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It is time to get with your inner conscious resistance.
We've got Derek Brose.
You can also check his stuff out over at thelastamericanvagabond.com.
Now, we've got this summit of the future coming up in short order, man.
Time flies.
I mean, we're literally just over a week away from the next anniversary of 9-11, the 24th anniversary on the way to the 25th.
You know, New York City, very much a hodgepodge of globalism and the United Nations, of course, located there.
Tell us about this summit, my friend.
Absolutely.
So this is the Summit of the Future.
It's happening September 22nd to 23rd in New York City.
It's part of the annual United Nations General Assembly Week.
And normally, you know, Jason, I wouldn't probably pay too much attention to UN meetings, although I think we should, you know, keep our ear on them because we know they have meeting after meeting after meeting and a lot of it's just talk fest.
But this one is definitely being hyped up by the UN as well as the World Economic Forum.
They've been building to this for a couple of years.
I've been following it and reporting on it over the last year.
It started back in 2020 with the 75th anniversary of the UN and the member states calling for a new push towards completion of the Agenda 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals.
And UN Secretary General Antonio Gutierrez claiming that we're falling behind on the goals.
We're not going to reach them by 2030 unless we have this renewed push, both from support from nations as well as injection of finances and more money going towards the goals.
So at the Summit of the Future, they'll be meeting for two days.
And what people really need to know is that they're planning to sign what they're calling the Pact for the Future.
And we've already seen three drafts of it now.
The newest version should be coming out any day now.
It'll be finalized before they actually meet.
But every 193 member states of the UN is on board for this.
And the main takeaway is that it's calling for the creation of an emergency platform that they said could be initiated in the event of an emergency that shocks multiple regions of the world.
And of course, they list different things that could be emergencies, pandemics, cyber things, threats from space.
They put that in there, of course, all kinds of things.
And if the UN claims that's a shock that impacts multiple regions of the world, they could initiate this emergency platform.
And there's also discussions around creating UN 2.0, that it's time to remake the UN to give it more power.
And the emergency platform, the interesting thing, I think because of the pushback from the WHO pandemic agreement a few months back, they've made sure to put in language in there promising that it has nothing to do with overriding national sovereignty and that it won't be a standing body or a standing institution.
It'll just be a temporary thing.
But of course, I think most of us who pay attention to the UN are skeptical of the words they put out there.
And unfortunately, we haven't got as nearly as much attention on this as I think it deserves.
So I'm glad we're talking about it today.
But the vast majority of independent alternative media are still pretty much in the dark about this.
And we're just over, I think we got 20 days left until it happens.
I'm actually going to be in New York City reporting live from it for the couple of days that it's going on and trying to confront any officials that we see, representatives of the UN, representatives from the nation states.
The World Economic Forum is likely to be there as well because they're also holding what they're calling sustainable development impact meetings at the same time.
The Club of Rome is involved in this as well as the Trilateral Commission.
It's really a huge convergence of globalist organizations that are taking place later this month.
And let's talk about this idea that it's only going to be temporary.
These bodies and institutions and these treaties are never temporary.
Now, look, I think they want the inbuilt, plausible deniability circle that they had via COVID-19, where, again, oh, you're a sovereign institution, you still go by your Constitution and Bill of Rights.
But if you'd like to adhere to these policies and suggestions, this is what we're going.
And then every official from every bureaucracy that's involved in implementing some type of plan goes along with it.
Anyway, that's the real issue here.
It's death by a thousand cuts.
So yeah, we can put the pandemic treaty on hold.
These are another five avenues for globalism to work their way in and, like you said, empower even more organizations outside of just the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum, and the UN traditionally.
You're not only just talking about the trickle down organizations that are at these places on the stub, but you're now talking about, I would say, parallel organizations like the Trilateral Commission and these institutions getting more authority, getting more power.
Is that correct?
Absolutely.
And this, I think the most worrisome aspect, which may or may not happen at this pact, the Summit of the Future, they're absolutely going to sign the Pact for the Future.
And the latest version includes this emergency platform.
What may or may not also happen is a declaration of a planetary emergency.
That has been discussed in previous versions of this document, in discussions that have been ongoing for a year.
And I mentioned the Club of Rome specifically because for those who know who they are and they've been around for quite some time, obviously the progenitors of this idea that the humanity is the enemy of the planet and we should use the environment movement, climate change, or what they used to call global warming as a way to push for more control.
And ultimately, as you know, Jason, population reduction, eugenics.
The Club of Rome is a big force that so many people are still unaware of.
They're paying more attention to the World Economic Forum and the UN.
