Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer - Why You Should FEAR 15 Minute Cities | Guest: Jay Dyer

Jan. 31, 2023 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer

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Why You Should FEAR 15 Minute Cities | Guest: Jay Dyer | Ep 314

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	Don't worry.
	15-minute cities are the future to your success as a carbon-free citizen of the new world order.
	Right now, as we speak, the lockdowns that were put into place for COVID are being used as a blueprint for the next step in our co-evolution as citizens of the free world where we will own nothing and we will be happy.
	It's a diabolical plan that sounds like a conspiracy theory, but in fact, it is currently being developed, even put into place in this year, set for mass rollout over the next decade.
	By 2030, they want to control everything, even down to the amount of clothes you're allowed to buy and the meat you're allowed to eat.
	My guest today is Jay Dyer.
	He is an author, comedian, TV presenter known for his deep analysis of Hollywood geopolitics and culture.
	His graduate work focused on psychological warfare and film.
	He's also the author of two books, Esoteric Hollywood 1 and 2, and the co-creator and co-host of the television show Hollywood Decoded, and been featured in numerous popular shows and debates with top thinkers.
	He's hosted the fourth hour of InfoWards on Friday, so the last two years beginning at the height of COVID, and one of the most requested guests that you guys have been asking for in all time.
	I'd like to welcome to the show for the first time, Jay Dyer.
	Wow.
	Most requested in a while.
	That deserves a soy face.
	Most requested...
	Thanks for having me on, yeah.
	Yeah, I'm really happy to have you here.
	I mean, that was a real fancy introduction, but I'm sure you're well familiar with what's going on and the amount of pressure that we're going to start seeing in this concept that we're going to break down very deeply in its ties to the World Economic Forum, its ties to Klaus Schwab, and the reasons why Donald Trump's simply not going to be the person to be able to stop it.
	But are you ready to live in a 15-minute city?
	Well, I mean, this is basically the idea of a prison planet, right?
	I mean, it's like locking me down, but not locking me down.
	You know what I mean?
	So I think if you look at places like Australia, I was a Tis Grand Police.
	All the Australians were really getting the brunt of this to see how do people react, how easy will it be to try to push this over on people.
	In my view, this goes back to older plans that come out of the last century of technocrats who want to erect a kind of a prison planet, like you said, supposedly for carbon.
	Of course, we're made of carbon.
	So that really just means carbon control means controlling humans, really.
	And that's what it's about.
	It's about total control, total surveillance, total shutting down of markets, shutting down of every aspect of the way the world used to run.
	And that's why it's a new era, a technotronic era, Zavignam Brzezinski called it.
	And that's why Klaus calls it the fourth industrial revolution in his book, which everybody should read if you've not read it, because it really just lays it all out.
	Yeah, it does.
	And we're going to break down from the very beginnings.
	For those of you that are listening, this is an audio-only podcast, which means that you can download it on Spotify, iTunes, wherever else you can find audio downloads.
	But for those that are not watching, don't have the visuals, we're going to talk about who founded this, what this is looking like today, where this is headed, and how this integrates with a greater plan of control and surveillance.
	And to not only track your every move, but also to control your every move.
	But also, I want to give a huge shout out to the FBI thug who's probably watching this show right now.
	I want to remind you that over the years of all the spying, the tapping that we've exposed, we are pretty much not scared anymore.
	But I am very tired.
	I'm tired of feeling like I'm always being watched and controlled in these cities and this feeling that the government is making my money worthless.
	I'm tired of manipulative inflation.
	I'm making it possible to feel secure.
	There's no eggs on the shelves.
	It's like, what is next?
	We see what's going on in China, what's happening today in Oxford and other places around the world.
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	So let's just talk about this, Jay.
	I mean, we're going to jump into the founding of what 15-minute cities are and where this phrase came from.
	Because just like me, you know that these people don't come up with new ideas.
	They just learn how to repackage them.
	Once we figure out what they're calling their current diabolical plan to take over the world, we smash it with the worst PR in history to let people know how evil they are.
	And instead of canceling their plans and becoming better people, they just hire a new leader and then rename the project.
	Absolutely.
	I think that these go back to older plans that relate to who are called the Fabian Socialists.
	And I've been lecturing through some books on the history of the Fabian Socialists recently.
	They were tied to a lot of these high-level socialists in the British Empire that really felt like they needed to reconquer the American colonies, bring them back under the aegis of the British Empire.
	And one of the ways they thought they could do that was to export these kind of high-level steering committee groups, these roundtable models for how to run a government, run a society from a shadow inner core that really kind of made the elected leaders puppets.
	And they did that at the behest of some big power players in terms of, you know, what would basically be the Federal Reserve.
	So the Bank for National Settlements is kind of the central bank of central banks behind a lot of this, at least since the post-World War II period.
	And so they've adopted a model was called austerity.
	You might have heard a lot about austerity back 10 years ago or so when Europe was having all those banking crises that were engineered, by the way.
	And the bankers were pushing austerity, which was this idea that you were going to have to live way below your means.
	And now that's been retooled for part of this eco-agenda that for you to have private property, for you to have market access, for you to have the ability to do free economic exchange, that is actually hurting the planet for you to have children serving the planet, right?
	So now you have to be brought under this total austerity model, a kind of full spectrum dominance model is what it was called about 20 years ago.
	And it really is an overall plan.
	And we've seen that it's an overall plan by the fact that in the last three years, it rolled out globally, right?
	It wasn't just America.
	It wasn't just the UK or EU.
	It was a global rollout of a coordinated agenda that's based around you not having cars, you not having property, you getting euthanasia, death care, banning your travel, banning your commerce, banning ultimately, they'd like to have restrictions on who can even breed.
	That's an older technocratic plan.
	And this goes back again, you can go to the 90s, the Agenda 21 treaty, the Rio Treaty with Bush back in the 90s, UN Biodiversity Project.
	These are all part of this overall idea of rewilding, bringing back austerity, bringing banker austerity, basically, which is that World Economic Forum clip of socialism, right?
	You will own nothing, have nothing.
	You'll be happy, though, because you're going to be pumped with drugs in your coon pod and vitamins that come through the tubes.
	So you won't need to go out and engage in commerce or get a job because you're going to have a universal basic income, which Bertrand Russell and H.G. Wells wrote about 100 years ago.
	Right.
	And I think one of the most important factors of this is to also look at the fact of that they always tend to write down what they're going to do, which is something that we track over the years.
	These people are not just shameless, they're emboldened, right?
	So they genuinely press onto the public, like we're doing this.
	But I do want to remind you that if you call it out for what it is, you'll usually be censored.
	You'll be suppressed.
	They'll attack you, say you're a conspiracy theorist when you're reading direct sources.
	Now, this comes from The Guardian as we jump into who's behind this and defining what a 15-minute city is.
	This specific thing says that the term itself was coined by a man named Carlos Moreno, who's a scientist at the Sorbonne who first promoted La Villée des Corte de Huer.
	I don't know how to speak in French.
	He dreamed up a city where in less than 15 minutes a resident can access his essential life needs.
	I find that to be a bit sexist to assume the pronouns, but this is sort of like chrono-urbanism, which emerged a decade ago and prompted experiments in metro policies such as Portland, Oregon, and Melbourne, Australia, which we all know to be the bastions of freedom, especially over COVID.
	This was set their watches to 20 minutes.
