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May 30, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas

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A Transhumanist Turning Point | Reality Rants with Jason Bermas

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	We have developed speed, but we have shut ourselves in.
	Machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
	We think too much and feel too little.
	More than machinery, we need humanity.
	We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat, as if that's the way it's supposed to be.
	We know things are bad, worse than bad.
	They're crazy.
	I am the great and powerful Oz.
	Know why you have come.
	You've got to say, I'm a human being.
	God damn it!
	My life has value.
	You have meddled with the primal forces of nature.
	Don't give yourselves to brutes.
	Men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives.
	Tell you what to do, what to think, or what to feel.
	Who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder.
	Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men!
	Machine men with machine minds and machine hearts!
	Yeah! Thank you! You're beautiful!
	I love you! Yes!
	You're beautiful!
	Thank you!
	Ha ha!
	Shh!
	It's...
	Showtime!
	And now, reality with Jason Vermis.
	with Jason Burmess.
	And who loves you?
	And who do you love?
	Machine men with machine hearts and machine minds.
	And really, that's what we're going to be talking about.
	But when we talk about machine men with machine minds, it's not just men.
	It's women too.
	It's a...
	Subclass of human beings, of our species, that truly and honestly believe that through technology and the infinite resources they possess, the monopoly on technology that they possess, they will use a thing called transhumanism To enslave the population.
	And not only enslave the population, but make them euthanize themselves in many cases with the promise of their consciousness living forever in a digital wonderverse.
	A metaverse, if you will.
	Of infinite possibilities just like the multiverse.
	Metaverse, multiverse.
	Really, in my mind, an interchangeable phenomenon that a lot of people have not connected.
	Now, with that being said, many people still have not connected.
	The other aspect that is part of the enslavement Agenda for the vast majority of us via transhumanism.
	And that, of course, is the push for transgenderism amongst children.
	Because number one, when you go with the youth, that's all they know.
	It's an indoctrination program.
	It's very meticulous and purposeful.
	Okay? But number two...
	You erode parental rights and traditional family units that throughout history have proven to be the strongest of units because of the inherent love and caring for one another biologically.
	That's one end of the spectrum.
	These machine men with machine hearts and machine minds.
	The other end of that spectrum is as they do this, they get to experiment on the populace that they have enslaved.
	Biomedically through dictates.
	Authoritarianism. And of course, their post-truth world great narratives...
	That can no longer be challenged anymore because hate speech is hate think.
	The AI is the ultimate truth and reality and nothing else matters.
	You need to clamp down on all of those who would oppose this ideal set as white supremacists, domestic terrorists, and extremists.
	And through that, you're going to have this class of people that just, every time, do whatever you want, take my DNA, implant me with whatever, inject me with whatever, and they believe, through a combination of nanotechnology and incorporating that into biomimetics, that's what they're calling it, biomimetics, They can biologically live forever.
	They won't be uploading their consciousness after euthanizing themselves to a digital wonderverse because they know that's not real.
	Okay? They absolutely 100% know that's not real.
	But the push is for an idea called mind clones and mind files.
	And one of the people that pushes this the most...
	Whether you know it or not, whether you acknowledge it or not, is, in my opinion, the most powerful transgender man, or woman, I'm sorry, woman, transgender woman, man to a woman, on the planet.
	On the planet.
	Period. Nobody else has published more material on the subject than Has put their money where their mouth is, so to speak, on the subject, okay, and pushed forward in a multitude of technologies.
	No one's even close in that sphere.
	Of transgenderism like Martine Rothblatt.
	In fact, Martine, who we're going to show clips of this ABC The View, of course, puff piece from 2016.
	In 2016, Rothblatt was kind of getting you ready for it, almost on tour a little bit to kind of put it into people's minds.
	You've got to realize that this is now seven years ago.
	Like seven years ago.
	More than half a decade ago.
	At the Transformers Conference.
	And it also needs to be reiterated, again and again and again, this is also the author of From Transgender to Transhuman, a manifesto on the freedom of form.
	Okay? The blueprint for all of this.
	And we're going to let Martine, in a lot of cases...
	Speak for themselves. I've got a ton of clips lined up here with Rothblatt.
	The beginning focus will not only be on Whoopi Goldberg fawning over Rothblatt seven years ago in this ABC. The view piece, but this thread that I retweeted from a guy named Paul Rossi.
	It's at the top of the thread.
	The other ones, for some reason...
	It gets tough to...
	Even when I click on these, it has the same URL because they're in threads.
	And I can't download them as easily, so we'll play them directly from Twitter.
	But here, Rothblatt talks about it.
	And basically talks about this data of consciousness.
	Oh, look at Whoopi just yucking it up.
	So this is a great thread on transhumanism and Rothblatt in particular.
	And the other thing that goes with this...
	Other than just transhumanism in the sense of human beings, is the automation of human beings leaving.
	There's a story out there, we're going to play the video a little later, that I totally missed from last week, but it does not surprise me.
	Because despite regular human beings, critical thinking people, not wanting this at all, and when I say this...
	I mean that robot dog.
	You know what? Maybe we'll just play this one too.
	I've got another Twitter clip.
	Since it runs in the background anyway.
	Los Angeles City Council approves robot dog donation.
	Oh, it's a donation.
	Oh, thank you.
	Oh, they're valued at a little more than a quarter million dollars.
	By the way, Spot retailed in the beginning for like 70 grand.
	Now, it wasn't that long ago, and I know there's inflation.
	But $70,000 to $280,000?
	First of all, who cares?
	I don't want robot dogs patrolling my streets.
	But they're working humans out, and they're trying to work humans into what?
	Into digital slavery on every angle.
	Whether it be your monetary system or your entertainment system.
	See how that works?
	And along the way, you had your work from home idea to again get you used to basically clicking at best.
	You're a clicker at best.
	You're doing things maybe the AI can't or you're doing things with the AI from home.
	Man, all those mass comm degrees and seven years at college to get them don't sound so great, do they?
	How about that? Let's just play this really quick.
	Let me introduce you to the robot dog, nicknamed Spot.
	It costs nearly $280,000.
	The LA Police Foundation wants to donate Spot to the LAPD's Metro Division.
	The robot stands about 28 inches tall, weighs 70 pounds.
	It can climb stairs, open doors, and navigate rugged terrain.
	Spot is equipped with 360-degree cameras, so it's able to collect information about its surroundings and create a three-dimensional map of an area.
	Now, a real police officer controls the robot using a tablet, but at yesterday's...
	For now. For now.
	Don't think that these things aren't going to become autonomous.
	For now. LA City Council meeting, people from groups like the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition say they're afraid SPOT will only be used in poor neighborhoods to spy on and harm black and brown communities.
	The fact that you've had to move it twice since is a testament to the fact that the community members don't want it.
	These robots are used to target and surveil black and brown folks.
	They're used to do violence.
	All right, see, now notice that that person and like some other people here at LA County, and this is why you don't want to live in a place like this.
	That's why you don't want to live in a place like New York, are still severely mentally ill.
	So, I mean, they're traumatized beyond belief.
	They're, you know, they're wearing the mark.
	Of the moron at this point.
	And you know what? I still see it.
	But it's one or a couple out of everybody else.
	Wherever I go.
	At least here in Iowa.
	But I know that's not the case in LA. And here's the thing, young lady.
	I just, I hate to tell you.
	Doesn't matter the color or your skin.
	They want it for all of us.
	I'm so sick of the division.
	Wake up. Wake up.
	If you're all about one group of people, white people, black people, Asian people, Latino people, people of color, you're out of the game.
	It's them versus all of us.
	This is the new civil rights movement.
	That robot don't care about the color of your skin.
	It's a robot.
	It gets programmed.
	They're going to care about your socioeconomic class.
	They're going to care about how much energy you use.
	They're going to care whether or not you bend the knee to every authoritarian dictate out there.
	That's what they're going to care about when there are dozens and hundreds and then thousands and then millions of these things in our country controlling law enforcement.
	The whole defund the police movement.
	That was to make way for this.
	To get people so damn angry and upset of the explosion in crime that's no longer handled by people, which it should be.
	We want a human element in law enforcement, folks.
	Trust me. You want somebody that has a thing called empathy.
	Empathy is not an abstract idea.
	It is an inherent human trait for the vast majority of us who are not sociopathic and psychopathic.
	It's important. Let's go back to this clip before we go to our first break here really quick.
	We know that we're not going to see robo rover peddling up the streets of Brentwood or the Palisades.
	This is going to be deployed in areas where we blow up firework semis.
	And by the way, I do want to say this, that might be the case, but those dummies already have private security robots.
	It's not quite spot, but it's not quite human.
