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think you own it, turns out you actually don't. So we've been covering this on this program in other places for years. They've got the legal architecture, all in place, the changes they made to the uniform commercial code. And the fact is, folks, your retirement savings may not legally belong to you in the way that you think they do. And so we've had a lot of people ask, well, Alex, what do we do? Right? How should I protect my retirement? How should I protect my savings? Who do I talk to? Well, I think the answer is our good friends over at retirement are renegade. Independent retirement fiduciary firm, they're one of the few firms that I've personally seen that take this seriously enough to spend a million of their own dollars raising awareness about this critical problem coming at us. It's called the retirement reset. I've actually invested some of my money with them now. I'm just so pleased with what they're doing. 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Again, if you use that promo code Liberty, you can watch that documentary for free. And yours truly is featured in it. Now, going to the news, we've got to get Andrew Muller with us, Andrew. Thanks for joining us. Thank you. Pleasure to be here. So we've got the midterms coming up. A lot of really critical races that may determine control of the house or the Senate. Certainly a lot going on at the state level. If you're looking Texas, man, a huge race for the US Senate can pack in versus James Tallerico, the guy who thinks God supports abortion and transgendarism. We've got a race in Ohio. Michigan, Abdul El Sayyid, the Islam of Marxist, against Mark Rogers, the Republican. We've got a big race in Maine, Troy Jackson, versus Susan Collins, Alaska. Obviously a big one, Dan Sullivan. And then we've got some critical house races and some critical governors races. We're following the one in Arizona. Andrew, some of the people are going to be hearing us and seeing us before the election even closes. Some of these people are in really competitive states. You got George and Nevada, really competitive Arizona, Wisconsin. What do you make of this? What do people need to know? Well, I think that particularly with the gubernatorial races, people need to get out and vote. A lot of great candidates on the ballot, including Andy Biggs in Arizona running for governor. He's a great guy. So you need to get out and vote. I know the Republicans have been disappointing. They've been disappointing to me too. But I do think we need to recognize that Donald Trump still has two years left in office and that if the Democrats win this election by sitting it out, they're going to hurt him and go after the administration and people who have been trying to do good things. So I think we need to give Trump a chance for the rest of the two years and if Republicans continue to fumble the ball, that would be a good conversation for 2028. Yeah. And the reality is even if the Republicans are as bad as we think they are and they are, they're destroying the country less quickly than their colleagues on the other side of the aisle. And frankly, if we want more time to wake people up to train up our children, to enjoy some peace, prosperity and liberty, you better vote for the people who are less likely to burn your country to the ground tomorrow than the people who are openly telling you they want to kill babies, steal all your money, silence you and end your freedom as we have known it. Now, speaking of ending freedom, the government over in Minnesota has charged conservative journalist James O'Keefe and his buddy, Cam Higby with felony charges for unlawful voting and identity theft. If you haven't seen the video, it's actually hilarious, Cam Higby's dressed up as a Muslim, he walks in there and as if he could vote like that. Oh, Muslim woman, I vote like that. And can I vouch for my buddy? And of course, you need to watch the video. It's absolutely hilarious. Nobody in their right mind thinks that they were in there trying to commit vote fraud, right? What they were doing, as they said when they published the video is exposing how easy Minnesota makes it to vote without an ID, without anything at all. It's not the first time O'Keefe spent charged with criminal charges for his investigative reporting. But thankfully, we have a first amendment that protects us for those things, for our free speech, for our journalism. And folks really, really crazy. But that's what they want to do all over, right? They stopped and extroverted, they actually act in California. They want to silence us and they made it very clear. They're coming for our free speech, they're coming for freedom of the press. We need to be aware. Now on the White House just did something huge over the weekend, they released the statement, proclamation on Reformation Day, which is actually a really important day. If you go to the website, you can see the presidential message on Reformation Day. I want to read it to you so good. From the earliest days of our Republic prayer and faith and Almighty God

have stood as the foundations of our strength, the source of our unity and the fount of our greatness. This Reformation Day, I send my best wishes to the countless Christians across our country commemorating the Protestant Reformation. And it's enduring message of salvation by God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ, the five solace, right? Through faith alone and grace and solo. For the glory of God, man, we need to remember this stuff so badly. 500 years ago, Trump says, William Tindale inspired by the work of Martin Luther advanced the Protestant Reformation's devotion to holy scripture through the publication of the first New Testament printed in English, shaping the language of the Bibles that would fortify the faith and resolve of America's founding generation. The sacred scriptures helped form the religious convictions that formed our young nations, founding ideals of God-given rights and individual liberty of spiritual inheritance we honor. As we continue to reflect on 250 glorious years of American independence, the Bible remains a cornerstone of our nation's character and upholds our steadfast devotion to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness guided by an unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. My administration is working to restore the moral and religious foundations that have sustained our republic for generations. As president, I will always support citizens of faith and defend their place in the public square, honoring the enduring role of our churches and strengthening families, serving communities and preserving the core values that have anchored us across the centuries. As Christians across our country, unite in faith and fellowship this reformation day, I send my heartfelt prayers for a meaningful celebration and encourage each of you to draw renewed strength from God's