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Breaking History Ep 6: The Spirit of JFK vs the Managed Decline of Africa
What if JFK’s vision of a space collaboration had replaced the Cold War, fostering global unity instead of a race for supremacy? Walk with historian Matthew Errett and your host, Sean Morgan, as we navigate the complex labyrinth of JFK's philosophy and legacy. Tune into an intriguing clip from JFK's 1963 UN speech as we discuss his proposal for a joint moon expedition and the profound impact it could have had. Listen as we analyze his speeches against Malthusianism, and his vision of America as a revolutionary society.
However, we don’t stop at the stars. We also delve into JFK’s influence on the Pan-African movement and his relationship with Kwame Nakruma, the first African president invited to the White House. Navigating through the complexities of current African events, we question the disturbing trend of weaponizing people for regime change and the societal deterioration it leads to.
As we transition to the final act, we spotlight nuclear power and its potential as a key technology that can shape the future. We examine JFK's investment in nuclear fusion and space technology and consider the Artemis Accords and how they embody the spirit of cooperation in space exploration. In a surprising twist, we also delve into the military-industrial complex's potential use of a UFO psi op to manipulate and control the public. Join us for a deep dive into history, power, and JFK's enduring legacy.
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Welcome to Breaking History. My name is Sean Morgan. I'm the host of the Sean Morgan Report over at Amp News. I'm here with Matthew Errett, historian extraordinaire of the Canadian Patriot Review and the Rising Tide Foundation, and we're gonna talk about JFK, his legacy, his philosophy and the battle that's still unfolding between his camp and the globalists who are against sovereignty, against infrastructure, against building their destroyers, and we're gonna play an interesting clip to start out that really exemplifies that. So, matt, I'm gonna just add that video to the stream. If you could maximize that and play that. Yes, and we can give people a little taste of the history that we're not told about that JFK wasn't just battling the Soviets in the Cuban Missile Crisis, he was suggesting cooperation. This is really interesting to think about. So let's play that.
Speaker 2:All right, let's do this. This is about a month or so before he died. A speech at the United Nations in New York 1963.
Speaker 3:Mr Kennedy hails the person to call war, while taking note of Cuba and Berlin. Then he makes a startling proposal. Finally, in a field where the United States and the Soviet Union have a special capacity, in the field of space, there is room for new cooperation, a further joint efforts in the regulation and exploration of space. I include among these possibilities a joint expedition to the moon. Space offers no problems of sovereignty. By resolution of this assembly, the members of the United Nations have force won any claim, the territorial rights in outer space are on celestial bodies and declare that international law and the United Nations charter will apply. Why, therefore, should man's first flight to the moon be a matter of national competition? Why should the United States and the Soviet Union, in preparing for such expeditions, become involved in immense duplications of research, construction and expenditure? I'm glad you chose to run that first.
Speaker 2:It's something I never even saw before. About two years ago Somebody brought this to my attention.
Speaker 2:I had no idea that, in the lead up to his murder, that he had put on the table something that would have made it, would have immediately extinguished the entirety of the Cold War the terms of the mutually assured destruction, the balance of terror that had been put on the table. And the balance of the war, the mutually assured destruction, the balance of terror that had baby boomer children hiding under their school desks in nuclear war drills, traumatizing them psychologically, destroying their kids even, or at least emotionally wrecking their kids, thinking that every day you're gonna wake up dead in a smoldering ash. That would have been eliminated with a new set of rules to shape the operating system, premised around cooperation, leaping outside of the limits to growth by making new discoveries, which I mean people could have. They could write me angry messages saying we've never been to the moon. All I could say is the internet, chemical technology, pacemakers, like there's so many things in our lives. Hardly anything that we have that we enjoy technologically could have occurred were it not for the massive efforts that occurred within the space program, gps. The entire use of this internet system that we have wouldn't exist had there not been a crash program to get human beings on the moon.
Speaker 2:And I gotta say JFK had a very strong idea and he spoke out against Malthusianism. At the American he gave a presentation on American science which he explicitly called out Thomas Malthus, the British imperial priest of depopulation, who shaped all British geopolitical and economic thinking for over two centuries and still to this very day, has a huge amount of influence over the transhumanist Davos crowd, which is obsessed with getting us to eat bugs, live smaller, live with less and adapt to our limits. That's the Malthusian revival that JFK took on directly and he understood that you can only have a future if we look for points of universal self-interest, which means independent of what type of political system Russia has versus the USA, or what type of religion or ethnicity. We're all humans first and we're all, as humans, self-aware that we're gonna be, we're mortal, that we're gonna leave on something as a legacy for our kids and unborn grandkids. And we can act on that higher level if we think ahead and plan ahead and make sacrifices now.