	We'll be back right after this break.
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	Alright, we are back.
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	That's right, the second hour is free, uncensored.
	There are a few words we can't use in the first hour and things we can't talk about in the first hour.
	However, I will be on the Low Value Mail podcast tonight.
	It's funny. I just saw that...
	For those that don't know what low-value mail is, it's Danny from Danny and Ryan.
	Ryan Long has those great videos.
	I mean, they've culturally impacted the world.
	When I say culturally impacted the world, really this country.
	I mean, they're global.
	I know people watch that stuff in Europe and over in Canada.
	They're funny guys, man.
	Like... Danny, probably my favorite one, is where Danny is this kid and he's got like the little beanie with the propeller thing on.
	And Ryan Long is playing like his super liberal mother.
	It's over the top, but it's great stuff.
	But anyway, I follow him on Twitter.
	And I saw that he just basically said that a guest had canceled.
	What should I do about it?
	It was really early on, so I said, hey, why don't you just have me on and I'll talk about the Elon Musk are nuts and how he's not your buddy, pal, and he's not your guy, friend.
	And lo and behold, last night, Danny contacted me.
	He said, hey, you want to do the show?
	I said, yes, I do.
	So tonight, let's hope that we blow a little minds here.
	See, doing this stuff is cool, guys.
	It's cool. Like, I'm lucky.
	And people that I admire, that bring me joy in my life, that make me smile, right, without me even knowing these people, I get to interact with them on some level sometimes, out of nowhere, right?
	That's a big deal, right?
	That shows you, you know, we talked about, I think, uh, The Law of Attraction the other night on Richard Andrew Grove's podcast.
	And that's Grand Theft World's seven-hour podcast.
	Him and his partner rip it up.
	They play a lot of clips, but very, very long podcast.
	I did about an hour of it, which I'll probably repost a little later this week.
	But we talked about the Law of Attraction and how it actually works.
	And a lot of people became familiar with it via The Secret and...
	Vision boards, etc., etc., etc.
	But the truth is that although that's part of it, like your vision board is, you have to work towards those things.
	You have to see opportunity when it comes.
	You have to understand every opportunity that comes up and that you try to gravitate towards isn't going to come back at you.
	But persistence is key, right?
	And then make the most of that opportunity, right?
	That's what I've always tried to do in my life.
	Every time that I've met somebody, whether or not it's in a social situation or a business situation, I try to make an impression in the sense of who I am and what I'm going to do is genuine.
	I think that whenever anybody's rolled the dice on me, whether or not it's a success or a failure, the bottom line is I definitely gave it my all and my effort and put, I guess, exactly what I said I would or more towards it.
	Success doesn't come easy.
	It wasn't an easy ride to get here for you in the morning of Red Voice.
	It's not going to be an easy ride for Red Voice Media that now is doing almost 12 hours of broadcasting, has a brand new office.
	It's not easy.
	You've got to get up in the morning and grind, man.
	It's a long day.
	It's a long, long day.
	You've got to make sure you're not going to be replaced by the robots and automation and AI and robot dogs.
	Again, you know, I know that you guys watched yesterday or perhaps you caught where we were talking about the FDA and the muskernuts coming together.
	But this right here, other than the bearded gentleman...
	Or gentle woman or gentle whatever at this point.
	The rest of that is all AI. You know, obviously other than the text.
	So I actually...
	Again, the AI only kind of reads into what's on the screen.
	So I brought in the bearded lady man.
	And... Because I guess...
	I just don't even know.
	Non-binary? Who knows?
	Who knows? Who knows?
	And I typed in, I think, just either transhumanism or transhumanist something.
	And that was one of the options that came up.
	Obviously looks pretty decent, almost poster level, but gave me the background and the foreground, the whole deal.
	And I'm sure I'm going to be using AI all over for my thumbnails now.
	Because with a lot of my thumbnails, whether with the direct person in the beginning, but a lot of the backgrounds, obviously I fish out from Photoshop.
	I mess around with a little bit.
	Now I don't even really have to do a Google image search.
	If I'm just looking for a background or a scenery, I can generate one.
	And that's only going to get better.
	You know, I have this Marcus Pix, Marky Pix clip I also might want to play today.
	Maybe we'll play that in the second hour.
	But... This guy's a verifiable genius.
	And if you don't know who Marky Picks is, I don't blame you.
	You'd have to be kind of like a dork like me.
	But I think he gives some of the best reviews and comparisons on cameras and what they do and how to stretch your budget, lighting, just really great tips.
	And I've been watching him probably like half a year, a year.
	Because he's a smart guy.
	And he's got similar taste in clothing.
	Bad taste in clothing like myself.
	Likes the brash stuff.
	I've seen him wear a little bit of affliction here and there.
	You know, we're old school. So I thought, you know, maybe the guy's a little bit older than me.
	Quite a bit older than me.
	A product of Hollyweird back in the day, but also a prodigy.
	And not only a prodigy in filmmaking and things like that, but a biological scientist prodigy.
	He did all these books and tours on nutrition.
	And then on top of that, he's like a photoreal painter.
	And painting things that were surpassing the professors at the time in school and painting them in a day or two.
	And incredible paintings.
	And he just sits there, and again, maybe we'll play this in the second hour, and he says, like, nobody cares if you can paint.
	At all. He's like, no one, he actually shows that he has a coffee table book, a bunch of paintings that he did, and he actually says that he doesn't even really enjoy it.
	He doesn't even really like the painting aspect.
	You can tell he really loves making film.
	Right? And he loves taking pictures.
	But he not only talks about how nobody cares about those things because they're just bombarded with these, you know, hyper, crazy, cool-looking images that is just scrolling past and no one's taking the time anymore, which is true. But he also said with the deepfake technology and all this technology becoming commercialized, it's going to be even harder to figure out what the truth is.
	And he goes, in most cases, I don't think people are going to care very much.
	They're just not going to care about what's real and what isn't.
	And to me, that's kind of a product of this manufactured post-truth world that we're all living in.
	Okay? Alright, I want to start because if we don't start now, before the second break, we're never going to get there.
	And we're going to miss out on a lot of these clips.
	But we are going to try to fit in as many as possible in this first hour.
	So this is the thread.
	I won't play the whole thing from ABC in The View.
	We'll play the first one, I think it is.
	I'm pretty sure that's what we got right there, up there.
	Consciousness software, yeah. First one right there.
	A one-minute clip of this, because, you know, The View will come after me.
	ABC, I'll give another copyright strike.
	I mean, it is so hard to play clips on YouTube and then claim fair use, even if they're shorter and you're commenting on them.
	So without further ado, here's Whoopi and Rothblatt back in 2016 yucking it up about transhumanism.
	They're looking towards the future.
	Martine developed an AI robot, Bina 48, as the first steps towards keeping loved ones' legacies and memories alive.
	So AIs are people too, okay?
	The only difference is they're people without skin.
	AIs are people too.
	No, they're not. That's an outright lie right in the beginning right there.
	AIs are people too.
	No, they are not people.
	No, no, no. They are software.
	They are data.
	That's what they are.
	They are a shell.
	A shell of what a person actually is or is constituted by.
	Our videos of ourselves, our pictures, our chats, our tweets, all of this stuff will be combined together with a new kind of software called Mindware that will be an operating system that works the way the human mind works.
	Oh my god!
	How, what?
	Where's the challenging question?
	Stop. Full stop.
	They're not people, too.
	They're not people, too.
	It can't be people because they don't have consciousness, no matter what they tell you.
	Not only do they not have consciousness, this idea that somehow non-carbon-based life...
	It's going to be better than the carbon-based life.
	Listen, transistors in your computer fail.
	Hard drives fail.
	The only thing that won't have to be replaced on this super robot avatar of consciousness, these beings we're supposed to create eventually, It's the data itself.
	Because data can be moved.
	Because guess what? It's just data.
	It's not consciousness.
	It's not what we might call a soul.
	It's not even close. Is it here already?
	It's coming very, very quickly.
	You see it in Bina48.
	You see the beginnings of it.
	I mean, I'm very excited to meet you.
	Thanks. You are a nice person.
	Woo-pee. Thank you.
	Woo-pee. Woo-pee.
	You are a nice person.
	And just the fact that Bina48, you know, talk about weirdness and narcissism and all that other stuff, is based in Rothblatt's wife, Whom Rothblatt married before the surgery and has children with and stayed together with, by the way. It's also at the apex of Rothblatt's religion, Terrasim, which I'm sure we will get into a little later.
	I don't know if we'll get into it with whoopee, whoopee.
	Whoopi Goldberg, one of the most famous female comedians in the U.S., Whoopi Goldberg is also known for her dramatic performances in the films The Color Purple and Ghost.
