The UN, the Rockefellers & Digital Control with Jacob Nordangard
Nov 27, 2024
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Jacob Nordangard, a Swedish researcher and author, dives deep into the Rockefeller family's historical influence on the UN and global governance. He discusses how corporate interests hijack the environmental movement, shifting the focus toward digital control and surveillance. The conversation addresses the contradictions in sustainability initiatives, exploring issues like toxic pollution and the risks of market-driven solutions. Nordangard critiques current digital identity policies and their implications for global consciousness, weaving together a narrative of power, technology, and ecological concerns.
The Rockefeller family's historical influence on the UN underscores the merging of philanthropy and corporate interests in global governance.
The environmental movement is critiqued as being co-opted by elite interests through mechanisms like carbon trading under the guise of sustainability.
Digital IDs and increased surveillance are positioned as essential for global governance, raising concerns about civil liberties and compliance.
Deep dives
Global Policy Agenda in Technological Control
The episode discusses a set of overarching policy goals that gained traction during the COVID era, emphasizing their continued global momentum. Key points include the push for digital IDs, heightened surveillance, and biometric controls at national borders, reflecting a troubling trend towards increased governmental oversight. Political parties across the spectrum are promoting these policies but with differing justifications, revealing a deeper alignment in their agendas. This convergence raises concerns about genuine opposition to such measures as many former critics appear to have shifted position, embracing aspects of the same policies they once opposed.
United Nations' Influence and Agenda
The origins and development of the United Nations (UN) are examined, highlighting how its founding and policies are deeply influenced by historical oligarchs like the Rockefellers. This influence continues to shape contemporary UN agendas, particularly around sustainable development that purportedly aims to enhance global rights while really serving corporate interests. The podcast argues that these polished goals often mask a reality of increased control and surveillance being positioned under the guise of global cooperation. Listeners are invited to consider the implications of such unity within the context of global governance and the potential loss of national sovereignty.
Historical Context of Policy Development
The conversation elucidates the historical role of the Rockefeller family in shaping global health and governance structures from the League of Nations to the UN, with an emphasis on their strategic decisions during and after World War II. Through detailed connections, it illustrates how the Rockefeller Foundation's initiatives heavily influenced the health agendas of both the League and the UN. The establishment of institutions like the World Health Organization (WHO) reflects the blend of philanthropy and corporate interests that have dictated public health narratives. This showcases a long-term strategy for financial and political gains disguised as humanitarian efforts.
Environmental Policy Rebranding
The episode critiques the rebranding of the environmental movement as an enterprise of the elite, primarily through the lens of carbon trading and related financial instruments. While environmental concerns are amplified, they often enable corporate interests to profit under frameworks presented as sustainable development initiatives. It highlights historical ties between these environmental policies and figures with deeply entwined corporate backgrounds, indicating that supposed solutions often benefit elite agendas more than the crises they aim to address. This critique challenges the sincerity of environmental initiatives and calls for closer scrutiny of their underlying motivations.
Future Mechanisms of Control
A chilling projection is made regarding the UN's goals to establish a global governance system ready to respond to crises, indicating aspirations for emergency powers that could significantly curtail civil liberties. The conversation underscores plans for a digital ID system, positioning it as critical for implementing various SDG indicators and enforcing compliance across nations. There is a growing concern that these frameworks will be marketed differently to appeal to various political segments yet ultimately serve the same overarching agenda. This potentially dystopian outlook sheds light on the need for vigilance as governments prepare to exert unprecedented control over societies through technological means.
In this episode, Whitney is joined by Dr. Jacob Nordangard to describe the early influence of oligarchs like the Rockefeller clan in the development of the UN and other international institutions, efforts to hijack the environmental movement to further corporate control of planetary resources, and the UN policy agendas seeking to digitalize and surveil both people and planet.
