Speaker 1: Join me now is Patrick Wood. He has a two
Speaker 1: part series out. Here's part one, Part one, Technocrats Called
Speaker 1: for Dictatorship and Technocracy in nineteen thirty two.
Speaker 2: This is part.
Speaker 1: One and we're going to go to part two in
Speaker 1: just one momento. Welcome back to the broadcast. Thank you
Speaker 1: for being with us tonight, Patrick.
Speaker 3: You welcome. Good to be We're with you.
Speaker 1: You say. In my tattered copy of Henry A. Porter's
Speaker 1: Roosevelt and Technocracy nineteen thirty two, an early reader to
Speaker 1: a careful bracket around a single passage on page seventy two.
Speaker 1: It reads, quote, radical and immediate changes in both our
Speaker 1: political and economic systems will be necessary. This can be
Speaker 1: accomplished by vesting supreme and emergency power in some one
Speaker 1: man who has the confidence and respect of a majority
Speaker 1: of the American people. That man is Franklin Delanair Roosevelt,
Speaker 1: to whom should be given to toorial powers in the
Speaker 1: approaching crises crisis in quote, Wow, can you believe that?
Speaker 3: Really? I had this book in my hand right now.
Speaker 4: I got this on a rare book site, Roosevelt and Technocracy.
Speaker 4: This you can see is falling apart.
Speaker 3: This is the book for nineteen thirty two.
Speaker 4: This was before, by the way, this was before Howard
Speaker 4: Scott and m. King Hubbard formed Technocracy, Inc. So there's
Speaker 4: an interim period between Club University and the start of
Speaker 4: the movement called Technocracy.
Speaker 2: Who's Henry a Porter? Who is this guy?
Speaker 3: Nobody knows he wasous.
Speaker 4: He was kind of like maybe a financial guy, and
Speaker 4: of the period he was an economist. He said, well,
Speaker 4: he was a national fame and fortune. But I couldn't
Speaker 4: find any more more about him at all, and no
Speaker 4: no obituary, no university, that sort of thing. Nevertheless, he
Speaker 4: put it in writing and he was associated with the
Speaker 4: technocrats and at Club University. This this is amazing.
Speaker 1: Do you think that was a shadow name name?
Speaker 4: No, I don't think it was. There's no evidence of
Speaker 4: it that it was written. Nobody's suggested as written by
Speaker 4: somebody in the popular media back then. But the interesting
Speaker 4: thing is in that period of time when Columby University
Speaker 4: had Technocracy under its wing, one famous advocate of technocracy
Speaker 4: was Randolph Hurst, the empire builder and the media empire.
Speaker 4: He controlled basically all the major newspapers in the country
Speaker 4: and I never saw that he actually produced a movie
Speaker 4: in nineteen thirty two. And there's a clip in this
Speaker 4: in this this article. It's like two minutes and forty
Speaker 4: four seconds.
Speaker 3: It's an amazing clip for this movie.
Speaker 4: That the guy said, it's the worst movie President ever it.
Speaker 2: Let's play it.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. You just listen to it. Listen to it.
Speaker 2: Let's play.
Speaker 5: Here we go, gentlemen, I am here as a representative
Speaker 5: of the American people, and they are of darkest dispair.
Speaker 5: Our plants cannot be made to grow by watering the
Speaker 5: top alone and letting the roots go dry.
Speaker 3: Let me interject, trunk and the branch is to a right.
Speaker 2: There's not a part, but.
Speaker 5: Only to aggravate.
Speaker 2: Oh there it is up the middle the screen. All right,
Speaker 2: there we go. Thank you, guys.
Speaker 3: Let me just say, I'll give you the spoiler.
Speaker 4: Okay, the theme of the movie was a new kind
Speaker 4: of a do nothing president was elected and then he
Speaker 4: had a vision.
Speaker 3: When he was sick, he got.
Speaker 4: A car accident, sick in bed, he saw the angel Gabriel.
Speaker 3: Okay, it transformed his life.
Speaker 4: Apparently something happened to him and all of a sudden
Speaker 4: he changed his whole demeanor, his whole approach to government,
Speaker 4: and you know, and the heat of the depression. He's
Speaker 4: he's now he's all for the people, making America great again,
Speaker 4: that sort of thing. Okay, So this the backdrop of
Speaker 4: this is the angel Gabriel appeared to him and maybe
Speaker 4: even took over his life somehow.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: They didn't say that, but you don't get possessed by
Speaker 4: angels necessarily. But just with that as a backrop, he
Speaker 4: makes this inspired speech to Congress.
Speaker 3: Okay, so play the rest of it.
Speaker 5: Here we go, said the nation. I'm a sturdy trunk,
Speaker 5: and the branches too. You have spent four billion dollars
Speaker 5: only to aggravate adversity. I asked for four billion dollars
Speaker 5: to restore buying power, stimulate purchases, restore prosperity. You have
Speaker 5: wasted precious days and weeks and years in futile discussion.
