Top 10 Books Where The Elite Tell EVERYTHING! (NW0!)
In his video, Jay Dyer examines the ten influential books that expose the agendas of the global elite, revealing a consistent ideology spanning the last century. He starts with an acknowledgment of Plato's Republic, which he believes foreshadows technocratic governance but doesn't align with human nature. Dyer analyzes works by authors like Jacques Attali and Zbigniew Brzezinski that foresee a future dominated by technology, control, and a new world order, highlighting themes of mass depopulation and societal restructuring. He also discusses H.G. Wells' writings that advocate for radical societal changes and Bill Joy's concerns about the implications of technological advancement, suggesting that understanding these texts can provide insight into elite motivations and strategies.
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- Jay Dyer: Plato's Republic outlines an ideal governance model that fails to align with human nature.“Plato's Republic really describes the ideal form of government that would lead to technocracy...”
- Jay Dyer: The RAND Corporation played a significant role in shaping technocratic ideas in America.“the book that is approved by the rand corporation... history of the rand corporation...”
- Jay Dyer: David Rockefeller's influence on global governance is critical to understanding elite agendas.“...the history of the creation of the council on foreign relation...”
- Jay Dyer: Zbigniew Brzezinski predicts a technocratic future devoid of national identities.“zbignar brzezinski's book between two ages where he predicts the coming of the technocratic age...”
- Jay Dyer: Klaus Schwab advocates for a centralized technocratic order in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.“...now we have of course klaus is a fairly recent book from 2018...”
- Jay Dyer: H.G. Wells' works reveal an anti-human agenda within elite power structures.“both of these books kind of go together and that's uh the open conspiracy and the new world order by hg wells”
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10Jay Dyer refers to Bill Joy's essay that discusses the Malthusian plan of the tech elite to reduce the population.
Jay regards Dr. Carol Quigley's book 'Tragedy and Hope' as one of the most important texts detailing the Anglo-American elite's involvement in the world wars and subsequent geopolitical strategies.
Jay discusses David Rockefeller's significant influence on global governance and foreign operations as detailed in discussions about the Rockefellers' biography.
Jay Dyer discusses H.G. Wells' works that promote an anti-human agenda regarding societal restructuring and depopulation.
Jay views Jacques Attali as the 'Kissinger of France,' whose book describes a technocratic utopia based on transhumanism and a centralized global government by 2040-2050.
Jay criticizes Klaus Schwab for promoting a technocratic global order and highlights Schwab's connections to transhumanist ideas in his writings.
Jay presents Plato's Republic as foundational for technocracy but ultimately flawed as it does not account for human nature and free will.
Jay critiques the RAND Corporation for its role in shaping America's transition to a technocratic society and its influence on major sociopolitical events.
Jay discusses UNESCO's mission and its foundational philosophy as promoting a global technocratic order through social and educational development, masking eugenics as biometrics.
Jay presents Zbigniew Brzezinski as a major proponent of a supranational technocratic order with foresight into global governance structures and technological control.