was half hanging off. I realized it was all a sham and And I still had the belief, though. Like lots of people do and it's innocent. It's an innocent belief. You know we bundle up all our fears into one entity usually here it was kind of like you have this savior who is going to come along and that heroic storyline and it keeps you... All of the movies you watched all of the stories you've grown up with keep you in this frame of mind where you're like I'm gonna become this... I get to see these guys become

05:39 savior of the people, you know. Going to go out there and change politics for the good and then everybody will live happily ever after." And I thought I need to contribute my part in this. Loads of people are campaigning, they're groups out everywhere all doing all sorts of things trying the balance of power. A lot of it was co-opted, I find out now at the time i thought we're all going to go out and fight in our own ways so I looked at the history of Theresa May's father. I already liked Ancestry as something that I had started off doing with my articles. I looked into the background and discovered that loads of pages had been wiped

06:19 There had been lots of manipulation online. There was archived version, he wasn't on Wikipedia but you could find an archived version of her father's page and you could find it on other wiki clone sites that have been made in other languages too. And so I started to be really suspicious about why she wouldn't want her father to be known? So I kind of went through the history with a very famous serial killer, who's a known serial killer. Killed over 130 people as a doctor Dr John Bodkin Adams and this was back in like 1950s and basically Theresa May's father had been the chaplain at the hospital in Eastbourne where

07:04 Dr. John Bodkin Adams were committing these foul crimes, he was getting people to sign them into his well or him sorry into their well and then he was giving them an injection and they would pass away nicely And the clues that there was something there and if something was being covered up led me To the story and it was the first time I released it independently. I didn't have at this stage I was kind of like...I wasn't even looking at other people's work trodding along hoping that I would you know, have enough practice over time that I'd understand what to do myself. And I didn't want to be like everyone else so I wanted to keep a little bit of my own flavor. I was a musician... So..I liked to write songs and I feel like articles are not like it You have an intro, you have like verse chorus verse chorus then you have a middle A in the outro and is very much like an article was so when i put this article out there about Theresa May's father

08:02 I found great interest. It had a quarter of a million views in the matter of like, a week? That was just all people sharing it around themselves. I posted it round a couple tiny Twitter channels that I had on Facebook and I woke up one day and found out that it'd gone semi-viral for a story like that from someone who doesn't write stories there's lots of really good response really angry people. It was just before the election, so there's lots of really angry people who were supportive of Theresa May and didn't want this information out there but really

08:39 It led on to her, the story was really about her involvement in a child sexual abuse inquiry. Because not only did her father work with a serial killer alongside the serial killer, he would have been signing their death certificates and the like when these people had died so he would have obviously noticed and there was a cover up John Bodkin Adams didn't actually get prosecuted for these crimes. They wrote it down for a couple of naughty slap on the wrists for writing erroneous prescriptions But the actual fact was he had killed loads of people and everybody knew it. He was banned from being a doctor for maybe 10, 15 years and then he was back being a doctor again. He'd been protected by a guy called Lord Gwynne. So there's lots of controversy and what you find in family history is loads of it! And loads of people want to cover things up

09:28 So I went through a few of these. I went for a few ancestries, family trees... I went through a woman called Barbara Houston who was really interesting. I went to Bill Gates. I went back in Bill Gates' family history 700 years and ended up with the Kings and Queens of England with Jeffrey Gates riding alongside the coughing of Henry VIII and being involved in a coup that gets some of the family's heads chopped off. It is quite astounding when you look into history... I said to this someone the other day, it's like someone can have eight children and not all of them will follow their line. But one of them will. One of them... You know there is always someone who is genetically like the father or like the mother if they have enough kids and back then they had enough kids And you keep seeing the same thing happen in a family line throughout history Really intriguing stuff So me and

10:26 Whitney were around the coffee table in Chile. It was maybe end of 2020, and we both couldn't find anything on Klaus Schwab out there. It was the same signs I'd seen over and over. So to answer your question, a long-winded answer, I admit... what made me the person to be able to go and do this was that I could see when something was missing, where it was missing from and potentially how to find it by using imaginative creative thinking. Hmm...I like it! Yeah, when you look at the backgrounds of a lot of these people they check many of the same boxes and it does seem like you have a knack for finding those multi-generational elements of the circles of power. And Klaus Schwab is no exception that is an unexpected entry point No doubt! I've heard to talk about this before that you know you're not afraid

11:23 of languages and having things translated, and you have lived in certain places that gives you access to certain information I suppose. But when it comes to Klaus it is a really crazy background In some ways, not unexpected. But he does kind of spring out of nowhere yet he is one of the most well-connected people on the planet. Take us back to his grandfather, the region they come from, the Schwab roots all that stuff in terms of ground zero is where this research started? Okay. Well I had to go to Swobia

12:02 uber-swobia, which is where the people of Swobia come from. The Schwabs! So you know when you're trying to track down a family history that's been disconnected in the archives so there's I can't really trace this family history backwards i have to trace it forwards that's the best way and Whitney said take six weeks of just hunting for all information you can. And basically, I went through every Schwab in Germany and that's lots of Schwabs that I could possibly find and I worked my way forward in their family lines and I did it that way. And eventually, it was probably about four weeks in maybe a little bit more that I managed to confirm with like three definite pieces of information

12:54 Klaus Schwab's father was called Eugen Schwab, and his grandfather was called Jakob Wilhelm Gottfried Schwab. And Jakob Wilhelm Gottfried Schwab is a really interesting guy because he seems to be that he hates Germany. He doesn't really want to hang around in Germany. He gives up his German citizenship at one point and goes and marries a Swiss girl. But when they have a baby, I think he probably realizes something like the rest of his family is in Germany so he has to go back whatever reasons drive him back. He has to reapply for German citizenship because he did that Klaus Schwab later on has been refused Swiss citizenship