word as we carry forward the blessings of faith and freedom throughout our beloved nation. Amen and amen. Thank you, Mr. President, for acknowledging reformation day. We celebrated it in my home and I hope you did too. Now, State Department also shared a video about the gospel and Christianity. Here is Secretary of State Rubio. Our faith causes outwards into the limeless darkness of the unknown. It tells us to go forth and preach the gospel to the world as a witness and to all nations until the ends of the earth. From that command came America. Our nation more than any other in history was shaped by this Christian idea. This is who we are. And from the beginning, we have carried the belief that our country represents something new in the world. But the soul of our nation has always been rooted in an ancient faith. Amazing. Thank you, Secretary of State, for that. Now, you all heard about the plane crash close to Mar-a-Lago, literally disintegrated upon impact, Governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis said, it looked like a missile going down. We don't have a lot of details yet. The crash is still fresh, all the passengers and crew. Killed, Trump was apparently home,

not home. He had just left 50 minutes prior headed to a rally. But some air defense hardware had just arrived. Actually, it was on Newsmax the day before talking about it. Really interesting. If we get more details with Sharon with you, we don't know much beyond what anybody else does right now. But, yes, some multiple air defense systems reported stationed around the president's home during these times of heightened awareness. And so if we find anything new, we will get back to you. Now, the former FBI director, James Comey, already been charged for his 8647 social media post. Now he's facing criminal charges in DC for disseminating classified information and conspiracy to disclose classified information. We'll see if this one sticks, but there are already indications of some problems in the courts. We got the Pentagon preparing every major U.S. military base to operate for at least 90 days without any power, fuel, water, or supplies from the civilian world. Looks like they're anticipating something big, some sort of major war that might cripple the power grid, some kind of break in the supply chain. We don't exactly know what they're up to, but these plans include portable nuclear reactors, large-scale battery storage, micro grids, where they can disconnect from the civilian world. So we don't know exactly what they're up to. But there's a lot of indications, folks, that the polychrisis may be just around the corner. Now, U.S. ambassador to the UN, Mike Walts just got into a shouting match on the floor of the General Assembly with the foreign minister of the mass murdering Cuban regime, who now has been evicted back to Cuba. And we have at the same time, Marco Rubio, sharing a satellite image of Castro's key, where this corrupt Cuban regime has a missile silo, a floating restaurant, a dolphin pan, a helipad, lavish guest houses. Yeah, folks, that's what they mean by equality, right? Equality for the peons, they will live in luxury. Now, Bill Gates said the COVID pandemic didn't work the way he expected, but don't worry, we're going to see different attacks coming up here soon. Listen to this. No, I thought after we had the COVID pandemic, that would cause us to be more ready for future pandemics. That one didn't work the way he expected. But usually that galvanizes our attention. And so over the next several years, certainly in the cyber domain, because there's a business model there, you will see it a lot of attacks, different in terms of scale than anything we've seen in the past. Is it threatening us? This sure sounded like he was threatening us. In fact, before the pandemic, I mean, pandemic, he was out there saying, oh, there's going to be a big pandemic. Everybody's going to be scared. Everybody's going to turn for us or vaccines. And here we are, folks. I think we need to be following this guy carefully. Now, I start up in California, announced that it injected AI-designed virus into humans for the first time. This AI research lab in California created an AI-designed virus. It's called radical numerics, and this so-called treatment, still pending scientific scrutiny. But if verified, it would be the first time an AI-designed bacterial phage has been administered to a human patient. The phages are apparently viruses that specifically infect bacteria, supposedly to help us deal with antibiotic-resistant super bugs. Folks, I'm a little bit concerned. Patrick Wood, editor of Technocracy News, says, the doors are flung wide open for using AI to modify life itself. Unintended consequences, that's an appressant. These lunatic technocrat scientists will never stop short of being escorted out of their buildings, deactivating their ID cards, raising their buildings to the ground, and then banning them from ever experimenting with human life ever again. Wow, tells what you really think, Pat. Now, the president of El Salvador, and I yibukhila has sent troops to rescue Salvadorian air folks who were kidnapped by Haitian gangs after he crushed the gangs in his own country. Commentators are saying he might be headed to his waterloo, but he says, when God grants us victory, the same people who say all that today will change their tune. They'll say it was always easy that anyone could have done it. That, hey, these gangs weren't dangerous. In short, we've never listened to them, and we're not about to start now. He says, everyone who's enlisted as a believer, and we've entrusted this mission to God, while Haiti's gangs are satanic, and it's public knowledge they carry out human sacrifices. God will grant us victory. The creator of the universe is with us, and then he quotes Deuteronomy 28, 7 fascinating folks. That's all we have time for in this news segment. I wanted to tell you about the persecution of Christians up north now. Some of them are starting to flee south. We'll have to save that for next week. We've got a whole lot more for you. But stay with us. We're going to be right back after this with my friend, Sean Patrick Terrio talking about AI or super intelligence and what that means for the future. Hey guys, Alex Newman here. I want to tell you about a wonderful ministry that is doing incredibly important work. That's public school exit. I am very blessed to serve as the volunteer executive director. We've got an incredible team. And our mission is simple. Try to get as many children into the safe sanctuary of Christian education as humanly possible, as quickly as possible. Government schools are no place for children. Children need to learn about God. They need to learn the word of God. They need real education. They need to learn how to read, write, and do math. And we all know that's not what's happening in the government schools. In fact, what's happening is they're turning our children into revolutionaries. 