The triple point plan, as hatched by Lord Rothschild and Cecil Rhodes, would be to get into every area of public life, mainly education, media, and politics.

If they could control education, media, and politics, and if they could voice that same model in other countries, then the Commonwealth of God model of the British

Empire could be a truly global government. So again, remember, the global government plan was

hatched over 100 years ago. Now, yes, there were globalists prior to that. The Jacobins were globalists.

Emmanuel Kant wrote a famous essay calling for globalism. And every empire in the history of the

world was in some degree globalist, right? But the modern New World Order that we always talk

about, it comes from this. This is a crucial book that outlines the whole superstructure, the strategy, the infiltration,

co-opting every area of society.

And ultimately, yes, to bring in a technocracy.

And you have to read, just go look it up online.

It's called Lord Birkenhead's essay in Cosmopolitan Magazine.

I think it was 1919 or 1920.

Way ahead of time.

Welcome back to the Alex Jones Show.

I'm your guest host, Jay Dyer, Jay's Analysis.

You know, Alex put out a great documentary this last week, a little mini documentary about three evil sites in New York.

And one of those sites relates to books of the elite.

That is the writings of the elite themselves that go into great detail as to how they would conduct the next phase of their business plan to bring in the technocratic global order.

Of course, the magnum opus of that is Tragedy and Hope by Carol Quigley, but a lot of people don't know that Quigley wrote another book.

He was the professor at Georgetown, the military historian,

archivist for the CFR. His book Tragedy and Hope, of course, was given to CIA operatives back in the 70s, 60s, Cold War era to help them understand why would we as Western powers be aiding

at times communists? Doesn't that seem to go against the logic of the

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