13:40 and the court document I found that proved that Eugène Schwab and Arika Precht-Schwab, Precht was a maiden name. That they were Klaus Schwab's parents and in names the actual court document names Klaus Schwab, Klaus Martin Schwab and Urs Reiner Schwab his brother in it too is when his father asked him the Swiss authorities to have Swiss citizenship back. So his father wanted Swiss citizenship, but his father wanted Swiss citizenship for a different reason than Klaus would want it later because this was in the early 50s that he was trying to get Swiss citizenship back and there was a reason why he felt like you had to get out of Germany. It didn't prove to be true that he had to get out of Germany but The Times

14:29 it had just gone past the war and he was on the losing side, very much so. So when I went back to Gottfried Schwab they didn't call him Jacob Wilhelm mainly because Jacob was too Jewish a name and place Bauten-Wuttenberg and Uberschwobier had had a history of blood libels against the Jews. Historically, going back to the Middle Ages there were massacres of Jewish people and for hundreds of years Jewish people were banned from the area if Jewish people were caught the guards of any town or city would take them to the borders and see them on their way And a lot of Jewish people who didn't want to be known to be Jewish took up the name Schwab at this time too which is very interesting

15:14 I've got no evidence to say Jakob Wilhelm Gottfried Schwab was one of those, but Gottfried Schwab had his kid move back to Germany and brought up little Eugene Schwab. And Eugene Schwab was very interesting he married twice. Klaus Schwabs mother is the second marriage the first marriage was to a Jewish lady in the 1920's um and that didn't last long she got married three times which is very rare for those days. So she might have been a bit of a good time girl or the like, but he basically divorced her in the twenties and the late twenties and then remarried in the mid thirties about 1936 I think they officially married Klaus Schwab was born in 1938 just before the war And at this time Eugene Schwab is managing

16:02 a very important factory. It's actually the biggest employer in the town they live in, they live in a place called Ravensburg. Ravensburg is in the Baden-Württemberg area of Germany it's a very elite prestigious area of Germany there are a lot of riches there and The town, the main employer was Escher Weiss which was a factory. It had been set up by Walter Zumpinger built in the 50's launched properly in 1860 sorry 1850's it was built 1860's it was launched. Escher Weiss had two factories one in Switzerland it was a Swiss company

16:42 and the other one was in Ravensburg, Germany. And Klaus Schwab's father was the managing director of the Ravensburg factory. Now this is very important because the Ravensburg factory was a Nazi model company by the time Klaus Schwab was born they used to produce every quarter I think it is they used to produce... The Nazis would produce a little book called called Nazi Model Companies, and it would highlight some of the most Nazi of all the companies. The best, most behaving in a way that Hitler would like. And Eugen Schwab's factory was a Nazi model company and it was really important to the Nazi war efforts as well. Ravensburg got special dispensation during World War II not be bombed by the Allies via the Swiss Red Cross who said they were using

17:34 In actual fact, what was happening there was slave labour being used from captured usually Polish army men and the like had been transported to Ravensburg. And the Ravensburg plants were producing parts for submarines for the German war effort. They were producing bits for the fighter planes, but most importantly they were producing massive water turbines and these water turbines were being sent up to Norway where heavy water was used to enrich uranium as a natural form of rich in uranium for the German Nazi atomic bomb program so

18:14 Klaus Schwab's father was very important to the Nazis. Of course, we know the history and we know that that route to atomic warfare or nuclear warfare is a long route and the Americans in the West were the winners in the end so by 1950s Klaus Schwab's father, Eugene Schwab is very worried. He doesn't necessarily want to be in Germany anymore and he's asking to get Swiss citizenship back through the courts and that was the third piece of concrete information

18:54 or concrete, I mean the other two were yeah okay i found this comment here or this comment there but that was a really important to say. Okay that's a court document proving that Eugene Schwab is Klaus Schwabs father and then... The floodgates open once you've worked out the missing link, the thing they're hiding everything opens up and you can find more and more things and it's gone from there That is really, I mean the first article Schwab Family Values looks at his father but also looks at how Klaus Schwab does something very significant which is just after he leaves universities. He goes to multiple universities and actually joins Escherweiss. The guy Peter Schmidtheine who's

19:44 the chairman of Escher Weiss there. His father was Jakob Schmidthaini, Jacob Schmidt-Haine who was the director when Schwab's father was managing director at the Ravensburg branch and Peter Schmidt-Haini phoned up Klaus Schwab in 1967 and said you know you've been to Harvard now? You know all these business management techniques come make the merger with Sulzer AG a success and Escher Weiss were merging with Sulzer AG and another couple of companies. And Klaus Schwab would be there, second in command sorting out the merger and at the same time the company would be selling nuclear weapons technology illegally to the South African apartheid regime so he was doing exactly what his father had done before him try to help a racist regime

20:42 Yes that's a great breakdown of the history as your advice is clearly very important part of the story because his father and him both worked there so that's where I guess they get. A good chunk of their money or a good chunk of their status but, But going back even further, this is just kind of weird. We all know the stories that the Nazis seem to have gotten to Argentina and then to take it up another notch some say they got to Antarctica and have a base there or mapped out some underground stuff there

21:19 And they called it New Schwabenland. And I just find that interesting, I mean, Schwab is a name as you say, you had to look through many people but it's not new Hitler land, its new Schwabenland and I just find that interesting but since you've lived kind of near the region do have any anecdotes about Germans in Argentina or the nearby area to confirm that? It seems like a lot of those stories might be true. You know, I've only lived in Chile for a little bit by Catalia there's a Hell of a lot of Germans down here. When it comes to... Germans are really fantastic people, they're very interested A lot of them come from the ancient Vikings and Danish and Norwegians