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resources for parents, for pastors, for taxpayers, for everybody down the line. And folks, this is one of the most critical battles. So go check out our partners at publicschoolexit.com. Publicschoolexit.com. Welcome back to the Center for Public School, Alex Newman, and your host here. Folks, apparently you're not supposed to use the term artificial intelligence anymore. The correct terminology is super intelligence, according to L. Presidente. In fact, he says you might even be the enemy if you refuse to use this new terminology. A lot of big things happening in AI. It almost seems like we're being prepared and conditioned for something. You got all these AI whistleblowers and supposed whistleblowers coming out and saying that we may be having a big problem soon. They might even kill us all. That's scary. It's certainly being used for surveillance. And as we've been talking about for a few weeks now, the people behind a lot of these technologies are pretty weird, right? They're going out to Burning Man and doing weird, burning man things. I can't give anybody better to join us to discuss all of this and much more than a repeat guest. My friend, Sean Patrick Terrio, he is the Chief Privacy Officer for Mark 37. They make these amazing ghost phones that I use. And many of you guys use to try to keep your privacy safe to keep your data safe from the picking terms, peeping comms, and big tech totalitarians. Sean, welcome to the program. Thanks for joining us. Glad to be here. Yeah, it's interesting times. We have a new terminology for artificial intelligence, which is not, I don't think it's a bad thing. It's not artificial intelligence. So I'm glad that we're not calling it something that it isn't in the first place, but to call it super intelligence. Like what is intelligence? That's, I don't know. It's interesting times that we live in Alex. It's like every day, the president says something that makes you scratch your head and say, what in the world is going on here? And that's, for me, that's one of them. I mean, AI is just a computer program that is designed to do lots of different things. But if we want to, he wants to call it super intelligence and call anyone who calls it artificial intelligence and enemy of the state, I mean, OK. OK. So what is the difference, really, between super intelligence and artificial intelligence, is just like the public perception that comes along with that? Or what do you think is a rationale for this? I think, I mean, the president is a height man, right? And he's all about trying to put America in the best light possible and that we have the best and the greatest. And our AI is better than everyone else's AI. And in the race of AI, they've been working towards something called super intelligence where the program has become so adept and so smart that not only can it match and equal the capabilities of humans, it surpasses the capabilities of humans. So I think where he's trying to go with that is by labeling it, he's trying to say that R-A-I, the American AI, has already reached that level. And so preventing any one entity from China or from Europe or from Israel or whatever, from being able to claim, we got there first, he's going to say, well, it's already called that. You're like, American AI is already that. So what's the big news? So I always have to frame what he does in the context of the PR campaign that he's running. And I think that's a big piece of it. Yeah. And he has been very close to some of the big financial players in this. I mean, he's brought all the big tech CEOs and billionaires to Washington DC more times than I can count, even in his second administration after they banned him and deplatformed him. And all those other nasty things that they did during the 2020 election. But we've been seeing a lot of these warnings, Sean. You've seen them to whistleblowers and supposedly whistleblowers coming out and saying, this is going way too quickly. It's going to kill us all. We need to stop this. We need a global government to rein it in. What's your take on this? Are these people sincere? Should we be concerned that AI is going to kill us all? Are they running some kind of influence operation? I think yes, yes to all the above. I think what's very telling is if people actually have the time, read the filing from Anthropic for their potential future IPO. That is fairly shocking. When they say straight up, we don't have control of this system, of this tool. We don't know what it's going to do. We can't predict exactly what it's going to do. It can create mass havoc and mass danger, but we're still full steam ahead. I think it's very terrifying when you read the actual document. Yes, attorneys have to put that together. Yes, they have to cover their butts. They have to put the language in there that's going to present the worst-case scenario of everything. It's pretty terrifying when you start reading through that filing. I think a lot of this is gearing up towards these IPOs for a handful of the different AI companies or super-intelligent companies. Because there's a lot of capital that needs to offload to the general public. I know you know that shell game that gets played out. There's a lot of big money from big institutions that has gone into these entities and they want to offload it to the general public. I think they're going to hype up AI for as much as I can until these firms have gone public. The big capital people have been able to offload all of their gains to the American public. Then I think we're going to see the reckoning come when they actually say, oh, it has been a massive Ponzi scheme between Nvidia and Microsoft and OpenAI and the rest of these companies, which is what the facts and the data actually tells you. When you look at the filings, you look at the numbers, you look at the revenue. I just see, I think it's all leading towards that. As to why the president is doing it, I think it's just part of a PR campaign at

