EPISODE 639: THE NEXT CHAPTER OF THE GREAT RESET
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This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare. | |
A commentator, international social media sensation and former Navy intelligence veteran. | |
This is Human Events with your host Jack Posobiec. | |
Deliver us from evil! | |
Well, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard a very special edition of Human Event. | |
I am joined here with, from live by the way, live to tape at least as we record this, from the annals and the sidelines of AmericaFest Turning Point event, Here in Phoenix, Arizona. | |
But we are with the wonderful, the amazing, the talented Ava Flaherdinger Book. | |
And she is here to talk to us and warn us about the next phase of the Great Reset. | |
Ava, this is something that you have been so vocal about. | |
We, of course, we went over last year for Great Reset 1.0. | |
Klaus Schwab sent his goons out to detained me at gunpoint. | |
The video, everyone knows, goes viral. | |
For doing my job, by the way. | |
Standing in, dressed like a reporter, standing in front of a camera, reporting what was going on. | |
And of course they did that because of not what we were doing, but because of who we were. | |
- Of course. - Because of who we were. | |
So why is it, well, before we get to that, we'll talk about that in a minute. | |
What do you view, and you're right there in Amsterdam, congratulations on the elections, by the way. | |
- Thank you. - Officially. | |
Tell us though, you are laser focused on Brussels next door. | |
What are they cooking up in the World Economic Forum? | |
- So, Klaus Schwab has often talked, right, about the concept of the fourth industrial revolution. | |
He has a whole book about it. | |
Yeah, so that's like, it's the blurring of the lines between the physical and the digital and even the biological realm. | |
And a lot of the pandemic's response has already been fourth industrial revolution technology, right, with the surveillance mechanisms, the tracking and the tracing, the mRNA technology. | |
And we're going to see much more of that, obviously with the rise of AI, but also European Union has the digital identity ready. | |
That's going to be rolled out very, very soon. | |
What is that? | |
So the digital identity project is basically, I don't know if your audience is aware of this, because I don't think you guys had this in America, but in Europe during COVID, we had digital vaccine passports. | |
So I remember this from when we went to visit Even last year, there was a question. | |
We didn't know if we were going to need something because I'm not vaccinated. | |
Neither am I. Tanya, my kids are not vaccinated. | |
All right. | |
Pure blood. | |
Pure blood. | |
And and we didn't know if we were going to need something. | |
And we actually had we we did the tests and we and they were looking for the tests. | |
Yeah. | |
You know, the rapid tests and all this before we could get in there and then before we get back to the United States. | |
And that's even 2022. | |
Yeah, yeah, no, it's crazy. | |
And I mean, so look, this was a digital QR code that you had to show on your phone. | |
And it was a government app, right? | |
There was also a European app for it. | |
And the crazy part about it is that you needed to get that QR code scanned for everywhere where you wanted to go. | |
And it would either have to be a test, you would have to be cured, right? | |
So that was like six months after getting tested. | |
It's all ridiculous anyway, or your vaccine. | |
So this was something... And the vaccine counts as a cure, of course. | |
Of course, of course. | |
But it did expire if you didn't get your booster. | |
By the way, not a few who, like everyone in my family, I don't know about you, but we all had COVID and we were cured by something called natural immunity. | |
Yeah, it's amazing. | |
And that did not count. | |
That did not count. | |
So this digital QR code that we had to... By the way, I got to tell you this. | |
So the best one, the best one of these, so of the four, our family of four, AJ, the youngest, was born in 2020, was born, and when Tanya was pregnant, late in the pregnancy, that's when we all caught COVID. | |
So she's pregnant, he gets born. | |
Then, do you remember when Omicron hit about, you know, about a year later, give or take, in late 2021? | |
give or take in late 2021. | |
That time around, none of us have symptoms because we all have the immunity And here's what's interesting. | |
Even little AJ didn't have symptoms. | |
He was born with the antibodies because he got them from mom. | |
He was born so he will live his entire life with that natural immunity. | |
Yeah. | |
Yeah. | |
Amazing. | |
And it's incredible how the body works. | |
That's actual biology. | |
It's God's design. | |
It's right there. | |
Yes, it's all right there. | |
But common sense and in general, you know, constitutional rights went straight out of the window. | |
So but this what what's important to know about this digital QR code is we had that right, we needed to show a digital QR code to other citizens, because suddenly everybody was allowed to check your identity and to scan your medical records. | |
In order to get into bars, restaurants, museums, anything, so just to partake in everyday life, you have to show this digital QR code. | |
And that digital QR code is exactly what they're now going to make a digital identity, like a digital passport, for just about every service that you can get in the European Union. | |
Wait, wait, wait, this is what I'm confused about. | |
If it's not predicated on vaccinations because COVID-19, they sort of lost that, you know, the crisis, the power of the crisis in COVID-19, what's the impetus for digital ID? | |
Convenience, Jack. | |
Convenience! | |
That's the way to a modern person's heart. | |
How convenient! | |
Yeah, so they're, you know, we never needed this, but now they're telling us, hey, this is going to make your life so much easier because if you want to rent a car somewhere in Europe, all you have to do is show them your digital QR code. | |
They scan it and they have all of your data. | |
You don't need to pick, you know, you don't have to have your papers on you. | |
None of that. | |
Well, this is all Chinese. | |
This is all Chinese. | |
In China, they don't even have the QR code and the digital ID. | |