	I'm gonna say goodnight now.
	Goodbye now. Woo!
	Yeah! Woo!
	Yeah! Woo!
	The dark cartoon is here.
	Let's just go to the software part of this.
	And Ralph Blatt is going to explain the software angle of this.
	What it really is. The rate of development in computer processing Hardware, firmware, and software has been advancing along the curve such that by the 2020s, as we saw in earlier presentations today, there will be information technology that processes information and the world around us at the same rate as the human mind.
	So, obviously, we're in the 2020s now.
	I would argue we are there, 100%.
	We're seeing that with just some of the developmental AI tools that are becoming commercially available as well.
	And so that being so, you're actually getting ready for this world by believing that we will soon be able to, what, actually take the contents of our brains and somehow preserve them forever.
	How do you describe that?
	Well, Chris, what we're working on is creating a situation where people can create a mind file.
	And a mind file is the collection of their mannerisms, personality, recollection, feelings, beliefs, attitudes, and values.
	Everything that we pour today into Google, into Amazon, into Facebook.
	And all this information stored there will be able, in the next couple decades, once software is able to recapitulate consciousness, be able to revive the consciousness which is imminent in our mind file.
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	So you heard it from Rothblatt right there.
	We're going to go down the line and play some more clips.
	But this Mindfile idea...
	Is, again, not you.
	It's not you.
	It's never going to be you, no matter what they tell you.
	And the way that the transgender aspect of this fits in is, again, to disassociate you and your consciousness, whatever you want to call it, what makes a human a human, okay, is With their biological reality.
	Alright? Because that's very much who we are and how we develop as human beings.
	Or anywhere else in nature.
	Anywhere else in nature.
	Where you have mammalia.
	Okay? Or organisms that have two sexes to produce.
	Because, you know, there are those organisms out there that do reproduce, that are asexual, etc.
	Yeah, the organisms. They're not people.
	There is a biological reality.
	That is part of who we are, inherently.
	Every time.
	And they want to take that away.
	And further and further down the line...
	Take you away from any type of spiritual thought or human feeling and convince you that data and an algorithm based in a digital wonderverse or some type of avatar is the same thing.
	It's not. Okay?
	It's not. And Rothblatt is at the forefront of this.
	So let's go down the line to this great thread by Paul Rossi.
	I wasn't able to rip these clips.
	So we're going to have to play them right from the Twitter.
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	As we begin digitally uploading our mind and having digital twins or what we call cyber conscious versions of ourselves, the choices and the options are going to become even more complicated.
	Also, the benefits will grow as well, but it never stopped people.
	People always were willing to accept the problems that went along with the benefits.
	We like cars, but we have like tens of thousands of people that die every year in car accidents.
	We accept that because we like cars.
	We're going to have a lot of emotional pain by having a digital twin.
	We're going to have a lot of emotional pain by having a digital twin.
	Ray Kurzweil, who is the author of several books on transhumanism, some might even call him one of the godfathers of the transhumanist movement.
	Although you can go all the way back to cybernetics, right?
	You can go to Hans Morvick.
	There are other authors on the subject.
	He penned The Age of Spiritual Machines in 99.
	He also did the foreword to Rothblatt's book Virtually Human from 2015.
	Now, in 99, he went on a tour, if you will.
	And somewhere I have these videos.
	I didn't queue them up for today.
	I've got plenty queued up for today that we haven't gotten to yet.
	And who knows whether we're going to get to them.
	But he talked about this...
	Mind clone idea.
	This other Kurzweil.
	He talked about it that someone could even scan your brain while you were asleep with non-invasive tools.
	And you wouldn't even know that you had a clone out there.
	And then basically gestate it or place it into a gestated other being.
	This other Kurzweil.
	And he said, look, I might have a problem with the fact that this other Ray is younger than me or that he's going to live forever and I'm not.
	That is an issue.
	And at least he acknowledged that then.
	He also acknowledged the fact that he didn't necessarily believe that the beings we create will actually be conscious, but he believed that They will be so persuasive that they will make us believe that they are having these quote-unquote spiritual experiences and are in fact conscious.
	So there's going to be a lot of emotional pain, but we're just going to accept it, says Rothblatt.
	Let's just roll that back a little bit.
	We have like tens of thousands of people that die every year in car accidents.
	We accept that because we like cars.
	We're going to have a lot of emotional pain by having a digital twin, but we'll accept that for the benefits of being able to process twice as much reality as we can do when we're just one mind doing it.
	To give you an example, you'll be able to do, say, three interviews at the same time of different people.
	It'll be great content from all three of the interviews.
	Each of the, say, two digital twins of yourself will brief you.
	We'll give you the Cliff Note version.
	We'll brief all three of you the Cliff Note version of how the interview went.
	You can stream it. You can watch it.
	You may be a little bit slower.
	Your digital twins a little bit faster.
	So your mind will literally expand face-to-face.
	Oh yeah! Your mind will expand when there's more yous doing more things when most people don't even do much.
	Now I want you to think about that aspect of it.
	Do you really believe that this is for you?
	Like for the average person?
	Especially for the person that they're grooming for the future, somebody on a UBI? Somebody that doesn't even work 30 hours a week, if that.
	Somebody that's just kind of around.
	You're going to need four of you to stream and watch the interviews?
	Huh? I mean, these things are ludicrous.
	Or the idea that somehow your digital you is going to brief you.
	Your digital clone you.
	Now, the real question is...
	Because, listen, that part of it will more than likely actually become a reality.
	We've talked about this. AI replacing Holly weirdos is one thing, but real-time AI clones that are either controlled by a person or avatar that's then done over, running man style, in a lot of ways is already here.
	We've seen some of the mega filters on Instagram.
	We're not that far away from whatever.
	But we've also seen the introduction of social media and even regular media personalities that are fully digital and AI. And again, this is what they want because then you don't have that empathy of a human being or somebody going rogue like a Carrie Lake, right? Carrie Lake, on television, as a trusted news source for many, many years, challenges the system during the COVID-1984 nightmare, runs for office, and in Any thinking person's brain is completely and totally cheated.
	They don't want that aspect.
	They don't even want to have to cheat somebody to have an election.
	Right? So, this idea you're going to need four of you for a day.
	Like, oh, you know, I cancel so many interviews that I can't be a part of.
	That's not real. Now, I can't make every interview.
	And maybe one day I'll...
	Hit the level where I'm gonna have to cancel all the time, but I'd rather do that than let my digital avatar take over for an interview.
	That's not me, man!
	It's not me! Oh, the psychologists!
	Because you know what? The psychologists, especially as of late, have really had everybody's best interests at heart putting people on SSRIs and psychotropic drugs.
	Oh, the psychologists will help.
	Don't worry. Oh, the psychologists.
	I mean, get out of here.
	The other thing is like more people, more options, more social collisions.
	And that's the job of lawyers.
	A lot of people like to knock down lawyers, but they kind of forget before there were lawyers, things were settled with swords and arrows.
	And lawyers are there to prevent us settling things with swords and arrows.
	That's actually a really true and astute point.
	Okay? So, not just swords and arrows, but all sorts of other types of weapons.
	And that's why they use lawfare so much, because it protects them.
	Now, many of these people are not ignorant to the fact that there are people that would wish to do them physical harm, and that's why they have armed security, and they don't want you to be armed.
	But... We have turned into a society where very much lawfare is part of this fifth generational warfare.
	And in a separate clip, which I have, and we are probably going to be playing in a moment, Rothblatt admits that it's going to be the lawyers that eventually give these beings rights.
	Period. Yeah, no, they're going to get rights through lawfare.
	And look, look what's happened with children and transgenderism through lawfare.
	Right? There shouldn't be a need for Ron DeSantis or anybody else to put the banhammer on permanent...
	Permanent sexual surgery of kids, of people under the age of 18, whose brains are far from fully formed.
	I mean, that shouldn't even be a thing.
	Think about it. We've got laws in this country now, in almost every state, where it's 21 to smoke a cigarette.
	The alcohol laws have always been 21, at least in my generation.
	I know the generation before also 18.
	But if you can't consent to either of those, which may or may not have life-altering consequences in the heat of the moment, how in the hell are you supposed to consent to the other thing?
	So they've already utilized lawfare in a whole lot of ways.
	Whole lot of ways.
	Let's get into this next clip from Rothblatt right here.
	And one of the things I'm super, super happy about with the millennial generation is I see so many people coming out as gender non-binary, which is in the apartheid of sex, that's why I called it the apartheid, is like in that book I said there really is not just two separate genders.
	So just understand the apartheid of sex.
	That's from trans...
	I believe that... Actually, is that a separate book?