Speaker 2:And he was somebody who was a World War II veteran too. Right, he nearly died a couple of times during World War II and I think that largely shaped his character as somebody who broke from the type of expectations that his mafia connected, british imperial connected father Joe Kennedy. Papa Joe was more in alignment with, you know, as the US ambassador to England, somebody who is a little bit too comfortable circulating amongst those pro-fascist networks of Wall Street in London that were financing fascism. That was the sort of environment that JFK grew up in. He was sent to the London School of Economics.
Speaker 2:A Fabian Society controller, harold Lasky, was assigned to try to shape and mold John F Kennedy and his brother. So was Julian Huxley, who gave him tours of the London London zoos, you know, to teach them why Darwin is the only way to look at the world and why we're just different forms of monkeys. That's the people who are trying to train the young kids. Jfk and his brother, bobby and Ted, who maybe took on too many of those lessons afterwards.
Speaker 2:But he broke from profile and I think largely his immersion with an American history, his work on profiles and courage, the book that he won a Pulitzer Prize for that was sort of a psychological investigation into the minds of great American statesmen like John Quincy Adams, and he did a beautiful work if anybody hasn't read that To get it. Well, upon what condition should compromises be made in politics, where do you draw the line over your values? And he really shaped his mind around looking at this American history, the battle with Great Britain, and specifically seeing America as a revolutionary society. America grew out of a revolution against tyranny and unless those fires, that love of freedom, that hate of tyranny, could be revived every generation, if you fall into stagnation, as was happening with the CIA FBI takeover during the Cold War, that's really what it was right.
Speaker 1:The FBI, let's talk about his speech and his philosophy about Africa, because Africa is really at the center of things right now with the meeting, the BRICS meeting. South Africa is the S in BRICS. Africa has been impoverished and unindustrialized for so long. Let's dive into that topic from the angle of JFK and his philosophy on Africa.
Speaker 2:That's great that you said that, because his concept of a revolution against empire explicitly brought in Africa. And early on, as soon as he became president, he gave a speech at Stanford University in 1960. And he said call it nationalism, call it anti-colonialism, africa is going through a revolution. Africans want a higher standard of living. 75% of the population now lives by subsistence agriculture. They want an opportunity to manage and benefit directly from the resources in, on and under their land. The African peoples believe that the science, technology and education available in the modern world can overcome their struggle for existence, that their poverty, squalor, ignorance and disease can be conquered. The balance of power is shifting into the hands of the two thirds of the world's people who want to share what the one third has already taken for granted. That was immediately upon entry. That is beautiful. It is beautiful right. And he cultivated great friendships with the networks in the Congo who had just taken control under Patrice Lumumba, who was supposed to meet with John F Kennedy very early on upon his election. And JFK was very angry to discover by Alan Dulles that Lumumba had been assassinated. Jfk knew it was a CIA, mi6, belgian intelligence brokered murder that killed this great nationalist Pan-African leader, but he had also worked with people like Kwame Nakruma of Ghana, and it was through his relationship with Kwame who was the first foreign president invited to the white house. The first one was a was a african, a pan african leader who studied in america in the nineteen, thirties and forties and studied how america was able to overcome the great depression and transform the backwater Beverly hillbilly type of you know south into like the tennessee valley, into an industrial hub within a very short amount of time. And and kwa main, a crew, was inspired to bring that model back to america With an african new deal approach. And that was what animated the thinking and strategy behind pan africanism and jfk helped a kwa main build the biggest volt river dam with the biggest hydroelectric dam In africa's history up until just the last few years, which was supposed to be a driver for an african industrial renaissance.
Speaker 2:And that's one of the things that people don't realize today is that they think of african. I remember when I was young I would watch things like world vision. You know you have these infomercials showcasing pictures of the emaciated african kids like bugs on their eyes, and I remember being like eight, nine years old wondering why do I live with this comfort and these kids Live like this all across that continent and I couldn't get an answer from any of the adults that I would talk to. You know, there's just sort of the that's the way it is. The best you can do is give them a dollar a day, you know, maybe, maybe some NGO might build a well or give them micro credit so they can paint rocks for our dollar stores, and it's like that is that's all.
Speaker 2:Kids who know that this is wrong are kind of given and it breaks them at a certain point, makes them cynical or makes them racist, because the end of the day, you know, a lot of people have been led to believe oh, maybe the africans just are Incapable of self government, and even a lot of africans have been led into this inferiority complex thinking. Maybe there's something wrong with us as black africans that make us so poor and uncapable and so incapable of self direction. No, the reality is, as you will discuss anybody who looks at. Well, what killed kennedy?