	Now, subsequently, Moreno's conditions were not so different from existing trends or tenets of progressive city planning, such as walkability, smart growth, mixed-use zoning, missing middle housing, and ending food deserts.
	But the 15-minute city felt like less of an obligation than an opportunity.
	And so I want to begin by saying a 15-minute city in its original inception by this guy, Moreno, is really sounds like a great idea.
	And this is what all bad, sinister, tyrannical ideas, as you know, start as.
	It's like a, hey, what if we ended food deserts?
	What if we ended the need to buy a car, which of course is a difficult access into civilization, right?
	I mean, it's hard to get the money to save up, especially in a lower income family.
	What if we reduce pollution and traffic in inner cities?
	Anytime you've lived in an urban environment, these are problems that we are trying to tackle.
	And what I feel like begins to show you that this is not going to work or that this has something more sinister behind it is this, when it's presented as a utopian solution, which I don't believe are possible, is that, hey, what if we fix all of the problems with this final solution?
	And there was a man who had a final solution at one point, and he had a utopian idea to what he believed to fix things.
	And I just don't think we see over history these utopian, you know, human apex plans ever resulting in anything less than imprisonment, surveillance, state, and eventually the murdering of citizens or the killing of citizens, either through starvation or through direct genocide.
	It reminds me of the dictum of the vegans, which there actually are some vegans who say this, who also, by the way, work for all these people.
	Veganism is being promoted by all these people on record for part of this overall agenda.
	The vegans make this argument that we could end suffering, we could end all animal suffering if we just killed all animals.
	If we just kill everybody and all the animals, then there won't be suffering, right?
	I guess that's true.
	There wouldn't be any more suffering because there wouldn't be more beings to suffer.
	But you have to understand that, yeah, this is an old plan.
	And I didn't realize how old this plan was until I was going through my undergrad and I got deep into Plato and Plato's Republic.
	And Plato's Republic is an ideal republic that wants to set up the perfect geometric state.
	So he's literally taking mathematical ideas of quantification and saying, let's smush this onto the city-state and make the city-state run as close to a machine or an algorithm as possible, even though they didn't have an advanced notion of machines at that time.
	He is the forefather of technocracy and the ideal state.
	And what we're seeing with 15-minute cities really is a kind of a platonic instantiation of the ideal state.
	But here's the thing with Plato: Plato said to run this technocracy and this control system perfectly, you've got to have, I kid you not, a secret society of oligarchs that run the society and use what he calls the noble lie to trick everybody.
	And at the bottom, at the base of the society and in the middle structure of the society, it's basically communistic.
	So it's a socialistic base and middle tier.
	And then you have this oligarchy or the philosopher king at the top of it, which is why it's so amenable to technocracy and these kinds of patterns.
	And that's really what's going on with these 15-minute city models is that these are models that don't just come out of nowhere.
	They're not just arbitrary.
	They go back to a revolutionary socialist idea of utopianism, which is what you're talking about, that they tried in the French Revolution.
	If you go to the French Revolution and you look at the Jacobins, you look at Danton and Robespierre and Malrat and all these weirdo crazy characters, half of whom committed suicide or killed each other, they really thought they could instantiate this perfect platonic republic that would be university, that would be a socialist thing.
	And guess what they called it?
	They called it year one.
	Pol Pot, I think, called it year zero, or maybe it's, I've got that back where we're whatever.
	But the point is that they wanted to reset everything, wipe away everything that came before, and create a completely new society.
	And the French Revolution is so crazy that they actually made up all these different months and holidays, like atheist holidays, Thermidor, Humidor, all these weird made-up things.
	And then, and I think now when we come to Klaus and their instantiation, they're going to do the same thing.
	They're going to have like, you know, made-up globalist holidays.
	You know, I don't know what they'll be, like Skittles Day or something like that.
	But yeah, I mean, I mean, this is this is an old plan retooled and repurposed now with high tech.
	Right.
	And I think that, you know, like I brought up this quote from here is that in other words, 15-minute city is a radical rejection of just about everything the U.S. has built in our lifetime.
	And that's what a lot of this is.
	It's not even anything new.
	It's a rejection, like you said, a tearing down.
	I also brought up this image here as we describe what a 15-minute city is.
	In a nutshell, it's that everything that you would need is within a 15-minute zone.
	And this is why it's utopian, because who would reject this, right?
	This is kind of like repackaging abortion as health care or women's rights.
	Who's going to reject women having rights?
	I would, but also who else would?
	Not most people.
	So when you look at the structure of this, it's like, yeah, let's break cities down.
	Let's lower our commutes.
	Let's bring your shops, your bakeries, everything right in a small zone.
	And of course, let's practice and let's see if we can make this work in some of America and Australia, New Zealand, and the UK's oldest cities.
	Because obviously, for the last several thousand years, they got it wrong about gays.
	They got it wrong about women.
	They got it wrong about city design.
	They got it wrong about architecture, right?
	The esoteric development of humanity since the 1960s, we've surpassed our previous generations.
	And we know that men can be women and women can be men and that children really are sexualized before puberty.
	And that, you know, beauty is not really in the substantiative quality of the art.
	It's in the eye of the beholder.
	And, you know, we've really reinvented and figured something out.
	God is not real.
	Statues aren't important.
	History should not be taught.
	And the most important thing is not human quality of life.
	It's the quality of the earth itself and our mother earth.
	And so they've introduced this idea of let's segregate society outside of race and gender and sexuality into zoning.
	And as we talk about this, I do want to play a little bit of a video here.
	There was a country that also had a similar idea.
	It was called China recently of creating these utopian ideas.
	And I want you to watch this or listen us wherever you are and look at the kind of first notion of where these ideas of a socialist utopia comes from.
	And we'll jump into this.
	The people's commune will be the bridge that will carry China towards the socialist paradise.
	The commune experimented with a completely new way of life.
	All private property was abolished.
	Houses, animals, land, and production tools became collective property.
	Nurseries and free, compulsory schools liberated women from their maternal duties so they could work in the fields.
	The family unit disappeared and children were made to live by the new rules of collective life.
	The individual was nothing more than a cod in a big machine.
	The furniture was seized for firewood and everything that could be destroyed was destroyed.
	The pigs, the sheep, everything was collectivized.
	Even the pots and pans were seized because families weren't allowed to cook.
	The aim was to force the peasants to take their meals in the commune's collective canteens.
	In some of them, they even abolished money.
	A system of work points was established.
	Food was distributed according to merit, i.e., each person's capacity to fulfill the production objectives.
	The notion of wages disappeared.
	It was compulsory to turn up every day.
	If your name wasn't on the attendance list, you were punished and you lost work points.
	The fewer work points you earned, the less food they gave you.
	Oh, it was miserable.
	I can tell you that life was brutal for everyone at that time, except the cadres.
	Those people lived well.
	From 1958 onwards, the cities are quite literally protected from the countryside.
	People are not allowed to just move about freely.
	A farmer who brings a cow to the market will need to travel with a permit from his local Kaaba.
	People who try to flee the countryside are sent back.
	I don't know about you, Jay, but just jumping into this.
	It's unironic that literally when you look at the plans for what a 15-minute city is, I can play a video from people from the mid-1900s to literally show you an exact replicate of what a 15-minute city is.
	And this is a communal space where everything is restricted and ordered and created.
	But instead of in the name of communism or in the name of color revolution, it's just in the name of a zero-carbon footprint, right?