But you can go back to 2019 when the Club of Rome released this report saying it's time for a call for a planetary emergency.
And much of the same language that we're seeing now in this Pact for the Future and in the Pact for the Declaration of a Planetary Emergency and the Emergency Platform, it all goes back to the Club of Rome.
They are the ones who've been originating this idea.
And there's a few professors who are associated with them from Sweden who are pushing it along with another organization that's funded by the Rockefeller Foundation called the Stimson Center.
So you see the usual players along with some new names that are maybe lesser known, but ultimately it's the same thing.
They're pushing for more control.
Of course, they don't like the term global government anymore.
So they like to say multilateralism, global governance.
And I was just reviewing the documents this morning before our interview because I'm working on a new article about this.
And they are going to have some actual, some virtual events, which people can watch online.
Obviously, you don't have to be in person that are specifically focused on the acceleration of multilateralism, the acceleration of global governance.
This is going to be, in my view, a major step towards world government.
Of course, each of these documents sort of build on each other.
So you could go back a couple of years ago and they had a report called Our Common Agenda.
Last year, they had the Sustainable Development Summit in September 2023.
But the UN has as pitchers themselves of timelines that all lead towards the summit of the future and this, you know, this event that's only a couple of weeks away and the pact for the future.
And there will be more events afterwards, of course.
This isn't going to be the final thing, but it is going to be a major step.
And as I said, not enough people are even paying attention to really push back in the same way that we saw with the WHO Treaty and the pandemic agreement.
And just like you said, this thing pushes forward.
This will be far from the last incarnation of this.
But when we talk about planetary emergencies, when we talk about crisis, et cetera, you haven't said the magic words.
The two magic words, climate change.
Now, at any time, and we know what the mantra has been.
You talk about these organizations, whether it be the Club of Rome, the Summit from Brazil, etc.
It has always been around climate change and the crisis and the catastrophe it means for man.
So, you give these powers out to these people, you condition the public, you buy off and infiltrate the governments.
What are you going to get?
You're going to get a planetary emergency based on the regimentation of all human beings and activity under the guise of this climate crisis and under the guise of the authority of this global governance mechanism, in my opinion.
It's absolutely about climate change, Jason.
I mean, that's, of course, in their list of here's some of the emergencies we must prepare for.
They talk about war, they talk about economic collapse.
Like I said, there's a whole section about space, so they're definitely paying a lot of attention to this alleged threat from space.
But absolutely, they mentioned the climate crisis, and they really do mimic the language of the World Economic Forum that we've seen in the last couple years.
We've talked about this: this term poly crisis, you see that a few different times.
And all of that is designed to signal to the average person that the world is in such a state of calamity that there is no longer the capability for individuals or individual nation states to take on these problems.
They're so great, they're so massive, pandemics, climate change, et cetera, that we can't have nation states running the show anymore.
We need to move beyond that.
And again, they're talking about UN 2.0, they're talking about remaking the UN Security Council, invoking some charter changes.
Not sure if that will happen this time, but it's definitely on the table.
They're definitely discussing this.
And there's also discussions of a new Bretton Woods movement.
Of course, Bretton Woods was the beginning of the IMF and the World Bank.
So, a big part of this, as well as trying to inject millions, billions of dollars, if not trillions, into accelerating the race to the finish line for the SDGs and the Agenda 2030.
They talk about public-private partnerships, they talk about trying to get more money from the individual governments themselves.
So, we should more than likely expect to see not only the signing of the Pact for the Future, this implementation of an emergency platform, which then can be used at will, but also some new financial mechanisms where they're going to just try to inject as much cash into this and pushing these agendas on probably further than we've seen.
I mean, we all know COVID-19 was a big step forward towards global government and accelerating these agendas.
I think that we're going to see something big after the Pact for the Future is signed.
It might not happen on that day, on that weekend.
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It's still something we should pay attention to, but let alone after that, the document signed, it's all in place.
All they need to do is say there's an emergency that shocks multiple regions of the world, and they will invoke this emergency platform.
So, here it is.
We're going to shift a little gears.
We're going to go to the Track Trace Database Society.
You know, you and I have been talking about this for a very long time, but nonetheless, it's a big admission.
And then you look at the reaction of the companies involved.
So, you've got Cox Media Group, who's now been caught openly talking about active listening software that integrates AI to capture real-time intent by listening to conversations, not just the ones on your phone.
They activate that mic anywhere, folks.
You're moving, you're shaking, they're looking at this thing.
And they pair that with quote-unquote behavioral data to target in-market consumers.
Now, you have Google immediately taking them down as their partnership.
You got Facebook being like, Oh, we need to clarify this.