You know what they have in China, right? | |
Yeah, the social credit system. | |
No, no, no, but what they use to track people. | |
Oh, facial recognition? | |
Right, it's just this. | |
You walk up and they have this, and I'm sure you've seen the videos, viral vending machines, and you walk up and I can just look at it and then it immediately connects my face with my bank account or your credit card. | |
So all of this will be integrated. | |
Your bank account, your credit card, and of course your credit card linked directly to what? | |
Oh, your credit score. | |
So the Commissioner, actually, European Commissioner, who is basically in charge of all of this, he actually talked about this. | |
He said, yeah, this is a digital wallet, so it will encompass everything. | |
A digital wallet. | |
And then he said, and you know what, we need something to fill it with. | |
And he didn't allude to what he meant, but, you know, for the intelligent listener, you're like, what do you fill a wallet with? | |
Money, right? | |
Money, of course. | |
And what is the European Union right now developing? | |
The digital euro. | |
So, digital wallet, digital identity, central bank digital currencies, all of it is right around the corner. | |
Amazon is actually the company that's been commissioned to develop the first pilots for the digital euro, which is like, why would Jeff Bezos have to do that? | |
It's odd, right? | |
And so once this is all in place, and that's what people need to understand, it's like, it's not about convenience. | |
It's so that every single time that you do something or say something that the government doesn't like, they can ruin your life. | |
You know, screen goes red. | |
It's like, you have the wrong opinions, Jack. | |
Sorry, no cheeseburger for you. | |
You said something bad on the X platform. | |
You misgendered somebody. | |
You did a hate speech. | |
And now, all of a sudden, your Amazon refrigerator won't open. | |
Exactly. | |
Because you've been locked out. | |
There was a guy who, he was actually an engineer, the software engineer in the United States, and he did the whole Microsoft home security system, and if I remember correctly, There was an issue with the ID verification, so he couldn't even verify who he was to the system. | |
He couldn't get into his own house. | |
All of these smart devices, you know, that they sell to you to make your life easier, at least that's what they say, all of those are, first of all, not smart, but they're all meant to control you. | |
They're all meant to keep track of your every single move and to then, of course, have the government And here's the danger. | |
to be able to program these things. | |
So central bank digital currency, same thing. | |
It's not just digital money, it's credit that you get from the government that they can take away from you at any step of the way. - And here's the danger. | |
The real danger is this. | |
It is convenient, right? | |
It is. | |
And that's the real danger, because if you are someone who's just going about your daily, daily life, we call them normies, we love the normies, we love our normies, don't we folks? | |
We have the best normies. | |
But you're not keyed into the potential threats of these technologies if they, like so many other situations, get in the hands of bad actors, of people who potentially have Negative intentions for them, and then want to use them to be able to receive control. | |
We saw this in Canada with the truckers, and we saw it in your homeland with the farmers. | |
Farmers, yeah, and I think that that's something people, it's the next step that people need to make. | |
What if they could switch all those tractors off? | |
Yeah, well think about electric vehicles, etc. | |
Exactly. | |
You know, like we were talking about those taxis that are driving around here. | |
I hate these things! | |
Here in Phoenix, like what are those? | |
I was going to bring this up, I didn't know if we were going to get to it. | |
But same wavelength there, because we're staying in Phoenix, folks. | |
And they have rolled out this pilot program in this city. | |
I think San Francisco has them. | |
Well, it's the Silicon Valley company. | |
They're doing, it's called Waymo, robot self-driving driverless taxis. | |
I hate these things. | |
Most dystopian things. | |
They're so dystopian. | |
So people get in them like an Uber, but there's nobody at the wheel. | |
And it drives you where you're supposed to go. | |
And I think they're so incredibly antisocial. | |
They're borderline demonic. | |
I'll say borderline demonic. | |
Okay, yeah. | |
I mean, I would cross that border. | |
You'd say full demonic? | |
Yeah, I retweeted it and I was like, not today, Satan. | |
Not today, Satan! | |
I'm not getting into that. | |
Kill all robots. | |
But this is the ultimate goal, right? | |
And I call them, by the way, I call them bug bots. | |
I call them bug bots because they're bug bots because they turn you into a bug. | |
They also want you to eat bugs. | |
They want you to eat the bugs. | |
No, they're bug bots. | |
They're little bug bots. | |
They want you to get in there. | |
One of them cut me off, by the way. | |
I was driving between the studio here, or excuse me, the studio where I was, and the convention center here, just going because we were doing some stuff off-site, some stuff on-site, and one of them bangs a U-turn in the middle of the road, nearly cuts me off. | |
I've got a slam on the brakes. | |
But people are going to die. | |
Children. | |
Children, children, elderly people will be killed by these things. | |
All in the name of convenience. | |
And it's all spinning around, it looks like a little spaceship. | |
Right. | |
We should go in one. | |
We should ride one. | |
I would never call to do anything illegal, but I really like the Blade Runners in the UK. | |
Who are those guys? | |
I've never heard of them. | |
Those guys who take down those very nice smart cameras. | |
I'm not familiar. | |
I'll have to take a look. | |
I'll have to check them out. | |
I'll have to take a look. | |
No, they're good. | |
Death to robots. | |
You know, this is like the whole idea behind it anyway, is to dehumanize us further and further, right? | |
Yes, exactly. | |
Dehumanize, atomize, cut off our social interaction. | |
Because you know what I love doing? | |