	Just different packaging, prettier bows.
	And it's like, am I the only one that's seeing the similarities between this presentation for 15-minute cities and the utopian, you know, Chinese commune?
	No, you're 100% spot on.
	Fact to the UN, I think a year or two ago, had a lot of public displays that they had put up in New York.
	Lord Voldemort himself was over there filming it a year or two ago.
	And they were arguing the same thing.
	In the future, lockdown cities that are going to be basically these smart cities that are the 15-minute cities, all the same thing.
	You're not going to need to go anywhere because you'll be basically living in a target.
	So it's funny because I did a skit like five or six years ago, literally satirizing this, where I was the Pope of the Future and I had a French fry miter on my head.
	And we were talking about the future city when you'll live inside of a Target or a Walmart.
	And then now here we are.
	We're pretty much there.
	There's actually communes that are being built above Costco's.
	I mean, it's like idiocracy coming to life.
	So you're not wrong to go to these things because these models, these were experiments, actually, in my view, because the people who fostered Maoism were in fact the same elites that fostered and funded the Bolsheviks and Hitler.
	So the same industrial power, the same money power, especially the Rockefeller family, had a huge role in funding these different revolutions.
	David Rockefeller wrote a famous memoir where he said that he was the first bank allowed into communist China.
	He then wrote in 1979 editorial, he wrote two of them in the New York Times where he said that Mao's experiment was a great leap forward for humanity and an ideal setting for the consolidation of resources that are then transferred offshore to the money power, to the industrial power that had set up those revolutions to be future markets.
	This is what's so crucial and why I highly recommend everybody read Professor Anthony Sutton's works because he says that whether it's Hitler or whether it's the radical Illuminists who are basically the Bolshevists, their idea is that you create a revolution and then the funding that occurs via these various industrial powers can then have a completely new market after everything has been consolidated and destroyed.
	So the revolutionaries play this key role of wrecking ball the society.
	The revolutionary governments, by the way, are all in debt to these people.
	I mean, where do you think revolutionaries get money and weapons from?
	Do they just make them?
	People in the commune, do they sit and weave the machine guns together?
	No, they're funded by very wealthy, very powerful people.
	And this is all on record in mainline history.
	That's the crazy part is that Professor Sutton was just a mainline economist and historian, and he uncovered all these cables and all this information about the funding and establishment of these communes and Maoism.
	It even came out on the CIA's website that declassified that it was the OSS that trained Mao's guerrillas.
	Unbelievable.
	So when I go and I read H.G. Wells and when I read Bertrand Russell, they say from the vantage point of the Royal Society, whether it's H.G. Wells' famous New World Order book or whether it's Bertrand Russell's scientific outlook, Bertrand Russell says that Bolshevism, socialism, all of these things are experiments in governance in these other cities.
	And so they're trying to roll out previous experiments, socialism, communalism, and enforce that and push that into these areas like you're talking about with these 15-minute cities.
	So you're 100% spot on that Maoism is just an older test tube version of this.
	Right.
	And I think one of the interesting things that I want people to know is the 15-minute city is another name for something similar, right?
	Because in terms of the UK, you have this phrase, Green New Deal, or Build Back Better.
	They're pretty much synonymous in many ways, ideologically.
	These are universal ideas.
	And you're probably familiar with this.
	And if you're not, that's totally okay as well, because the introduction to all this stuff doesn't matter.
	It matters if you wake up, not when you wake up, because we still have time.
	It's not too late to get up and to get people going.
	And so make sure you're sharing this with people.
	Make sure you genuinely are getting the links to these videos and you're passing them along to friends because this is not random conspiratorial nonsense.
	I mean, this is we passed a Green New Deal in our country.
	And so, one of the crazy things is part of this is to clean and grain our streets with action on air quality, sustainable transport, and a vision for 15-minute neighborhoods.
	And so, the more and more things get bad pressed, the more they just package things and package things.
	And if people understand any better the structure of how these bills are passed, right?
	I mean, they're four, five, six thousand pages, and they get somewhere between two hours, sometimes less, to read the bills.
	They intentionally are written to be unreadable.
	They're earmarked and processed, and everybody knows that it's just the government runs in itself and they test how much the people can handle.
	And if we're not going to French Revolution, you know, bourgeoisie decapitate people, then they'll pass what they can and they'll do it quickly, and they'll make sure that we all move on.
	And we're arguing about whether or not there are boys in our daughters' restrooms at schools rather than asking why 30% of our paychecks are removed and why Ukrainians are getting social security checks, even though they've never paid in the system and they're not American citizens.
	Questions that I have, questions that I wonder.
	But I'm genuinely concerned, Jay.
	It's like with the 15-minute city idea, it's not about what they want to do.
	It's more or less, in my opinion, what they don't want you to do, right?
	There's always a trade-off.
	Whenever the government gives you something, it's exchanged for something else.
	So, if they're giving you quick access, if they're giving you this free freedom in your 15-minute zones, it's like, what are they asking you for in return for an easier life?
	Because I don't think the government makes anything easier.
	Yeah, they've actually proposed and come up with different possibilities of extra credits rolling out on your, you know, the dole that is told out to you in whatever form the UBI is.
	You can come live in the experimental smart cities if you, for example, agree to be sterilized, right?
	Vasectomies, these kinds of things have been tossed around.
	And these aren't even new ideas either.
	These go back to H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell 100 years ago, as well as Lord Birkinet.
	He wrote a famous 1920s cosmopolitan essay.
	He says, Save this because in 100 years, you're going to be reading about the idea of the state controlling whether you have children at all.
	And if you do, the babies will come from test tubes, everything will be tracked and traced and surveilled.
	When you read 1984, Orwell is actually describing the Fabian Socialist Society, what their plans were.
	The very people that I'm talking about who Klaus and all these people are just part of that same agenda.
	They have exactly the same continuity of agenda.
	And when you read through all these elite texts, you can see they all believe the same thing.
	I can go back 100 years and read those people.
	Fast forward to now, read these people.
	And it's exactly the same position, exactly the same plan rolling out.
	They just give it new names and they'll title it different things and they'll integrate different new technologies into it, like Quantum Dot and Gavi and all this kind of stuff that they started pushing in the last couple of years due to the coup.
	But if we go back to the 2010 Rockefeller document, Lockstep, it actually says that one of the great things that if there is a worldwide pandemic, one of the great things that will do, one of the effects will be that it will prepare and condition the world to accept more and more automation of everything.
	Now, here's the crazy part.
	When I go to the 1960s text from Carol Dr. Carol Quigley, who was Bill Clinton's mentor, he was the archivist for the CFR, the historian for the CFR, and he was a good man.
	He told me everything I knew about global geopolitics.
	He's a great man.
	What does he say in the very middle chapter?
	Oh, guess what?
	In the future, cities are going to be run by gigantic supercomputers that will determine, surveill, track, trace everything that you do in your life because it'll be run on the basis of resource scarcity, not on the basis of older Enlightenment models of the free market and the rights of the individual, et cetera, et cetera.
	He says, no, in the 1960s, writing from the vantage point as an apologetic, he's not a conspiracy writer.
	He's an apologist for these people, Bill Clinton's mentor, right?
	This is the future to be run by a gigantic supercomputer smart city.
	That's the 15-minute city.
	That's in these documents.
	That's in these geopolitical strategists who you might say, well, that sounds Hitlerian or something.
