WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:11.600 Music. 00:00:12.750 --> 00:00:15.830 Welcome back to New World Next Week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com. 00:00:15.950 --> 00:00:22.710 And I'm James Evan Palato of MediaMonarchy.com. By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet. 00:00:22.970 --> 00:00:25.870 I've never said those words before. I'm a little older than that. 00:00:25.990 --> 00:00:27.070 But we've got that story. 00:00:27.250 --> 00:00:31.910 Plus, the Internet Archive is now a federal depository library, 00:00:31.910 --> 00:00:33.330 and I'm kind of concerned. 00:00:33.890 --> 00:00:39.350 But first, tech billionaires, rogue scientists moving to commercialize CRISPR 00:00:39.350 --> 00:00:42.910 babies. This from GeneticsAndSociety.org. 00:00:43.010 --> 00:00:47.910 Since the CRISPR baby scandal in 2018, no additional genetically modified babies 00:00:47.910 --> 00:00:49.350 are known to have been born. 00:00:49.570 --> 00:00:54.130 Now several techno-enthusiastic billionaires are setting up privately funded 00:00:54.130 --> 00:00:58.930 companies to genetically edit human embryos with the explicit intention of creating 00:00:58.930 --> 00:01:00.910 genetically modified children. 00:01:01.610 --> 00:01:06.910 Heritable genome editing remains prohibited in policies in the overwhelming 00:01:06.910 --> 00:01:12.770 majority of countries that have any relevant policy to this and a binding European treaty as well. 00:01:13.010 --> 00:01:15.810 Support for keeping it legally off limits. 00:01:16.210 --> 00:01:21.370 Heritable genome editing is widespread, including among scientists working to 00:01:21.370 --> 00:01:22.510 develop gene therapies. 00:01:22.730 --> 00:01:26.890 A number of key opponents and skeptics are taking new steps to make their voices 00:01:26.890 --> 00:01:28.570 heard. James, it made me back up. 00:01:29.230 --> 00:01:34.550 Opponents and skeptics in this case being the ones that want to do all this. 00:01:35.230 --> 00:01:40.370 Bloomberg News reports that Bootstrap Bio, a company created a whole 18 months 00:01:40.370 --> 00:01:45.430 ago, has hired a chief science officer, opened a lab, and pivoted its work to 00:01:45.430 --> 00:01:47.350 genetic editing of human embryos. 00:01:47.510 --> 00:01:52.270 Based on investor information, it says that Bootstrap Bio may be planning to 00:01:52.270 --> 00:01:53.630 launch human trials, that is, 00:01:53.930 --> 00:02:00.150 using altered embryos to initiate pregnancies in 2026 or 2027 in Honduras, 00:02:00.350 --> 00:02:04.170 quote, a place where the company could potentially avoid U.S. regulation. 00:02:04.370 --> 00:02:08.690 So James, I guess this time the Nazi babies will be made in Central America 00:02:08.690 --> 00:02:11.410 and not in South America. Boys from Brazil. 00:02:12.309 --> 00:02:15.429 Boost Strap Bio is not alone in early June. 00:02:15.689 --> 00:02:19.049 So again, James, all of this is like a whole 18 months ago. 00:02:19.229 --> 00:02:24.109 And way back in June, MIT Technology Review reported that Brian Armstrong, 00:02:24.409 --> 00:02:29.309 the founder of Coinbase, whose worth is estimated at 10 billy, 00:02:29.609 --> 00:02:31.949 had just posted on X that he's ready to fund a U.S. 00:02:32.029 --> 00:02:36.309 Startup focusing on gene editing human embryos and is looking for gene editing 00:02:36.309 --> 00:02:42.449 scientists and bioinformatics specialists to form a founding team for the effort. 00:02:42.609 --> 00:02:45.609 I think the time is ripe for the defining company in the U.S. 00:02:45.669 --> 00:02:48.189 To be built in this area, Armstrong posted. 00:02:48.589 --> 00:02:50.969 It's kind of weird with these crypto bros. 00:02:51.609 --> 00:02:58.369 Meanwhile, he, Jen Kui, the scientist who presided over the creation of at least 00:02:58.369 --> 00:03:01.189 three genetically modified children in 2018, 00:03:01.529 --> 00:03:05.709 he's striving to reinsert himself into the limelight and vowing to continue 00:03:05.709 --> 00:03:08.569 his attempts to create genetically modified babies. 