Actually, just as a guy who does this for a living, I'm sure you do this too, when you go to a new city, when you get out of the airplane, you get into the car, you have the ability to talk to somebody, have a social interaction. | |
I do this everywhere in the world, and there's nobody who knows their cities better than the drivers. | |
Yes! | |
Nobody. | |
And funnily enough, they were all the ones that were awake very early on in the pandemic because they were talking to people. | |
And that's what our establishment wants to destroy. | |
They want to destroy the ability for us to converse, to talk about their plans for us, to conspire, right? | |
It's in the word conspires to come together. | |
This is what Jeff Bezos pushes too, because Jeff Bezos, he wants the, uh, Employee lists, you know, convenience stores and grocery stores, you just walk in, facial recognition scans who you are, links that with your Amazon account, then you can walk in, you take an item off of the shelf, it records which item it is, it automatically subtracts that from your account, you walk out, you never talk to anybody. | |
You don't talk to anybody, you never get to exchange your ideas, you never get to share. | |
Or you set it up beforehand and you just pick up a bag. | |
Right, or your experiences about the things that you are seeing in the world, and that's exactly what they want. | |
It's all with COVID, with the climate, all of these crises that they use against us, or as pretext to crack down on our rights. | |
Which two do they always go for first? | |
It's freedom of speech and freedom of movement. | |
Yes. | |
There's a reason for that, because if you stop people from talking... We didn't even worry about freedom of movement before COVID-19. | |
Right! | |
It wasn't on the list. | |
We took it for granted, yeah. | |
We took it all for granted. | |
I remember so many trips, and I was in the military, so I was traveling all over the world. | |
You book a flight. | |
You book a flight, you go. | |
You go. | |
There was no question about this, and then all of a sudden, to see everything shut down in a matter of weeks. | |
And I think what it did though, honestly, and we can talk about this because we have to get back to Klaus Schwab, is it gave them a taste of total power like the Chinese Communist Party has over their people. | |
And they are going to forever being the same way that we chase our dopamine hits on our little dopamine, our little dopamine delivery devices in our pockets. | |
They are now chasing the dopamine of total power that they tasted during 2020. | |
This has made them more feral than ever and more dangerous than ever. | |
Yes, and I mean, they got what they wanted, you know, let's face it. | |
And I don't know what the vaccination rate was here in America, but in the Netherlands, the compliance rate was 92%. | |
92% of the population got at least one vaccine. | |
I think we were in the 60s, 70s. | |
At least one, yeah. | |
They're like, "Oh, this was easy." And then now they don't even need a crisis necessarily to impose those digital IDs on us. | |
It just suddenly is there. | |
And nobody voted for it. | |
Nobody asked for it. | |
But because our political system is so already estranged from us and we don't know who pulls the strings, it's also impossible to hold people accountable. | |
So like what are you gonna do? | |
You know, you're just I think we have to reject it just completely all of these things and say no I'm not gonna use it. | |
So that digital identity just don't don't download it This in the EU, you have it even worse than we do because you have your national governments, but so many of your national governments are superseded by this unelected bureaucracy in the EU, which is accountable to no one other than the multinational corporations, the international financiers. | |
There's no accountability to the people. | |
I have a background in law, right? | |
And just a mere fact, I want you to think about this, the European legislation has supremacy over national laws. | |
What are we talking about liberal democracy, right? | |
If an institution like the European Union has supremacy over the national lawmakers, those are the people that we elect to represent us, then you can't speak of democracy anymore. | |
And I think that that's something people really need to understand. | |
This is not just a trade union. | |
This is... | |
A globalist institution that wants to dictate your every move in life. | |
And it's going to get a lot worse with this digital identity. | |
You know, I am friends with Nigel Farage. | |
I think for our audience, we kind of get, but what they're doing is, what folks need to understand is that with the World Economic Forum, so the EU becomes testbed 1.0, that's how You are able to find this stuff and tell us what's coming around the bend for America because they tested on you. | |
Yes. | |
And whatever they can get across in the EU, then it comes to America. | |
So you're like the EU as they roll it out in Europe. | |
And we saw this during COVID. | |
Europe was about six months and in some cases six weeks ahead of whatever they wanted. | |
It would go Europe first, then Canada, then they would hit the United States. | |
Yeah, and the same thing with the farmers. | |
That's what I've been saying from the very beginning. | |
Mind you, world, this is not just a Dutch issue. | |
This is not just the Dutch government coming after. | |
We're pre-taping this, folks, but just a few minutes ago, we interviewed Vivek Ramaswamy. | |
You brought up what was happening to the Dutch farmers, and then he said, wait a minute, I just came back from Iowa. | |
They're doing the same thing to the Iowa farmers. | |
And you're saying they did it to the Dutch farmers last year. | |
They're using a totally other pretext. | |
They're saying it's carbon emissions, etc, etc. | |
But it's the same outcome. | |
It's the same outcome. | |
And it makes sense, right? | |
Because as we've been repeating all the time, this is ultimately about control. | |
Yeah. | |
And food is, of course, the best way to do it. | |
Every communist revolution, from Lenin and Stalin and Lysenkoism in the Soviet Union, to Chairman Mao and the Great Leap Forward in his China, to the Khmer Rouge, to anyone you want to look at anywhere in the world, they are obsessed with the farmland. | |
Control the food, control the people. | |
And the communists knew that and our establishment knows it too. | |