	And then didn't they beat Hitler?
	Yeah, that's just a different plant.
	So there's different strategies and techniques of technocratic control that they tried.
	And this group, they went with H.G. Wells's model over the Hitlerian model, but they're basically the same types of models.
	They just differ in certain particulars.
	One of them based on Teutonic pseudo-race theory.
	The other one based on kind of a, as I said, the Fabian socialist model, because H.G. Wells was a huge, huge proponent of Fabian socialism, as did all of his monetary backers.
	So that's what's really going on here.
	And that's why that's the background.
	That's the big picture.
	I usually cover kind of the meta picture analysis of this stuff.
	When we zoom out, we can understand this is what they're beginning to roll out, but they couldn't have rolled any of this out without the last three years of COOF because that gave the justification for, oh, see, lockdowns healed Mother Earth.
	Lockdowns allowed climate, you know, the climate to heal as if it's this personal being, right?
	Like the climate was able to heal.
	Mother Earth was able to heal, right?
	So here they'll project all these sort of new age-y ideas of the world being alive and conscious as they turn around and tell you that there's there is no such thing as consciousness.
	Consciousness does not exist.
	It is a lie.
	But then he turns around and says, but we will upload your consciousness to the cloud, to the computer.
	How are you going to upload something that doesn't exist?
	Right.
	I mean, it's just basic contradictions, which should tell you, if we identify basic contradictions, that these people are selling a bogus deal, as all revolutionary utopians have sold bogus deals, as you pointed out.
	Right.
	And I think it's pretty fundamental to realize that, like you mentioned with the contradiction, is from this guy, Carlos Moreno, he reminds us that the C40 cities, right, these are what they're called.
	These are cities that are trying to reduce their carbon footprint, this unified goal to accomplish this undefinable goal that has no metrics and no orders when we accomplish it until we're at apparently net zero, which is still an impossible, it's an impossible goal.
	You can't reach it.
	And I love that fact too.
	It's like telling someone, oh, I like a girl, I'll marry you, you know, once you're perfect.
	It's like, well, I don't know.
	I mean, you're going to keep waiting, right, for that ring because you're never going to be perfect.
	And so if you keep trying to get perfect, you can try your whole life, but you'll never obtain it.
	Only God himself is perfect.
	But it's funny because it says that the network of leaders from the world's largest cities were partnering with these five pilot projects.
	And there was a journalist named Farid Zachariah that endorsed the idea of a principle for a post-pandemic world.
	And so what they've done is they've enveloped this Agenda 21, this utopian idea that didn't fully succeed with this utopian agenda 2030 idea.
	But they've used the pandemic to gaslight and to gaslight the public and to justify this to the point to where I love the wording of these people, which we'll talk about.
	And C40 cities is really important because they make it very difficult to track what they're trying to do in some ways.
	In other ways, they don't.
	So for instance, they're not going to say, here's how what we're going to take away from you in 15 minute cities.
	What they're going to say is, here's what we're going to give to you.
	Here's how it's going to improve your life.
	What they will do, though, is say that the 15-minute cities are a product of the C40 agenda.
	So when you go and look at the C40, then you can see what the C40 plans to remove.
	It's not directly connected to the 15-minute cities yet, but it's only logical because it says, hey, here's our next phase.
	It's the 15-minute city.
	And also, just so you know, our end goals are A, B, C, and D, which I want to get into in a second.
	But first, I want to remind you guys something very important that, you know, cloud swab sucks.
	All these people want to download your consciousness.
	And to be completely straight with you, most of humanities kind of sucks in general.
	People will disappoint you.
	They'll betray you.
	They'll give up on you.
	But there's one person.
	I hate to say person, but there's one thing that will never give up on you, and that's your dog.
	But, you know, most people are feeding their dog poison, literally.
	There is a massive ingredient that is inside most dog food that is actually killing your dog and giving them gut problems.
	We all know how frustrating it is watching your dog poop in the house, why their poops are liquid, all this stuff's going on.
	And the truth is, it's because there's an actual harmful chemical and product that is in almost every dog food, even the good dog food.
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	And it's disgusting.
	And the chances of your dog probably eating this regularly are near 100%.
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	Jay, as we jump into this, though, I bring this up because I want to bring up a document that I, it's a PDF.
	I know it's crazy these exist.
	This is from the C40.
	And this is talking about their plans for 15 minute cities, right?
	So it sounds utopian.
	You don't have to drive anywhere.
	You don't have to go anywhere.
	We're going to look into some of the actual implementations after this for those that are tracking the dialogue here and the way people are fighting against it because we're seeing this implemented.
	People are already realizing that when the government gives you stuff, it comes at a greater cost than whatever it is they're giving you.
	But they have this idea in these 15-minute cities of these targets for consumption.
	And when you go down and you start flipping through, they start talking about really intimate things in our lives, like food, for instance.
	And if you go like, these are very minor things, but if you actually look deeper, in these 15-minute cities, as they implement, their ambitious target is that they don't, they want zero kilograms of meat consumption.
	That's the dietary change.
	And only 16 kilos per year is what they think is a progressive target.
	But ideally, the world they're looking for is that people eat no meat.
	And you brought up earlier about this veganism, this trend of trying to get people to not eat meat.
	Why is it that they just don't want us to consume dairy?
	They don't want us to consume meat.
	Like, this is pretty crazy, but they put this on their list here.
	For those that are listening audio only, it says, ambitious target of 2030.
	This is an official document from the C40 cities.
	I'll put the link in the description.
	You can look at it.
	It's very nicely put together.
	No meat, no dairy.
	They don't want any animal products whatsoever.
	What is up with this obsession of not being a carnivore, not being an animal product consumer?
	Like, I'm missing something because I don't get what this has to do with utopia.
	Yeah, so this surprised me too when I first heard about this kind of a thing because I thought, well, why do they care what people are eating?
	But then I realized, well, actually, in the history of warfare and the history of control or social engineering, diet is very crucial.
	And so when we go all the way back to Plato, one of the things Plato talked about was not feeding the base of that pyramid in his three-tiered super ideal city structure, not feeding them meat.
	He says, just feed the plebes grain, because if you give them meat, they're going to be too virile.
	They're going to be too, you know, energized, and they might overthrow your oligarchy, secret society oligarchy that you have in place.
	So that's one basic reason that diet has been such a key element of control in terms of just ruling and social engineering from this kind of a perspective.
	But keep in mind that Plato also was a radical eugenicist.
	So he actually thought the population had to be kept to a certain number and to a certain balance with nature, whatever that might be, according to the priest class.
	And then when we get up into the modern period, a lot of the people in the royal society were very enamored with this, you know, ideal quantitative, technocratic structure.
	One of those was a relative of the Darwins.
	You might have heard of Charles Darwin.
	Well, there's another guy named Charles Galton Darwin, and he wrote this book, Next Million Years, and he's in these same circles as Aldous Huxley and H.G. Wells and Bertrand Russell and all these same people.
	And he's got a whole chapter on the key way, he says, to bring in the NWO, his version of it, their version of it, is he says to control everyone's diet.
	We must feed the plebs basically kibble.
	You were just talking in that read there about, you know, gross dog food.
	They want to feed us that gross dog food, literally, right?
	So diet is crucial to this element of control.
	Bertrand Russell says the same thing.
	He says, we got to figure out how to control fertilizers and control diet so that we can control, aka reduced population.