the end of the day. A big part of their business model is your data, essentially, all the data that you're producing when you're doing scrolling on Facebook or X or Google or whatever dumb thing you're using. They're taking that data and what are they doing with it, Sean? I mean, you guys are in the market for healthy people, protect their privacy from basically having their data collected by these big tech companies and their partners in crime and big government. What are they doing with all this data? How are they collecting it? What's the point? How is that such a big part of their business model? Yeah, so the question to who is they? But the key is if we're talking about Anthropic and OpenAI and we're talking about Google's Gemini and all the different tools, X's, Grock, they're selling your data. That's what they, being the companies, are selling your information, selling your data. Yes, they're creating more targeted advertising that they can send your way. But it's also being used for influence operations, not just locally, but statewide, nationwide, globally. So the influence operation is where it really gets interesting and you just have to put your head into the minds of any of these intelligence agencies and what they're trying to accomplish and the narratives that they try to push. If you have that much data and you have that much information about a population of people, you know exactly what narratives to push to move a mindset, to move a population in a certain direction. And we all know through the World Economic Forum and through Agenda 2030 and what the UN is pushing out, like they tell us exactly the future that they want to see, which is not the future I want to see. So the end game is for them to leverage your information that you're freely and willingly giving these companies. And we can't say, well, I didn't know just because you didn't read the terms of service. You all know that your data is being monitored and tracked by Google, by Apple, by Microsoft, by Amazon, by X, by all the other entities out there. You all know that's happening. So you can't say, well, I didn't know that they were using all my data and putting it into the simple what's operation. You know, you know that now. You have to do something about it. So anyway, so that's what they're doing. They're using this information, not just to make money off of you, but to influence you. And everyone who says, well, I make up my own mind and yet you spend two, three, four hours a day on your device. You don't know a lot of things simply because that information is not being shared with you. It's not even being presented. When you search for things, certain answers don't even come up because they don't want them to come up. People are suppressed. And I think X is like the perfect example where people think that they're free to speak. You know, freedom of speech on X, when they have freedom of speech, but they don't have freedom of reach. So you can say whatever the

heck you want, but if it's going into a vacuum, that no one's gonna have any idea what it is that you said, based on the algorithm, based on the profile that they have of you, based on how they determine you to be someone that they want to promote that's gonna influence more people. Or if you have a message that it's contrary to the narrative that they want spun at that time. So I think we have to live, we live in a influence operation nonstop all day every day. And we have to stop contributing to it and we contribute to it by using devices that are literally harvesting all of our information and feeding it into these big systems. Yeah, I want to get back to how we protect ourselves from that. But one of the things I wanted to ask you about today, you've been in the tech world for decades, you've been in this industry for a very long time. It's funny we were talking about the flock cameras and how upset everybody is that someone's reading their license plate. You don't realize you're carrying around a personal surveillance device all day long and they've got a lot more than your license plate right there. They know what you're looking at at all times a night. But Sean, you've been involved with these people for a long time coming out of the tech world. And so you knew a lot of the people who were big parts of Burning Man, attendees and ring leaders. I know you never went, but I'd love to get your thoughts on if that's significant. As you know, I went there this year and was astounded to find out that basically all the leadership of big tech from the CEOs to the senior executives are all there. The AI companies, I mean, Sam Altman's there taking magic mushrooms by his own admission. You've got all these people, the founders of Google running around naked. What is going on? How is the tech world so weird, so disconnected from mainstream America? And what does that mean to us who use tech? Yeah, so it's the new Bohemian growth, right? It's the new popular Bohemian growth. It's the new popular, the meetings that they have up in Sundance, up in Idaho. I think it's Sundance, I forget the name of it. We're the elite meat, right? And then they have their meetings and they get to party together and play together and develop personal relationships with each other in the context of like a hedonistic environment. And that's truly what Burning Man is. It is a egalitarian, anything goes, libertarianism to the end degree, free for all that gets set up within a week and then torn down within a week. And then they have the party for about a week and a half in between. Phenomenal feet of engineering that they pull off when they do it. But in that they have literally every kind of debauchery you can imagine going on. It's pretty absolutely obvious what the agenda is in those events. And yes, I didn't know that the BlackRock entertainment group, which had a server which ran their website and did their people to register and get tickets that actually caught on fire in the data center that I was working in because they were a client of mine. We actually had to redo the policy in the data center to change out all the power distribution units so that you couldn't install your own so that we could prevent that from happening again. But Burning Man's cabinet with their servers actually caught on fire, which is pretty funny and interesting. But yeah, I mean, they are these open-minded, essentially pagans who go out to worship their gods out in the middle of the desert. And that big tech has adopted this and kind of goes out there to do the same thing. Some people say, well, we just didn't know. We didn't understand what was happening. I likened that to people who are free-masins, right? You don't go join a non-basic blue lodge into like the Scottish right or into the York right lodges without knowing the ritual that's involved, without actually reading the oaths that you're taking. At some point, you start to understand, oh, this is much more than just a social club. This is much more than like just a couple buddies hanging out trying to help each other in the local community. This is something different. This is something more. And I think people who come back from those events and say, well, we had no idea, you gotta be kidding yourself. Like, you went there. You have all the footage now that can't wait for you to share the documentary that you've got coming out. But it's so obvious to anyone who's even seen a remote footage or had a conversation with anyone there is much more going on there than just a bunch of free thinking, loving people who just want to share some artistic expression out in the desert. Like, that's not what's happening. Yeah. And you can't miss it. I mean, there's no way that you go to Burning Man and don't see the naked people, the weird sex, the kids, the drugs. I mean, you can't not see that unless you, there's like hiding your tent the whole time. And even then, you'd see it. It would come to you. Unbelievable. Sean, I want to talk about how people can protect themselves on an individual level. I mean, obviously, we can't replace members of Congress on our own. We can't pick a new president. But we can certainly do some things in our own lives in terms of protecting our children, in terms of ending the harvesting of our data, at least to the largest extent possible. Talk to us about how you think we can all protect our privacy, protect ourselves from being manipulated by these weirdos and perverts. How do we do that? Well, the first thing is to just understand and acknowledge that these mobile devices that we carry around in our pockets all the time are the most sophisticated psychological warfare weapons ever designed. Like, we just, we have to understand that. We have to accept and acknowledge that they're designed to be the most addictive things ever created. And that most people are addicts. They're addicts. If you feel anxiety, feeling, or if you feel anxiety, having to leave your