22:05 They're the type of people who historically have loved to travel around a place and go as far as they possibly can. There's a lot of connections between Germany and everywhere in the world, you'd be really surprised I mean we're going to talk about Harvard a little bit later on and it's one of the examples that if you study any place you discover that they've got a strong connection with Germans And that's, there is a reason behind that. Germany is some could say if you're looking at most of Western Europe maybe Europe as a whole Germany is the heart and soul of it It's the biggest earner Its' The one who does everything before everybody else Where Germany goes rest of Europe usually follows

22:52 The world wars kind of were an example of where people like the German people become too big for their boots on two occasions and think automatically they're almost godlike. And it's easy to believe that when you see that historically, you've been much more successful than the countries around you. A lot of them have been adopting your culture I come from Britain and, you know we're like, oh we hate the Germans because of the war. But it's just not so! The Queen is German, you know? The King... Oh, the Queen was German. The Kings' German there's this legacy where we decided we don't want Spanish people or French people to rule us. We'd prefer if it was Germans and lots of nations historically have found the Germans to be quite accommodating people, quite nice people

23:46 If you're going to be beaten round the head by someone, why shouldn't it be a German? Yeah. Why not pick your poison I guess But going back over this history, as you mentioned his grandfather seems to have changed their family name and they seem to have been a Jewish family. And then Klaus's father Eugen Schwab heads up this German company which really becomes a model Nazi company and wins awards saying so using forced labor and all that the company is definitely in the upper echelons of the Nazi regime and instrumental for their engineering arm

24:22 And you start to wonder what's really going on here because Jews and Germans seem like strange bedfellows, especially at this time. Of course Henry Kissinger comes into play another guy who changed his name I think? And then we get into some of the more modern info which will touch on as we go but this guy Richard Edelman is the head of Edelman PR And they're a firm running point for the World Economic Forum's PR. They have worked with Johnson & Johnson, Microsoft, Pfizer, Walmart GE all the companies that desperately need a PR firm that we throw a lot of shade at around here but this is a huge PR firm they don't need to take on the World Economic Forum as a client and Edelman is Jewish of course it's why it's relevant so

25:10 So it's just curious. It's a strange network of people that we typically would think of as not very cooperative with each other? Yeah, maybe it's like Democrats and Republicans you get high enough up the ladder and there are no morals or convictions only partnerships for wealth and power though I just thought this was worth a mention however it works so I don't really know but what do you think I'm about to complete an article. I've been working on it for quite a while now, which is kind of the fourth in this series and the beginning of it follows the creation of Israel because it's very important to the story to understand why the story is the way it is And also the last of the Schwab pieces that I've done so far The Kissinger Continuum

26:00 I was really surprised when you get to the end of the war, and you look through history and discover that CIA in 1947 are getting set up. and they're all anti-Zionist. That there's this whole movement of people who are in power, in the upper echelons of governments who do not want Zionism to be a thing. They find it abhorrent and they know what it means. It means that there is going to be another Holocaust at some point. That's what they believe it means if you have such It's a very extreme ideology that leads one race to believe they're better than the other race if they follow that ideology. Now, over time you may see lots of people saying yeah but it's just you don't have to believe it. Once there is passion and it becomes a trend, that's when things like what happened in World War happened and that's what a lot of people fear I think about where we're going with Israel

27:04 When you look at the history, there's a lot of confusing pieces that don't make any sense until you kind of come to the realization that Jewish people felt like to survive they would have be against the people who they see as their enemy at that time. And they had to be fluid, and Zionists in general took that and created a country out of it, and created a state out of it... ...and its also now a mentality. It's a time bomb! Lots of people see it as a time bomb Now there are all these different definitions You're supposed to be anti-Semite if you're Anti-Zionist

27:47 which is like a big leap, a big jump. It sets us up for something horrible in the future and things go back and forward you know The Jewish people, Zionists being a very small portion of them in general probably. I don't know that well enough to but I would assume so but the Jewish people know that historically things go up and down especially for them so a lot the time they're saying we're in a constant battle for survival So that means we can use any means necessary And that means working with someone who is your enemy A year and half before Is no problem whatsoever

28:26 Yeah, it is quite strange and people do get hung up on trying to pin the target on one ethnic group or another as to who is the top of the capstone pyramid. And I think a lot of times they just think of us all as worthless eaters and it doesn't really matter. Some of these people that we want to put the target on are actually German AND Jewish! Perhaps you could just say that you know, there's a lot of Jewish teachings that say well the Goy are fine to be exploited. They're not going to heaven who cares about them and then a lot of upper echelon Germans might be eugenicists who are like well Aryans or superior so you take those elite

29:08 And they're in agreement about 85% of the world being worthless. So you might be able to shake a hand behind the curtain and say, we'll deal with the rest later but we can definitely agree that we don't like most people and we want to rule the world. Maybe that's how agreements are made but But there's just something odd there. And I think people often miss it trying to focus on, well is it the Germans or the Jews? It's like most of them are Jews from Germany so figure that out but it just comes up in this story thought it was interesting but let's talk about Klaus coming into America going to Harvard meeting Henry Kissinger and the importance of these Harvard summer sessions that are a little more off-the-radar seems

29:52 Yeah, well this summer school was set up in the 1800s and it was advertised as a way for people who aren't really Harvard graduates to get involved but also to run sort of programs and projects that might be beneficial for America. And, I mean 150 years ago these would have been relatively innocent. Probably not if you're a Native American or you're the enemy of America and you're the target of whatever they were doing at that time but they weren't really targeting who they considered their own people, American people so much 150 years ago That changed drastically over the years Soon it feels like when you watch Harvard's history

30:38 The war obviously, the Second World War obviously makes Americans extremely paranoid. The Soviet versus...the East versus West paradigm, the fear of nuclear war, of atomic war That changed who got to be in charge in every part of America, not only in government but also in universities and schools across America. The people who were teaching the next generation were teaching them through a prism of usually national intelligence and the fear of what could happen if you don't control people. It had got to that stage where the only way they discovered that they could get things done quickly in a democracy was subvert democracy by doing things in naughty different ways, so the OSS had been disbanded and formed into the CIA