Speaker 2:What over through his, his policy For a russia us cooperative program for science, technology and space exploration? What? What over through his policy that was geared towards helping africa become modernized first world societies as well as South America. What? What over through that?
Speaker 2:It was this artificial parasite that we're all told we're not allowed to think about if we want to be accepted in polite society. We cannot think about this oligarchy which has been working to keep our minds and bodies and children in a little shrinking box of ignorance and and scarcity that we're expected to adapt to as they control the terms of the scarcity, and this is what took over over JFK's body and that's what's been Rapping africa for the next 60 years to this very day that now you have a real clash right with. As you pointed out, the BRICS conference in South Africa is coming on soon. Victoria newland is on the ground there. You have a russia africa summit as well happening beginning today, with all the african leaders meeting with Putin in st Petersburg. It's a huge battleground that people don't realize the conditions of what. What's shaping that?
Speaker 1:Right, I have a friend, paul Ferber, who lives in South Africa and he's always giving me updates and it's been sad to hear the deterioration of society there, the infrastructure crumbling, the rolling blackouts, the calls for political Revolution and violence, and there's a there's a really radical element in the government there and it just reminds me of the country that is so wealthy because of their resources, is in this kind of chaos. And so tell me about the idea that Victoria newland is, is there on the ground, what's her? And then how does that contrast with the BRICS and the announcement they're going to do in august and derbin?
Speaker 2:Well, I think that anywhere Victoria newland goes, it means expect fire, whether it was Ukraine handing out brownies, whether it was going to Kazakhstan during a time when the Kazakhstan was being pushed as well to go into a regime change. Back at the starting of the beginning of twenty twenty two january, there was a US, and by US I mean the national endowment for democracy, which does not represent the US as far as in the legitimate part of the US. It's a CIA front group that has thousands of organizations, masquerading often, but under human rights veneer, operational within various countries of the world. I don't think any country doesn't have some, any defunded operations within, and these are things that are used as cover to organize pseudo revolutions that are really just weaponization of people to overthrow their governments on behalf of a foreign agency that actually doesn't really care about these people. So by her I mean new and just recently became now acting deputy deputy secretary of state. She just got promoted, like yesterday, she's the second in command now of the the well, she's, she's deputy State of state, right. There is a huge amount of influence with the Pentagon, huge amount of influence as well with the channels that she's cultivated since she was strobe Talbot assistant back in the nineteen nineties, overseeing that was part of strobe. Talbot's portfolio is overseeing the destruction of Russia with the perestroika, the creation of an oligarchical class of billionaires loyal to London into Wall Street. It doesn't that make her a liberal and it's like no. Her next job was Dick Cheney's personal assistant, where she was quickly appointed to become the US ambassador to NATO, overseeing the growth of NATO in in Russia's soft underbelly, as well as overseeing the color revolutionary activities in Georgia, the Rose Revolution, the Ukraine Revolution, the, the Orange Revolution that put Yuka Shenko into power, a US puppet whose wife worked for the US State Department and was in a devout neo Nazi fanatic, who was part of these neo Nazi training camps. That was his wife, a US State Department official, catherine Yushinco. And this is the people who Victoria Newland oversaw being sold into power, who made people like neo not Nazis like Stefan Bandera national heroes. That then was used to cultivate the current situation of insanity and violence that that overthrew the government, along with Biden, who oversaw the overthrow of an elected government, yanukovych's government that was pro Russian 2014 under a democracy movement. They call it the Revolution of dignity. So she's. She's cut her teeth at this quite a bit.
Speaker 2:And in South Africa there are, as you pointed out, many agencies within both the, within the official channels of government, within the South African deep state, who don't really care about the South African people.
Speaker 2:They receive funding by these different outfits that are often covers for Rhodesian groups.
Speaker 2:I mean, the Rhodes University is still a very strong intelligence hub in South Africa. So the Cecil Rhodes the, the most evil, genocidal race patriot, who created the Rhodes Scholarship Program, is still still has a cult following amongst the technocratic intelligentsia of South Africa. And they have worked to create sort of the BLM model of using radical provocateurs rabble routers to create foment chaos in order to stop out South Africa from its actual heritage and destiny as being a leading African partner of the Bricks with nuclear power and the Dan Steins Africa, south Africa is the only country with with nuclear power. That's largely because Africa was a South Africa was an apartheid, racist state under apartheid for many, many up until somewhat recently, and so it was only because you had a bunch of racist whites working with the Rhodesians that they were allowed to get around the technological apartheid, because most of black Africa and North Africa was never granted, was never permitted, to have nuclear power or advanced energy systems, because we've got a bunch of Malthusian sociopathic racists who have said no.
