Frank Wright
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first heard Jun 2026
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It's a disposable political economy, and I think we should dispose of it before it disposes of us.
And this is the reason why I've been on about surrogacy for so long, because that was permissioned in 1993 in a law in the United States which astonishingly
establish the right to buy a human life and that's what surrogacy is it's the hire of women to produce a human life for sale and this if this is not the um one of the if you like the lowest points of human degradation in history i don't know what is
But I will finish by saying this.
In his notes towards a definition of culture around the middle of the 20th century, T.S.
Eliot said, there is no limit to the depths to which man can fall.
So we shouldn't expect that just because something is shockingly morally degrading, like surrogacy, that people will wake up and go, oh no, that's enough.
No, if we don't actually stop it, we will continue to fall into the abyss.
And I think we've all got that sense of falling now.
You know, when you have a nightmare and you're falling and then suddenly you snap and wake up.
I think we're all waking up at the moment.
Well, if you look at the – by the way, this is not speculative, and it takes place in the record of the Federal Reserve and the United States Congress and so on.
This isn't speculative fiction.
It isn't some kind of grievance narrative.
There are several major interests involved in this that I can call to mind immediately.
Obviously, one of them, financial people like J.P.
Morgan and later on the Rockefellers.
who could see the enormous potential of having, if you like, a debt issuance system that was globally exportable, a standard model, where whatever you wish to permission in these new liberal democracies that you're going to create, you could finance it by simply printing money.
And that's what they did.
And that's partly the reason why liberal democracy failed in the first 15 years of its life.
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