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David A. Hughes

Interview with Richard Syrett, July 26, 2024

01 Aug 2024

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Thank you, Richard Syrett, for interviewing me about my book, Wall Street, the Nazis, and the Crimes of the Deep State. We discussed: * the Trump assassination attempt and the inevitable stoking of social tensions in the United States, possibly with a view to fomenting civil war in the longer term;* the U.S. election as a smokescreen hiding the rollout of technocratic agendas; * “Covid-19” as a psychological warfare operation initiating the war for technocracy; * the public’s increasing ability to see through propaganda and psychological operations and the ever increasing resistance now being mounted; * the importance of the work of Anthony C. Sutton in exposing Wall Street’s role in financing the rise of Hitler and the building of the Nazi war machine; * the Bush and the Harriman families and their connections to Nazi Germany, including the Hamburg-America line and the Silesia America Corporation; * the misguided claim that the Nazis were not defeated — what remains constant is not Nazi ideology, but, rather, the preference of the ruling class for totalitarianism in a period of acute capitalist crisis; * why the likely election of Donald Trump will not derail technocratic agendas in the United States;* the nature of resistance in a totalitarian system: it begins with the role of conscience;* artificial intelligence and the kill decision;* parallel structures vs. worldwide revolution;* the importance of mass non-compliance and ditching the smart phone. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dhughes.substack.com/subscribe

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