device home while you go run an errand, that means you're addicted to this thing. If you feel like you have to have it next to you all the time, if you're waiting in line for something or sitting at a store or sitting waiting for a meeting and your first reaction is to pull out your phone to flip through something, you're addicted to it. That's by design. So we have to understand that that is a real thing and that is a very dangerous thing. Because this thing is a weapon, it's a tool, not unlike a chainsaw or unlike a firearm, and it has to be treated with respect. You cannot claim to be not tech savvy and continue to operate this thing oblivious to what it's doing to you and the people around you. So that's the very first step, Alex, is we have to just acknowledge and accept. This is much more than just a play thing that gives me entertainment. This is the most sophisticated psychological warfare weapon ever designed and we have to treat it accordingly. We have to gain some basic baseline digital privacy situational awareness so that you can make smarter decisions about what it is that you're doing with your data. And one of those things that you can do is you can change the operating system of the device so that it's not Google, so that it's not Apple, so that it's not Microsoft, and then you can reclaim ownership and control of your device. And then you're not feeding and transmitting information and data to these big tech companies all the time. That device then becomes yours, but then you're responsible, you're accountable, so you have to get educated and trained. And that's where the whole reason why my business exists is to give that level of education and training to people who are not tech savvy, because the geeks out out in the world who care about their privacy and security, they're already using these tools, but they know how to install it, they know how to run it, they know what they're doing with these things. So we wanna get everybody out there educated and trained so that you're not the equivalent of walking into a store while it's being robbed and picking her head up and being like, oh, I had no idea this was happening. Like you need to know that these tools are spying and tracking and monitoring every single thing you're doing all day, every day, even when they're turned off, they're doing it. So we can't be ignorant of this anymore, we have to get educated. And if you go to markthru7.com forward slash Liberty, there's a great tutorial on the very top of that page where we educate you on all the different ways that things are being influenced by and through these devices, but more importantly, we walk you through what you can do about it. And I think that's the key. It's people just need to realize, okay, enough is enough. I'm tired of this. I need to do something, I need to take action. But the first piece is getting educated. Yeah, 100%. And I'll tell you folks, I've really enjoyed learning from them, I go to markthru7.com forward slash Liberty. I got myself one of these little ghost phones and it runs an incredible operating system that doesn't send all my data to all these tyrants that want to enslave me and hate everything I believe. And I wouldn't trade it for the world now. Hey, Sean, really appreciate it. Mark37.com forward slash Liberty. I understand we're gonna have you in the studio here very soon, really looking forward to that. Any other ways that people can follow you or learn about these issues? I was going to markthru7.com forward slash Liberty. Check out the resources section. In fact, we have a huge promotion going on this month because this is our four year anniversary. We launched four years ago this month. So we have a big promotion going on on the website. So check out the site. Enter our raffle and our drawing and you may win some really cool privacy gear. Awesome. Hey, really appreciate it. Thank you so much. Sean, Patrick, Terry, we'll talk to you soon. Thank you, Alex, bless you. God bless you too. All right, folks, go check it out. markthru7.com forward slash Liberty. Mark37.com forward slash Liberty. And one of the big reasons why I would not move away from my little flip phone is I didn't want these big totalitarian tech companies knowing everything about me and everyone I was talking to and every website I'm visiting. I didn't need that in my pocket. I didn't need a personal surveillance and tracking device. So I finally got one of these and really like it. Go check it out markthru7.com forward slash Liberty. And stay with us. We're going to be right back with one more segment here on the Sentinel report. It's coming to you from Armenia with my friend Debbie, but she got loopy and my son Marley. We were over there exposing the UN convention on biological diversity. They had their big conference where they're planning to lock up 30% of all the land and water in the world coming soon to a theater near you. Say, June. your children are your legacy. Treat them as such. When you're homeschool with classical conversations, they connect you with a local community of like-minded families not only learn together but do life together. They equip homeschool parents just like you or grandparents with the confidence to raise bright observant students who have a lifelong love of learning. Please visit classicalconversations.com forward slash LSM to learn more. Hey guys, Alex Nguyen here. Thanks for staying with us on the Sentinel report. It's great to be with you. And I'm actually coming right now from Armenia from the capital in Yerovana at a UN summit called the 17th Conference of the Parties to the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Very few Americans are paying any attention to this. We have a few federal officials here even though the United States government is not a party to this. We have quite a few state officials from places like California and New York. But what's happening here is actually really critical for a lot of reasons not just