Speaker 1:So that's the idea Don't let Africa industrialize, don't let them do big infrastructure projects, don't let them in on what brings wealth, this kind of manufacturing and industry and so forth.
Speaker 2:That's right. Yeah, that's always been the objective. That's a very different thing that we from what we see. Vladimir Putin, you know, gave a very sharp speech and also wrote an article published in all African press in the buildup to the Russia Africa summit. Again, there's 54 African countries. About 50 of the leaders will be going to Russia to meet up with their Russian counterparts. And it's the second such summit. The first one was in 2019, in geopolitical chaos prevented the second summit from happening until now. Now it's finally happening, but what we have seen, both from Putin's own remarks, his published articles, is the same spirit.
Speaker 2:Everything I just read from John F Kennedy's remarks from 1960, it could be almost said verbatim by Putin when you read his anti-colonial speech for Africa. And if you look at well, is it just words or is there action? And he has made it very clear he is forced, not forced, but he is really encouraged let's just say it that way Roscosmos, russia's nuclear industry pioneer, to meet with as many African leaders, which they did in 2019. They're doing it again this year and signed deals for helping Africa have what they've never been permitted to have by the IMF or the World Bank, which is actual nuclear power. Russia is helping Egypt currently build the four nuclear reactors in Egypt, the first reactors that Africa is going to have outside of South Africa. That's under construction. Now They've signed deals, a random of understanding, with something like 14 different African nations.
Speaker 2:And for the Western haters in the mainstream media who are saying how evil Putin is for having suspended the grain deal, which is going to be a big topic being discussed, you know the Africans, there's a lot of poverty, a lot of starvation. They depend upon grain. But the haters would say oh see, that's proof that Putin is disgenuine. He actually hates Africa, wants them to starve by preventing Ukrainian grain from leaving the other Black Sea ports. And it's like well, putin just made the point and this is objectively true. The reason why the grain deal happened was for humanitarian reasons, with the argument that Central African Republican and so much of Africa is starving. They're dying of famine and that's why Putin needs to make the grain deal happen.
Speaker 2:He said now we did it. We signed an agreement that would have involved ensuring Ukraine shipping ships full of grain going and a fertilizer going to Africa, but instead what we found is that 70% of the Ukraine food went to already developed countries. Most of it went to Europe. Only 3% of that ended up even making it to the poorest of the countries, where the grazed need. And then he said look, russia has had a bumper crop season because, unlike the United States, russia is not run by death cultists and wants to create abundance, which they're doing on every level. That is important, especially food production. Their farmers are flourishing.
Speaker 2:And he said look, we're going to write off $25 billion of African debt and we'll give you all of the food you're losing from Ukraine or you thought you were going to get. We will make it all up and give you most of it for free. So obviously that's winning over. That's won over the trust of many of the African leaders. And also he's going in saying, look, we'll help you with your national militaries, instead of, like Victoria Newland or the Biden or IMF creeps who say that will give you money on the condition that you only spend it on windmills and appropriate technologies which will not impact your tribal lifestyles, because, I mean, a windmill ultimately doesn't really do much. You can't have heavy industry. So if you say, okay, like Biden is saying with his global green gateways.
Speaker 1:So this is the same deal Like give them windmills and don't let them industrialize nuclear power. Give them enough energy to industrialize.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, it's really just that. And people, the reason why people, I think, get a little confused is over this. There's a sort of built in incompetence in how we've been taught to think about energy and economics and we've been taught to magnetize the idea of energy, which is incompetent, because math is a useful tool, but it's just a tool. If you take energy and you take, like, let's say, people talk about a solar panel of farm, and we're told, oh, that's a one gigawatt solar panel farm, and you can compare that to a one gigawatt third or fourth generation nuclear power reactor or fast breeder reactor, and people, a mathematician, would say well, one gigawatt equals one gigawatt, right, a watt is a watt, a calorie is the calorie, that's all. It's just math. It's the same thing. So you get it through windmills or solar panels or you get it through nuclear or natural gas, it's all the same thing. No, it's not, because the density of the, of the electrons that you move through the, through nuclear, is of a higher density. Imagine, like a, a hose that has, like you know, 1000 molecules of water moving through a diameter this big every second. Okay, and then all of a sudden, imagine a hose which has diameter 18 times smaller with the same amount, 1000 molecules of water moving through in the same space of one second. Which one, when applied to action to do things, will, will do greater work? Obviously the one that is more dense. It's more energy dense. Same thing for electron density if you apply it to do work, to boil water, to melt steel, to move things to, to make a hole in the ground that you need if you're going to build a tunnel for, for a water irrigation system or or a train you want to build through a mountain, obviously it's useless having those 1000 molecules of water or whatever applied to do work when you can do something so much more efficiently. And that's the same thing for windmills versus solar panels, versus nuclear power. Also, the, the, the reliability of it is so much better because windmills don't work when there's no wind. You have to have a backup gas generator, so they're using more gas.
