here on the fourth hour of the Alex Jones Show. It's always a pleasure, always an honor.

Today I want to talk about a topic that you've heard covered, but we don't often hear

people with academic expertise covering this topic. I mean, I think to a degree I have that,

but what about the issue of transhumanism as an academic discipline, as a study? Today I have one of my good buddies as the guest with me.

His name is David Patrick Harry. You can find him on Twitter under that as well as on YouTube under Church of the Eternal Logos.

And David, I want to talk to you about transhumanism because this is a subject that you know very well.

I think you're studying this at the academic level.

Before we get into it, I'm going to let you give your take on it.

What I understand is kind of an agenda that we have been under for many decades.

We can go back to people like H.G. Wells, who wrote a book called The New World

Order, the Open Conspiracy, Bertrand Russell, other people in those circles. They said they

wanted to go back to Plato, utilize Plato's philosophy of Technae, and make it into a

technocracy, a world government ruled not by nation states, not by firewalls of the family

and borders, but rather a global federation of world citizens where nobody has identity other

than what the system gives you ultimately by some sort of matrix, some sort of thing to be plugged into.

And as we progress up into the future, beyond the designs of people 100 plus years ago,

we see books like Between Two Ages by Brzezinski, you know, outlining this world government

that's run by technology. The book is called

the technotronic era. We see people like Jacques Attali, the Kissinger of France writing books

about transhumanists as the tip of the spear of the revolution. We find people like Klaus

writing books like the fourth industrial revolution where he talks about how we're going to be linked into Skynet.

We see his understudy Noah Yovall Harari, basically saying the same type of stuff.

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