Topic: De Industrialization

Monica Perez plans a deep dive into Servando Gonzalez’s work regarding psychological operations and the New World Order. Gonzalez posits that Cuba served as a prototype for the de-industrialization of the West, a concept now manifesting in "15-minute cities" and digital urban planning. This research aims to uncover how historical experiments in social engineering are being applied to modern global structures.

Daniel Estulin argues that the global elite are intentionally de-industrializing the world to reduce the human population to a manageable number. He uses the decline of Detroit as a blueprint for what the elite want for cities like New York, London, and Paris. He contrasts this with the reign of Louis XI in France, where technological progress and population growth were once seen as proportional and positive.