Speaker 2:With nuclear power you can turn. You can turn on and off the access of, you know the, the, the, the radiation burning, and you don't have to bury it, as Russia and increasingly China and India have all pointed out and pioneered. You can close the fuel cycle. Because a lot of the opponents of nuclear power say, oh, but you have to bury it for a million years. No, that's if you're being a cheapskate. That's if you're Jimmy Carter and Presinsky in the 1970s who say, no, that costs too much and so we're going to shut down. Funding for closing the US nuclear fuel cycle will cancel the fast breeder reactors that allow the closing of the fuel cycle. Because we'll say, oh, but it's dual use technology. You can use it to make bombs as well by having enriched plutonium. Yeah, but it's like you can also have peace instead of having a world at war where you don't have to be afraid of proliferation of nuclear plutonium.
Speaker 1:You don't have nuclear is actually key. The reason why you're going down this rabbit hole is because it's one of the key technologies that can determine the future of nations.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's why JFK was was a massive supporter of nuclear power as well as hydroelectric power both of those two things, but nuclear big time and he had invested in. He was investing in nuclear fusion as well as space. So space under him went up to 4% of the GDP was invested in space technology. Part of that was tied to fusion rockets, nuclear rockets. That was a big part of the US program was was in using this as a as a long term way of thinking 10, 20, 80, 100 years into the future and then organizing future plans to create environments of conducive for investors and businesses and entrepreneurs to emerge to create the needs or the satisfied, the needs based on the demand to have new designs, new technologies. And so fusion propulsion and fusion power on the earth as well as outside of the earth were always two sides of the of the same coin. In John F Kennedy's mind, where he talked about in his speeches going to the ends of the after, after the moon, he was saying, and then Mars and then the edges of the solar system. He never had the idea of just sticking a flag or something on the moon and just saying screw you, russia, where we won, and now we'll just go and play golf on the moon and never go back again.
Speaker 2:No, the idea was that that would be a springboard for a new type of economy premised around constant growth, constant discovery, because when you go out into space you have to be very confident with your creative powers of problem solving.
Speaker 2:So you can't be an adaptive, lazy-minded society. You have to have a culture of excellence that does not tolerate mediocrity, as he says. You know like this goal will organize the best of our skills and talents and priorities and values, and so that was going to be a springboard towards an industrialization of the moon. You know, as we've discovered the Chinese have discovered, and they've landed on the far side of the moon that on the far side of the moon it is rich in abundant in helium-3. My God, like that is the most efficient fuel source for fusion power because it emits no neutrons when it goes through a fusion with deuterium or tritium and it becomes helium, or helium-3 becomes a heavier isotope and it doesn't exist on the Earth, it only exists on the moon. And it only exists because the moon has no magnetic field, whereas the Earth does, and helium-3 is charged, but it's being created by the sun and over the course of the eons it builds up on the moon, and especially the far side of the moon?
Speaker 1:I've never heard of this, Matt. This is kind of big stuff. So you're telling me that the moon could be a great energy source for humans?
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's why the Russians and the Chinese together have signed a joint space program in 2019, and then they reaffirmed it in 2021 to jointly build a permanent basing operation on the moon with a focus on mining the moon for helium-3. That is a driving force and has been of the Russian and Chinese space programs for many, many years.
Speaker 1:The American audience and even us in this niche of super smart, savvy researchers. This is not a topic that I've ever heard of helium-3, of this kind of race for new energy, but this is, when you plug that in as a variable, trying to figure out the power dynamics, you can see why the powers that be are afraid of a Russian-Chinese alliance is not just their nuclear military powers, it's not just their economies, it could be this too. So whoever controls energy controls everything. This is a good time, though, to take a quick break and just show to explain a little bit about our sponsors that are helping keep badlands going. So, bootleg products coupon code Badlands, they want to be your Patriot grocery store. This incredible company started six years ago by sheer will and determination to bring good, clean food to customers, and so Mike actually started Bootleg Sauce out of his kitchen and bootlegging it to people in his community, and the customer demand led to his exit from the IT world and Bootleg products were born. So small beginnings, but now Mike delivers his products to over 350 grocery stores in the Midwest, and Bootleg is independently operated by Mike and his family a true America first legacy. So they actually have chili sauces, seasonings, dressings and a lot more. Much of the food that you buy in a grocery store is full of chemicals and fillers, and so you know this is clean food, natural, gluten free. Make Bootleg products, your Patriot grocery store, in order today. Go to bootlegproductscom and use the promo code Badlands for a free bottle of taco seasoning.