And this is ultimately, you know, we were talking about like, what's the next step here? | |
What are they going to do in order to get more of a grip on our lives? | |
And we were talking about this movie, right? | |
The Obama produced one, the predictive programming, the potential of a cyber attack. | |
The next pandemic will be the cyber pandemic. | |
This becomes the next big thing. | |
Suddenly Obama's putting a movie out about the cyber attack. | |
Klaus Schwab has got this big, the next pandemic will be the cyber pandemic. | |
It will not be a pandemic of biological, but a pandemic of technological. | |
And then suddenly, suddenly the World Economic Forum is producing videos showing a computer virus and how it sweeps over. | |
And I said, and it took me a minute to figure this out. | |
I said, why are they all talking about cyber attacks? | |
The first thing I said was, OK, so maybe there's going to be a cyber attack and they'll blame it on Russia and then they cancel the election, which, by the way, they still might. | |
Still could. | |
They still might. | |
But I think that the overall is and you were the one who really got this first. | |
In the same way that they lost the crisis of COVID, they're trying to bring back the crisis of climate change and the climate cult, and that's what they're using in Iowa. | |
But now the threat of cyber, the cyber emergency, the looming cyber threat. | |
What's the answer? | |
What's the answer when the World Economic Forum tells us we must be prepared for cyber warfare? | |
What's the solution from the World Economic Forum? | |
So in this video, you can look it up, right? | |
It's the World Economic Forum video about cyber pandemics. | |
And they say the only solution that we have against a global cyber attack would be to disconnect everything and everyone from the internet for a while. | |
Now, imagine what that would do. | |
You know, if we now would be completely disconnected from the internet, we would have mayhem in 24 hours less. | |
Riots, people would be bashing each other's phones. | |
And we'd only have one source of information, the government. | |
The government, because they would control the radio and be like, oh, we have a massive emergency here. | |
Which, by the way, they did this in Ukraine. | |
Really? | |
They shut down any opposition media, any media that wasn't 100% Grozelinski, anyone who called for peace, anyone who wanted dissent, gone. | |
100% gone. | |
It's very convenient, right, to get rid of your opponents, basically. | |
We have a major crisis, we all need to look in one direction right now, you need to listen to me. | |
I'm going to solve this for you. | |
And think about it. | |
And that's what they're doing with cyber now. | |
Yes. | |
And then even before that, what will they call for? | |
We will need a global internet treaty as part of the next World Economic Forum in Davos. | |
We will need a global summit to understand the control of the internet. | |
And this, of course, Elon Musk poses a huge threat to them. | |
Elon had some choice words for them at a conference, which you don't need to repeat now. | |
But you see, they want to ratchet up the centralization and the control of the Internet, which is again, and I keep saying, and I say this as someone who spent two years living and working in Chinese Communist China, that They just want to replace the Chinese model, or replicate the Chinese model, from there and bring it to the West. | |
And so they'll use whatever they have to, but total control of the internet? | |
Oh yeah! | |
That's exactly what they have in China. | |
People are going to be begging for it. | |
Imagine the chaos that would arise if the internet shut down. | |
Everything would stop to work. | |
Everything. | |
I mean, you know, people would run out of food and water. | |
How many people know how to drive and know how to get around without GPS and Google Maps? | |
I'm telling you. | |
They'll be able to install martial law to shut down the riots that will arise once the internet is cut off. | |
And then later they'll say, you know, to avoid this from ever happening again, we now need everybody to log into the internet safely with a digital identity. | |
And then what happens? | |
All of your moves on the internet are going to be tracked. | |
It's over with free speech. | |
It's over with freedom of movement on the internet. | |
Everything will be controlled under this pretext of we can never have this cyber attack Well, you know, and I brought this up, I actually did bring this up with Elon Musk recently, and I had a chance to ask him a couple of questions on his Xspace, and he said, because he has this phrase where he keeps saying, I want to comply with the law, I want to comply with the laws, I want to do everything legal when it comes to freedom of speech, which is a great ideal, it's certainly a great ideal. | |
However, and I challenged him on this, and I said, but Mr. Musk, What happens if the agencies that control that law start making moves and start making edicts and mandates that are in contrivance with the ideals of the law, as we're talking about here, that are in fact censorship, then they come to you and say, this is what the law is now. | |
And Elon knows that. | |
You must censor your platform. | |
He knows that all too well. | |
Look at what the European Union is doing. | |
You know, all of the Digital Service Act, for example. | |
That's the censorship act. | |
And if Elon has to comply to that, and he sadly has to, you know, that goes against freedom of speech completely. | |
- There is gonna be a minefield laying out for Elon, and I hope he remembers this, but I did ask him and I said- - Oh, he's a brave man. | |
- No, I asked him in terms of the 2024 election here in the United States, just on this specific issue, because what can I say? | |
For us Americans, it's a little bit urgent. | |
It's a little front of mind, if you will. | |
And Elon, and this of course went viral, it got written up and everything. | |
Even the mainstream was forced to report on it, which was great. | |
It's like the first interview I've done, they actually had the report on. | |
And Elon said to me, if they try to make me take down legal content, Then I would be personally prepared to go to prison. | |
Yeah, God bless Elon Musk, right? | |
So God bless him for that. | |
I mean, the efforts of one man, and with these laws, let's end with a Catholic note. | |
