Topic: World Power

A director featured in the documentary Pandora's Promise argues that nuclear power is currently twice as expensive as solar energy. The hosts dispute the death toll statistics of nuclear disasters, claiming the World Health Organization's figures for Chernobyl and Fukushima are lower than the public perceives. They argue that if saving the planet is the goal, the cost of nuclear energy should not be the primary deterrent.

The hosts discuss a survey question regarding world bankers eliminating paper currency to force citizens into electronic slavery. They debate the likelihood of a deliberate power grid failure used as a tool for global financial control.

The British Parliament voted against joining military action in Syria, a move that surprised Prime Minister David Cameron. This legislative rejection has left the United States without its primary military ally for the proposed strikes. Meanwhile, Senator John McCain criticized the United Nations for its neutrality and refusal to apportion blame for the chemical attacks, while also suggesting the UK is no longer a top-tier world power.

Reflecting on historical attempts at global governance, the hosts discuss the League of Nations and how post-WWI internationalism may have led to the rise of Hitler. They speculate that current globalist pushes could result in a civil war within the EU by 2020.