31:35 over 1948 and they would start in this new war that was really against the American people. And for that, they needed to recruit lots of different people and it's lots of universities... At this point they've obviously worked out that it's best to concentrate on the younger generation because you get much more of a lifespan out of them. You get their best years if you can train up some of the best youngsters and there are few programs in different colleges so Yale, Princeton Harvard, of course and other of the elite universities are running programs which are about getting after World War II scholars in. Getting people to come and study from Europe young people from Europe who they can be given an American mindset and a reason why to love America for when the time comes that they are tempted by the communism that is just over there

32:36 And the people in Europe were looking for opportunities at this time. So, the young of Europe if you ask any even nowadays you ask anyone young in Europe who want to go and do a course over there they'll say yes they'll be happy to do it Europeans A peaceful Europe means you can travel lots, and that's what you see happen whenever there is a peaceful Europe. People from all the different countries go in and work for a bit in another country... I went to live in France for a little bit it's really nice just be able to go across a few hundred miles and feel like you're in a completely different place. So it's a very interesting and dynamic place, it's really mixed but there is a problem with that. And after World War II the Americans were thinking how do we solve a problem like Europe? How do we solve the European problem? We've got this Soviet menace now advanced as far as East Berlin

33:30 We have all of these bordering countries that are going to be susceptible to this propaganda, this communist propaganda that's flooding across the border. And if we don't do anything about it, this very complex and well-built Russian propaganda machine is gonna roll all over us." and it was really well built. It would have been in 1919, I think it was that Comintern was created for the young communists international by Willy Munzenberg who is a German fighting the black shirts and socialists on the streets of Germany back in the day they had used Lenin's playbook very early on The Communists had propaganda down so they already had loads more organizations set up to spread propaganda

34:17 The West less so. Once World War II ended, suddenly a lot of the West said we've got to do something about this. We've got to stop this march of communism and the threat of nuclear war if they get too on top of us then they could just use nukes to finish us off and then they won you know? The fear was there even in the top establishments just after the war it died down because they started to investigate that idea Kissinger was at Harvard, he had fought in the war and Fritz Kramer at one point Fritz Kramer was very famous. He was an advisor to a few presidents, he was described as a Nietzschean friar brand and he would wear a monocle and scream at the top of his voice! And he gave Kissinger lots of advice while they fought together during the war. One was not to think. The only way to make good leaders is not calculate. Not to think or calculate. If you calculate then you won't be a good leader

35:20 And Henry Kissinger met a lot of these people along the way, and one of the people he met while he went to Harvard after the war was William Yandel Elliott. William Yandel Elliot is an extremely interesting figure, advisor to six presidents, quiet but larger than life for those who knew him he was the one who came up with this idea of something called Harvard's International Seminar. It would very soon become called Kissinger's International Seminar, and Kissinger himself would say to Jan Del Elie in his letters, you know we both know that's not true we both know it's you did this but William Jan del Elie a CFR member stayed behind the scenes and a lot of the CFR was watching Kissinger by

36:08 graduated with a record-breaking in length dissertation from Harvard. They were calling him the next big thing, and he wanted to go work for the FBI and McGeorge Bundy who was at Harvard teaching said no no no we should nominate you for the CFR Council on Foreign Relations so he went and they were using modeling nuclear war at the CFR. And so that's what Kissinger did, he taught at Harvard and he went to CFR. So first of all you might get distracted by the fact that he was at the CFR and not look at what he was doing at Harvard because as soon as he graduated from Harvard that international seminar was set up and he was put in charge of it

37:01 And it was the most extremely interesting, especially now with what we know. Extremely interesting course! because it was really the template of the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leader Program now. So, the international seminar every year in the summer school they would invite over for free 50 different students who were nominated by people and who had extremely record-breaking high marks from their International Education Institute They had to be foreign, of course. Because what they were doing was grooming and aligning themselves with potential young global leaders who they could install into power in countries where they did their little coups because the CIA who were funding

37:55 Kissinger's international seminar via one of their conduits called American Friends of the Middle East, also Farfield Foundation and Asian Foundation both also named as CIA conduits at the time. The CIA were funding Kissinger's international seminar through this conduit, and this conduit was led by some people who were some of the biggest people in history. Kermit Roosevelt being one, the grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, one of the founders of the CIA who run and headed up and planned... He was main planner for the first coups

38:33 in 1952, and then a year later John Foster Dulles gives them millions and millions to do the same thing to Mohammad Mazadeh in Iran. Both successful coups but the problem is that once you've couped you can install whoever you like but they may turn into the Soviets so they needed to train young global leaders who they could put into positions where they could, but also into positions of business and politics where it was useful to have these people. Some of the people who went through this program, this CIA funded program run out of Harvard by Henry Kissinger or Heinz Kissinger as his name actually is he changed it when he moved to America were Pierre Trudeau Justin Trudeau's supposed father I say that with quotation marks you know

39:30 Giscard, who was president of France and President of Japan. Prime Minister Israel and Klaus Schwab was one of them so Klaus Schwab went to Harvard and there he met some of the most incredible people people who were doing the same thing as Kissinger, one of them doing the same thing at Kissinger. Gaming out nuclear warfare and where it was leading us and the East-West paradigm, the same as the other person he was introduced to because you know my second article follows his introduction by Kissinger through The International Seminar to these two mentors because these two