Thomas Aquinas, what did he say? | |
Lex in iusta non es lex. | |
An unjust law is not a law. | |
Resist much, obey little. | |
It's as simple as that, folks. | |
We've got another segment coming up with Ava Vlaar. | |
She's here all the way from Amsterdam joining us live on Human Events Special Edition. | |
What is coming next? | |
The next phase of the Great Reset. | |
Stay tuned. | |
We'll be right back. | |
And we're back, Human Events Special Edition. | |
We're speaking with Ava Vlar and we're talking about the next phase of the Great Reset. | |
And Ava, now there's been a huge response to the Great Reset here in the United States, but back in Europe, in response to the totalitarianism, the rise of these things, obviously, I mentioned before, you guys just had an incredible election. | |
Yes. | |
A huge victory. | |
It's still kind of shaking out what the new government's going to look like there in Amsterdam, excuse me, in the Netherlands. | |
But what do you think is really driving so much of this backlash? | |
What are you seeing? | |
I mean, it's happening everywhere in Europe, right? | |
So I feel like, in general, people are waking up to the globalist agenda because they can't hide the consequences of the open border policy specifically anymore. | |
I mean, the demographic change in Europe I know that you guys have a border crisis, but Europe has changed beyond recognition in its demographic makeup over the past two decades. | |
I've seen it with my own eyes. | |
I'm 27 years old, but the town that I grew up in doesn't look the same way anymore as it did when I was young. | |
And that is a major thing. | |
Why couldn't Europe be for Europeans? | |
Why aren't we allowed to say that? | |
If Africa can be for Africans, if Asia can be for Asians, Why couldn't Europe be European? | |
Well, why is it that Europe must become more diverse, but we never hear anyone say Africa has to become more diverse, or China, or Japan, or Korea, or South America. | |
It's always Europe and America. | |
Newsflash, Europe is the most diverse continent that you can possibly find. | |
You go two hours south, and you speak a different language, you have a different culture. | |
People look different. | |
Orthodox, Catholic, other. | |
It's got a little bit of everything. | |
And you want to talk diverse cuisine. | |
I mean, European cuisine, it's all over the place. | |
East, West, North, South. | |
We have our diversity. | |
It's all different. | |
And so the migrant crisis, obviously, has been a huge motivating factor in this. | |
And I'll just say it, you know, my heart is breaking for Poland right now. | |
Oh, yeah. | |
Terrible. | |
Because, unfortunately, what I think happened in the Polish election was that because Poland Had not faced. | |
The migrant crisis, and had been shielded by the migrant crisis, that perhaps some of the voters were not as worried about the threat of the migrant crisis. | |
And then they get this third-party candidate that gets a bunch of votes, and then they get the liberal candidate who gets a bunch of votes, and then suddenly, you know, the conservatives have gone all in for Zelensky. | |
The most pro-Zelensky government in Europe gets toppled over this because the economy has gone down the tubes. | |
Inflation is through the roof and they really do put that on the blame of the conservatives who are in power for so long. | |
And so you kind of have this perfect storm where now the globalists have their hooks back in. | |
And during the election, of course, they were saying, "Oh, we're just going to return to normalcy. | |
We're going to set things right again." Five minutes after taking office, they went full mask off, full mobilization for Ukraine, full open borders. | |
We will let the Muslims in. | |
We will let the third world in. | |
Now they're appointing a gender minister who, by the way, their new family minister is anti-Catholic. | |
I don't know if you've seen this. | |
In Poland? | |
In Poland. | |
An anti-Catholic minister. | |
There must be. | |
There must be. | |
in Poland, right? | |
In Poland, the most Catholic country in the world. | |
And so I'm just hoping there'll be a backlash to this. | |
There must be. | |
But they played this terrible trick on Poland. | |
And we'll see. | |
We'll see what happens. | |
I mean, the news from Poland was a disaster. | |
The fight must continue. | |
Yes. | |
And the fight does continue. | |
And the mere fact that a country like mine, one of the most liberal countries in Europe, has now voted in vast numbers for the so-called far right, that's a win, right? | |
I think that the riots that we saw in Ireland were a win too. | |
Now, Ireland and this, this, this, and it was in response to a series of horrific violence perpetuated by migrants. | |
In Ireland. | |
And Ireland, a place where when you go to Dublin, you look around and you say, where are the Irish? | |
No, but seriously, Jack, I mean, I can't stress this enough. | |
It is about time, also, that people start waking up. | |
Because the stabbing in Ireland, all of these murders that have happened on the hands of... Stabbing of children. | |
Children in France recently as well. | |
Elderly people. | |
Because the thing is, is that These migrants usually go for the weaker targets, right? | |
For the easy targets. | |
So you get horrible killings of elderly people, of children, and there's an endless list. | |
Well, in Ireland, the court case that just was found, the guy was found guilty. | |
He went after a young teacher, who was probably about your age, in Ireland, just jogging along one of the canals, minding your own business, jogging, and he just runs up and starts stabbing him. | |
The list of people who were sacrificed on the altar of mass migration or diversity is endless in Europe. | |
And you know, like, the media won't report about this, but I've been keeping track of it, and I remember those faces of those young little girls that were stabbed, raped, and murdered by migrants. | |
And that we posted on Twitter, but then got banned for it back in the day, and now finally no longer. | |
But you know, the list has become too long. | |
People can't deny it anymore. | |
But it is a long time Coming. | |
Because this is not new, you know. | |
We've been dealing with this for a while. | |
So this is number one, is the migrant crisis. | |
