Tonight, Jay Dyer has come back to discuss perhaps in more detail or more in depth some of the topics we brought up in our discussion a few days ago, so he's kindly decided to spend more of his time with me tonight.

Jay, how you doing tonight?

Great. How are you?

I'm very good. Thank you. Jay, of course, runs the website Jay's Analysis, where he's

is very eclectic and interesting website where he now analyzes movies, pop culture, geopolitics,

philosophy, a lot of other topics. So you go there to jaysanalysis.com. And you can read

this stuff, and if you should be so inclined, he also has a tab there

where you can support some of his work, which I think is worth people's support out there

because it is excellent analysis.

Jay, last week, or at least a few days ago, we talked about the various crises, world wars of the last century, the Cold War, and today's war on terror, as being sort of a manufacturing crisis, part of our strategy of tension concocted by, I guess, the Atlantis or Anglo-American elite to create sort of a Hagellian dialectic

in the furtherance of a new world order, for lack of a better term. Could you explain that or just

go deeper into that and start the conversation? And in reference to what was, I'm sorry, what was I was doing,

so what was the very first point that you made in reference reference to what oh basically uh how the various conflicts the world wars both world one and world war two

uh the ensuing cold war that was considered a product of those of the second world war and of

of course the war and terror these events are kind of manufactured, sort of concocted in order to manipulate the global scene to, I guess, for the Bankster Cabal or cartel or monopoly to, I guess, tighten their grip on the world.

Yeah, well, for me, I didn't learn any of that kind of stuff when I was in college doing undergrad or grad school.

That was more of a project that I decided to research on my own.

So what I did was just, you know, you hear these different books bantered around different alternative media circles

so I decided to just buy these books and read them and that's really I guess what I've been

doing the last 10 years and what you come to find out is that all of it is for the most part

pretty much spelled out you know by official policy official policy papers, by official big, you know,

big policy books. And so when you delve into the writings of, say, Dr. Carol Quigley or

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