40:15 to Europe and they get people on board for the creation of the World Economic Forum, which is put into action by the Americans via CIA conduit funded course run out of Harvard by Henry Kissinger. So these two people Herman Kahn described as a real Dr. Strangelove an amazing character in himself and John Kenneth Galbraith One of the most interesting people you could possibly ever research, one of the most dullest people to listen and speak. I mean John Kenneth Galbraith he was advisor to a couple of presidents He wrote speeches as well really important ones at times One of the speeches that he drafted was the speech that was given after John F Kennedy was shot That's pretty important speach to make

41:12 to India by Kennedy. In actual fact, he had taught Kennedy at Harvard. He had been the Warburg Professor at Harvard of Economics and Joseph Kennedy went there and a year or two later John F. Kennedy went and was taught by John Kenneth Galbraith. And John Kenneth Galbraith...he was supposed to study under Keynes the big guy, the big economist! But Keynes, I think he had a heart attack or he had some form of ill health and instead he went and studied land policy under Hitler in Nazi Germany which is

41:54 like a massive leap. And he met his girlfriend out there, who would be his wife who lived with Unity Mitford, who was Hitler's girlfriend! So it is a load of really interesting things about John F. Kennedy and it doesn't stop all through his life it seems like he was a man of mystery After the war, he was sent to Europe and he said that he was going over there to statistically analyze the damage and rebuilding effort needed in Europe. And the first thing he did when he landed was take him to Albert Speer who is a Nazi head of armament... War & Armaments so like the head guy of World War II Hitler's World War 2 machine

42:45 and he was sent to him to interrogate the boss, like the top guy who is responsible for almost everything. Unbelievable history really interesting and Herman Kahn is possibly even more interesting He was working at The Hudson Institute funded a lot by The Rand Corporation He had very interesting views on liberty If you watch videos of him on YouTube, you can find videos from YouTube like you put in Herman Kahn and it's like one of the first two. He is talking with Anthony J Weiner who was also at Darden Institute

43:26 And they're talking about, oh maybe we should just slip some stuff in the water supply if people get a little bit too revolutionary. Yeah we'll just put some stuff in the water supply how about we dull it down a bit make them calm and those blacks... We've got to sort out those blacks because those blacks are our problem There's a lot of that sort of stuff that goes on with Herman Cahn but he is also one of the greatest thinkers in human history He uses all sorts of modeling game theory and other things early computer modeling come up with theories about nuclear war that led to on-fermonuclear war in 1961. So Kissinger, working in the CFR had written Nuclear War and Foreign Policy by 1957–1958 that got published

44:12 and he had become the expert on nuclear war. Herman Kahn, 1961 would give people the idea of mutually assured destruction being like almost a safety net that means people won't fire nuclear weapons at each other Kissinger did something different. Kissinger gave people the idea that limited warfare was the best way to go forward, that war that was perpetual ongoing never ends there's no winner no loser That's the only way and a lot of the signaling at this time if you look at news articles at the time a lots of signal in is Kissingers guys saying

44:57 They're trying to say to Russia directly, we don't want use big bombs but... We're willing to use little nukes against each other if you want. You know the people in power are openly saying the only way out of nuclear holocaust is by only having little nuclear wars but constantly at each others throats But never is there a win and you see what Kissinger was involved in afterwards his part in Vietnam advising Nixon. You could be sure that limited war, where there wasn't a winner at the end was going to be a thing of the future and it's what we've seen. Right. Really interesting time in history and these people had kind of come together. Herman Kahn was working for the White House he was working for the State Department between 1966

45:49 And this is when Klaus Schwab is going to be introduced to him. So, Klaus Schwab goes to Harvard his father in 1964 says, Klaus you've got a if you want to be a success... If you want to be a success my son! You gotta go to Harvard. Gotta study with the best and he took his dad's advice. He applied for the International Seminar and obviously got in. They kindly let me sit in to Kissinger's International Seminar, which was very nice of them. But people didn't have to pay if you were selected go to Kissinger's International Seminar it means you were a top dog and he was already a top dog He had loads of degrees but then a few honorary degrees had already been given to him and he was relatively young So he went to Kissinger's International Seminar with the ability knowing that he was going to be around some big folk

46:36 and a big folk he was, he was introduced to Herman Kahn who was working at the State Department. And Herman Kahn was writing two pieces of work for the Hudson Institute for the State Department—at the Hudson Institute called the State Department—one of them was called The Year 2000 which predicted almost all the technology that we'll see in the near future and the other one was an ancillary document, a secretive document that covered the leadership groups and how they should be educated separately from society. And how universities should be dulled down so that people who go to normal universities will be good for administrators

47:17 managers who work underneath the people who will be, again like I say educated separately outside of society. And that is in essence what the Young Global Leader program is, what Harvard's International Seminar was and Kissinger wouldn't get involved in the setup of what was the World Economic Forum originally called European Management Symposium two years later would be called a European Management in the creation of that. He was involved in getting Galbraith and Kahn to go across with Schwab to Europe, to get people on board for the idea so I think it probably about 1970 that they were there trying to encourage other people to get on board along with Otto von Habsburg

48:06 and Otto Warum Hapsburg became the joint first keynote speaker alongside John Kenneth Graubreif of the first Davos that took place in 1971. And it had been created through this CIA-funded course run by Henry Kissinger, and it had a really successful first year The second year less so, but the third year they perked everything up. They decided to go Malfusian and basically Aurelio Pecci in the Club of Rome had just released Limits to Growth in 1972 which was basically saying that human population needs to be reduced drastically a depopulation effort needs to happen and needs to be done under the guise of environmentalism

48:57 and Aurelio Pecci would be invited to speak as the keynote speaker for Davos. And it would bring in a big crowd, and we'd get it back on the road again. Davos was a success again! And it was done with the help of this controversy. In the controversy what came out that was Herman Kahn who rejected everything that The Club of Rome had to say suddenly got really positive about humanity's outlook and wrote a piece that was finished by 1974 I think. which was called The Next 200 Years and was a follow-up to the year 2000, which said that in the next 200 years we'll have all of the ability and all the technology possible that we won't have to worry because we'll go and mine asteroids. We'll be going into space. We'll be doing other things. We'll learn how to micro farm. We'll learn how

