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The Real Power Elite: The Anglo-American Establishment by Quigley - A Book in 10 Minutes - Jay Dyer

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In this piece, Jay Dyer discusses Dr. Carroll Quigley's book 'The Anglo-American Establishment,' emphasizing its insights into the elite structures that influence global governance. He highlights the historical context of the Milner-Fabian Society and its role in creating a technocratic shadow government. Dyer stresses the connection between American and British elites through institutions and secret societies, detailing their strategies for establishing a world socialist order, particularly during the post-World War II era. He promotes Quigley's work as valuable for understanding the power dynamics that shape modern geopolitics.

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    • Other speaker: The Milner-Fabian socialist group is a model for today's shadow government.“this Milner-Fabian socialist group is really what's the model for today's technocratic inner shadow government.”
    • Other speaker: The shadow government was formed by linking British elites with American oligarchs.“they ended up linking up with the oligarchical families of the United States.”
    • Jay Dyer: The structures set by this elite would form the post-World War II world order.“The same entities that this group set up would then go on to structure the post-World War II world order.”

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  • Jay Dyer presents the thesis and insights of Dr. Carroll Quigley about the structures of elite governance through his book 'The Anglo-American Establishment.'

  • Jay Dyer describes Cecil Rhodes as a pivotal figure who established structures and secret societies that influenced the shaping of global governance and elite networks.

  • Jay Dyer discusses the League of Nations as a product of early planning by the elites who aimed for global governance.

  • Jay Dyer highlights the Milner-Fabian Society as a key group in creating a model for modern technocratic governance, which plays a role in the shadow government.

  • Jay Dyer explains the Society of the Elect as an inner party concept modeled by Cecil Rhodes, portraying the hierarchical design of elite governance.