	We'll look it up in a minute. I'm pretty sure that that's from transgender to transhuman.
	Okay? And that's just a different title for it.
	There's a million different genders.
	And now I've got friends of mine saying, oh, my God, I don't know what to do.
	My daughter is saying that, like, you know, she doesn't want to be a girl and she doesn't want to be a boy.
	And I say, well, so what?
	I mean, you know, I say love the person as they are.
	Love the person as they are.
	It's their life. You know, you've got your life.
	Why are you trying to impose, like, a particular gender on whether it's your son or your daughter or your offspring?
	So again, going after the kids right there.
	The apartheid of sex.
	Let's see if we can pull that still right up there.
	I want to see it. A manifesto of the freedom of form.
	Okay? The apartheid of sex.
	Let's type it in. Rothblatt.
	The apartheid of sex.
	Is this the same book or is that a separate book?
	January 17th, 1995.
	It is a separate book.
	Wow! That one is even before Unzipped Jeans.
	See, you learn something new every day.
	We're going to come back.
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	Now, I want to reiterate this.
	No human being can be a number.
	Non-binary is not a thing.
	That's a movement again.
	To get you into the idea that you are technology.
	That you are the robot.
	That you are the avatar.
	That you are the data.
	And not the person, not the consciousness.
	So like I said, man, you learn something new every day.
	I was unaware of this book by Rothblatt.
	And this also shows you how long the predator class will wait.
	How they will slowly...
	And incrementally introduce these ideas into the public arena.
	Because when I saw the apartheid of sex, a manifesto of the freedom of gender, remember gender ideology, very new.
	Very new.
	And then you see that from transgender to transhumanism, or transhuman, is a manifesto on the freedom of form.
	But what I want to reiterate here is As we go to the book, okay?
	It is that right here, you know, again, apartheid is one of the first things, if not the first thing, that is actually brought up in this book.
	Billions of sexes.
	What is male and female?
	Our genitals, but the tip of the iceberg.
	Okay? So right here in the forward, okay, they talk about apartheid of sex.
	Just incredible to me.
	I missed that in this because I skipped the forward and I went, I believe, to what?
	What is it? Let's see.
	The apartheid of sex and dreams from my father.
	We bring up the Obama stuff in this, in the forward.
	That's probably why I missed it.
	Let's go to South Africa because that is...
	The point.
	Why did it go to so? Yeah, exact matches.
	Alright, right here.
	In the future, labeling people at birth as male or female will be considered, and this is on page 8 of this, as unfair as South Africa's now abolished practice stamping black or white on people's ID cards.
	Excuse me? So I guess this is right in the forward of the book.
	So who is this by?
	Harold Brackman, PhD.
	The Museum of Tolerance historian.
	Oh. Oh, the Museum of Tolerance.
	And again, they're patients.
	This book is from 2011.
	2011. 16 years of After what?
	Apartheid of sex, a manifesto on the freedom of gender.
	They're going for it!
	They're going for it. And from there, I'm going to bring up these two clips, which I'm probably going to interrupt from time to time.
	And this is Rothblatt at the Transformers Conference in 2016.
	Rothblatt is also the recipient of this year's Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative Award, which is devoted to LBGT issues and puts her in an interesting issue because she has a company or part of the company is based in North Carolina, which As you know right now, she might get arrested for going to the bathroom if the Governor had anything to do about it.
	Ladies and gentlemen, Martine Rothblatt.
	Martine, one of the basic concepts that you're interested in, it's not just improving life, but it's actually immortality.
	That we're all going to live forever.
	And Martin, I might mention, has founded a religion, as one does, known as terrorism.
	It's based on transhumanism.
	And you have the idea that we're not just going to live a long time, but we're all going to live forever.
	Tell us your concept of immortality and how that actually would work.
	Thanks Neely. It's a great pleasure to be here.
	The idea is one that has been percolating up from lots of people in the information technology industry for a while.
	Perhaps Ray Kurzweil, who is a prolific inventor, is best known for the idea.
	That as our abilities in the information processing industry, computer software, storage of more and more of our thoughts and our ideas outside of our body becomes easier, more automatic, less expensive, That ultimately we're going to have sort of digital doppelgangers of ourselves that are stored in the cloud and are able to present themselves to any manner of devices.
	And that as thousands and thousands of software coders and hackers and people in the maker movement Work to make the software that runs these digital doppelgangers ever more lifelike, ever more human-like.
	They'll come sort of a tipping point when people begin to claim that these digital doppelgangers have achieved what we call consciousness.
	And remember, It's not necessarily people, although people like Rothblatt will make that claim, right?
	Because they've already made that claim.
	They made that claim when they said they're just people too.
	They're also people, referring to robotics and programming and data.
	Okay? Kurzweil argues that it will actually be the entities that we create, right?
	That are going to be that convincing.
	And again, we've already seen that come into the public arena with the Google whistleblower who just also happened to be into the occult and chaos magic.
	you know, that guy who got let go.
	They said it was like working with another human being and basically he treated it as yet another employee.
	So yes, there will be people that advocate for this, but at the end of the day,
	they tell us that the advocation will come from the beings we create themselves.
	An ability to have a sense of themselves, hopes, fears, and feelings.
	And at that point, I think the activity will move to the legal arena as to whether or not these digital doppelgangers really are conscious, really do have an independent legal identity.
	And kind of the trend of progressive thinking is once there's a scientific consensus, and in this case it would be the science of psychology.
	Notice how psychology works into all of this?
	A scientific consensus.
	When is there ever a full-on scientific consensus?
	Yet another term that we have to be ever more wary about.
	And as you can see, they're founder of Sirius Satellite Radio, among other things.
	It's a technological powerhouse.
	So it's right there.
	Through lawfare and psychology, which is the...
	Remember, we're at a place right now where it's peace for health and...
	And health for peace.
	With the UN and the World Health Organization and all that bull snap.
	And trust the science.
	If you want a Huxley-esque existence, good for you.
	You zombify yourself.
	Stay out of my business.
	That's why this technopoly is nightmarish.
	We played the clips of Howard Scott, the founder of the technocracy movement in this country, founder of Technocracy, Inc., advocating for what?
	The sterilization of the population through means in which we essentially poison the water and air supplies or food supplies.
	Gleeful about it.
	Gleeful about it.
	These people hate humanity, act like they want to duplicate it.
	No, they're trying to replace it.
	They're trying to replace it through lawfare.
	And they're trying to enslave the remnants of it through their science and their psychologists.
	That being the science of the mind, that these digital doppelgangers are in fact cyber conscious.
	Then they'll begin to acquire the sorts of rights and protections that we assign to even our pets, laboratory animals, and to quite a high extent to primates like chimpanzees.
	And so in this way, ourselves will kind of morph into a sort of digital consciousness that is recognized by the law.
	Yeah, we're going to recognize you're morphing into a digital consciousness by the law.
	TD, I appreciate that tip, brother.
	I really do. He says, with deep appreciation for the great lengths you go to share truths.
	You are intelligent and you care.
	I care, man. I care.
	I may not be the smartest guy all the time.
	I may not get right all the time.
	But the bottom line is, we're talking truth here.
	It's right in your face.
	Again, apartheid of sex.
	A manifesto on the freedom of gender.
	Unzipped jeans.
	Taking charge of baby making in the new millennium.
	Mind clones. Psychology is the new science.
	It's essentially going to eliminate humanity and empower the AI. No freaking thanks!
	Sorry. No thank you.
	With a big no-no.
	I'm going to start this next clip where the gentleman next to her asks...
	Whether or not this is eugenics.
	And remember, in this book, Rothblatt downplays it.
	They talk about the positive eugenics, the good eugenics, as what?
	Transgenics.
	Transgenics.
	Let me say it again.
	Transgenics.
	And I think very quickly we'll get to a point where we say that that cyber-conscious individual
	has a soul.
	It's Neely's soul.
	And even if, God forbid, Neely's body ends in a car accident or some other death and disability, Neely did not end.
	Neely's identity continues in this cyber conscious form.
	Let me ask you one more about sort of the frightening aspects of this, because there would be some people that none of us want to live forever.
	Hitler, for example.
	Nobody wants this guy to be able to upload, right?
	So where do you get into sort of eugenics was a real thing in this country?
	In other words, you know, 20 years, 80 years ago.
	No, 20 years ago still too.
	This 2016 is still going on in the 90s.
	Still going on now. Hasn't ended.
	Been rebranded.
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	Alright! We're on to the second hour.
	I want to thank everybody who's come along for the ride, watching on alternative broadcasts.
	Because, look, I'd love for the algorithm at UtahTube, to be fair, I'd love to have the opportunity to make money again on YouTube or anywhere.
