How the Elite Control Us: Breaking the Matrix: Charlie Robinson / Jay Dyer
In a recent discussion, Jay Dyer and Charlie Robinson examine the intricate mechanisms of elite control over society, focusing on themes of economic manipulation, political deceit, and the implications of a global governance structure. Using the metaphor of an octopus, they explore how powerful groups influence various sectors, including military, government, and media, while referencing historical figures who advocated for a universal faith. Dyer critiques the dangers of technocratic governance and surveillance reminiscent of past oppressive regimes, shedding light on the multi-generational strategies of globalist elites aimed at reshaping society. They also emphasize the importance of critical engagement with mainstream narratives and suggest alternative educational approaches through pop culture references. Overall, their dialogue raises awareness about the potential societal collapse driven by these covert machinations, while highlighting opportunities for transformation.
Chain 6 steps
- Charlie Robinson: He realized the financial system was a game of cons.“this is what's happening here.”
via Charlie Robinson- Jay Dyer: The push for globalization involves a coordinated effort across many sectors.“It was all graphed out, like everything. Like the medical system, how it would change.”
- Jay Dyer: The right-wing movements of the 1980s were tied to deep state operations.“that was all like a deep state, you know, Pentagon CIA operation.”
- Charlie Robinson: The American empire is being systematically weakened as part of a global strategy.“So we talk about that with the financial system and the way, and then you, you know, pushing down the plunger and who's pushing it down.”
via Zbigniew Brzezinski- Jay Dyer: The goal of current globalist strategies is the intentional deconstruction of existing systems.“the goal here is to intentionally deconstruct the existing Western system.”
via Zbigniew Brzezinski- Jay Dyer: Rejecting globalization is a necessary step towards embracing true values.“reject globalization and embrace Christ”
Subjects
21Jay Dyer critiques Zbigniew Brzezinski's views on a controlled society dominated by an elite, highlighting the dangers of the technocratic control grid that he believes is worse than past regimes like the KGB and Stasi.
Jay Dyer appreciates Charlie Robinson for discussing the intentional deconstruction of the existing Western system as a globalist strategy.
Jay Dyer discusses the fragility of the American empire and its military and economic structures that could lead to its decline.
Jay criticizes mainstream media for its role in manipulating public perception and spreading misinformation.
Jay Dyer discusses Charlie Robinson's book 'The Octopus of Global Control', noting its approach of collating quotes from influential figures to reveal systemic corruption.
Jay Dyer references Carol Quigley as a historian who documented elite control and influence in politics and media.
Jay discusses the co-opting of organizations such as the CIA by religious and political entities.
Jay Dyer points out that the Federal Reserve is part of the major financial scams that are often overlooked at high levels of society.
Jay suggests utilizing George Carlin's clips as a humorous and effective means of explaining societal issues to younger audiences.
Jay Dyer discusses H.G. Wells' involvement in proposing a global religion.
Jay Dyer talks about Aldous Huxley and his views on the future of global religion.
Jay agrees with the sentiment of rejecting globalization and embracing Christ.