4 chapters across the catalog
The Great Reset, World Economic Forum, Build Back Better
James Delingpole and other commentators discuss "The Great Reset," a proposal by the World Economic Forum and the UN Agenda 2030. The phrase "Build Back Better" is identified as a code phrase for a global technocratic takeover and a shift away from private property ownership. Fair Trade USA is also noted for adopting the "Build Back Better" slogan in its recent marketing.
The Milan Expo 2015 opened in Italy amidst violent protests from activists who view the event as a front for corporate interests and the T-TIP trade agreement. While the fair features 80 national pavilions and focuses on global sustainability, it has received little attention in the U.S. media. Historical World's Fairs are recalled for their cultural impact and unique amusement park attractions.
Hillary Clinton's CFR Speech, Global Rules-Based Order
Hillary Clinton's speech to the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is analyzed for its emphasis on a "just rules-based international order." The speech touched on global power distribution, intellectual property rights, and the Law of the Sea Treaty. The hosts interpret these "rules of the road" as a framework for globalist control over resources and labor.
Treasure Island History and Seaplane Terminal Origins
A discussion details the history of Treasure Island in San Francisco, noting its origins as an artificial island built for the 1930s World's Fair. The main terminal building was originally designed as a seaport for trans-Pacific seaplanes before the Navy confiscated the site during World War II. The area includes Yerba Buena Island, formerly known as Goat Island, and has served as a filming location for Indiana Jones films.
