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Oct 28, 2026

BenHOST
47:26
Check out what their version of the secretary of defense just said.
BenHOST
47:30
And I also think that this might be an issue to break up NATO and turn the world into 10 trading regions, right? Like the club of Rome and those pesky technocrats, uh, want to happen.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:46
true it's about saying to households across the country to be ready by just having some everyday essentials indoors so should there be disruption from those sorts of events you're ready now that's uh things like two liters of water per per three liters of water per person per day uh tin goods in the cupboard to last you a few days things that don't necessarily need um heating up in the stove or or the microwave goods If you've got babies, things like your baby food and nappy supplies, pets, pet food, water, and then things like torches that are battery powered, mobile phone charging packs.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
48:28
Do you have enough cash indoors if the local payment systems were down? Those sorts of things that we can all do to do our bit to be ready for everyday acts of nature.
LarkGUEST
54:32
These people want a world in which nation states are thought obsolete.
LarkGUEST
54:41
This goes back to the Club of Rome, white papers, late 60s, early 70s.
LarkGUEST
54:50
They consider that nation states are just lines on a map.
LarkGUEST
54:57
They want to get rid of any idea of blood and soil as a worldview.
Scott McKayGUEST
63:21
to be able to look at the situation as it is and envision and imagine a remedy for that.
Scott McKayGUEST
63:29
Case in point, Club of Rome, 1972, says the world is going to go dark by 1999.
Scott McKayGUEST
63:37
All the resources of energy are going to be gone.
Scott McKayGUEST
63:39
Okay.
Scott McKayGUEST
65:35
to be able to look at the situation as it is and envision and imagine a remedy for that.
Scott McKayGUEST
65:44
Case in point, Club of Rome, 1972, says the world is going to go dark by 1999.
Scott McKayGUEST
65:51
All the resources of energy are going to be gone.
Scott McKayGUEST
65:54
Okay.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
10:33
And they were the first ones.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
10:35
They were... back then chartered by the Club of Rome.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
10:41
And these are just a group of intellects and academics and very, very influential people that get together.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
10:52
And they just talk about world problems and how they could fix these problems.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
10:58
A lot of times we talk about the World Economic Forum, but the Club of Rome has been active for many years.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
11:04
And that's kind of the beginnings of them.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
11:08
And at the beginning, when they did this and they presented at the Club of Rome, some people kind of laughed.
Jose Lugo SantiagoHOST
11:17
But what happened? Some people began to change and laws began to be enacted to control some of the, you know, the quality of human operations so we could do different things.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:07
And then the Antichrist will arise.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:11
We know, going back many years, the Club of Rome has divided the world into ten regions.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:15
The European Union Commission has divided the world into ten regions.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:18
The United Nations has divided the world into ten regions.
Adam HamanHOST
5:00
Um, but the people that latched onto the ideologues that latched onto this thing were not at all.
Adam HamanHOST
5:06
This was, if you recall the sixties, the height of, uh, Paul Ehrlich, warning of Malthusianism and the Club of Rome talking about the limits to growth and the humans are going – are a cancerous plague upon the earth and we're going to quickly overstrip, overpopulate, overrun our resources and we're all going to die.
Adam HamanHOST
5:28
And so – And scientists latched onto this mouse thing, or scientists didn't, ideologues did, and said, see, this proves that we need to address the population problem.
Adam HamanHOST
5:41
There was even some clown in the Senate who brought up this mouse thing on the floor of the Senate and said, see, we need to do something about it.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:07
And then the Antichrist will arise.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:11
We know, going back many years, the Club of Rome has divided the world into 10 regions.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:15
The European Union Commission has divided the world into 10 regions.
Brannon HowseHOST
46:18
The United Nations has divided the world into 10 regions.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:26
In fact, they're rather ticked right now that populism is rising.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:32
You'll see that in all the World Economic Forum, the Club of Rome, all the big affiliated groups that really are one big system at the very top of the world, the Bank for International Settlements, the United Nations.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:45
the World Bank, IMF, etc.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:48
They're all part of this global structure that's to bring in a global society.

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Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
57:54
It's like, again, back to what sustainability is all about, is depopulation.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:02
This is factual.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:03
Read their own articles from the Club of Rome.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
58:07
read their articles on sustainability.
Joshua HarrisonGUEST
47:50
Figured out energy flows in the 1960s.
Joshua HarrisonGUEST
47:54
The Club of Rome laid pretty much everything down.
Joshua HarrisonGUEST
47:57
out about resource extraction, you know, the fate of the Earth.
Joshua HarrisonGUEST
48:00
I mean, not the fate of the Earth, the diet for a small planet was a critical analysis, you know, Silent Spring earlier, even earlier.

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