Speaker 5: We need action, immediate and effective action.
Speaker 6: Mister President. There is a movement in Congress for your impeachment.
Speaker 6: Hardly the time for making any requests. However, small well,
Speaker 6: I shall withdraw that request, but I would like to
Speaker 6: substitute another. I ask you, gentlemen, to declare a state
Speaker 6: of national emergency and to adjourn this Congress until normal
Speaker 6: conditions are restored.
Speaker 5: During the period of that adjournment. I shall assume full
Speaker 5: responsibility for the government. Mister President, this is dictatorship. Senator Langham,
Speaker 5: words do not frighten me.
Speaker 6: But the United States of America is a democracy.
Speaker 5: We are not yet ready to give up the government
Speaker 5: of our file. Hear me, you have given it up.
Speaker 5: You've turned your backs, You've closed your ears to the
Speaker 5: appeals of the people. You've been traitors to the concepts
Speaker 5: of democracy upon which this government was founded. I believe
Speaker 5: in democracy, as Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln believed in democracy.
Speaker 5: And of what I plan to do with the name
Speaker 5: of the people makes me a dictator. Then it is
Speaker 5: a dictatorship based on Jefferson's definition of democracy, a government
Speaker 5: for the greatest good of the greatest number.
Speaker 6: This Congress refuses to adjourn.
Speaker 5: I think, gentlemen, you forget that I am still the
Speaker 5: president of these United States, and as commander in.
Speaker 6: Chief of the Army and Navy, it is within the
Speaker 6: rights of.
Speaker 5: The President to declare the country under martial law.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go, Patrick.
Speaker 4: Listen to the last headline here Congress accedes to the presidency.
Speaker 3: This is crazy. This is Randolph Hurst. He was arguably.
Speaker 4: One of the major factors of promoting technocracy. One was
Speaker 4: at Columbia University. He got burned big time by Howard Scott, who,
Speaker 4: as it turned out, didn't even have an engineering degree
Speaker 4: at all. But he was kicked out from Columbia, the
Speaker 4: whole group actually, and they set out on another course.
Speaker 4: But in the meantime, a Columbia University outlawed, well, didn't outlaw,
Speaker 4: but they got rid of the technocracy movement and anything
Speaker 4: related to it, like even the word technocracy. And so
Speaker 4: Randolph Hurst wrote this movie or sponsored it during that
Speaker 4: interim period. This is really instructive because this is what
Speaker 4: they were thinking. This is total technocracy at that point,
Speaker 4: declaring the end or putting Congress and suspension in order
Speaker 4: to take to declare martial law to take care of
Speaker 4: this emergency. That was a great direct depression, of course.
Speaker 4: But when Roosevelt took office, that's just about what he did.
Speaker 4: And all the technocrats who were swept into his administration,
Speaker 4: they helped him. You know, build back if you will
Speaker 4: build back better? Should I use that phrase.
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 3: We are now fast forward to part two.
Speaker 2: Wow, let's go to part two.
Speaker 1: Part two, Part two Technocrats call for dictatorship and technocracy
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: So we go from a movie what year was that
Speaker 2: movie again?
Speaker 3: Nineteen thirty two?
Speaker 1: So we go from a movie black white movie in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty two to twenty twenty six calling for the
Speaker 1: same thing. And of course what we're highlighting here is
Speaker 1: Curtis Yarpin. And by the way, Patrick, I haven't told
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Speaker 1: the idea. A lot of great channels coming. So anyway
Speaker 1: one was going to be the technocracy channel.
Speaker 3: That's good, sounds really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, back to the topic, because that's how important
Speaker 1: this is, folks, that's how important this is. Let's go
Speaker 1: back to your article again, Part two, Technocrats call for
Speaker 1: a dictatorship and technocracy in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: Hy here we are almost almost one hundred years later.
Speaker 4: This is absolutely stunning. Don't play that clip, by the way.
Speaker 4: That's it's got longer trip clip and has some strong
Speaker 4: language at the end. So I don't want to you
Speaker 4: don't want to get into that for sure, But you
Speaker 4: can listen to this expose of Curtis Yarvin just to
Speaker 4: show how unplugged this guy is. He's in the sense,
Speaker 4: in the same sense that.
Speaker 3: Porter was.
Speaker 4: Nobody knew who this guy was. Curtis Jarvind came out
Speaker 4: of the blue, nobody knew who he was. But both
Speaker 4: of them are making bold claims that what we have
Speaker 4: to do, we have to install a monarchy in America.
Speaker 4: Get rid of Congress and you know, basically a point
Speaker 4: technocrast around everything this has been This is a warmed
Speaker 4: over trope from the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 3: It really is.
Speaker 4: And I think this is this is evidence that you
Speaker 4: can hang your hand hat on.
Speaker 3: Curtis Yarvin.