	So there's a lot of layers and elements as to why they're involved in this.
	There was white papers that were put out back, I think, in the late 70s from Stanford Research about engineering a new diet for the future America that they wanted to create.
	So this is the same entity that put out the famous white paper, Changing Images of Man, also about this technocratic order that they wanted to bring in.
	And this document says, we're going to tie the vegetarian vegan revolution to ideological systems that are sort of adjacent to it.
	So that's why you always find like the Instagram yoga thoughts, right?
	They're always pushing the same plant-based and plant-based.
	Because they are unknowingly adjacent and part of this strategy, which is to control and engineer the diet because it's about giving us a nutrient-deficient diet, number one.
	It's also about gaming the market because a lot of the people like Gilbates, they actually have a big stake in beyond burgers, fake meat, all this kibble that they want to sell everybody, right?
	And what's the purpose there?
	Oh, we got to get the numbers down.
	If we can get everybody eating my dog Hog food.
	We'll get the numbers down.
	So I don't know for sure as to whether there's going to be sterilants in the food, but many of these people actually do talk about putting sterilants in the fake food and in the water explicitly.
	EcoScience, right?
	Paul Ehrlich, that book discusses, he was a well-meaning science czar.
	That book discusses putting things into the water.
	I've got books right here with me from these people.
	I don't know where my Ghost of the Machine book is, but it also says, well, if you go after the food supply with what Ghost of the Machine calls binary weapons, the idea here is, and again, I don't know for sure if this is what's going on with the food, but I wouldn't be surprised because it's something that they discuss in their white papers, which is you can have a binary weapon, which is two different elements that combine to produce the negative dysgenic effect,
	but you can't trace it because you don't know that it's in two different arenas.
	So, for example, there might be one chemical that's in water, another chemical that's in the fake genetifier.
	And when they come together, it produces the negative dysgenic effect and it can't be traced.
	So that is something they actually discuss.
	It's in the last chapter of Ghost in the Machine by Kessler, who was part of these Royal Society, Malthusian, rabid, they're part of rabid cult is the key thing to get here, right?
	I mean, if people are having a hard time understanding this, these people are rabid Malthusians and they believe in 100% an agenda to lock people down in these cities.
	What they're going to do with all that, I don't have any 100% sure plans to tell you what they're going to do, but we do know that it's a plan.
	For example, Jacques Attali, who is the Henry Kissinger of Sorry?
	Jacques Attali says you were doing your French voice.
	I was going to tell you, well, if you have a hard time doing it, just speak in a gay way and you'll be automatically doing a French voice.
	That's my voice every day, unfortunately.
	So Atali says that we got to create these types of supercomputer smart cities.
	He wrote this in 2006 and he says that we will roll this out by 2030, 2040.
	Those are the key dates, as you mentioned.
	Again, just backing up.
	And by the way, Kissinger recommends this book.
	I'll think on the back of it.
	He's like, this is a great book.
	Yeah.
	This is a brilliant and provocative book.
	He is the me of France.
	So there you go.
	Well, I do totally understand the control, but I also feel like there's something that we're missing too.
	Like you said, with beyond just the energy to take over, is the stripping you down of your identity.
	And we see this in North Korea, for instance, with totalitarianism, the state-approved haircuts, right?
	I mean, to be honest, they're better than most of the trans hair dudes we've got going on in the United States.
	I do think that you should have a mental health evaluation before you're allowed to dye your hair neon colors for the sake of your own trajectory.
	But it's like when you look at this down even to it gets pretty sick and twisted down to the clothing and textiles, Jay.
	When you look at their ultimate goals, I don't know.
	Have you ever read this PDF document?
	It's pretty crazy.
	No, this one I've not seen.
	I'm a big fan of the white papers, but this one I've not seen.
	Yeah, this one's pretty new.
	But they want you to get down to not being able to buy more than three clothing items per person per year, which is a 75% reduction in supply chain waste.
	And so believe me, this doesn't just deal with the fact that you get to buy three items of clothing.
	This is the circular economy.
	This is like you get to share your YD tidies with the dude in your neighborhood, right?
	Correct.
	Because it's like now you have to, it's sharing because they'll control that.
	You can't sell it because you don't have the permit to sell clothing.
	So you have to share, and this is communal clothing.
	Now, progressive is eight new clothing.
	And remember, that includes underwear, that includes socks, that includes necessities.
	And if you're a normal person, you're probably buying underwear at least once a year.
	You're probably buying socks at least twice a year.
	If you're a guy, maybe you haven't bought them in five years and you probably should update your underwear and your socks just to pro tip.
	You know, once they have holes in them, I don't throw my boxes away till they have holes in them, but you know, maybe don't wait till that.
	So, you don't want to share your white tatties with all the dudes in the neighborhood is what you're saying.
	Oh, I would say because Klaus says you should.
	Yeah, I know.
	I'm going to keep my little bob away from my friends under the influence of Klaus Schwab.
	That's what I'll say.
	I'm going to keep it in it.
	I'm going to keep it in the pants, and nobody else is going to be in there.
	But, like, realistically speaking, you know, they're going down to these 15-minute cities of like, hey, we actually like, you know, it starts to become a slow descent of like, we want you to have access to the bakery and not have to drive to the bakery.
	Cool.
	Yeah, that's great.
	And then it's like, but also, you know, you have access to the local store.
	Now you only have one store in your city.
	This is where it starts to become the police surveillance.
	You have a certain amount of credit and you can only buy three items per year, which limits not only the amount of trips you'll take out of your home, it limits the amount of things that you'll buy, it limits what they can sell, it limits the quality and the demand and the production.
	And you see how this starts to become a mechanism of control that begins to hurt your life rather than help it.
	It begins to strip identity rather than create a utopian society.
	And this is always the end result.
	But you being so much more well-read than 99% of the people who are even watching or listening to this, like what's this, what's the targeting there of the clothing?
	Is that economic?
	Is it identitarianism?
	Where is this push to go from restricting movement to restricting what you're allowed to put on your body?
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	Where is this push to go from, you know, restricting movement to restricting what you're allowed to put on your body?
	So the warfare is total, right?
	And so we think, oh, warfare, that's like, you know, tanks and soldiers or whatever, and maybe some tech, you know, something in the future, Terminators out there.
	No, warfare is total.
	That means culture is a big part of this.
	Now, we all know about the culture war, but warfare includes economic warfare.
	It includes ideological.
	It includes biological and sexual components to the warfare.
	So that's what's key to see here is that so clothing is part of culture.
	Right fashion.
	That's part of the arts, that's part of creativity, and you'll notice that there's been a whole lot of influence and uh inroads into the arts in the last century.
	And particularly how to tweak and how to control all areas of the arts.
	That's something that I wrote my books about was not just Hollywood, but how the culture creation machine is a big part of how the control system works.
	And so I don't I don't mean to keep harping back to Plato, but Plato actually understood this, because he said you can't just have people doing the arts, you have to actually control the arts on the part of the state in a very heavy-handed way, he said, because if you don't, they'll get out of line and things will, you know, it'll disrupt the society.
	Now there's a positive sense in which it might disrupt society, because you might have beautiful art that suggests you know harmony symphony uh creativity, you know order, all that kind of stuff, the medieval theory of the arts.
	But you also have a revolutionary component to where the arts can be degraded and turned into these things that are what they call the theater of brutalization, where the arts are weaponized to destroy and to degrade a society.