to the whole world but to the United States as well. One of the big agendas that they've got here, they want to lock up 30% of all the land and 30% of all the water in the world as a starting point by the year 2030 event. They want to go much further than that. And they've been very clear going back decades that when they talk about protecting land and protecting the environment, they mean removing humans from it, removing human influence from it. If you go back to 1976, when the UN created the UN Convention or the UN Vancouver Declaration, the conference on human settlements, they actually got really, really open about the agenda. I want to quote from that document. So you can see what they themselves were calling for. They say in this declaration, land cannot be treated as an ordinary asset controlled by individuals. Private land ownership is a principle instrument of accumulation and concentration of well, therefore contributes to social injustice. Public control of land use, therefore is indispensable. So they don't care what the pretext is, save the critters, stop the global warming, doesn't matter. The goal is to remove private ownership, private control over land. And of course, American traditions of private property have always understood that the ownership of land means the ability to use it for what you want. Here's a decision from the 2000, literally 26 years ago, Washington State Supreme Court said this in defining private property as it has always been understood in our societies. Property and a thing consists not merely in its ownership and possession, but in the unrestricted right of use, enjoyment and disposal, anything which destroys any of these elements of property to that extent destroys property itself. The substantial value of property lies in its use. If the right of use be denied, the value of the property is annihilated and ownership is rendered a fair and right. And unfortunately, that's what we're talking about here with this UN summit. They're talking about, even if it does remain in private hands, we're going to eliminate the ability of people to use it for what they want. So part of this finding enormous amounts of money to use on this agenda includes finding ways to monetize nature. They want to tokenize what they call natural resources and natural assets and allow people to invest in them. So if they put a mandate that anything you produce has to be offset by, let's call them natural resource units as compensation, they can start diverting enormous amounts of money into taking productive resource, productive land, productive water, productive agricultural land, out of production. And so then you have enormous amounts of money going into not just locking up resources, but preventing the use of those resources for creating wealth. This is a recipe for global poverty, global starvation. And yet it's exactly what they're pushing. They're also trying to develop new revenue streams for governance through a synthetic biology. They talk about developing new ways to extract value out of genetic information that's coming from organisms around the world. And then basically imposing a tax on it through the UN and then using that to enrage bio pharmaceutical companies, indigenous tribes, and national governments. They also make very clear throughout this whole process and all of the agreements involved that all this biodiversity policy has to be embedded into national and sub-national policy in all areas, right? In housing, finance, transportation, infrastructure, you name it all the biodiversity. That needs to be incorporated into all of those. And it's already coming to you. As part of our efforts here, my son was able to talk to the actual executive secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, the big cheese here. And she talks about how this is already coming to you. Listen to this. I would like to ask you if you're concerned about America, not really being involved with the conference on biological diversity. It don't seem to be interested in these important issues. Could you explain if you're concerned about that and what you think needs to be done about it? To begin with, the dedication of 12 people from the federal government, the state of California around the University of 170 people. So to say that they're not engaged, it's not correct. Obviously, we have 196 parties. We would like to be 198, two countries, the US and the whole you see that occur in the not parties. But that's a decision. And I think for the American public, it is very important that nature is protected. So we are engaging with them as much as we can. Thank you. So you go, folks. Lots of ways you can save biodiversity. Lots of ways this agenda is coming soon. Even though your government is not technically a party to this, I want to bring Debbie but she got looping on. She is our team here doing incredible work. Debbie, if you would come and join us, she actually was able to ask the president of the COP17. He's the environment minister of this country of Armenia. He's the head of this whole conference about what all of this means and what does he say to Americans who are not concerned about this? So here's what he had to say. Yeah. What is there a missing that the United States is not here? Well, there was a big delegation from the United States of America. The delegation that represent different states, different NGOs, different financial institutions. So the United States is not a party to the conventional biodiversity, but we're so pleased to see so many people visiting the COP17 representing different organizations. Armenia is beautiful. Yeah. Thank you very much. So we are pleased to see the so many delegates. Awesome. For the people in the United States who do not agree with what's going on here or don't know about what the Convention on Biological Diversity is and Global Warmean, what do you have to say to them? I mean, the people here are saying this is an existential