49:55 and so that we didn't need to worry, and we didn't need to think about depopulation. So Herman Cahn kind of like switched his rhetoric at the end but had really spent his life helping these horrendous people create something that looks like it's going to be a technocratic nightmare for our children. Yes indeed! And what a great breakdown you're just a wealth of information...so impressive that you're able And not to jump too far ahead, but let me ask this. Why is Davos and Switzerland in general such a hub of global control? From what I can tell there's over 40 different interlocking organizations and United Nations affiliates based there. The World Health Organization is based there it's a hub for the World Trade Organization even CERN is there! It's kind of crazy right? Definitely and Klaus Schwab has connections to CERN as well

50:52 He has connections to a lot of these different organizations. To be honest, it gets to the point where when you're setting up some form of globalist operation or globalist regime that you'd have to say are shadow government then you've gotta have a place where your base is and the mountains of a supposedly neutral, but we always know it's a bit crooked country. It is the perfect place for a lot of Bond villain-like people to sit up on top of the hill and I've said this in one of the articles that I really do think that's on purpose That's to say it's not for us... You know? A lot of time they spent throughout history They spent trolling The people they see as useless eaters What 99% of people

51:41 But the rest of them, the ones at the top like to attract each other by showing off their wealth, showing off their power and looking like Bond villains. So I think that's why it is all based up there globalism, and they all like to look like Bond villains. Yeah I believe it! And in terms of the Young Global Leaders Program you talked about some of the names that were kind of a last generation... Of course Klaus Schwab has that famous clip where he straight up is saying Angela Merkel Putin The President of Argentina Trudeau and apparently half his cabinet too Emmanuel Macron people like Pete Buttigieg and even Tulsi Gabbard have graduated from this

52:25 program and it's like, man. How do they get some of them? They're breeding from the ground up but then they're also getting really powerful people on board and it's just like really impressive because you would think like this. Some people might be like I don't need that. I've got enough connections but that's not how networking is done. I guess at that level you want to be in all the clubs you want to have all the memberships you can but I wanted to ask you about Britain and really just What has happened recently, this Liz Truss tenure seems pretty strange. She came in implemented some economy crashing policies and resigned after 49 days. What are your thoughts on her and how she might fit in? And your thoughts on this new guy they put in? Yeah well I'll have to start a little bit earlier because one of the things that my articles look at The Food especially is

53:19 is how the Young Global Leaders Project was really a very similar template, you could say to the International Seminar. And so I had to look at the Young Global Leaders Program and when it's first created when it's first envisioned that 1992, it doesn't run until 1993. So these things are created a year before Davos runs in January. So these things are ready to go already and people have chosen who going to be on board. So the people selected for what was called the Global Leaders for Tomorrow project were some of the biggest around and some of the people who were in power within four or five years, so in my country when we're talking about this and will get round to Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak very soon

54:02 Tony playing gordon brown both young global leaders nine ninety three both will be in office by nine ninety seven. They knew that they would be in office a new that they would be the best potential for the future they knew that he knew that tony blair was really eager A lot of people called in politics, well at least one or two were quoted. I can't remember who it was but basically saying that Tony Blair was just like Bill Clinton just without all the complexities and all the issues you know they saw Tony Blair as a clean version of this new style

54:38 politics that was coming in this handsome guy who's gonna sort out all your problems and connect with the people because they're like, I can relate to a guy who doesn't repulse me. Because that's basically what they were looking for by that time and the labor leadership you know, they know it swings basically two-party politics. What you have is, you have the conservatives in power for a bit and then everybody gets fed up of them and Labour get in! And then everybody gets fed up with them and Conservatives... Same thing in American democracy, supposed democracy Republicans and Democrats we know how the system works they know how to system works They study the cycles very carefully to know when they're going to be in office and they plan well ahead and so there was a lot planning A lot of people like Yvette Cooper who would

55:25 come to fame during Tony Blair and Gordon Brown's tenure. She became a Young Global Leader, she was working with the Clintons back in the early-to mid 90s and her husband Ed Balls would be Ed Miliband's Chancellor of the Exchequer when he was leader of the opposition and Labour Party MP both young global leaders I mean the first young global leader, Global Leaders of Tomorrow program included Angela Merkel, Nikola Sarkozy I think was in it. Bill Gates was there, Larry Summers I believe, Edgar Bronfman... You know these people were not only politicians, businessmen Richard Branson was there These were the elite of the elite and i think what they had done Was they set up The Young Global Leaders to be a lot like how The World Economic Forum started If it starts with a bang With a load of big names And proves itself It's really easy to sell afterwards

56:20 It's really easy to say, oh look how these influential people got involved in this. Well this would be we get these people in power and we get the right people come into the course and we can convince other powerful people who are likely to get into power to come do our course as well And then for years that ran I don't think it was as organized as what the Young Global Leaders Program is today. That was changed in 2004 and there's a reason why it was changed in 2004. In 2004, Klaus Schwab was given a grant by the Dan David Foundation they said for all of your hard work and for all

57:00 clever ways and for bringing Nelson Mandela closer to the hearts of the people, and all of the wonderful things you've done for diplomacy. We're gonna give you 1 million dollars and you can do whatever you like with it." And he chose to create The Young Global Leaders Program with that $1 million. What most people don't know is that on the Dan David Foundation at that time was Henry Kissinger sitting on That's why I called the last one, The Kissinger Continuum. Because really Kissinger helped Schwab fund the more industrial modern version of the Young Global Leaders and now what we see is it become industrial so originally The International Seminar with Henry Kissinger was 50 people. The Global Leaders for Tomorrow was about 200 to 250