	You know, don't get me wrong, I feel blessed.
	That I'm able to do these shows and people actually pay me for them.
	That's nice. That's...
	It's like, whoa, buddy!
	Whoa, buddy! But...
	The bigger issue is reaching more people so we can combat this.
	So we don't have lunatics, literal lunatics going around, proposing mind clones and downplaying eugenics aspects of this.
	So let's go back to Rothblatt here.
	And I think very quickly we'll get to a point.
	We're going to cull people to make the whole tribe better.
	You're a nice person to run this project, but how do we avoid sort of digital eugenics and cyber robots, cyber people?
	Where does that come in?
	Who gets to participate in the program?
	Correct. That's a great question.
	And one is, nobody's going to want a robot Hitler.
	I'm a good person.
	We're not going to cull anybody.
	And yet, everything they're doing says the opposite of that.
	From ESG to SDG. That's right.
	From environmental, societal, and governance, right, to ESG. Okay?
	To environmental. Wait, wait.
	What are they? Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs.
	They're sustainable. Yeah, yeah.
	That's SDGs, Sustainable Development Goals.
	See, I get confused with all the acronyms.
	Okay, so here Rothblatt just kind of assures you everything's okay.
	I'm a good person. Yeah, Neely, I'm kind of, I have the point of view that this is not something, a realistic thing to really fear because all of this cyber consciousness and all of these robots that are being developed are being developed in an environment which even though it's a human-made environment, our socio-economic system, it's still an environment much like the natural environment.
	It's just us humans are the selection factors.
	And so the laws of Darwinism still apply.
	And the so-called bad robot problem or the Hitler robot problem, there is going to be nobody that wants to buy a Hitler robot.
	Totally lies anyway, and it's not like wants to buy a Hitler robot.
	Like, they're going to be our property.
	That doesn't seem like what's actually happening.
	That's a cover story.
	The truth of the matter is, is that a class of people, a predator class that is based in social Darwinism, that law, is going to look at the rest of us as their pets.
	As they own us.
	The segment of the population that they are trying to enslave and ultimately euthanize, experiment on.
	We're their play toys.
	Okay? That's the reality here.
	If a Hitler robot emerges and begins to do bad things, the same thing is going to happen to the Hitler robot that happened to the real Hitler, which is the rest of society is going to rise up and quash it down.
	So there's no market really for an evil robot, evil software.
	Does that mean that evil robots and software will never exist?
	No, I don't think it means that because there's always mutations in the environment and there will be bad people and bad robots that emerge.
	But the vast majority of billions of people that comprise all the decision-making in society through their economic powers and their political powers.
	How much political or economic power does the common person have right now?
	I know people are trying to do victory laps about Bud Light and Target losing some money.
	Are they out of business? Are they going to be out of business?
	Are they going to recoup? Of course they are.
	Of course they are.
	Because it's not about money anymore.
	It's about control over everything.
	Over the resources.
	And over your mind space.
	Over this narrative that no longer is allowed to be challenged.
	So the idea that billions of people are going to decide, I mean, it's not exclusive to this country.
	Did France give a mother truck when every weekend you had the yellow vests out in force way before COVID? Did they care?
	Anything to get done there? How about Brexit?
	When the people clearly spoke up time and time again through referendums and were supposed to get out of the EU, did that ever happen?
	Did it? A-Martin?
	So this is bull snap.
	This is pretty bird.
	Pretty bird. Nice bunny.
	Good little bunny. Snap!
	Snippity! Snap!
	You get it?
	No, everything's okay.
	It's alright.
	Don't worry. Nope.
	Sorry. Sorry.
	So, as Rolf Blatt wraps this up, the next clip gets into Bina48, Terrasim, and this
	quote unquote religion of living forever with these digital doppelgangers.
	We'll quash down the bad people, the bad robots, and so I think it's a self-correcting problem
	because humans, overwhelmingly good humans, comprise the Darwinian environment in which
	all of this cyber consciousness will emerge.
	The Kitty Hawk type of project on this, Beena 48, named for your lovely spouse, which I have talked to and as many others, it's sort of a head on a table at this point, but it talks to you.
	And you've described it, this isn't the finished product of where we want to go.
	But Beena 48 is the Kitty Hawk basis of how this, you call them doppelgangers, can you say robots?
	Yeah, robots are just as good.
	I kind of have the idea like the Matrix where they were plugging stuff into the back of people's heads.
	I have the idea that you upload everybody's personality or consciousness onto what amounts to a thumb drive and then you can upload it to the cloud so you're always there and you can just plug it into a robot and there you are.
	Right, but that's been a 48 on the screen and that was from a recent episode of Morgan Freedman's series on the National Geographic channel about the nature of God and religion and whatnot.
	So we did this project to really inspire young people, and I'd say young girls in particular, to become coders.
	And when they have an opportunity to speak with being a 48 and see that even today in our somewhat primitive 20 teens, we're able to write software that can respond idiosyncratically.
	She doesn't give the same answer any two times.
	And there's no pre-scripted questions.
	You can ask her anything.
	I'd say she's way better than Siri.
	Cuter. Oh, cuter too.
	Everything's funny to these people.
	So, targeting of young girls here, that's a big thing.
	You notice in the other clip, talking about a daughter being non-binary.
	Coincidence? I don't know that there is.
	We often get hung up on...
	Little boys into little girls when we talk about the demonry behind permanently scarring children with surgery, right?
	And this type of activity.
	But I'm sorry, top surgery for girls, which is the most prevalent, is extremely harmful, as well as the hormones there.
	And again...
	When you're allowed to do other things as an adult, do your thing.
	Hopefully you've developed enough in here and in here that you're able to make somewhat good decisions.
	I know that I effed up a lot between 18 and 25 on a lot of different things.
	Not perfect. I don't have super regrets.
	But I can look back and say, you dumbass.
	Wow. You know, I just saw that story...
	Of the kid who jumped off a boat as a dare with his friend's 18-year-old ball player and he's gone.
	Like, he jumped off the boat in this area and they looked for him all night, couldn't find him.
	And I think to myself, you know, I saw a lot of people being really nasty about it and talking about things like the Darwin Awards and blah, blah, blah.
	And it's just like, I know I'm a dummy and that could very well have been me at 18.
	I did stupid things like that.
	I mean, do you want to raise somebody that's super risk-averse?
	In other words, aren't going to take chances?
	And I don't know that you can even parent something like that out of a kid.
	Maybe you can.
	But I think a lot of people out there, including myself, and still at times, make rash decisions.
	Now that one cost his life.
	And I would assume that a lot of these other decisions that are made that are biologically going to change you are going to have super impacts on you, especially psychologically, which is kind of the point.
	That's how all these technologies integrate with one another.
	Even when you look at this other document right here on brain-computer interfaces, invasive and non-invasive, Security 2040 of this RAND document.
	That gets into a lot of those aspects of psychology and thought and soldiers that quote-unquote shoot to miss.
	Let's get back to Rothblatt here.
	I'd say Amazon's Alexa is just about catching up to her.
	And I'm sure because there's thousands of people working on Alexa, she'll soar right past being a 48.
	But this type of software inspires young people to become coders.
	And that's why I'm so confident that cyber consciousness will emerge because it's not just our foundation or a couple big companies working on this.
	There are tens of thousands of people throughout the whole world who can make cyber consciousness They don't need a factory to make it.
	They don't need a lot of investment to make it.
	All they need is any kind of digital device to talk to the cloud.
	So they're talking about the accessibility of this code work.
	The FDA has recently approved Elon Musk's Neuralink.
	He has openly asked people to come in who, not only for that project, but for what I would consider a mirror project in the Optimus robot at Tesla, where he's asking Android coders to come in for software on that.
	And by the way, the Musk are nuts here.
	A lot of people forget this.
	But, he's got a new mega factory over in Texas for SpaceX and Boring employees.
	Now, people often associate the Boring Company with, he's got a flamethrower!
	He's the muskernut!
	He's got a flamethrower!
	I want a flamethrower!
	The Boring Company digs into the Earth...
	And is responsible for the vast majority of underground bunkers and networks that are currently being built or ones that have already been built and need to be maintained or expanded upon.
	He's a government contractor.
	That's what he does.
	Alright? Just like CureVac partners with Tesla and To print, molecularly print, biologically print the hate and lie shots that you inject into your body.
	That's what they did.
	You know, it's funny. I talked about Danny Paulschuk and how I'll be going on Low Value Mail tonight, but I had a conversation in person with Kurt Metzger, another great comedian.
	In fact, Kurt did a sketch with those guys, too.
	I actually talked about that sketch.
	I think it was like some kind of cheap guy.
	Another great sketch. And I was talking about CureVac.