Speaker 1:Ok, so I'm just going to pause there and we can continue our discussion just one moment. So I know we had plans, matt, to talk about a lot of different things, but now that we're here talking about nuclear energy you talked about hydroelectric how important that has been and now possibly fusion energy and, of course, I think, elon Musk's SpaceX and this type of rocket technology, trump's Space Force. We're in for some some disclosures about advanced technology, about space race is going on behind the scenes. I believe that Elon Musk's technology has been a big part of the Ukraine war. So can you, can you comment on the space race and and where we're going from here?
Speaker 2:Absolutely yeah. And one thing to keep in mind as well when people look at Trump's Artemis Accords that was entirely of the same spirit of what we saw with JFK. If you read through the Artemis Accords proposition in its original form, it was entirely based upon exactly what JFK said recognizing the inevitability and necessity of the development and industrialization of the Moon and other celestial bodies over the course of the coming generations and now putting the groundwork in place that will ensure that we do not go there via a militarization or hostile, we don't extend human geopolitics into that domain of our future. And it was all based upon cooperation. He set up groundwork with Jim Bridenstide and Rogozin, the head of Roscosmos at the time, to jointly have a US Russian joint lunar station orbiting the Moon. That was something that was moving very quickly. The push to bring in China as a cooperative partner, as well as the European Union, was being brought in in India and other countries. So that was the Artemis Accords Very, very different idea from what the deep state wants with their perversion of space force and things like that. That is more of like an extension of human geopolitical planning and occultism into the domain of space. Very different perversion of what the Artemis Accord was and could still be revived to become so.
Speaker 2:I'll just say that as an addendum but to the question of energy policy is really, it's really everything. And I mean again, like people underestimate how the level of Emotion and time that the oligarchy has put into considerations of keeping us locked in a box and and without higher forms and better understandings of what energy is and how it relates to our power of discovery of the universe and like one just to get this across Just quick, because I forgot to make this point to people say I'll helium three. Well, but okay, helium through one truckload of helium three. And of course there's about at least Billions of tons of this. Three, four, five billions of tons is what experts have said on the moon there's almost none on the earth.
Speaker 2:One truckload Will service the needs of an advanced human civilization of eight billion people living at a higher, high standard of living for a year. That's one truckload. You can only imagine what that does to all of our considerations and calculations of Energy. Geopolitics, shipping lanes, choke points, all these things that obsessed the minds of geopolitical planners. That all goes out the window, that's all in the dumpster. If you bring on that new paradigm it's. It's like going from a society without knowledge of electricity to all of a sudden having electricity as knowledge that can then be applied, like it's having, you know, the world of the 16th century versus the world of the 20th century, where you have planes, aerodynamics, chemical and electrical, electrochemical manufacturing systems so we're, we're about to take that leap, if we can figure out how to get these Controllers to stop us from accessing this type of technology.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, I think that we've been pressing on that. We've come close. Especially, you know what there. The way I tend to look at my research in history is kind of like I look at humanity kind of like an organism as a whole, like an organism being born, growing, maturing and yearning to be itself. So there are these natural laws of God that created the universe. We are a part of that universe. We have laws, and when I look at human civilization, you know every, every one of us individually is gonna die. But the societies that we participate in and we that shaped us and that we in turn can shape back In the book ends of our, of our more moral coils, that they may or may not be immortal. Like a society is, it may collapse, but it may not. But it only will not if you maintain the cultural standards of discovering what made it good and Reviving the, the spirit of morality that gave rise to it in the first place. And when you do that, you can always leap outside of the limits to growth and have more of your people at a higher quality of life, which animals can't do.
Speaker 2:So try to find a zebra population or rat population which can Behave in the ways that humans do. It's impossible. Now we can behave like rats Because we have free will. So we can allow ourselves to be convinced that we are rats if we fall for certain Myths or narratives given to us by an empire to keep us slaved or self enslaved. So we don't know how to self-govern and self-manage because our identities are shaped by our rat. Our rat qualities are lower monkey care qualities, which is what the Darwinians saw so brilliant. You know, they're like the people like Thomas Huxley Recognized early on that like hey, if we can get people to believe that we're all descended straight from from apes, then Then we can control them better, because it's all about how we identify ourselves.