threat, Global Warmean. But coming from California even in the United States, there's a lot of voters who do not believe in this. Do you have what would you say as the president? What would you say to them? Well, again, each country has their local politics and local issues. And they have their local concerns and different conventions and so on. But I think both three real conventions are extremely important. And I would say the biodiversity is not because we are hosting the biodiversity. It's not even the biodiversity convention. But it's extremely important because of the economy in general, it's based on the biodiversity. In, for example, the Armenia's case, some of the important hotspots of the biodiversity are the drivers of different factors for our economy like Lake Southern. Right. For us, it provides a lot of economy for the original market and economy in general. And so it is extremely important. And often, it's about our livelihoods. And it's about our health. It's about our future. Yeah. OK. So should people be put in jail as some people in the United States say that if you don't believe in this, you should be put in jail. Well, again, I cannot comment the local politics. But I think people in general should not be put in jail because of their village. That's just my personal life. Very good. Thank you very much. So he doesn't think people should go in jail, maybe. But he doesn't comment on local problems. But I mean, what do you make of this, Debbie? This agenda is already being implemented in California. Joe Biden tried to implement it through executive order. So even though we're not a party to this, I mean, you're on the front lines of it in California. What do Americans need to know about what's going on here? Yeah. Well, as you've heard that saying, as goes California, so goes the nation. It's so true. California is highly represented here. They have what they call a super delegation of over 70 people that the president of COP and also the, what is her title? Executive Secretary. Yeah. The convention on biological diversity, both acknowledged that even though the United States isn't an official delegate here, or didn't even send an official delegate here, that the United States is still represented. And they mentioned California. So what California is doing right now, other states like Massachusetts is doing Massachusetts and California both last year, no, it was earlier this year, both became members of the IUCN. Oh, the International Union of Conservation Network. And so that's a big deal. That's a United Nations organization. And we in the United States should be saying, wait a minute, our state should not be making deals and agreements with international entities. In fact, it's unconstitutional. Yeah, prostitution, so states should not be making treaties with foreign governments without consent from Congress. And here we are. And they are. And they are also member states of an organization called IKLE, which we've talked a lot about over the years, the International Council on Local Environmental Initiatives, and also the climate mayors. There's over something like 340 mayors across the United States who are fully engaged in this conversation and fully engaged in like the Mayor Tim Keller from New Mexico, or Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was here talking about how these deals and these misagreement is important for New Mexico. So you may not think that your state is here, but there are elected officials in your state who are fully embracing this agenda here and the climate change agenda. We also have the state senator of New York here talking about how people may like their pools and their grills, but everyone wants to walk to whatever, be able to walk to whatever. And we should have more people living in high density living in versus in rural or suburbia. Yeah, that way they can save more space for the critters is what they want you to think, but of course the agenda is and always has been, I think, to control our land, to control our property. For the purpose of undermining our freedom and building this one-world system. There's also a really strong pagan element to all this. Everywhere you turn, if you read any of these documents that are coming out of here, it's all about indigenous knowledge, indigenous perspectives, indigenous, all of this is supposed to mean, before Christian missionaries ever arrived in Mesoamerica or India or Southeast Asia. I want to introduce you to one of the individuals that we spoke with here. He goes by Uncle Saul, green piece technically, is who brought him in here. But I want you to listen to what he had to say about using that indigenous knowledge to save the Earth, which is a very, very common theme here. Hey guys, we're here with Uncle Saul. He's with one Oceania, who's sponsored to be here by green peas. They just wrapped up a press conference. He's a seventh generation native Hawaiian leader. Thanks for being with us. Thank you, Alonac. Thank you for having me. Thank you. So one of the things that you've been talking about here at the conference is the intersection between indigenous knowledge and the protection of biodiversity and nature conservation. Can you expand on that a little bit? Yeah, so in our genealogy, it says that we are created from the DxC. And in the very first creature to be created, it says that the energy and the biodiversity or the sediment in the deepest part created the ukukoua, which is to us the coral pollen. And then our genealogy describes all creation in the vertical water column onto the DxC.R.E.F.S. land, mountain, and even taking flight. The people, we're not ushered into this space until millions and millions of years following that process of creation. But by the time we're ushered into this space, the Honeua, our home, Earth, we acknowledge that all of the things created before us, we are part of it. All right, so if we really want to save Mother Earth and the critters, we need to recognize

that, yeah, that we come from the sediment and the Earth and that we're all one with nature. This is a really popular idea. We saw a lot of this in the Amazon rainforest. You remember where all these different events were being started off with prayers or the river spirits. And then we, one thing that you look at, and we've heard people talking about it here, is this idea that nature needs rights, that human rocks have rights, that rivers have rights. Why is that such a serious threat, even though it sounds so ridiculous? Yeah, well, it's a serious threat because they're working on getting, in fact, there already are attorneys who will represent. They're called eco-aternies, eco-lawyers. There's a whole plethora of names that they use for this new sort of wild law is another one. And so when you have someone representing, let's say, for example, which the Klamath River, where I'm from, that's the big river that runs through my area, that you've got a river that has human rights. That means that that environmental thing called river can sue you for pollution or whatever fancy scheme they come up with next to, either get us away from owning animals or enjoying the environment so that they can protect it and keep it from us, not for us. Yeah, and that's just one. I mean, there's so many more dangerous things, but that's just one dangerous thing when you're heading in this direction. Yeah, and you look at, for example, the rambling, so one of the heroes of the people here at Professor Lynn White, he argued that Christianity was part of the big reason we had this ecological crisis because he said that Christians look at the world as the put here by God for our benefit, that we were putting charge of the fish, of the animals, of the trees of nature. And that we were to use it for his glory in our benefit and that we as humans are made in the image of God. And what the the indigenous, the pagan, the whole spiritual movement behind