	I actually talked to him about Rothblatt at length.
	And I was talking to him about CureVac as well.
	And he had no idea.
	And he goes, what do you mean printed?
	I go, that's what they are.
	They use biological molecular printing.
	This is a platform.
	He's like, what? I go, look man, let's just look it up.
	Because he didn't understand that.
	Biological, let's see, nanotechnology printing CureVac.
	Okay, let's see what comes up.
	mRNA printers kickstart personalized medicines for all.
	CureVac publishes natural preclinical data of second hate and lie shot.
	An mRNA vaccine platform that can rapidly combat multiple diseases.
	The mRNA vaccine platform.
	They print this stuff.
	They print it.
	And the muskernuts, very...
	The muskernuts and Rothblatt, probably two peas in a pod.
	Two piggity peas in a pod.
	Putting a positive spin on this.
	A renaissance of RNA therapies.
	We love you, CureVac.
	RNA print...
	Portable RNA printer!
	This portable RNA printer...
	So when I, you know, it's not like it tried to correct anything that I wrote here.
	Biological nanotechnology printing CureVac.
	There's no fact check.
	It's not a debate.
	This is DARPA tech.
	And NASA and DARPA, okay?
	Same thing.
	Same thing. Different sub-projects.
	They do the same exact thing.
	So that's why when the Musk are nuts this year, and he's got the Boring Company, he's got SpaceX for their rockets, and their Starlink uploads, and their Blackjack uploads, this dude is the agenda.
	He's the agenda.
	Ooh, the bar's so low that he talks about freedom of speech and we just believe him.
	Oh, what's that? The open source code showed that a federal agency still had a back door?
	So they could basically delist people or shove them down in the algorithm?
	Awesome. Cool beans, everybody!
	Cool beans! Beans that are cool.
	So, I talked a little bit about sustainability, productivity, ESG. I've talked about even the migration in the 2030 Agenda.
	Because this is against all of us.
	There's a reason that they are bringing in all these people to flood us that goes even outside of election rigging or cultural Marxism in that they want these people to adhere to the systems they impose through authoritarian means.
	And that's why they're going to give you a court date 10 years later.
	Because if at any point you become successful outside of that, or you rebel against the systems they put in place, they'll just send you right back.
	Oh, sorry.
	You're out! You're out of here!
	Because this is a system of command and control.
	And I've got Biden at the Global Health Fund.
	I can't believe how old this is now.
	It shows you time flies.
	Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.
	It's like nine months ago. It's in September.
	Everybody remembers that he went for the shake and kind of the shake over here and was there a shake over there and where am I? But they forgot the speech.
	The speech was what was important.
	Because it goes down the line on all of these development goals.
	Every single one of them.
	All of these development goals.
	And it's really about profit.
	And it's also this transgender agenda where we just have rights over children that parents no longer do.
	You can come and have refuge here.
	And you can barely speak.
	It's five minutes long.
	Right? Right? I mean, Bill Gates is the one that introduces him.
	Although I have that part, I think, clipped off.
	All that. All that.
	And by the way, you know, he's a shell of what he used to be.
	I saw, before we get into that, I saw a video going viral on the Biden mask.
	It's not Joe.
	Now, it's at an angle where this woman is using her phone on a TV. The TV is kind of oversaturated and blown out.
	I want to show people the actual footage.
	Okay? So, this is from...
	Let's see when it's from.
	May... Oh, they just aired it on May 28th.
	Right? That this wasn't...
	It's actually...
	This occurred before May 28th.
	I think it occurred like a little over a week ago.
	They must have just re-aired it.
	Is this one?
	It's got to be. This has got to be it.
	Hold on. I want to make sure that this is absolutely it and that I'm not making a mistake here.
	Biden on debt. Let's go to see all appearances.
	Let's go down the line.
	So, last aired on 29th.
	That is from the 28th. Maybe there's one before that.
	It could be that one. But I really thought it was right here, actually.
	The 17th in debt default.
	Let's see. Is this the one?
	Maybe. Five.
	Whatever. Let's see what we got.
	But anyway, the guy just hasn't gotten his Botox in a while.
	That might not be it.
	Because they really crumpled up the forehead here.
	Look. Look at this.
	He just hasn't had his Botox in a while.
	That is a mask, y'all!
	It is not a mask.
	That's how his actual forehead looks.
	Take a look. That's real.
	Hold on. I don't want to actually hear him talk, but we'll hit play.
	And, you know, the angle, it does make it look weird.
	But, guys, that's just his head.
	It's just his head.
	In fact, you can see something similar.
	And as you zoom out and you crumple it up and, you know, maybe you add a little contrast, it certainly looks a little more wild.
	But here it is. Let's see.
	I'm mad it won't either. Mr.
	President, do you think it's time for the U.S. to get rid of the debt limit?
	That this is, you know, for the reason you just laid out?
	No, I think it would cause more controversy getting rid of the debt limit, although I am exploring the idea that we would, at a later date, a year or two from now, decide whether or not the 14th Amendment, how that actually would impact on whether or not you need to do the debt limit every year.
	But that's another day.
	Thank you. Mr. President, do you believe that McCarthy has the vote, and did he negotiate in good faith?
	I think he negotiated with me in good faith.
	He kept his word. He said what he would do.
	He did what he said he'd do.
	And I have no idea where he had the votes.
	I expect he does. I don't think he would have made the agreement.
	Always coughing. Come on.
	Do you have a comment on the elections in Turkey?
	Have you spoken with President Erdogan?
	I have not spoken with him yet.
	Thank you. Let me see.
	There's one of the good forehead spots.
	Again, he's an 82-year-old man.
	Take a look. Again, not a mask.
	The guy can barely speak.
	He's coughing. He's slow.
	It's him. Alright?
	It's him. So here he is.
	In September, talking up the Global Fund, and then I'm going to go to Dennis Bushnell talking about sustainability and productivity improvement all the way back in 2011 and what that really means and how they are code words.
	Let me repeat that. Code words.
	Well, friends, fellow leaders, Bill, thank you for the introduction.
	Bill, thank you. I love you, Bill.
	Global Fund. I mean, look how out of it he looks here, too.
	He looks the same. He's got that same look because it's him.
	You know, I want to thank you all for being here.
	Not that you're here because we invited you.
	You'll be here no matter what.
	And Bill, thank you for your incredible leadership and commitment to global health.
	And everyone participating in this conference, and to all of you, I want to thank you.
	Thank you for fighting for what counts.
	This is all about saving lives.
	There's no ambiguity here.
	Working with partners to ensure that all communities are healthy and strong, at least have a shot at being healthy and strong.
	That people everywhere can live in dignity.
	It's hard to maintain your dignity when you look at your child and see that they are sick or ill with a disease that you can't control.
	Look at them. Just looking off into space.
	I'm sure he's looking up at a prompter somewhere.
	But this is the guy they're telling you is leading the free world.
	He looks disheveled.
	He looks disconnected.
	He looks confused.
	And he is.
	It's difficult. It shocks you.
	And it deprives you of your dignity.
	That's why the United States is proud to be a founding member of the Global Fund.
	And over the past 20 years, Through our work together, it's estimated that the Global Fund has saved, as you heard before, 50 million lives and dramatically, dramatically reduced the death rate of HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria in the countries where it's working.
	In the countries where it's working.
	I mean, he can barely talk.
	He can barely read off the prompter.
	He's getting ready to cough again.
	Excuse me. Today, We've seen some historic pledges to keep building on this incredible record.
	Almost 1.6 billion, I think I got it right, euros from France, 1.3 billion from Germany, 1 billion dollars from Japan, 1.2 billion dollars from Canada, 750 million euros from the European Commission, and significant increases in the private sector, Qatar, Republic of Korea, and from nations that themselves receive global firm grants, like Malawi and Niger also contributed.
	And as I pledge to all of you, the United States will donate one billion dollars for every two billion committed by the rest of the world.
	So that means...
	We love your money!
	Yay! That means we'll contribute half of what everybody else contributes, being the largest contributor overall to enslaving humanity under these SDGs and ESGs.
	We're going to work...
	That means we're going to work with our partners in Congress to contribute another $6 billion to the Global Fund.
	Bring in...
	Bringing the overall global pledge as of today to $14 billion.
	With these incredible contributions, we succeeded through our mutual and continuing commitment to deliver one of the largest fundraisers in global health history.
	And these billions are expected to deliver a 31-fold return on investment.
	31-fold return on investment.
	Think about that. 31-fold return on investment.
	That's a lot of money. That's more than when Bill Gates sat there and told you 20 to 1 return.
	In fact, let's pull it up. That Gates was making a 20 to 1 return.