Number two, obviously, what we're talking about, World Economic Forum. | |
Number three, I would say, the security crisis. | |
Ukraine, Russia, Ukraine. | |
It looks like it's not trending the way they wanted, the way we were all promised. | |
No, they're getting nervous. | |
In terms of Ukraine. | |
And so my question is, though, You know, we talk about this, and we're both Catholic, and, you know, do you feel like Christendom, right, this word Christendom, this, and Europe was really the cradle of Christendom, do you think there's a possibility, and of course we see these massive protests in Spain against the socialist coup, Yes, I do see it. | |
I'm a perfect example of it myself. | |
You know, I'm a convert. | |
- Christian revival, absolutely. | |
- Is something like this happening? | |
Because we see this happening in America. | |
- Yes. | |
- But do you think, or do you see anything like this happening in Europe? | |
- Yes, I do see it. | |
I'm a perfect example of it myself. | |
You know, I'm a convert. | |
I became a Catholic in April. | |
I think the fact that so many people, even though they don't, they can't quite put their finger on what has happened over the past 10 years or so, most people in my generation know that something is wrong. | |
They feel that they're missing something and that the worldview that they've been sold is a lie and is unfulfilling. | |
So they're going to start to look for answers. | |
And you know, that's obviously something that the globalists have done on purpose. | |
They've created the God vacuum so that they can replace it with their religions. | |
So that people follow it and do what they say and buy what they offer. | |
This is where they get the climate cold, this is where they get the diversity cold, all the different things. | |
You know, and I say that these kids, they're growing up in a secular postmodernist world. | |
Yes. | |
And I understand the appeal of postmodernism because the first sip of the cup of postmodernism It's liberating. | |
It's liberating. | |
We can take down the institutions, we can take down the church, we can take down the government, we can take down the police, because it's all cynical, and these are all just narratives, and that's a narrative, and this is a power structure, and I can fight the power structure, but you know what's at the bottom of that glass? | |
The bottom of the glass of post-modernism is nihilism. | |
Of course. | |
Cynical, nihilistic poison. | |
The problem is always put outside of yourself, right? | |
It's like, okay, it's an oppressive system that I'm fighting. | |
Yes, exactly. | |
And Christianity, Catholicism, is the opposite. | |
The whole idea, the whole concept of original sin is, to me, an extremely liberating idea at this point. | |
Yes, you look inwards. | |
You have to see what you have done wrong. | |
This is also where we get the difference between collective guilt and individual guilt. | |
Of course. | |
The communist view, the Marxist view, is collective guilt, guilt of the tribe, guilt of the people, guilt of the family. | |
Whereas the Christian view, the proper Christian view, individual morality, individual responsibility, individual rights. | |
I am responsible for my actions and not the actions of others. | |
And imagine if all of our leaders would think the same way. | |
That would be awesome, wouldn't it be? | |
I will say this though, when I look and I see this with even Gen Z in the United States, and you mentioned how they try to replace the God vacuum with their own religions, because I'll tell you what they're looking for, they're done with post-modernism. | |
They're done with it. | |
Because they realize there's nothing there. | |
At the end of it, it is just a vacuum. | |
It's empty. | |
It is the existential dread. | |
And you know, so many millennials talk about this, right? | |
Millennials are like obsessed with existential dread. | |
And what's happening is that something new is emerging through, it's pushing through post-modernism. | |
This is very interesting. | |
It's starting to peek through, but once it bursts through, it's going to explode everywhere. | |
It's actually kind of starting in a sense. | |
And I call it meta-modernism. | |
So metamodernism is the next phase after postmodernism, where in metamodernism, you understand the narratives, but you also say, "I don't care about your truth. | |
I don't care about your narrative. | |
This is my narrative. | |
This is who I am. | |
This is who I have always been. | |
This is my people. | |
And the essence of this, of course, is the rejection of the meta-narratives, right? | |
And the goal, what they're searching for so much, is sincerity. | |
sincerity, right? | |
Because everything is, you're supposed to be, you know, like, like zoomers, you're supposed to be kind of detached and like, you don't really care about anything. | |
And everyone's like, I'm making a meta joke and everybody's looking for their sarcastic reply to something or like, Oh, you know, you follow somebody. | |
Oh, that's cringe. | |
Oh, you care about something. | |
Oh, you're a sim. | |
Like there's always like some little comeback you're supposed to do. | |
So no one's allowed to actually just be sincere anymore. | |
And people are sick of that. | |
So you're saying, you know what, Screw that. | |
I want to be sincere now. | |
Yeah, yeah. | |
And I mean, what I think is most important is that we all turn back to the three tenths and dentals, right? | |
The truth, goodness and beauty. | |
And if everybody does that, if everybody looks at their own actions first and repents for their sins and also understands like, hey, you know, we are all sinners. | |
Everybody makes mistakes. | |
Everybody misses the mark. | |
That is the perfect antidote to the worship of leaders or of celebrities or of whomever. | |
Be afraid of God before you are afraid of other people and then, you know, things like globalism would never work. | |
This is the repudiation of the World Economic Forum program and Klaus Schwab's entire program because their entire program is give us power. | |
Give us power, give us more, centralize all of your power, whereas the repudiation of that is God has power and God gives us power. | |
Wow. | |
Transhumanism, yes. | |
We will give you the power of God. | |
Right. | |
And they essentially transhumanism. | |
What is that about? | |
What is that about? | |
We're literally moving on. | |