Speaker 4: By the way, when you see just how unplugged this
Speaker 4: guy is with his dark Enlightenment philosophy, it makes you
Speaker 4: makes your hair stand on end, it really does. This
Speaker 4: guy is so unplucked and he is not not just
Speaker 4: that he wants to install a monarchy in America, but
Speaker 4: the fact that Peter Tiele jd Vance talk.
Speaker 3: About him a lot. Uh.
Speaker 4: Peter Teel says Yarvin is his house philosopher. Whatever that means,
Speaker 4: I'm not sure, but he's risen to the top of
Speaker 4: these people's minds, the technocrats in Washington, d C. Even
Speaker 4: Elon Musk for instance, and his philosophy is working its
Speaker 4: way in through public policy in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: This is very disturbing as well.
Speaker 4: But here you have a guy that talks about the
Speaker 4: concept of benevolent genocide.
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: Well, you read read our book The Final Betrayal, you
Speaker 4: fight out exactly what he means he's talking about getting
Speaker 4: rid of people without.
Speaker 3: Shooting him necessarily.
Speaker 4: And uh, you know, you don't want to even think
Speaker 4: about general genocide in any terms, whether it's benevolent or otherwise.
Speaker 4: But you know, this is a guy that should not
Speaker 4: be anywhere close to public policy. By the way. He's
Speaker 4: he's a has a fan with JD. Vance as well,
Speaker 4: and you would maybe maybe you believe it, maybe not,
Speaker 4: But other people have been talking about Curtis Jarvin, like
Speaker 4: Steve Bannon for instance, So go figure, he's made the rounds.
Speaker 4: He's made the rounds Curtis Jarvin.
Speaker 1: Indeed, indeed, indeed, all right, let's see, So where do
Speaker 1: you see this going any any new indication with Trump
Speaker 1: saying on again, off again attacks on Iran. Now he's
Speaker 1: listening more and more to the countries out of the
Speaker 1: Gulf States. He's listening to admitted today he's listening to
Speaker 1: Saudi Arabia guitar. He's listening to these guys. What what
Speaker 1: do you see here going forward?
Speaker 4: Obviously there's there's lots of wild cars at this point,
Speaker 4: the stuff that's not necessarily under the direct control.
Speaker 3: I think in the end they'll.
Speaker 4: Figure out a way to mute the radicals in Iran
Speaker 4: at least to the point of getting them making them
Speaker 4: cooperate with the economic plan. How long will that will take,
Speaker 4: who knows. But we see finally the Middle East, the
Speaker 4: countries in the Middle East are standing up for the
Speaker 4: rights and ending airplanes and bombs and stuff of their
Speaker 4: own into ira Uh into Iran. So this this is
Speaker 4: a good a good sign on one's hand. Let them
Speaker 4: fight their own battles. How about how about let them
Speaker 4: let them, you know, get rid of these people. If
Speaker 4: they don't like them, they have to live with them.
Speaker 4: So we don't but we already know that this war
Speaker 4: was not about the politics anyway. It was about the
Speaker 4: control over the Strait of Hormuz. And I think this
Speaker 4: is still in view at this point.
Speaker 3: That's fact.
Speaker 4: That's just about all that they're talking about this point.
Speaker 3: But straight, straight, the straight, the straight, all right?
Speaker 4: Any other news, well, probably every day there's something new
Speaker 4: and new coming out. But you know, we we have
Speaker 4: to watch certainly the war developing around the world.
Speaker 3: There's so many conflicts.
Speaker 1: Will it pass or not, Will the Claritiact pass or not?
Speaker 3: We don't know. At this point.
Speaker 4: Is coming down to the wire, and Trump, I think
Speaker 4: is probably going to be ready to pick up the
Speaker 4: phone himself to jawbone more Senators into.
Speaker 3: Passing passing the Act.
Speaker 4: It's coming down to a deadline, I think, just this
Speaker 4: month where Congress is going to be recessed, and I
Speaker 4: don't know if the President can declare that they can't
Speaker 4: receive resess. I think if he couldn't do it, I
Speaker 4: think he probably would at this point. You guys, in
Speaker 4: other words, you guys, get your business done, then you
Speaker 4: can go home, the sort of thing.
Speaker 3: So we'll have to see.
Speaker 4: But the Clarity Act is so important at this point
Speaker 4: to cement the regulatory structure of this new privatized system
Speaker 4: financial system that the Trump and the arch technocrats in Washington,
Speaker 4: d c. Have erected in twenty twenty five. They have
Speaker 4: to have this passed at some point, and if they,
Speaker 4: if they don't have it now, they'll have to wait
Speaker 4: for the next next year to probably to get it passed.
Speaker 4: But you know it's going to pass at some point,
Speaker 4: whether now or later. If it's later, it'll throw a
Speaker 4: monkey wrench into some of their plans, but not for long.
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Speaker 3: You bet God bless you too.
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