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0:00What happened? Sorry, what happened in
0:012020 that you're referring to there?
0:03>> So, in 2020
0:05from the '70s, everyone was told about
0:09mass overpopulation, right?
0:11Overpopulation, we were all going to
0:12die. Club of Rome put out their book, uh
0:16The Limits to Growth, which said uh on
0:18the trajectory we're on, the world will
0:21run out of resources in the middle of
0:23this century, so by about 2050.
0:26>> Club of Rome environmentalists.
0:29>> Club of Rome uh again, it is very
0:31detailed in the book, but there were
0:33five blokes looking to make a a living,
0:35right? And they came up with these uh
0:38ideas and projections that the UN
0:42and the World Bank grabbed hold of.
0:45The reasons why they grabbed hold of are
0:47different for both organizations. Again,
0:50I specify all and I and I evidence it
0:53all. Money on one side and
0:57control and systems building on the
0:59other.
1:00Um
1:01So,
1:03I can't remember where I was, but if you
1:04treat eight billion people as units,
1:10at that time
1:11in 2020, there was a division in the UN
1:15called the population division. They
1:17have one of those. And the population
1:19division ran totally contrary to the
1:22messaging of overpopulation.
1:25They ran a document, just a positioning
1:27paper,
1:29talking about replacement migration. How
1:32do you fix the welfare problem in
1:35populations that are aging
1:38and the birth rate is not replacing
1:40them. And that's what the numbers said.
1:43Now,
1:44I'll go back to my other point.
1:46Governments, if governments had told
1:49people in 2020, "This is going to
1:51happen," they would not have been
1:53reelected.
1:55And so, we're so short-termist.
1:59We just keep promising.
2:00But by 2020, they knew that the welfare
2:03state could not support the population
2:07because there aren't enough people
2:08working. And now you compound that issue
2:11with AI, and you know that up to 60%
2:14perhaps of the white-collar worker won't
2:17have a job. Well, now you've got hardly
2:19any tax receipts
2:22and a huge welfare
2:25and a population that's still growing.
2:28Now,
2:29>> Can I Sorry.
2:30Definitely 2020 and not the year 2000
2:32for this.
2:32>> Oh, I'm so sorry. It's the year 2000.
2:35>> the year 2000.
2:36>> Sorry. Sorry. Lost my mind. It's the
2:38year 2000.
2:39>> 2000, the UN Population Division, which
2:42had been set up When was that set up?
2:44Years before.
2:45>> it had been set up in the '70s.
2:47>> Okay, they put out a white paper called
2:49Replacement Migration is a solution to
2:51declining and aging populations.
2:52>> That's right.
2:53>> Now,
2:55most of our listeners and viewers right
2:57now will be will saying, "But I thought
2:59the replacement
3:01theory, great replacement theory, was a
3:03conspiracy theory. They literally had a
3:05paper in the year 2000 called
3:07replacement migration."
3:09>> That's right.
3:10>> Exactly about this.
3:11And in that paper, they don't talk about
3:14the effects on culture or the effects of
3:16social cohesion.
3:17>> piece. It's about economics.
3:19>> Yes.
3:19>> Right.
3:20>> a positioning piece. It's not even about
3:21economics. I think it's more about
3:24welfare.
3:25I honestly believe that it's Well, if
3:28you want to keep this standard of
3:29living,
3:31you're going to need more people. And
3:33what they don't do,
3:34you know, people are so happy to throw
3:37around the word racism, aren't they?
3:39Right, they throw it around all over the
3:40place.
3:41>> Really near you.
3:41>> Well, I think the biggest racists
3:43are those who believe that people of a
3:46culture in the developing world will
3:49just drop their culture and their god
3:52and take a Western one cuz we're better.
3:56Because that is the only explanation
3:59for why nothing was done
4:02about
4:04the types of cultures we're importing.
4:06Now, the UN says it specifically says
4:11migrants coming into countries should
4:13adopt the laws and cultures of the
4:16country they're coming into.
4:18How could you possibly be so dismissive
4:21of someone's culture?
4:23Right? Just because you come from
4:25Nairobi, doesn't mean you don't have a
4:28culture as loved as the country you're
4:31coming into. They were obviously never
4:33going to drop it. Why would they?
4:36And some of them are fundamentally
4:38wrapped up in their religion, and in
4:40some of those countries
4:42religion and politics are the same
4:44thing. There is no law higher than God's
4:46law.
4:47So, for the UN and their divisions, and
4:50the planning, and the entire ecosystem
4:53of NGOs
4:55you know, mega I call it the megaphone
4:58to just assume that people would blend
5:01in
5:02was outrageous. And by the time it was
5:05obvious they weren't blending in
5:07in the '90s during Blair's time
5:11we changed the rules
5:12and called it parallel lives, and we
5:15allowed
5:17>> [snorts]
5:17>> parallelism, if that's a word, to
5:19happen. To keep the peace. Everything is
5:22always about just keep the status quo.
5:24Keep peace. Don't rock any boats.