	20 to 1 Gates vaccines.
	And that was at Davos. Okay, let's see if we can just go to videos.
	Here it is. Let's see.
	That's like the full clip.
	I just want the little baby clip.
	So this is right here.
	I mean, you know what? It's in the headline.
	That's all we have to do. My best investment turned $10 billion into $200.
	$20 to $1.
	Hell, let's play it and we'll go back to...
	I mean, after all, Bill Gates introduced him.
	Let's talk to the Epstein buddy himself.
	Come on. We're here today with Bill Gates.
	A lot to talk about, about what he's been working on.
	And Mr. Gates, thank you so much for being with us.
	I'd like to talk to you about your approach to vaccinations.
	You wrote something recently, and like you always do, you kind of looked at the problem from a scientific and business perspective on things.
	Oh, a scientific and business perspective.
	You've invested $10 billion in vaccinations over the last two decades, and you figured out the return on investment for that.
	And it kind of stunned me. Can you walk us through the math?
	Well, it's pretty impressive that when you take these vaccines, get them to be very inexpensive by making big volume commitments, have that right relationship with the private sector, get the delivery system so they're really getting the coverage out there, you literally save millions of lives.
	Oh yeah, he doesn't care about your life.
	That's not what she asked.
	You literally save millions of lives.
	And 20 years ago when we created these new multilateral organizations, Gavi for the Vaccines, Global Fund for HIV, TBN... And remember, he's speaking at Global Fund.
	For the HIV, a lot more than HIV. They'd be successful.
	They've gone through lots of challenges about making sure the money gets there, making sure the efficiency is right.
	But as we look at upcoming replenishments for those, and we've got so much distractions politically that the international needs like this could get eclipsed if we're not careful, we see a phenomenal track record.
	It's been $100 billion overall that the world's put in.
	Our foundation is a bit more than $10 billion.
	But we feel there's been over a 20 to 1 return.
	So if you just look at the economic benefits, that's a pretty strong number compared to anything else.
	That's a pretty strong number compared to anything else.
	Smiling. Can't help but smile while he says it.
	So let's bring it back to Biden here, telling you that, forget about 20 to 1, Global Fund, Gates involved.
	Like, same, I mean, he's there introducing him.
	Forget about 20 to 1.
	Now we're in a post-COVID world.
	Remember, the clip that you just saw right there is from 2019.
	January of 2019, right?
	Not even right before everything busts out in 2020.
	20 to 1.
	Well, here we are in 2022.
	It's 31 to 1.
	31 to 1.
	Bringing the overall global pledge as of today to $14 billion.
	With these incredible contributions, we succeeded through our mutual and continuing commitment to deliver one of the largest fundraisers in global health history.
	And these billions are expected to deliver a 31-fold return on investment.
	31-fold return on investment.
	And in other words, for every dollar to fight these diseases, we expect $31 in health gains
	and economic returns, which also advances our progress toward meeting the goal of sustainable
	development agenda.
	Sustainable development agenda.
	Sustainability is you are screwed.
	Your standard of living plummets.
	You bend the knee.
	That's it. That's what it means.
	We're going to play the clip of the chief scientist of NASA explaining that in 2011.
	And remember, he's still the chief scientist of NASA today.
	An organization that has been wargaming, wargaming the future since really it's an inception, but has this stunning document behind me that lays it all out from July of 2001.
	Revolutions, economic trends, the enemy after next, which is now what?
	The domestic terrorists, the white supremacists, the bots, borgs, and humans welcome you to 2025 AD. Very close to that.
	It's a military document.
	It's a military plan.
	It's based upon existing data, trends, analysis, and technologies.
	No pixie dust.
	All reality.
	15 years to produce, 40 plus years in inventory.
	You understand? Bio-nano era.
	We're there, man. We're there.
	Genomic design and repair of the human species.
	Cross-species molecular breeding.
	Directed evolution. Directed evolution.
	Directed evolution. Remember when they caught that guy on the hidden video, Project Veritas?
	Talking about directed evolution, directed evolution, directed evolution.
	All with the global warming and the pollution and the deforestation.
	Not so worried about the deforestation these days.
	They figured out their global warming scam definitely goes with the carbon credit system.
	Okay? And right here, again, they predict that the bio-nano era starts in 2020.
	They don't know how long it lasts, but we're in for a virtual nightmare if they succeed.
	And that is that transhumanist future I constantly talk about, and we are talking about.
	So let's go back to biggity Biden, Joe 31 times, so he can continue on about the Global Health Fund.
	So let's challenge ourselves to keep going and do even more.
	It's an investment that will save another 20 million lives, reduce mortality from these diseases another 64% in the next four years.
	It will support frontline health workers.
	Improve, and by the way, they deserve special, special, special thanks for what they've done, especially when it was much more dangerous than it is today.
	It will improve surveillance capabilities.
	Build stronger, more resilient.
	Surveillance capabilities.
	Yeah, we're definitely going to improve those.
	Because it's about track, trace, database under the skin.
	Biomimetics Transhumanism We need to make a difference in the world.
	We need to make a difference in the world.
	See that? See how the gender thing snuck into this as well?
	That's why we're playing this.
	31 to 1 returns.
	Bill Gates making that cheese.
	Gender ideology.
	Peace for health and health for peace.
	This is it, man.
	This is their modus operandi.
	You know, as we work together, the United States will also continue to advance our leadership through our own health investments in PEPFAR, the President's Malaria Initiative and Efforts to Fight TB. TB. These investments working in tandem and further amplifying the work of a global fund have helped turn the HIV-AIDS around and develop the world's first vaccine for malaria.
	Here in the United States, where almost 1.2 million people are living with HIV, we're implementing our new national HIV-AIDS strategy to accelerate and strengthen our national response to the HIV epidemic.
	We're putting equity at the core of our efforts.
	We have to ensure that everyone No matter who they are, who they love, where they come from, can access care and treatment they need, period.
	See what they're doing there? More of the gender-based ideology.
	More of the gender-based ideology saying, hey, come to the United States.
	We'll take care of you.
	Who they are and who they love.
	Get out of here with that garbage.
	Folks, And that they're treated with the dignity they deserve.
	Everyone should be able to lead a healthy, productive and fulfilling life.
	That's our goal.
	So thank you all for stepping up, especially in a challenging global economic environment.
	And I ask you to keep it going.
	Let's finish this fight together.
	Now is the moment to accelerate our efforts, to reduce health inequities, and to address barriers to access Including gender and human rights barriers.
	To build a more... Gender?
	I mean, right there, man.
	It's like the whole wrap-up of the speech.
	Gender, gender, gender.
	Gender, gender, gender.
	And now, again, he barely knows who he is.
	And where he is.
	So after he gets done, we're going to relive that moment.
	...inclusive healthcare systems.
	To leave no one behind.
	To end AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria for good.
	Let's demonstrate our collective power to take on challenges that matter most in people's lives and deliver progress.
	We have so much, so much to do.
	So let's get to work and thank you all for all you're doing.
	God bless you all.
	Now here it is.
	Here's the moment everybody played.
	And that's the thing. I get it why everybody played this.
	And they had every reason to. Wasn't that other five and a half minutes pretty important?
	Pretty important that the cartel said they were going to make 31 to 1 while enslaving us and promoting gender ideology.
	I think that's pretty important.
	So, without further ado... Here is Dennis Bushnell explaining to you about sustainability and productivity improvement.
	And that's your standard of living, plummeting, and that's the mantra we're going to use, but it's going to be under this equity agenda.
	Health for peace and peace for health.
	And then, productivity improvement is going to be the buzz term they use as they replace you with AI and robots.
	That's the plan, Stan.
	In fact, prevention of collapse in the ecosystem has now become the overwhelming issue.
	Current food production is based on freshwater plants, i.e.
	glycophytes. We're running out of fresh water, as you know.
	And by the way, we're now starting to hear that water is going to be privatized and become a commodity.
	We're starting to hear That in this country, and see it in others, that farmers are going to drastically have to change the way they farm.
	They're coming after our water and food supply at the same time.
	Tell me this isn't a transhumanist movement.
	Tell me this isn't command and control.
	Tell me this isn't the new technopoly neo-feudal system for the vast majority of us.
	The code word is sustainability.
	The...
	Code words. We got code words. The code word is sustainability.
	Hey, by the way, your standard of living, too high.
	Crashing of the ecosystem is due to population growth and the way we're now living, our standard of living.
	The estimates vary between 30 and 50 percent of a planet that we're currently short to sustain the standard of living and the current population, much less the population growth.
	As the Asians and their billions come up as they are at 9 to 11 percent growth rate to Western Standards of Living, we're going to be short three more planets, and they're not readily available.