	So that's first of all why clothing, which is a component of culture, is part of the arts which has to be controlled.
	But you can't allow people to have their own actual, authentic creativity when it comes to those things, because they will typically promote and create wholesome things.
	It's just that simple.
	So individuality has to be crushed, has to be stamped out in regard to what's coming because, as Aldous Huxley said, he said that when we create the future blob society, he says we can't have the notion of individuals with creativity or that they're made in the image of god.
	They have to be absorbed into the blob.
	So that's why you see, in a lot of the you know classic dystopian imagery and movies and whatnot 1984, everybody's basically just got, you know, boring.
	You know jeans suits on pant suits, everybody's wearing a work suit, because you can't have anybody expressing individuality, because that would suggest that the radical equalitarianism isn't true, right?
	That's why you got the same haircut.
	Everybody got that flipped over oily, you know tiny mustache man haircut which ironically is a communist uh thing which now they're mimicking like tiny mustache man's slick, oily haircut.
	But yeah, that's why everybody has to have the same haircut.
	Everybody has to have the same outfits.
	You know the the the jeans, gene work suit.
	Uh, because you can't allow the expression of individuality, because that itself they would call it a counterrevolutionary act, believe it or not.
	Right, and and I think that this is where it transitions, which I know this is like maybe a little bit heady um, but i'm trying to make sure to to the audience.
	You guys know the sobs uh, That you know that these podcasts on Tuesdays and Thursdays, like I've said, are trying to actually tackle real discussions and subjects where the live streams Monday, Wednesday, Fridays have been a lot of fun.
	Now, of course, the direction of the show and where I'm going to take it long term will adjust and will change.
	We may reduce the amount of content we create, et cetera, put more time into it.
	But I'm traveling.
	I'm international right now.
	I'm having a good time visiting family, etc.
	And so I'm here to have these conversations that we can really dig into because it's very important to be that first step.
	And if you're a slightly offensive backer, if you know this, you need to be that catalyst that gets this information out.
	It's not really important that we talk about it in a podcast or that you listen to it.
	It's about action.
	It's about going out and spreading it.
	There's a reason why they make these documents and these PDFs and because they have ideas and their ideas in and of themselves are just soliloquies.
	They're just poetic, you know, thoughts in their minds of things that they wish in an ideal world.
	But they package it and they send it and they push it out to people, which is why we make this podcast.
	And the reason why I get so alarmed is because this is where the true restriction, we're going to look at a bunch of stuff involved in this, because this is happening right now in the city of Oxford.
	You know that the biggest attack is always on private transportation.
	I am not one of these weird capitalists like that I think that Houston, Texas, having more parking spots than they do apartments is really the future or having non-walkable cities.
	I think walkability being from Dallas is important.
	I think it's great to have city centers that are not focused just around cars, right?
	There is a good balance to this.
	But they don't want to bring a balance or bring up maybe a pedestrian-centric town center or something like this.
	This is the opposite.
	This is wanting to remove the ability to have your own vehicles.
	And I know this because they say it right here is that they would like to reduce their progressive ideas is that for every 1,000 people, there's only 190 vehicles.
	They think that's realistic in 20 years.
	But within 50 years, they want to bring down the amount of private vehicles.
	This is very important.
	This does not just say cars, right?
	Motorcycles, electric cars.
	This is not about changing to electric base.
	This is an ambitious target to remove individual transportation.
	And I want that to be very clear when they tell you that they want you to run electric.
	They don't want to run you electric.
	They want you to not have a car at all.
	That is their ultimate goal.
	And you know that because of a recent article that I saw from Los Angeles Times, which was saying that they were mad that the number one selling electric vehicle is Teslas.
	And they don't like that.
	And they'd rather have you not buy a Tesla because it's ideological.
	They don't want you buying a Tesla because it's owned by Elon Musk and he's the one that's profiting from it.
	And they don't like Elon Musk.
	They don't give a shit about the environment.
	They don't care about electric grids.
	In fact, California's economy doesn't even have the output right now to update the electric grid with all the spending they have.
	They're a $22 billion deficit, I believe, right now in their current budget to actually have a proper grid and to produce the energy they need to actually support more electric vehicles.
	That's a side note.
	But you can see how quickly they go from buy electric, buy electric, buy electric to, oh, Elon Musk owns Tesla.
	Don't buy electric.
	Don't support him.
	Trade in your car.
	Don't buy that vehicle.
	And that's the same thing here.
	They say we need to move to all electric universality inside of our country.
	No, they said here they want zero ownership.
	They don't want you to have a private vehicle.
	Where have we seen this, Jay?
	Why don't they want us to have long-form transportation?
	Why do they want to restrict our ability to have autonomy in terms of our vehicles?
	I believe firmly that the main reason for that is the long-term goal of putting into play this complete control system.
	And to do that, they have to intentionally not just disrupt, but basically undo what exists.
	So, for example, if you wanted to shut down the economy of the West, one of the things that you would definitely want to do from a strategic warfare vantage point would be to go after certain nodes in that system, in that economy that hold it together or that sort of prop it up.
	And one of those would be, you know, interstate commerce bringing goods, right?
	So, you know, for truck lines, truck systems, I mean, you understand that shutting down.
	Owning cars and all that, it's not just about the individual.
	It's also going to affect all of this because this isn't an austerity reset model, right?
	It's about destroying the existing systems, shutting those down, letting them sort of undo themselves through these ridiculous regulations that they want to push.
	They're going to try to push all this in these experimental smart cities and 15-minute cities to see and try to show everybody, oh, but see, isn't it better?
	Because now, you know, you can just live in your coupon.
	You don't have to go anywhere and it'll, you know, you can live above the target or whatever.
	That's what they're going to try to sell it as, as you said.
	And the key to destroying, one of the keys to destroying the economy, in my view, would be to shut down commerce, to shut down the freedom of the exchange of goods, of the logistics that go into the trucking system.
	All of that, I think, would be changed or would be transitioned into something run by drones or run by, I don't know where they're going to try to go with it, probably something like that.
	But really, that's just about ensuring that you and no other people have the firewall of their own property, their own commerce, their own gold and silver, their own money, their own cash, their own goods that they sell.
	That's what this is about, total control.
	Yeah.
	And I love how it's always like these bullcrap things of like, oh, but it's a 50% reduction in the use of metal and plastic materials.
	And it's like, well, that's not really going to solve anything.
	And I want to bring up some videos here that is pretty crazy because they talk about the need of this digital ID in order to track your carbon footprint, right?
	And that's what they want to do.
	It's a go, oh, they don't want you to be in a 15-minute zone.
	They want to track.
	And the only reason why you track something is so that you can put restrictions.
	This is pretty normal stuff, right?
	You track, you know, how much of a money you can.
	I was about to play that guy.
	Yeah, I found the very clip I was going to play.
	So we have this right here.
	And this is exactly what he says.
	Listen to the words from his mouth.
	YouTube will say this is a conspiracy theory.
	People will tell you that this is a lie.
	This is at the World Economic Forum.
	Listen to this.
	We're developing through technology an ability for consumers to measure their own carbon footprint.
	What does that mean?
	Where are they traveling?
	How are they traveling?
	What are they eating?
	What are they consuming on the platform?
	So individual carbon footprint tracker.
	Stay tuned.
	We don't have it operational yet, but this is something that we're working on.