5:27>> See, so Bonnie, this is how I understand
5:28your story, cuz I think it totally ties
5:30in with all this, and there's a long
5:32tradition of this since 1945 in our
5:35country
5:36where we have
5:38migration, legal migration, and illegal
5:41immigration
5:42from various parts of the world. Starts
5:44with the Commonwealth. Starts actually
5:46right at the beginning we have mostly
5:48Eastern Europeans straight after the war
5:50and a small amount of the Windrush from
5:52the Caribbean that come across. But
5:54quite soon after we have race riots and
5:56then we have
5:58the Race Relations Act and three or four
5:59incarnations of that and that morphs
6:01into all the various Communications Act
6:03and Public Order Act and all of these
6:05things that have grown up because
6:06basically we have the problem of social
6:08cohesion or rather the problem that
6:10social cohesion hasn't worked.
6:12It's got worse and worse. Immigration
6:14has increased and illegal immigration
6:16>> Yeah.
6:17>> increased exponentially along the way.
6:20And of course with that exponential
6:22increase has been the exponential
6:24problems caused by it.
6:26Which is what you weren't paying
6:29attention to the the riots after Axel
6:30Rudi Evans' murders.
6:32But
6:34that is a reaction to
6:35>> Yes.
6:36>> many sort of occasions.
6:38>> And instead of addressing the issue
6:40>> Yeah.
6:40>> they put more control in.
6:42And that's what I was saying to you
6:43before. They don't address the issue,
6:45they put more control in because our
6:47election cycle is every five years and
6:49people have said to me, "Will you run to
6:51be an MP?" And I've said no because if I
6:53tell you the truth you won't vote for
6:55me.
6:55And that is the truth.
6:57>> But that's why you should run for MP by
6:58the way.
6:59>> But I wouldn't get voted for.
7:00But pretty
7:01>> you don't know actually but anyway
7:02that's
7:03>> If you look at populations now, the only
7:05growth areas in the world are parts of
7:08Africa,
7:09parts of Southeast Asia and both are on
7:11a trajectory
7:13to decline.
7:14Now, there's many reasons for that
7:16decline. Some of the decline in our
7:17population was after the war, we needed
7:20to increase GDP, we increased the tax
7:23receipts by getting women into work,
7:25right? We told women they could have
7:26everything. Women are now looking back
7:28and going,
7:29"Don't think we can actually."
7:31And different factors are coming into
7:34play now where where women are concerned
7:36that they're not having children. We are
7:39We have this whole new industry of
7:41sticking our babies into nurseries. That
7:43doesn't work like that elsewhere. And I
7:45come back to that in a second cuz it's
7:46important everything is economic.
7:51As the UN brought in their agenda 2030
7:55uh in 2015, and you have to understand
7:59that
8:00if you do not believe
8:03that climate change is the existential
8:05threat to man, then the entire thing
8:08fails.
8:09All 17 SDGs fail.
8:12>> Mhm.
8:12>> Now, when those sustainable development
8:14goals were brought in
8:16the UN writes that they are
8:20to be placed equally in all countries
8:25regardless. And 193 countries
8:29are indivisibly
8:32following [snorts]
8:33the SDGs to greater or lesser extent
8:36depending on the state of their economy
8:38and the lending that's going into them
8:40at the time.
8:42And for me, it's the most shockingly
8:47outrageous
8:51situation ever that you can have Africa
8:55being told you can't develop, right?
8:59Even though per capita you have the
9:02lowest level of of carbon emission in
9:04the world.
9:06Right? Even though 600 million of you
9:08don't actually have electricity and
9:12billions of you don't have water.
9:15Um
9:16yeah, you have to go with renewables,
9:18and here's your loan. And by the way,
9:20can we have your minerals?
9:22You know
9:22>> You don't have to look to Africa, by the
9:23way. You can look to Britain. Like the
9:25net zero is it's hurting the poor of
9:28Britain.
9:28>> Yeah.
9:29>> And for for no gain, and it's costing
9:31>> Yes, but there is gain. But there is
9:33gain.
9:34Like I said to you
9:36if you don't believe that climate change
9:39is an existential threat to humanity,
9:42the entire project fails.
9:44And the project cannot fail. So, what
9:47you're seeing in front of you, the
9:49Agenda 30 and the money, cannot fail.
9:52So, if you
9:55if you look at the UK in particular, so,
9:58wind, solar, these are what we would
10:01call in business loss leaders, right?
10:03It's always going to cost you more
10:04money. There's no such There's no such
10:06thing as free energy because if there
10:08was, people wouldn't be able to make
10:09money out of it, right?
10:11Um
10:13you have to stand the bill for that
10:16because the profit is all the way down
10:19the chain. So, if you look and in the
10:21book I talk about the hockey stick
10:24increases in revenue that institutions,
10:29farmer, mining, and other industries
10:32make, including the fresh air industry,
10:34which
10:36I call regulations. Yeah, I call
10:39regulations and certifications the fresh
10:42air industry, right? You buy nothing,
10:43but you have to have it.
10:45Those industries also grow
10:47exponentially.
10:48And
10:51it all depends on you believing this
10:54existential threat and all countries
10:57implementing Agenda 2030, as it says.
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