We will give you the power of God. | |
Yeah. | |
It is what they, you know, it's you're moving to their design rather than God's design. | |
You know, they're by the way, is at its heart, Luciferian. | |
Of course. | |
I mean, the whole idea of playing God can never work unless you dance with the devil, right? | |
When Lucifer rebelled against the throne in heaven, it was under the pretext that he Yes. | |
could take over the power of God. | |
That he could be God, that he could be better than God, that he could supersede God in some way. | |
And of course the sword of St. Michael took care of him, swift action, and struck him down, and that's why he's put the final circle of hell. | |
But it starts with pride. | |
It starts with pride, and when we look at the Satanists, and we just recently exercised some Satanists in Iowa, and they believe in their Satanic tenants, it is the worship of self. | |
The worship of self. | |
They say, you don't need to worship God. | |
You can worship yourself. | |
You can be the God, and through transhumanism, it is why shouldn't you have God's powers? | |
Why shouldn't you have total control, total mastery? | |
What are some of the things that you see the World Economic Forum rolling out on this vein as well? | |
I mean, transhumanism, again, this fourth industrial revolution, right? | |
The blurring of the digital, the physical, and the biological realm. | |
Transhumanism ultimately is the end step there, right? | |
It's the end goal. | |
It's to make us into machines. | |
The Bible speaks of this, and we've already seen it happen in Sweden, for example, where people now have chips in their hands to pay for things. | |
If we start doing those types of things to make our lives, quote-unquote, easier, to become machines, so to say, I just want people to remember, if you can control things by becoming a machine, then you can also be controlled. | |
And that's, I think, the idea of transhumanism is to upload our consciousness into the cloud and become immortal. | |
Because now, on one hand, you have the total control of technology. | |
Interconnected through World Economic Forum. | |
They've shocked us using system shock psychotherapy to get us to agree to it, as you say, to beg for it. | |
Now, if we become merged with machines, well, they're not just controlling, and it's not just the cars driving themselves. | |
No, no, of course. | |
They want us to actually become driverless vessels. | |
Well, think about it. | |
I mean, now we've already seen how difficult it is to reject a digital QR code that's on your phone because we're basically already connected to our phones. | |
We're addicted to them. | |
We have them with us everywhere that we go. | |
But at least your phone is something that you can still physically separate from yourself if need be. | |
But if we start working with chips in our hands or in our minds or in our brains, You can't take that out. | |
And if the entire world becomes a sort of airport-like system where you have to check in, check out everywhere you go with that chip, you know... Which they rolled out in China during COVID-19. | |
To go into your work, you had to check in. | |
You had to check your temperature. | |
When you got home, before you could go into your apartment building, you had to check in. | |
To go into your own home, to your own home, you had to check in. | |
Scan yourself, check your temperature, check all of it, and there was no acceptance for you. | |
And if you couldn't check in, or something didn't work, then you were taken away. | |
Yes, and the point is, we have to get back to this, right? | |
We do. | |
This is the answer. | |
There is no other argument that is strong enough to counter transhumanism, that is strong enough to counter the World Economic Forum's plans. | |
And we just did the Chronicles of the Revolution series here at Human Events, and I strongly urge everyone to check that out. | |
You've got to check that out. | |
We analyzed every single communist revolution. | |
We did China last year in the China files. | |
This year we did all the other ones. | |
And in that we found one of the first things that the communists would target, or the French, and they were the proto-communist Jacobins, One of the first things they targeted is always religion. | |
Always. | |
It's always the religious, it's always the priests, it's always the nuns. | |
Yes. | |
From France, to Spain, to Russia. | |
Why is it Ava? | |
Why would you say that is? | |
If you fear God more than you fear men, you are unstoppable. | |
That's right. | |
And they know that. | |
And you're incorruptible. | |
Yes, you're incorruptible, so you need to take away God in order to control people fully. | |
Because otherwise, same thing with transhumanism. | |
If you know and you believe that you are created in the image of God and that your body is a temple, you're not going to mess with that stuff. | |
You fear God more than you fear man. | |
You are not going to play God. | |
You are not going to sit on his throne and pretend that you can beat his creation. | |
And so if they want to have full control over us, and transhumanism, like I said, I think it's the end goal, but everything else that goes prior to that, you can't do that if people are God-fearing. | |
You can't do that if there is an objective truth that people aspire to, that they follow, if they have the truth And you look in every totalitarian system that we've seen, that Europe has seen, of course, over the past century, that it's always the religious. | |
It's always the religious that form the underground, that form the dissidents, that form the networks of fighting back, that form the networks of pushing back, that want to actually get in and fight back first. | |
It's always the religious people. | |
It's always the religious followers. | |
Dr. Robert Malone said something about this the other day. | |
He tweeted out. | |
He said, you know what? | |
The New World Order hates traditional Catholics. | |
I saw that. | |
Yeah. | |
Which, by the way, did you speak to him about this? | |
because I don't think Dr. Rob Malone is a traditional Catholic, right? | |
I could be wrong. | |
I don't know. | |
I've never asked him this. | |
I don't know. | |
I haven't asked him either, but... Because I don't usually... If he's not yet, then... I'll say this about Dr. Malone. | |
We have him on... We're not usually talking theology. | |