	What you eat, what you do, where you travel.
	And you can start to see why they want to divide the cities up into 15-minute zones is in the end, it's going to become about restricting where you can go.
	I want to play another video here that's so vital because they say that, you know, the pandemic showed us a blueprint forward and exactly what that could look like.
	And I think I actually, I don't know if I actually have the video, but we actually have one of these amazing and crazy experiences where they started to introduce what was called like the red zones.
	Do you remember that?
	Like in Canada, it'd be like, oh, this is a red zone or this is a zone that you're not allowed to go into.
	And let me see if I can bring this up.
	We have some examples of this inside of the United Kingdom first.
	Oh, I didn't realize they just suspended Tommy Robinson on Twitter again.
	It was from Tommy Robinson.
	All right.
	We're figuring that out live while we're watching this.
	I guess I'll just show you people fighting back against them.
	People are upset at a very systemic level about what these restrictions are doing.
	At night, a hooded figure removes a base plate for a bollard, then pulls cement into the hole.
	The aim, to make it hard to install a new one.
	This footage obtained exclusively by ITV Meridian is one of hundreds of incidents of vandalism in Oxford's local traffic neighborhoods.
	Those removing the barriers often don't even wait for the cover of night.
	Now, new figures show just how much this kind of activity is costing.
	Delivery drivers, some films flouting the rules.
	But I can understand it because they're not listening to us, and that's where the anger's coming in.
	You know, that and people being stuck in traffic.
	There is no democracy in Oxford.
	Enton vandalism or a form of civil disability.
	So what we're seeing here is that they're already trying to put up these restrictions in place in cities like Oxford.
	These are barriers to prevent, you know, no car zones or to restrict where you can drive your vehicle.
	But apparently, these 15-minute zones are turning people's, you know, trips to take, pick up their kids into 37 minutes.
	Delivery trucks can't deliver things.
	And they're acting like, oh, well, this seems like a sad byproduct.
	But really, that's the end solution.
	They want to restrict, because if it takes 37 minutes to drop off your kid, then you won't put your kid in that school and you'll bring your kid in.
	And they want to make it harder and harder and longer and longer to live outside of your zone.
	And so while people are fighting back and it's good to see people destroying this, I don't know if that's going to be enough.
	I don't know if that's going to be good enough because that's the point is they'll use this destruction, that they'll use this vandalism to install.
	They already have the camera set up to install cameras, to install trackers.
	And the more and more you have a digital ID, if they see you vandalizing one of these or driving over these things, you'll get points reduced and those points reduced.
	You can go only buy two articles of clothing instead of three.
	And, you know, and your life becomes progressively worse.
	And until there's literally just checkpoints, you can't travel and you need a permit to literally go across the zones like you did in COVID at many of the border crossings in Australia, in Canada, etc.
	It got to that point so quickly during COVID, and it can get to that point so quickly again.
	Yeah, and this is the point of the CBDC, right?
	The CBDC is integrated into and a big, huge part of this element of controlling not just your financial transactions and your universal credit doled out system, but also where you go, right?
	So if you try to go somewhere else and spend money outside of your zone, no, no, no, you're not allowed over there, right?
	You can't buy stuff over there.
	And once we do that, we're totally under the thumb of this, right?
	I mean, it's like the dream of every tyrant is to have this centralized, you know, CBDC.
	It was the BIS dude, the guy with like 14 chins that went on that video and was saying, we'll have a CBDC.
	We'll track everybody.
	We'll shut it down.
	Anybody's wallet will immediately turn you off if you do anything or say anything.
	He just out there said it.
	Literally the dude from the BIS saying that we're going to have the CBDC so that if you do anything we don't like, your wallet is turned off.
	No, you don't get to buy stuff.
	And that's a, I mean, it's just, I think people have a hard time accepting that it's that overt and that real.
	And that's, and then that's part of the psyop, right?
	It was Goering was saying that you, you know, when you do a super duper psyop, you just do it out in the open, right?
	I mean, that's what they're doing here is just do it right out in the open, push it, publicly put it out there, and people won't even, you know, bat an eye because, well, for one, I guess people don't know who the BIS is.
	It's the central bank of central banks.
	If the Central Bank of Central Banks, which is the central bank for the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States, says this, then, you know, what are we going to do?
	Well, we have to oppose this.
	You know, it's like Tucker said, if they get the CBDC, that's that we're done for, right?
	But I do think if they do push all this into place, I think eventually it will collapse because all these utopian socialist type systems, they always collapse because they're so fundamentally against human nature and against the principles of God existing and these kinds of things.
	They're so unnatural that they just kind of fall apart, right?
	Because they're all based on these idealistic delusions that these madmen, these crazy people, these possessed people have to try to kill everybody and put this perfect system into place.
	The only difference is that nowadays, rather than it being some old ancient revolution or some old monarch or emperor, now it's actually people with robots and nanotech.
	That's the danger here.
	But I still feel like it's not going to be that successful just because it's so over the top, so heavy-handed.
	They will try to push this through for sure.
	I mean, they're all committed to it, but it's just so over the top.
	Like, I mean, they're trying to, you know, you were saying with, you know, changing not just clothing, but like identity, right?
	Saying that, you know, if you say you're a man or a woman, right?
	That's hate speech.
	Like when it's an objective fact of reality.
	So if they're going to war against objective facts and reality, it's a really hard position to push.
	They're going to do it, but it's like, how do you, it's really difficult to sell everybody on, you know, convincing them that the sky is purple when it's when it's blue.
	Right.
	And, you know, when I bring this up, like, I think this is the video I was looking for earlier of how quickly it can devolve into something.
	This was during, I believe, 2021 during the Trucker protests in Canada.
	I may be incorrect, and if someone can correct me in the comments, it's totally fine.
	But this was real, right?
	I mean, this is back in 2019.
	You would have said, oh, the West is 50 years, 80 years at least from something like this.
	And then things change in a second.
	Remember how creepy this was?
	I just want to get a coffee, okay?
	Why is the camera in my face right now?
	Are you partaking?
	Right now you're in the red zone.
	I'm scared.
	I want to go for a coffee down there.
	Can I go for aggressively in the order?
	Do you live in this?
	Alberta, it's time for you to leave.
	I can't even go down there for a coffee.
	Go grab yourself a red zone right now.
	If you don't leave right now, you will be arrested.
	Do you understand me?
	I can't go for a coffee.
	Grab yourself because if we see you, we'll be patrolling all day.
	If we see you again, it'll be different.
	We call you.
	Take your camera and get out of here.
	Do you understand that?
	I'm walking away and walk away.
	Your phone doesn't need to be in our face when you're walking away.
	I can't find something.
	Are you going to walk or are you going to get arrested?
	I want to walk or are you going to get arrested?
	And that's quickly how the police turn on you and how much you see that they're not really about keeping law and order, but about upholding systems of power through perceived threat and abuse.
	I am not anti-police.
	I've said on the show multiple times, I don't believe that we should be in complete anarchy and chaos.
	It just means that's why we have to fight for institutions to be controlled by good people because really police just serve whatever institution is in power.
	And if they're not God-fearing and they're not enacting the will of God and morality on the people, then we'll find very, very quickly that they can start to abuse you and arrest you for getting coffee.
	You know, I was funny that you played that clip.
	I didn't know what clip you're going to play, but really weird synchronicity providence there because I've just been reading this book on the East German Stasi because I didn't know a whole lot about the history of the Stasi.