57:52 And Young Global Leaders is just so many more. And you see what they get taught, I've recently done a series on my Fungi Monkey platform saying that basically showing the type of training slides they show at Davos. Someone found two slides for me, a guy called Darren Kenton sent me the slides, found them on the Flickr account to World Economic Forum And they're so telling. They're so interested to see how these people are told what is right and what is wrong, and it all makes sense! It all makes sense if you're someone who's looking for power... If you're someone who's looking for status. An that's the type of people who get into power That's the type of people that these guys want to recruit. And then it means that the rest of us are just serving these guys So, y'know we

58:43 give people bonuses and benefits in our current system if they are sharks biting at the heels of anyone in front of them to bring them down so that they can get to the top of the pile. And we reward that behavior, so the people at the top of the pile are those types of people. That will always remain the same as long as that system exists And what you see in the World Economic Forum is more than just people who, at first, people like Tony Blair and the like who were chomping at the bit to get into power. Who are desperate to seize that power and be in control and think they're going to be in the history books. And they will be in their history books maybe not the way they want but there will be in the history books. You get those guys but also within if you study the young global leaders you got a lot of people who are linked with intelligence

59:38 And I think really that birth of the World Economic Forum being through a CIA conduit is because the forum itself is a way for intelligence agencies to mingle with the people in power, people in business. The people with some sort of ability to get them funding for their big projects they want to commit to. People who they can ally with and what you see in Britain is yeah politics have been sold out co-opted to young global leaders. The only two that I couldn't find that were young global leaders in British politics over the past 20-odd years, more than 20 years was Theresa May, Michael Howard and Jeremy Corbyn all too old be on global leaders or global leaders for tomorrow

1:00:26 but all were used in a different way than what the young... You know, Theresa May was very much someone to take all of the flack and do all of the things no one wanted her to do. And she survived much longer because they had purposely put someone who they could use as some sort of like hated symbol of the left, Jeremy Corbyn. Basically he's a communist! They were going back that sort of rhetoric while he was on the other side That was the best way for them to get a weak character into power. Same now, Kya Starmer, a completely weak character one of the weakest around someone who had the opportunity to investigate the Jimmy Savile case when he was head of Crown Prosecutions

1:01:10 And now, it claims that I had no say over any of that. Well, it was one of the biggest cases around and you were the head of Crown Prosecution Service is just completely unutterly mental to think he wasn't told about the Jimmy Savile case. He's a nasty... I don't like him as my family were lifelong labor supporters. I was brought up with that way of thinking. Like I said earlier, I was into Corbyn at one point so I despise And I think people despise it. That's why they create the Trumps and the Corbins, because they have to create these boogeymen who

1:01:47 who come along and scare the normies into voting for the normies because there's nothing like normies voting for normies to get normyism. And then you could get anything done behind the scenes, these big powerful people could do anything when weak people are in power and these are the weakest people. So now you've got Keir Starmer on one side I'm not sure actually if he is a young global leader i am definitely not sure about that but he is bendable thats for sure But Liz Truss and Richie Sunak, yeah. I mean, I was able to say what was gonna happen in June-July time when the hustings started so it would have been about July time You had all of the candidates out there and I already knew it would be Liz Truss for a small amount of time I mean, I had followed politics in Britain quite a lot

1:02:31 and you know that Liz Truss couldn't remain being an effective head of state for more than a few months. Insane to think she could, she was just awful! Everything she does is a calamity and so even people like Aidan Wimper would have the hard time polishing that turd... You know it's really really really difficult Rishi Sunak however He's a banker's boy and you know the time is coming. They're making way, they're making preparation for the CBDCs. They are about to start attacking crypto like you've never... You know the battle was if Bitcoin wasn't winner by now then crypto is going be in big trouble so crypto is gonna be in big trouble because CBDCs they gonna come in and ban trading

1:03:19 and buying crypto over the next few years. 2023 you'll start to see the introduction of laws, and for that you need a Goldman Sachs guy and you need a guy who represents the ethics and morality of the same people who inhabit the hallways of The World Economic Forum every January in Davos. Well, man this has been really great. Super informative I'm glad we got to talk about your awesome work so far i really appreciate what you've been doing let's leave the people with your links and how to follow up on the irons you have in the fire and anything else you're going to be working on next

1:03:59 Yeah, cool. Cool! Well thanks for having me on it's amazing to have a chat like this and I mean that was a lot of information but i think we managed it quite well yeah my most recent piece has been a piece on Jeff Bezos uh that's on UK Column about the rise of Jeff Bezos another fake rise You can find my work on johnnyvedmo.com, you can find it on fungeemonkey.com that's a lot of my media stuff I write for Unlimited Hangout i got a couple of good articles coming out for that platform soon and if you could support me, support me because life is always tough for everybody and this work does not pay well I can promise you people don't want to pay so if I could get any support that's good but other than that

1:04:43 This is all about, like we say the only way to be progressive and the only way to come out good at the end of this is to wake people up slowly to what's going on around them. And then suddenly it'll all happen whether you like or not change will come And that's the only way out of it for us. For them, it's domination all of the way so you're either on one side or the other and I hope all of the guys who are listening to this open eyed and understand their enemy and understand that the only way to defeat them is to work against what they want. So I'd leave you with that. Hmm. Hear hear! Big cheers to that. It certainly been a pleasure thanks for doing the work you do keep fighting the good fight man

1:05:29 Woo! Thanks man. And boom goes the dynamite, a fresh way to look at the supervillain from Switzerland and his political puppet pipeline Johnny did a great job I'm not surprised Unlimited Hangout really likes to keep the quality high and i will say that ever since COVID happened I am aware there have been a lot of episodes that are just guests from the past who wanted to return to give their take And the takes do largely sound the same and that's just the nature of an operation that huge, right? Authors and researchers warned about a big play for The New World Order. When it happens yes, a lot of people want to come back because things have gotten so crazy... ...and we can roll The World Economic Forum and Agenda 30 up in all that because it's kind of like COVID was the shooting of the starter pistol that put us into this continuum that ends with all the Agenda 2030 goals being fulfilled

1:06:27 and all of us living in tiny smart apartment prisons doing remote work through the metaverse getting paid in Klaus coin and door dashing cricket gruel. And this agenda, this big transhumanist digital prison play is really the only game in Conspiracy Town whether it's the guests of the past that now want a chance to comment on things as they've heated up or new guest whose work history I really liked but never got a chance to get them on For the most part, it seems like everyone's latest work and newest books are about this current thing. And I know it is a big soul-crushing snowball headed right for us but 2030 is a long time away! And I gotta keep this show fresh for 5 episodes a month and keep the interviews from all starting to sound the same you know?