You know, we're talking biology and pharmaceuticals and... | |
vaccinations and all of these things. | |
It's, and I'm not saying it's, I wouldn't talk about it. | |
I've just never, it's never been usually the topic of focus, but I was so surprised to see him say that. | |
And he specifically talked about traditional Catholics. | |
And we see this rise of a return to orthodoxy in, you see it with Catholics, you see it with evangelicals, There's so many people, they're just rejecting. | |
They're just absolutely rejecting. | |
And you see it in Judaism as well. | |
People are rejecting the sort of secular reform, go along to get along, let's look like the world, let's be like outside, let's be more inclusive. | |
Because once, because the danger of becoming too inclusive is that suddenly it sounds an awful lot like becoming tolerant. | |
And if you become too tolerant, and tolerance is not a Christian issue, Christian virtue, then you begin to become tolerant of evil. | |
If people want the world, they can go out in the world and find the world. | |
People don't come to the church for that. | |
They come because they are looking for the truth with a capital T. The goal of the church is to be a singular point in a moving world. | |
Exactly. | |
The cross is stationary. | |
It does not change. | |
The cross does not change, the cross does not turn, the cross for 2,000 years has been a solitary instrument of power in this world. | |
Which is a miracle, and it shows, you know, that that's God's work. | |
And that's why you get these people, and I see it too, and really in the Western Church, you don't really see this in the Eastern Church, to be fair, to my ortho bros out there, Look, you guys know I married an ortho chick, so what can I say, Tanya? | |
But in the Orthodox Church, they've really never done this inclusivity, diversity stuff. | |
They're just like, no, we're the same way we've always been. | |
Why would you do something like this? | |
This is crazy. | |
But it's in the Western Church and then in the American Church, they just become, it's like, we want to be inclusive, we want to get woke. | |
And then you see these American churches that are like, Rainbow flags, and trans ministers, and it's crazy. | |
And you know what that is, and Dr. Taylor Marshall talks about this as well, and he said that's infiltration. | |
And that's why I think, getting back to what I was saying is, that's why you're seeing the rise of traditional Catholics, you're seeing the rise of orthodoxy in religion after religion, is because people are desperate for a return to sincerity. | |
Yes, and so to the doctrine, right? | |
And that, like you said, does not change. | |
Stop telling me something ugly is beautiful. | |
Stop. | |
Stop the lies. | |
I'm done with it. | |
Stop the lies. | |
Stop telling me a lie is truth. | |
Stop telling me that something ugly is beautiful. | |
Hey, woe to those who call good evil and evil good and bitter sour and sour bitter. | |
It's all there. | |
- Go off, go off. - Isaiah 5:20. | |
Yeah, I know, I mean, it's all there. | |
And the fact that we are seeing so many young people turn to the church right now, that is what gives me the most hope. - Because people say, how do we fight back? | |
And I do know that there are some sort of like secular How's that been working for you guys? | |
How's that been working? | |
The secular argument has failed. | |
It's over. | |
How has that been working? | |
The secular argument has failed. | |
It's over. | |
You know, because they're like, they'll be conservatives, but they don't want to, they're like, I don't want to do the God stuff. | |
I don't want to, it's too much like Joe Rogan, you know. | |
You know, you bring up Joe Rogan, you bring up God to Joe Rogan. | |
I've seen this on his podcast. | |
He says, this is an attack on Joe. | |
But I see it's like, it's like shields up. | |
Yeah, yeah, I know. | |
It's like shields up and it's like, he goes into his bunker and then everything you say, he's got to poke a hole in it and it's like all the defenses are out. | |
Yeah. | |
And it's like. | |
Because this is the only antidote. | |
It is the only one. | |
It's the only answer. | |
You must be a choice, not an echo. | |
Yes, and be unapologetic about your faith. | |
Spread it wide and far, because it's the only answer. | |
And if we, if the conservative movement in Europe especially, this is a problem, is afraid to introduce people to the truth, to God, then we are never going to win. | |
What are you conserving then? | |
Exactly. | |
I mean, quite literally. | |
What are you? | |
Nothing. | |
And you talk about Europe, the land of so much of the church's history, the land of the most beautiful cathedrals on the face of the planet, because they were crafted by the hands of angels. | |
And by the way, if we're going to talk about the European cathedrals, I know we're about out of time, I don't know if I've ever been affected by the death of any person than I was when I saw Notre Dame in 2019 set ablaze. | |
And we still don't know what happened there. | |
And you notice they never even bothered with a cover story with that. | |
I tweet about this every other... And no one will ever tell me that that was just an accident, just a whoopsie-daisy. | |
By the way, you notice how there's never been any accidents even though they've been working on it since? | |
We need answers on the Notre Dame, okay? | |
We need answers. | |
And not just the Notre Dame, but every other church that has been burned in France. | |
You know, there are maps. | |
It's crazy how many Catholic churches have been burned. | |
I'll throw this out there. | |
I'll throw this out there right now. | |
I don't know if I've said this publicly, but by the way, If they attempt, if Macron or his wife or any of those crooks decide to try to change or modernize any piece of Notre Dame or anything like that, I'll go to jail over it. | |
Let's go. | |
All the Catholics unite. | |
We'll go. | |
I'll go to jail. | |
I will literally, like, whatever it is, I'll go to jail. | |
Make a promise right now, we'll be there. | |
Let's do it. | |
We'll be there. | |
Let's do it. | |
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I will be doing a lot more. | |
I'm here to stay. | |
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I really love America. | |
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