Well I feel vindicated! In the first 6 minutes, Freeland states “the brotherhoods” do NOT want the infrastructure harmed and while converting us to transhuman, it’s primary aim is NOT to depopulate!
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I got the book, and it is dark; because it uncovers what is happening at some of the deepest levels.
This particular interview goes into some of the book; but barely scratches to rich amount of material in the book[690 pages]. Its a must have book.
I look forward to more interviews of Elana Freeland and her work in these “interesting” times.
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I’m most of the way through her book now. I can only take it in small sessions in order to take the information on board and to avoid overwhelm. Yes, it’s hard to read from an emotional standpoint, but you have to read it to truly understand what’s going on. I don’t think anyone can now accurately opine on the transhumanist agenda without reading it; it makes most prior information incomplete at the very least and obsolete in most cases.
Do read her Sub Rosa books also for the best context of the last 60 years. It’s fictionalized in order to better communicate the information, which is rigorously researched. A great read.
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Yes Robert…I framed a comment/question around this book in the last vid chat. I described the book as ‘frightening’ in some ways, for me at least, mostly because of the depth and scale of ‘what is going on’. A must-read tome for sure! 
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It’s a tough read. Great interview! It’s to enslave humanity and take over free-will… If you think Christ was a bit ticked about the money changers in the Temple, wait till you see how he feels about Satan digitally possessing the body Temple! The WAR is ON!
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The woman scares the bejuses out of me because she translates the conundrum into simple language.
Nowhere to run and or hide when she blurts it out!
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So much books and so much still to read. I was wondering about the Sub Rosa books and if I should buy them.
Depends on your definition of depopulation but for me snearing people up in the eighth sphere = defacto depopulation.
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I don’t think there’s better out there to give context and background to our political and social experiences at least since the Kennedy assassination(s). It’s a funny thing about fiction in that it often can tell more truth - understandable truth - than non-fiction.
I have read these books several times and will continue to reread as I unearth many gems with each iteration. As an aside, I had an interesting experience with the form the books came in. I read them first on my Kindle (I read in bed and bigger books are a challenge) and then got the hard copies to have them and read them that way (wrists be damned 
). Well, I was shocked at how much better my comprehension was with the paper books. I find the white space, the fonts, etc. to make a big difference there.
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No flicker rate in the book form…
Think of the youngsters who are now taught only with ebooks? Their “tablet” is pretty much all they read.
Occasionally while walking my dog around the neighborhood, I chance upon written hard copies of discarded school short answer tests.
The syntax and spelling are horribly atrocious.
A few years ago I helped a college student with his compositions who actually graduated with honors. He had the same issues but was bilingual with Spanish and English as a second language. I’d be the same I suppose. English having so many rules and tenses.
And the smell…
I hate it when I can’t find a printed version and have to go e-book. I see no downsides to books except space. That is becoming a problem.
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I have to be frank, I don’t like the host.
Right off the bat he gets “labor day” wrong.
Won’t get into it.
I was surprised at Elan Freeland’s appearance. Her face wasn’t as lean, as I remember.
She still speaks her mind; which is paramount to her interview’s strength in telling it like it is.
Interview starts at about 10:15 clicks in[due to host’s marketing, etc.]
(I left off at 12:42 and will return, when time permits[a marker for myself])
She said “plasma” is the first state of matter.
She qualified it as aether being electromagnetically stimulated, and then it becomes plasma.
So her take really goes deep.
What’s actually the truth?
Who knows; I do enjoy her perspectives though.
Thanks for the link!
That is not truth.But is a fact.She…plasma…first state…one and the begining…of matter,and material worlds.You said it yourself.So close, yet so far.Why? What binds you, what constrains you? 
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