	And they, it just, it was like that, right?
	And you're like, I think if you were to think about back in the 1970s and 60s, like, you know, how people tell the stories of how the Stasi operated in East Germany.
	And then you were trying to explain that to people at that time in Canada or the United States.
	I mean, they would just be like, oh, that's crazy.
	That's, you know, that'll never happen here.
	And then here we are.
	It's like that's directly out of the side.
	It's a psych.
	They do a lot of this stuff too.
	People don't know this.
	It's not just thugs.
	A lot of these kinds of things are done on purpose as a demoralizing thing.
	So to harass people, to hit them, knock them down, to destroy their camera or any of that.
	That's all out of that old East German Stasi model, which they actually perfect.
	They would do a lot of studies and techniques on how to intimidate, how to mess with people, how to harass them, how to get them in line.
	And I mean, that looks like straight up East German Stasi.
	And a lot of people don't know this either.
	The guy who was the most famous, I think he was like the last controller guy in the East Germany, the counterintelligence guy in the East German Stasi, Marcus Wolf.
	If I recall, Obama brought him over to help structure a lot of Homeland Security.
	And I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of what they rolled out in terms of these heavy-handed Canadian and American and even Australian COVID techniques, I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't directly from that East German Stasi model.
	Yeah.
	But I do want to bring up with the idea of 15-minute cities is that this is a very utopian idea that is bound to fail.
	And the ultimate end goal of all this stuff is control.
	It's dehumanizing you.
	It is locking you up in a cage with glass walls.
	But very quickly, just like China offers incendiary incentives, you know, they go, oh, we'll make you rich.
	You have access to the economy if you move from the countryside into the inner city, except for the fact that you will be under surveillance.
	You will be under a social credit system and you will be watched.
	You can't think wrong.
	You can't step wrong.
	And as you see when they crushed dissent in, you know, in some of their main cities there, Beijing especially, and also, where was it also that they were, I think there were like several cities, right, in China, they've been cracking down with their zero COVID policy, which was really just a cover, we believe, to crack down on the bourgeois class and the rising money and individual factions.
	Communism doesn't take prisoners.
	Even if you are a prisoner, you're always been a prisoner because as long as you live under that system, you are not truly free.
	You cannot find yourself in the liberty to travel, to go where you want, to do what you want to.
	And we really don't want that in our countries.
	We don't want that in our neighborhoods.
	People are protesting this.
	People are upset about it.
	People are fighting back.
	But I think the best you can do today is inform people and let people know what's going on because we have to fight back in numbers.
	And right now, as we speak, over 400 city councils in the UK have already agreed onto this project to show how widespread it is.
	They are already practicing this down in Melbourne as we speak right now.
	There's down in Melbourne.
	I know they're practicing this in the United States too, although it's very unclear to me what cities are genuinely implementing the plan or what cities just committed to or are deciding or at least are targets.
	But this is global.
	This is international.
	This is a movement.
	And this is a push to restrict you down to where you are only as free as you can step foot for 15 minutes.
	And that is a prison.
	And that's not what Western society is built on.
	It's not our civilization of conquering, of exploring, of creating a free world.
	And I like to introduce the idea of going away from the great reset to the good reset, where we fight away, we get out of urban centers, we live on bigger swaths of land.
	We have our own wells.
	We generate our own electricity.
	We live with our own production and means of production.
	And we take back communism to individuality and to bringing that commonality to where we share with our neighbors in our faith, in our prospect, in our language, in our morality, and in our direction, but not because the government has forced us to share our underwear, which is a very big difference and a very big, big position.
	What is your final take on all of this, Jay, and your understanding of where we go next?
	How what we do with information like all of this and how we confront this next chapter, knowing their plans and what they're trying to implement by the year 2030.
	Yeah, shows like this are crucial.
	Really honored to be on with you.
	Really want to recommend that people do take this, clip it, share it, promote it.
	You know, do the same thing with my material.
	If you want to get deep into this, you know, when you go to my channel, my website, I go deep into the lectures of all these documents and really give the big picture.
	There's also movies, you know, that you can watch that really, I think, highlight and help illustrate this.
	You know, as we were talking about, I don't mean to drone on about the Easter Ms. Ghazi, it's just that there's so many parallels with this stuff.
	There's a great movie that came out.
	I think it's a German movie called Lives of Others, Das Leibniz.
	And in that movie, you get a picture into the idea or into the life of somebody who is just a singer.
	I think she's a singer in a local theater group or something like that.
	And she has to constantly be worried about what books she possesses, what things she sings or music she listens to, because it might be Western capitalist music.
	She can't say or talk about certain things when she's in the theater because she's being constantly surveilled at all times by the Sawzi that live above her or they're following her, they're watching her.
	And the reason for that is that she's a cultural arts figure, right?
	She's a figure in the arts.
	And if she was to ever say anything pro-liberty, that would be counter-revolutionary.
	So she's always under this fear, living in fear, self-censoring.
	And the crazy thing is that that was done at that time back in the early 80s by just some nerdy bureaucrat that lived above you in the apartment complex with his listening gear.
	Now it's going to be algorithmic tracking tracing through all of the crazy tech everywhere, through the phones, through all of this.
	And so that's what they want to bring in.
	So if you want to understand what we're going into and you want to do it on an easy level that people can resonate with, movies for me have always been a great tool, a great inroad to waking people up.
	So recommend certain films like Lives of Others is a great way to understand what we're going into.
	So there's a lot of great documentaries, a lot of great text.
	But also one thing that seems to be really beneficial is just these little clips like you play to that WEF dude.
	Like those getting millions of views on Twitter.
	I mean, that's really having an effect.
	And that's one of the main reasons I think they were so worried about Twitter was that those kinds of clips, when they go viral, they really wake people up because it's like, hey, wait a minute, you know, there's this 2016 video of World Economic Forum saying, you know, here's eight things to expect in 2030.
	You'll own nothing.
	You'll have nothing.
	Everything will be brought to you by drones.
	You won't eat meat, right?
	There'll be total open borders.
	All this stuff is in that one little 30-sec or one-minute clip.
	So that's where we're going.
	And they put it in these clips.
	So where are we going?
	Well, Klaus, Jean-Cautili, they always say by 2030, they want massive reductions in all the things that we talked about tonight: personal commerce, personal liberty.
	Everything by 2040 is the key goal for massively reducing population.
	How they intend to bring that about, I don't necessarily know for sure.
	It could be bioweapons, could be war.
	It could be any of these means, could be more lockdowns.
	And then they say by 2050, that's when they want to bring in the full total technocratic control system.
	So they say themselves what to expect by 2030, 2040, and 2050.
	So all we have to do is be aware of that, continue to share this information.
	And those little 30-second clips of WEF seems to be damaging them quite a bit.
	Yeah, Jay, if people want to find you and follow you all, your links are in the description.
	Where's the best place they can keep up with your work and continue to track with you on this adventure?
	Yeah, so I have a website, jasonalysis.com.
	You can get access to the archives there.
	We do a subscription paywall there for access to the last six years of lecturing through, you know, probably 50 or 60 of the Global Elite texts.
	We do a lot of debates with atheists.
	We do a lot of debates with Muslims.
	So we do a lot of different things.
	We do a lot of movie breakdowns.
	You can find all that there as well.
	My YouTube channel, Jay Dyer.
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