What is the New World Order? Jay Dyer
In this piece, Jay Dyer examines the writings of Charles Galton Darwin, particularly his views on the future as outlined in his 1952 book. Dyer argues that Darwin's work reveals an agenda to control human society through scientific and deterministic methods, predicting a future dominated by a technocratic elite. He discusses themes such as Malthusianism, the manipulation of resources, and the creation of a new religion centered on scientism, leading to the depopulation of the masses and the establishment of a ruling class. Dyer connects these ideas to contemporary figures and agendas, suggesting a continuity in the vision for societal control from past to present.
Chain 4 steps
- Jay Dyer: Darwin writes that the future will operate under scientism with no transcendent truth.“the religion of the future, the modus operandi, is scientism or pragmatism.”
- Other speaker: Malthusianism will justify the control of human population due to perceived limited resources.“Food is key because Malthus taught us that resources are limited and thus humans must be limited because of limited resources.”
- Jay Dyer: The elite will develop a technocracy where only they have offspring.“only they will have children. So nobody will have offspring.”
Subjects
4Jay Dyer discusses Charles Galton Darwin's views on how elites plan to control society through scientism and deterministic methods.
Jay Dyer critiques Malthusianism as a justification for limiting human population.
Jay Dyer explains that Darwin sees the future religion as scientism, which negates transcendent truth.
Jay Dyer argues that the elites will control society through a technocratic governance model.