Many thanks to David Knight for inviting me on his show to discuss my new book, Wall Street, the Nazis, and the Crimes of the Deep State. In a surprisingly light-hearted conversation (given the subject matter), we got into:

* The Harrimann-Bush connection to the Nazis.

* Ex-Nazis in positions of power after 1945.

* The Bank for International Settlements.

* The role of Ford, Rockefeller, Du Pont, et al. in financing Hitler and the Nazis – without which the Nazi war machine and World War II would not have been possible.

* The failed “Business Plot” (1933/1934) that would have brought fascism to the United States. 

* An attempt to create a global form of totalitarianism in response to a major crisis of capitalism – today as in the 1930s. 

* Is fascism still a useful term today?

* The widespread misuse/abuse of the term “Marxism” today, and the inability of almost everyone to understand Marxism after the Cold War and five decades of neoliberalism. 

* Attacks on the working and middle classes in 1930s Nazi Germany – and again in the West since 2020. 

* The attempt to export technocracy from China to the West. 

* The transnational deep state, formed in the 1940s, and the now the most influential actor in world affairs, as revealed by the transnationally synched response to the staged “Covid-19” crisis. 

* The IT/Bio/Nano era and the long-term planning for the 2020 “Covid-19” operation. 

* Removing transhumanism’s sanitised image and exposing its military-intelligence origins as a project for human enslavement. 

* The role of conscience in initiating the fightback in what fundamentally amounts to a war of good against evil.   

* Global class inequalities and the power of the 8 billion to defeat a numerically miniscule transnational ruling class via peaceful means of non-compliance. 

* The hijacking of morality and the inversion of conscience, in Nazi Germany and during the “Covid-19” operation. 

* Learning the lessons of history: where the global technocratic coup will lead if it is not put down. 

* The emptiness of calls for “Nuremberg 2.0”

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