all this wants you to believe, is that your life is no more worthwhile than the life of a cockroach. You're just part of nature. You're part of this cycle of life, survival of the fittest and now you're interfering with the propagation of some lizard or some salmon or something, and therefore you're bad. So Christianity is really one of the key targets of this whole movement and it's becoming more and more obvious. We also have a bunch of rent and mobs, rent and protest. So these are kids that they bring in with tax money funded by the government of Japan, the government of Germany, the United Nations itself. One of the big ones out in force here is the global biodiversity youth network funded by all the usual suspects, the big left wing foundations and of course governments. And one of the big talking points here is the justice gap. The justice gap, we got to close the justice gap. It's not just about saving critters, it's about closing the justice gap so that we can eliminate the root causes of biodiversity loss. And so I want to show you one of their chief spokes and she gave a big, she lead a big event here from this global biodiversity youth network. And I asked her about the justice gap. Here's what she said. So explain to American viewers who aren't very familiar with the process going on here. What does the justice gap mean? OK, so here as you know, the process is always the part before our negotiating, who are the one who are speaking. So they keep saying, OK, we acknowledge this by diversity loss. We acknowledge there is so many things happening. But the problem is not just by diversity loss. Is it just this gap that drives the biodiversity or within the biodiversity? And this is a thing that we should, like we are pushing always to not only speak about diversity, but also for the human gap or the justice gap that happened in and behind all these things. All right, so big giant word salad, meaning not much of anything. But whoever's paying the bills here did unveil a nice big mural that they had made. I want to put it up on the screen for those of you who are watching. For those of you who are just listening to us on the radio or whatever we can describe, some of what you're going to see here. Some of the things that you see on here that are in the justice gap that needs to be closed, we've got racism. We've got anthropocentrism, the idea that mankind is actually the center, not say cockroaches, salmon, flu whales, whatever. We've got iniquities, Marxist language. We've got ableism, right? The alleged discrimination that takes place against people who maybe have a handicap of some sort. We've got colonialism, which is Marxist speak for the spread of Christian civilization around what we've got capitalism, extractivism, which is getting resources out of the ground so we can turn them into like things that we eat, things that we wear, the technologies that allow us to fly to these ridiculous conferences. All kinds of stuff going on here. What else did we have? We had some other ones. We got patriarch. Oh, yeah, patriarch is in here also. Yeah, agreed, monocultures, right? Those terrible people who grow like four. Fortress conservationism, which we're not quite even sure what that means. But so that gives you a sense of what is really in the justice gap. Debbie, what do you think the real agenda is of this conference and of course the people paying these young people to come and protest about the conference? Well, I think the purpose for this conference, having gone to many now, I think we've been to, well, I've been to at least 13. It is getting more and more crystal clear. I mean, it's the same vocabulary. It's the same like setup as far as the conferences and the meetings and the big, plenary sessions. I mean, it's been a repeat over the conversation and the splicing and dicing of terms. But what has come more like in my face to me at this conference is they haven't just been talking about protected areas. A protected area seems kind of small to compare to what the ideas are here. We're talking now large networks of land. Just to state me what they call it, but huge landscapes, huge landscapes, connect with connectivity to other huge landscapes. And although they just talk about things like wildlife migration corridors, buffer zones and core areas, when you put that together with fauna, like plants, protected and endangered plants and their habitat. And then you're connecting all these things together. It's a huge land grab. And I think it's becoming more just because they're coming out with the terminology, they're actually expressing what we've been trying to express to the people of the United States for decades now. And people before us have been trying to express what's going to happen, which is this is going to, this is a mountain to a major land grab. And the only thing that's missing in the conversation is them saying we are taking your private property. Yeah. And that's the next step. I mean, yeah, by 2030, they want 30% of it all locked up. By 2050, they want 50% of it all locked up. But making a mistake later, the general end goal is 100%. They want all the control over all the land, over all the resources, over all of it. And they even make clear, I mean, if you read in their 23 targets that they've got for this implementation of this monstrosity target 14 says right there, governments need to ensure the full integration of biodiversity and its multiple values into policies, regulations, planning, and development processes. We're talking about all policy areas, housing, finance, agriculture, transportation, and health care, you name it, all of it has got to be full of and embedded with these biodiversity climate targets. And the end goal is literally to make us into serfs under a neoputalistic system. Debbie, you have something that before we go to break? Yeah, I do. I have never heard in an interview that you've done someone with the Aaron Lauer interview, someone admit that land, sensitive land, there will only be maybe managers. Oh, yeah. No people allowed except for maybe the government managers who need to go take care of it. Or yeah, like a forest manager. Yeah. And we're all out. That's it. Sorry to do that. That's the first time I've ever heard that come out of someone's mouth from these conferences. Yeah, but that is the end goal folks. And when we're watching this in action right now, a lot of people don't see it all. And a lot of people don't realize that we've got a threat because the US government is not involved in this particular process, the convention on biological diversity. But it's all just simply different tentacles on a giant beast that hopes to literally enslave you and subsume your nation under global control. That's all we have time for today. Our recent report, but I want to thank you for tuning in. It's always an honor to play and receive good to livebycentenle.org for more. Till next time, thanks for watching. God bless you all.