	This will result in peak everything.
	This will result in Standards of Living plunging.
	So this is Malthus 101.
	Malthus 101, Malthusianism, what is a life worth?
	Literally telling you they are going back to this archaic system, this archaic system where the lords and the oligarchs, the kings and the queens, have domain over the land.
	I mean, that's what this is.
	And it's, everybody's chuckling.
	Well, it ain't 2011 anymore.
	Everybody think it's hilarious 12 years later?
	I don't. These innate ecosystem restrictions and shortfalls will necessarily shift world econometrics from a growth mantra to one of sustainability with possible population control instigated along the way.
	Oh! Oh, oh, we're just going to instigate population control along the way?
	How does that work? How do you institute population control?
	I'm sure you ask everybody.
	I'm sure you don't do it on your own.
	I mean, this...
	So Frank, and again, he's the author of the document behind me, right here, where if we type world population in, which is what we're going to do, World population.
	Stabilization of world population.
	These are just buzz terms.
	Bernaysian terms.
	Stabilization of the world population.
	Equalization of the haves and have-nots.
	That is, you will own nothing and you will like it.
	They don't tell you about the class of folks that own everything.
	That have everything.
	Demise of the U.S. underclasses.
	Because they want one class...
	One class, authored political military outlooks worldwide, i.e.
	that changes everything. He's telling you right now, instigate population control along the way that changes everything.
	Let me roll it on back.
	Roll it on back, Jack.
	World econometrics from a growth mantra, one of sustainability, with possible population control instigated along the way that changes everything.
	In terms of employment, just as an example, we are in a jobless economic recovery.
	There's about 7 million jobs missing.
	Some of them were go-wise and offshore.
	The rest of them were gone.
	The code word is productivity improvement, which is a code word for ever better automation and robotization.
	They got their code words, they got their plan, they got their robots, they got their AI, and they got their automation.
	When he tells you that nobody is safe, And that the robots can do it all.
	That's how the people who consider themselves top of the food chain feel.
	And they feel like they're the ones that are in control of that.
	So they have every right to be.
	If you look at the way the robots are going, human level machine intelligence from the IBU Brain Project is now about 10 to 15 years up.
	Via biomimetics where they've nanosectioned the neocortex and they're replicating it in silicon.
	They're having great success in all of this.
	So this is not soft computing, this is via biomimetics.
	We have looked 20, 30 years out with the way robotics and automation and machine intelligence is going.
	And what jobs the machines cannot do?
	The answer is none.
	We thought we need human touch labor in nursing homes for a while with the Japanese two years ago, but robots in nursing homes, the patients like it much better than the humans.
	Hilarious that we're going to put what?
	We're going to put robots in charge of health care, especially at the end of your life.
	Think how awful it would be to be in a home and the last thing that you're relating to isn't even a human being.
	It's sad to me.
	That's sad to me.
	So he's about to wrap this up in the next 18 seconds, but then I have like a six-minute compilation of Bushnell kind of explaining along the way AI, Google is the global brain, as the model, how AI could actually kill humanity without even thinking about it, and that's a problem.
	There's no real benevolent AI. And then at the end of the day, you either have humans that merge with machines, all right?
	Machines that merge with humans, or human-contaminated machines.
	That'll be his last word if we get that far.
	Okay, so let's finish this clip up and then go up to that compilation.
	The machines are creating wealth within the structures of the ecosystem capability.
	The machines are reducing costs, okay, producing wealth, but the humans increasingly can't compete.
	The machines are capable of really good deep learning, and that's what most of the current AI is based on.
	The current AI is essentially soft computing.
	It's neural nets, fuzzy logic, algorithms, and the deep learning.
	The machines coming up as we leave silicon and go to bio, optical, quantum, nano, molecular, and atomic computing, There's another 10 to the 8th to 10 to the 12th to go.
	We've come 10 to the 8th so far.
	The machine intelligence, currently, there's the soft computing business, but no one really sees a way to get the humans via deep learning or soft computing.
	They just don't.
	Not yet. There's no breakthrough in algorithms.
	What we are doing, which we'll get to humans, people now thinking this is what's worrying people, is the biomimetics part.
	This is where you nanosection the neocortex, replicate it in silicon, and you don't have to understand how it works, you just have to make it work this way as an artificial human brain surrogate.
	They will all go to Google.
	So this is now the de facto global brain, which will only get better.
	And we are busily, with nanosensors and other sensors, networking within 10 years some 3 trillion sensors.
	So the global brain will be fed with all of this information, and it will have all of the contents of all the libraries, And it will read all of everybody's emails and everything else.
	And so you end up with a really big global brain.
	That's different from intelligence.
	Yeah, no, that's called track trace database of everything you do.
	You know, he just told you you have no privacy.
	It's like, again, somewhere between 2016 and 2018, I'm not quite sure, of this discussion.
	He shows up on this woman's program quite a few times, and thanks to NetGain for putting this out there.
	So they're very much open to the fact that everything is being run through algorithmic
	intelligence based in Google, which is, you know, when you look at their quantum computing
	division, he talked about quantum computing right there as well, right?
	That's NASA.
	That's him.
	That's why he knows these things and he knows these programs.
	They were already doing it.
	It's a big joke.
	Now they want to get under your skin.
	He talked about the biomimetics part about this too.
	These people that you speak of that are worried about this are worried about the fact that as we develop, which we can now, it looks like via biomimetics at least, in the next 10, 20, 25 years at a human level of machine intelligence, there's the conventional rules of we're going to make it friendly to humans.
	Well, it turns out That people have now delved into that a bit and they're not so sure we can do that.
	And a really good brain, human level and beyond, machine intelligence could easily To produce untoward effects on humans, it wouldn't have to be malicious.
	It would just have to be unthinking and wipe us all out, given our huge reliance upon electrons in everything we do.
	And in fact, what we're developing this talk It is essentially a second intelligent species.
	We are, with the biomimetics where we're nanosectioning the neocortex and replicating it in silicon, people allege we're 10 to 15 to maybe 20 years max out from having a human level machine intelligence.
	The nanorobotics is giving all the dexterity, human dexterity and so forth.
	So when one looks in the totality of the human versus the robot, the robot knows more.
	The robot has a much better safety record in aviation.
	85% of the safety issues are human factors.
	It's clear if you want a safer system, you have less humans.
	You want a safer system, you have less humans.
	And you notice you talked about aviation.
	You know, we talked about defunding the police.
	We talked about the DARPA dogs, automation, law enforcement.
	We just talked about the robots in health care.
	Why do you think they're trying to work out the pilots too?
	It's the same thing. Next Gen 2025 is the agenda.
	They want automated everything.
	They want human beings out of the decision-making process.
	The machines so far are...
	More knowledgeable, the robot that we're using now to do cancer research and the cancer treatments is much better than the human physicians.
	The teachers are in fact more effective, the robot teachers in educating children They're more creative, the child has more control and so forth and so on.
	The studies show that children learn four to five times faster than they do in conventional schools and that's because conventional schools, they have a large amount of time keeping order The classmates are not always supportive for people who are brainy and intelligent and so forth and so on.
	So robots in the classroom as well.
	And we've talked about that at Link.
	In the classroom, in the doctor's office, in law enforcement, and in travel.
	The total education system for the robot teacher tends to be better.
	There will be essentially no jobs the machines cannot do.
	We currently have creative software that are doing ideation just as good or better than humans now.
	The creative jobs will be the last ones to go, but...
	I have not been able to discern any jobs that machines cannot do as machine intelligence and all the rest of the autonomous robotics develops.
	So, now we're to your question.
	What do you do with these people?
	What do you do with these people?
	What do you do with the people?
	Essentially three options.
	You've covered one, which is the guaranteed income.
	And the machines can produce the productivity, the wealth necessary, It's just the machines do the work instead of the people.
	Yes, you have to change the cultural milieu, but this is eventually doable.
	This is only one approach.
	The second approach is the fact that what's changed since you've last looked at this is the whole technology level and we humans are now converting ourselves into cyborgs.
	We now have artificial retinas, artificial hearts, we have brain chips.
	DARPA is working on brain chips for super soldiers.
	We can have a high bandwidth com port built in so we don't have to use the sensors and they're very limited bandwidth.
	And eventually this all ends up with uploading into the machines and instead of us versus them, humans versus the machines, we become them or they become us or you end up with human contaminated machines.
	I don't want human contaminated machines.
	I'm a human being. I'm team humanity.
	I'm going to continue to be team humanity.
	And I hope that you guys are too.
	Folks, we did it for two hours today.
	Stayed pretty on point with the overall message on the whispered transhuman truth.
	I showed you what this transgender gender is really about.
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