Speaker 1:Right, if we identify ourselves as animals with these base instincts, then we'll behave that way. But if we perceive ourselves as Infinite spiritual beings with all this potential, we're gonna behave completely differently.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly. And then, and how we see science technology will be two different universes. That we're look that, we think we're looking at it. You know somebody who is a radical nihilist, atheist, darwinian, will look at the, the term of science technology, and they'll just see something cold, utilitarian, something that maybe might make life a little materially easier but otherwise is mostly could be a useful tool for controlling the, the ugly, the ugly, fellow lower apes in the human zoo, right? So you get a, you've all herari out of that type of matrix, right? Whereas if you look at if you are a Ben Franklin or you're, you're a John F Kennedy and you look at science, you see the, the material expression of a divine spark of discovery that unites us with our creator by human beings.
Speaker 1:Free slaves instead of enslaved people.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly yeah. It's all just for a servant for our, our liberation, and just as money does too, which is why Lincoln even had that beautiful speech where he said like money can either be a servant or a master. It depends on what culture you want to accept for your society, but it should be. We created money, so money should be a servant, just like a knife should be a servant, not something to you know Stab ourselves with. So that should also be money, and that should be science and technology, as well as servant for the higher values which are that human beings require happiness. We can't be happy with we're starving or before at war we lack a sense of. If we're in fear of the future, happiness becomes hard. That's not a good climate for creative discovery. So obviously you want political policies that maximize security, that create harmony of different nations that are at neighbors with each other, whereas the British Empire for Africa, like, look at Sudan right. Sudan is on fire right now. It's being on. It's on fire not by its own devices, but because there have always been the hands of British.
Speaker 2:The British never left Sudan when they let them go free in 1954.
Speaker 2:Well, there was a fight, but they immediately kept their provocateurs and instigators and Tribal conflicts because the British had organized a century of empire in Africa With the Belgian, with the French, with the, with the Dutch, using simple techniques, which they did also in the case of the US that led up to the Civil War, which is you find tribal differences amongst groups which have different lifestyles, different perhaps, different languages, different ethnic sort of identities, yeah, different belief, different names for God, whatever.
Speaker 2:And then you cultivate, you, you create conditions where one side has a grouping that you, you control, that then goes, runs a raid and kills a bunch of innocence from the other tribe, that then builds up hostility, that wants revenge. And then you could just cultivate that, that, that Divide to conquer strategy, so that the nations who would otherwise be very happy working together Both within and also with their neighbors, become too busy in turmoil that they don't notice that you're going in there with bear, gold, the beers, your other mining corporations, raping them and giving them ever more usurious loans so that they could buy their weapons to kill each other. Right, and, and it's, it's a, it's a perfect system of self-destruction, and it's not. And they call it capitalism, but it's not. That's the thing, right, it's yet something else.
Speaker 1:This was so ironic, as you just described, colonialism, the thing that the radical leftists claim to be so against, and yet it's the colonialists who are funding the anti-colonial, radical ideology and so forth. But this brings us to an important topic, because you talked about Space, the space race and the different philosophies. You know the, the, the philosophy of humans, should have limits, and and climate change and ESG and all that stuff eat the bugs. But then there's the other side, that of you know, just let humanity flourish, let humanity have access to technology and and so forth.
Speaker 1:Where does the UFO, psi op fit into all of this? Because I've heard the one person who's really brought this Discussion to the fore has been along musk. He has said that he thinks is kind of ridiculous this whole overpopulation idea and and he's, of course, talking about colonizing Mars, getting humanity to be multi-planetary. I know you have your own opinions on along musk, but let's talk about the UFO aspect. What's what's the idea? Because you talked about the idea of getting people to be Darwinian, get them to think of themselves as monkeys, not as as divine, and this whole big bang is just a whole big, random accident. And and how does that fit into the UFO, psi op?
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Speaker 2:Well, there, in nine minutes I guess I'll try to say it in a way that will make people want more. So I'll have to withhold some thoughts. I suppose, and hopefully people will join us again next week to really delve deeply into this deep question, which will bring up British leading members of Tavistock, the British psychological warfare operation that grew out of World War I's investigation on shock therapy, shell-shocked soldiers who had been able. They discovered something very interesting that these soldiers, coming out of World War I, through the type of trauma and experience that they went through, were inclined to de-pattern their minds, compartmentalize their minds. All sorts of very interesting things for sociopathic psychiatrists working in loyal to the system of global empire and pushing a system of global controls in that way. So Tavistock had animated the thinking and shaped all of the foreign policy thinking of British defense, british intelligence throughout the 1930s, 40s, and so the story is gonna involve a certain fellow named Sir Henry Tizard who was the initiator of a certain operation in the United States which became known as MK Ultra. That basically took the war into the battle of the mind outside of the battlefields, physically, of World War II, and into the mind field of the minds of those young that were being born especially after 1945, the children of those veterans who fought to stop the Wall Street, london fascist financed Nazi machine and Japanese fascist, italian fascist killing machine.