1:07:19 We've done some solution shows that I think have been a creative way to do that. Hey, we know the world is going this way and we don't need to talk it to death but assuming it does go this way what's a good pivot for the people listening? Homesteading, growing your own food shaking your local rancher's hand de-digitizing your life all that stuff But today's episode was another attempt at coming at this material a little differently, because I don't hear a lot of deep dives on Klaus' history or the history of the World Economic Forum. I also liked that we could have a less American-centric view at things, more European perspective because i know we have a lot of listeners there and sometimes it sounds like THC is a show by an American for Americans. Not that its meant to, just happens. We talk about what we know

1:08:10 So a not-so American look at things was good. Many researchers say these agendas are going to hit the EU harder anyway, even right now we're hearing about the winter energy shortages etc., so it's overdue to look at things from that side of the pond It's funny that this was also going to be my big FTX blowout and then we didn't even get into it until an hour in. And then, now it's not even that big of a deal because everyone has been talking about it! More has come out including Whitney Webb's work that he mentioned I'm pretty sure I saw her release at least one piece on this

1:08:49 But still, not a lot of people talking about the guy from MakerDAO. So that you might not have heard Two other crypto guys died recently too I think one in his sleep and one in a helicopter crash An odd trend seems to be happening here Maybe like the holistic doctor deaths A few years before the pandemic but who am I to say Now let me throw another log on the story of the MakerDAO guy here though. Sorry free listeners, you're not going to have a lot of context but what do you need to know? The long story short is that the founder of MakerDAO's last tweet was...

1:09:27 CIA and Mossad and Pedo Elite are running some kind of sex trafficking entrapment blackmail ring out of Puerto Rico and Caribbean islands. They're gonna frame me with a laptop planted by my ex-girlfriend who was a spy, they will torture me to death." And then three days later he washed up dead on the shore Now when I was looking more into the story I saw an article mention Pierce Brock And yeah, I already knew Brock was big in crypto but if the name doesn't ring a bell he's been talked about a good amount in the Hollywood child abuse shows because allegedly being a child actor himself. In Mighty Ducks and the classic First Kid with Sinbad

1:10:11 Some researchers say he's made comments about being abused or it is heavily speculated that he was abused and even further speculation is that he now an abuser in circles with Bryan Singer, throwing big mansion parties that get wilder and wilder later into the night. All hearsay rumors and speculation of course but that is why you might know the name Brock Pierce from previous THC episodes or the documentary An Open Secret. I know he's in there, but it's been so long that I can't remember the context and this isn't territory where one should misspeak So let's just move on But here is an article from The New York Post by Mary Jacob about the Maker Dao founder's death Well it's actually about a look inside his home as if that's the most important thing

1:11:02 But regardless, it says later on in the article that Brock Pierce, the Mighty Ducks child star turned cryptocurrency billionaire who pioneered the mass move of cryptocurrency czars to Puerto Rico when he located there in 2017 knew Nikolai Mushigin. Pierce told The Post Mushigan's death was a tragedy that may never be solved quote his mother clarified that his death had nothing to do with his conspiracy tweets He was a beautiful man and child at heart. He was also an incredible visionary, I don't call people brilliant very often but Nikolai was brilliant. And brilliant people sometimes walk the edge of insanity. Nikolai was working towards an incorruptible world and he wanted there to be separation of banking and the state just as there is separation of church and state. He felt that the world would be better off if central banks couldn't print money in finance wars

1:12:01 San Juan police told the Post that Mushigan's death is still under investigation but is not considered a homicide at present. Pierce added, Now isn't that an interesting article? Nikolai tweets this thing about an organized child abuse ring in the Bahamas, and then in the wake of his death The New York Post interviews the one guy I know of who's accused of unsavory things in that area That also actually has a foot in the crypto world. And what does he say to The New York Post? Well, the guy was brilliant but also maybe crazy and there is no truth to the rumors

1:12:45 Look, his mom even confirmed his death and the tweets are unrelated. Nothing to see here! And my question is how did his mom confirm it? Maybe she did but if I drowned in the ocean My Mom would have no inside story unless she was actually there and if she was there then the death isn't all that mysterious because someone was present...and then he says Intelligence agencies are not hunting down crypto pioneers If the government were knocking off people in this field I would know which just sounds like damage control. I just don't like this story at all and i haven't read Whitney's thing that she put out about FTX yet there's a good chance she might talk about this same thing and i hope she does but man, that really struck me as suspicious anyway we talked about Nikolai's death and the FTX scandal in the plus show since they are a world economic forum partner or were... And we also got into

1:13:46 Cyber Polygon, how the WEF's plans will roll out from here. What people can do to make it harder on the World Economic Forum to succeed? How Johnny plans to guard his family in the next few years We went deeper on Edelman PR and Johnny's investigation into Klaus' wife and their children. And a little bit about returning to Cold War rhetoric, and the Cabal potentially being out of ideas so they're dusting off the old playbook So I thought this was a good episode lots of interesting content The extra hour is just as good maybe it's uh

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