Are we using metadata?
You got Amazon saying they're not aware of the problem.
I mean, the big boy players.
The truth of the matter is that ACR software, audio content recognition, has been around for a very long time.
I have often pointed to Alfonso as some of this.
They also have video content recognition.
Alfonso, although utilized in cell phone smartphones, more your smart TV, your LG devices, they have these type of contracts.
But this has been going on for a very long time.
And I would just warn people that if you don't think that nation state entities or private entities hired by nation state sub-organizations are also doing this very same thing, you are being extremely naive.
No?
Absolutely.
You know, for one, this story is hopefully going to make some waves and more people will pay attention and not just be one of the things that comes and goes because it's important because I think most people have been in situations where they have said something out loud, had a conversation, and later went to whatever social media platform they're on or whatever website they're visiting and seen an ad pop up.
Now, of course, maybe to the average person, they're like, wow, that's convenient.
That's helpful.
Thanks for showing me that.
Those of us who are maybe a little more skeptical, we step back and say, okay, that's a little weird.
I didn't type anything.
I definitely didn't search for that, but I had a conversation about it and now it's showing up.
And so here we are.
We've got more confirmation that we're not crazy.
Those are, in fact, happening.
Those things are happening.
And I was looking, you know, this one's particularly related to the Cox Media Group, which is owned by the billionaire Cox family.
Not very well known.
They're not, you know, as known as a Musk or Bezos and things like that.
They own the Atlanta, some Atlanta papers.
So this is still just kind of a small media group, relatively speaking.
Now, if you don't think the other bigger players are using this, like you said, whether you're talking about governments or just bigger media groups that want advertising information to better sell ads to people to make their money, especially in the age where newspapers are starting to die and they're looking for any way to save their, you know, their brands and same thing with traditional cable news, you're just not paying attention.
I absolutely would believe that this is just one of many different type of programs and organizations using this information, these data sets, to then turn around and sell people stuff.
So at the most basic level, they're using surreptitious methods to try to sell you new boots and new hats and whatever things you probably don't need.
But at the same time, it's just more evidence that we are being monitored and listened to by all the devices around us, whether that, as you mentioned, the smartphone or the smart TV, the Alexa, and all those other things that people kind of expect are listening.
But now we've got the data to back it up.
And, you know, I don't know if we've got this evidence yet, but Jason, this brings me to similar related conversation about the potential for our minds being read because I don't know if I'm the only one.
I've talked to a few other people who've had experience where I've literally been in a situation where I haven't said a single word out loud, haven't even typed anything, but I had a thought in my head and then I saw an ad about it or an article pop up moments later or sometime within a period after that.
Perhaps I'm still crazy, but I wouldn't be surprised if we, with time, find out that that sort of capability is also being taken advantage of by corporations and governments.
Well, let me talk about that for a second because I don't think we're just looking at a real-time phenomenon, right?
Like we talked about the AI generation for real-time ads via these conversations.
I think for some time now, they are building a behavioral psychological profile, whether that's just based in consumer intent or not.
So you may be thinking about something that you have not verbalized, but you've given enough cues for this thing to put that out there.
So it doesn't, you know, I want people to understand that we're not talking about it specifically being able to read your brain waves.
However, who knows how far we really are in this type of technology?
We've had commercial brainwave devices that can, in fact, be programmed for certain tasks.
And we've gone over that for a very, very long time.
Obviously, human-brain interfaces.
But at the very least, I think that this is something that not only involves a consumer perspective, but also a political one.
Because if they're doing this to sell you a cell phone and sneakers, you better believe they're doing it to sell you political candidates and agendas as well.
So if you don't think that this could be or is being utilized right now via any major campaign, Trump, Harris, Congressional, Senate, etc., I think you would also be very naive, Derek.
I agree.
I mean, these folks are politicians are going to be using the same corporate technology as anybody else because they also want to get into our heads.
They want to know how to reach voters and they're going to use whatever they can, whether that's some sort of program like Cox Media Group is now being exposed for or simply scraping data from other sources.
They're absolutely going to try to use whatever they can to better understand human psychology, to sell you things, to get your vote, to manipulate you, etc.
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Last thing I'll mention, Jason, I'm going to be in New York City at the summer of the future.
If anybody wants to check that out, I'll be reporting at theconsciousresistance.com.
Absolutely.
You can also check them out over at thelastamericanvagabond.com.
I think that's where you're working on this latest article, correct?
Yep.
Yep.
Absolutely.
All right, Derek, thank you so much.
We will see you next week.
Every time we have Derek Broz on, just a great segment.
Hey, everybody, Jason Burmes here.
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