Speaker 2:That was supposed to be the form in which the New World Order was supposed to take back in the 1940s. That was supposed to be the basis of a banker's dictatorship with fascist enforcers at different jurisdictions of the earth. That was with a eugenics, prototranshumanist organizing, pseudo religion for the elite to manage themselves as the new Darwinian cause of natural selection. Right, it wasn't gonna be the forces of Darwinian nature, it was now gonna be the JP Morgan's, the Montague, norman's, the actual wannabe oligarchs heading up as gods. The New World system of test to babies outlined by Aldous Huxley, the grandson of Thomas Huxley, the controller of Darwin. Right, that which was in Huxley's Brave New World and Brave New World Revisited. And the final revolution, his speech to Stanford for Berkeley in 1960. All of that was not theoretical. That was a blueprint for what they were gonna do to actualize this system of global techno feudalism with a scientific managerial veneer. So, all that to say, sir Henry Pizzard played a role with Tavistock in shaping the first meeting of what became MKUltra.
Speaker 2:There's gonna be several figures within the story who played a role also in carrying out MKUltra, including Joseph Bryan III, a high level Scottish right freemason in Maryland, who was the worked closely with Frank Visner running the political psychological warfare unit of the office of policy coordination at the CIA. That was the psychological covert operations unit of the CIA. They were closely with Richard Cabell, who got his ass fired by JFK, along with Alan Dulles who was also in charge of Area 51. Sir Henry Pizzard is a figure who ran the first flying saucer working group using taxpayer money in Britain that officially was put online to investigate the phenomenon of flying saucer technology that people were seeing in the skies in the 1940s. Why were they seeing it? Well, they were seeing it because you had people like Victor Schauburger, like the Horton's brothers working with German aerospace tech in the 1940s, who were innovating new types of aerodynamic technologies that would allow for the opposite of combustion flying saucer technology that's right, David.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was sort of like using water flows inside of certain spiral copper wiring that would also be charged with electrical field that would allow for the levitation of certain types of geometric objects. Some of the designs were classified and are made available. People could Google Victor Schauburger or the Horton's brothers the Horton's brothers whose tech was absorbed by the US military industrial complex with Operation Paperclip. So was Victor Schauburger, who was brought into Canada under an Anglo-Canadian operation that involved promising into use as technology for the Avro-Aero hypersonic jets in Canada, but were quickly simply absorbed and classified under the veil of the Cold War, where everything, all new tech, was classified under the Cold War and he was broken. He was iced out of his own project and was sent back to Austria broken in Sad man and he died in the 1950s.
Speaker 2:But all of this tech was being developed, most concretely the classified tech that the German scientists were developing in area 51. So a lot of people in New Mexico, in Arizona and other military bases where this tech, these early drones, were being developed, were looking out their windows at night and seeing things flying that they couldn't understand. You had certain pilots who didn't have adequate security clearance and were not in on the know who were looking out their airplanes and seeing some of these techs. They'd go back down, they'd land and report what they saw and then became devoted followers of the UFO.
Speaker 2:The newly emerging UFO Cyop, which really focused on recruiting Air Force and military people within the military and Air Force especially, and people like Joseph Bryan III, went on at the same time as he was working with Frank Wissner, the psychopath who was managing the Vietnam War that JFK was trying to stop.
Speaker 2:Along with Alan Dulles, he was setting up what was known as the, the first national investigation committee on aerial phenomenon, to investigate UFOs and aerial phenomenon in the 1960s and 70s that he managed. So it's like these are just a couple of characters who will come into our story and I know we're wrapping up, but it will tie into leading members of the Rockefeller family who took on this program in the night starting in the 70s and 80s and generated something to undermine the idea of what JFK was trying to do by utilizing the power of the Republic and the sovereign nation state to wield power to do things that involved leaping outside of the limits to growth using national economic planning. That had to be stopped and it couldn't be just crushed in the cradle completely, because people always were inspired, and will always be inspired, by the idea of exploring space. So what they did is they had said they created what's called the new space movement, led by people like Jeff Bezos and Branson other new billionaires.
Speaker 1:These billionaire oligarchs have their little rocket projects. Yeah, I gotta pause you here. It just blows my mind that JFK's nephew is running for president with kind of a similar philosophy, and we've got Trump and Putin who have the spirit of JFK with being builders and so forth. So this battle between the JFK camp and the Allen Dulles camp, it's still raging on and literally the relatives in these dynasties are continuing to battle with each other. And we're here living through breaking history. We have links in the description below. People can check out your documentaries and your organizations. You can check out my breaking news updates at wwwSeanMorganReportcom. Thanks everyone for tuning in and next week we're gonna go dive deeply into the UFO SIA.