Jul 26, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
Super pod with Jim Ferguson of Freedom Train International - Fabian Society explained, and much more! IMPORTANT: Secure yourself and your family against the Reset - by talking to the best experts who…
Ivor CummingsHostJim FergusonGuestIt was actually one of my followers that said, hey, Jim, you know, do you know who the Fabian Society is? Of course, I did.
and i went back to him and he says hey it'd be great if you did an article on it so i wrote an article on the fabian society and what it all is it proved to be very very popular got a lot of views and i'd like to get your opinion on the fabian society and you know what what drives them because just to sort of set the scene the fabian society every labor prime minister up to the present has been a member of the Fabian society.
What's your take on them and how does that relate to this whole sort of socialist agenda that we see playing out?

I did a deep dive on tragedy and hope from Carl Quigley and going back to where the root of our modern problems and this so-called socialism comes from.

And it goes back to Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Milner and the Milner Group in the 1800s in the UK and the city of London.

And it's a long and fascinating story, but essentially they realized to manage the world, basically elites and pawns is always the model.

And all it was was a very, very clever structure to have elites around the world come together and align, obviously in secret, because none of this can work unless it's kept secret.

And so they did over the decades and decades since then, the creation of the Federal Reserve got control of the creation of money and inflation.

And then they would have had major along with Carnegie Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation and all the other.

network major players and the big financiers the famous families at the top they all just connect together to orchestrate and manage the world so the major world wars one and two would have been i'd say highly orchestrated you know some of it was organic some of it was local country disputes but mostly they're orchestrated you know and the wars america's in around 100 wars since world war ii Some of them covert, some of them colour revolutions, some of them outright, like Vietnam War.

on you know the managing of society in the world and then the end of the year they'd answer it and that was one of their questions one year you know how do we change society more towards collectivization or essentially socialism in america because it's much easier to manage tops down you know free capitalism and individual rights and free speech you can't manage that so they're asking the question how do you bring in what you mentioned jim a form of socialism to be able to easily manage the masses.

And at the end of the year, they answer the question, well, really war and conflict is the real crucible where you can get social change.

So then they ask the question, well, how do we orchestrate that? And the answer was get control of the State Department.
It was actually one of my followers that said, hey, Jim, you know, do you know who the Fabian Society is? Of course, I did.
and i went back to him and he says hey it'd be great if you did an article on it so i wrote an article on the fabian society and what it all is it proved to be very very popular got a lot of views and i'd like to get your opinion on the fabian society and you know what what drives them because just to sort of set the scene the fabian society every labor prime minister up to the present has been a member of the Fabian society.
What's your take on them and how does that relate to this whole sort of socialist agenda that we see playing out?

I did a deep dive on tragedy and hope from Carl Quigley and going back to where the root of our modern problems and this so-called socialism comes from.

And it goes back to Cecil Rhodes and Alfred Milner and the Milner Group in the 1800s in the UK and the city of London.

And it's a long and fascinating story, but essentially they realized to manage the world, basically elites and pawns is always the model.

And all it was was a very, very clever structure to have elites around the world come together and align, obviously in secret, because none of this can work unless it's kept secret.

And so they did over the decades and decades since then, the creation of the Federal Reserve got control of the creation of money and inflation.

And then they would have had major along with Carnegie Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation and all the other.

network major players and the big financiers the famous families at the top they all just connect together to orchestrate and manage the world so the major world wars one and two would have been i'd say highly orchestrated you know some of it was organic some of it was local country disputes but mostly they're orchestrated you know and the wars america's in around 100 wars since world war ii Some of them covert, some of them colour revolutions, some of them outright, like Vietnam War.

on you know the managing of society in the world and then the end of the year they'd answer it and that was one of their questions one year you know how do we change society more towards collectivization or essentially socialism in america because it's much easier to manage tops down you know free capitalism and individual rights and free speech you can't manage that so they're asking the question how do you bring in what you mentioned jim a form of socialism to be able to easily manage the masses.

And at the end of the year, they answer the question, well, really war and conflict is the real crucible where you can get social change.

So then they ask the question, well, how do we orchestrate that? And the answer was get control of the State Department.
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