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OBDM1271 - Technocrats vs. Oligarchs: Who's Really in Charge?
Episode 1271
00:00:00 - 00:10:00
- Opening discussion on social media habits, nostalgia for early internet days, and how digital consumption affects perception of reality.
- Glitch in reality anecdote—host shares a weird moment where reality seemed to "reset."
- Alex Jones Clips of the Week—a collection of bizarre, over-the-top rants from Jones.
- Promotion for Doom Scrolling Podcast—mention of its growing audience.
- Humor around Alex Jones' exaggerated job lists, where he claims to have worked in dozens of professions.
- Media manipulation and public perception, how figures like Trump and Musk are presented differently based on political bias.
- Winter weather panic in the South—why a small amount of snow causes mass shutdowns.
- Tech frustrations, including glitches in software and the hosts' personal experiences with recent issues.
- Scientific fraud & government funding—discussion on how grant money incentivizes fake science.
- Leaked email from a physicist confirms that high-energy physics is driven by funding rather than discovery.
- Government grant dependency parallels, linking scientific fraud to intelligence agency operations and wasted tax dollars.
- Trust in government collapsing—whether revealing cover-ups (like missing JFK files) would break public confidence completely.
- The "Iron Law of Oligarchy" explained—is democracy an illusion?
- Technocracy vs. political elites—debate over figures like Elon Musk vs. organizations like the WEF.
- Biometric tracking and AI concerns, how new technology is increasing surveillance.
- Criticism of conspiracy theorists like Whitney Webb, arguing they offer only doom without solutions.
- Elizabeth Warren's awkward storytelling—her repeated claims of getting a "scholarship to college."
- Boomers losing their minds over Trump, featuring a viral video of an older woman having a meltdown.
- Media hypocrisy discussion, particularly how narratives shift based on political convenience.
- UFO factions discussion—some want unity to prepare for possible extraterrestrial threats.
- Lou Elizondo & Salvador Pais talk about uniting UFO researchers amid government secrecy.
- Are UFOs a distraction? Speculation on whether disclosure is controlled misinformation.
- Old Justin Trudeau footage emerges, showing him in revealing attire—hosts mock his youthful fashion choices.
- Political flip-flopping in the media, how figures like Trump and Musk are alternately vilified or praised.
- Fear-mongering about Trump and Musk—accusations of secret eugenics programs.
- Expos
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