00:03:08.869 --> 00:03:14.169 You might recall, after being denounced as a rogue, he spent three years in 00:03:14.169 --> 00:03:17.229 a Chinese cage for illegal medical practices. 00:03:17.549 --> 00:03:20.329 There was a point where we didn't even know. He just disappeared. 00:03:20.749 --> 00:03:24.869 His prison sentence behind him, he has a new wife, Kathy Tai, 00:03:25.189 --> 00:03:31.709 a Chinese-Canadian bio-entrepreneur and former Peter Thiel fellow whom Forbes 00:03:31.709 --> 00:03:37.029 has featured in two of its 30 Under 30 lists as chronicled in the MIT Technology 00:03:37.029 --> 00:03:39.389 Review as Meet Kathy Tai, 00:03:39.889 --> 00:03:42.209 Bride of China's Frankenstein. 00:03:42.769 --> 00:03:48.129 And of course, you gotta see dudes' accounts, you know, on the brain chip social media platform. 00:03:48.669 --> 00:03:52.809 In short, we've entered a new and more alarming phase in the struggle to orient 00:03:52.809 --> 00:03:57.249 human biotechnologies towards the common good and to prevent their use in the 00:03:57.249 --> 00:04:00.449 service of resurgent eugenics based in market incentives, 00:04:00.689 --> 00:04:04.029 genetic essentialism, and technological recklessness. 00:04:04.329 --> 00:04:07.789 It's time for the opposition to step up. And James, it just hit me. 00:04:08.009 --> 00:04:14.089 Imagine if people went up smashing CRISPR labs instead of the no freaks. 00:04:14.249 --> 00:04:17.449 Yeah, we have no freaks protests instead of the no kings protests. 00:04:17.709 --> 00:04:24.389 We have covered CRISPR a lot in the 15 years of New World Next Week. April 11th, 2025. 00:04:24.789 --> 00:04:28.489 Scientists genetically engineer wolves with white hair, muscular jaws, 00:04:28.689 --> 00:04:31.409 like the extinct dire wolf. That's the most recent. 00:04:31.629 --> 00:04:36.309 Going back to 2020, two female CRISPR scientists make history winning Nobel 00:04:36.309 --> 00:04:38.949 Prize in chemistry for gene editing discovery. 00:04:39.249 --> 00:04:43.029 You interviewed Jonathan Latham on gene editing in 2019. 00:04:43.469 --> 00:04:49.249 And New World Next Week 2018, scientist announces gene edited babies goes missing. 00:04:49.449 --> 00:04:54.369 And we will include just a search for CRISPR on my own, MediaMonarchy.com. 00:04:54.369 --> 00:04:56.329 And I couldn't find it initially, James. 00:04:56.769 --> 00:05:01.829 Didn't we cover CRISPR introduces hundreds of unintended cancerous mutations? 00:05:02.677 --> 00:05:06.137 Is that story gone now? Did I make it up? I think we did cover it. 00:05:06.537 --> 00:05:10.517 I was also going through our CRISPR coverage, and there has been an awful lot. 00:05:10.637 --> 00:05:14.817 And I found one from July of 2022, an episode of New World Next Week, 00:05:14.917 --> 00:05:16.077 where it was a related story. 00:05:16.217 --> 00:05:18.737 CRISPR gene editing may cause permanent damage. 00:05:19.197 --> 00:05:23.377 So there was that one we were covering. And then I also found in May of 2022, 00:05:23.377 --> 00:05:26.317 we had a related story on CRISPR cockroaches. 00:05:26.477 --> 00:05:28.977 A new gene editing breakthrough makes them possible. 00:05:30.397 --> 00:05:34.597 Yay! Wonderful. So anyway, this is the world that we're stepping into. 00:05:34.797 --> 00:05:40.637 And I would say we are stepping into this. And now this is a reality which is coming. 00:05:40.777 --> 00:05:45.157 But in fact, I think you're right when you started this by saying all that we know about. 00:05:45.437 --> 00:05:49.297 As in, yeah, we know that there was those three gene edited babies of this Hee 00:05:49.297 --> 00:05:53.217 Jang Kui character who went missing. And, oh, I guess he was in jail. 00:05:53.357 --> 00:05:57.877 And now he's out and tweeting all sorts of crazy nonsense. But yeah, 00:05:58.057 --> 00:06:03.677 the real question is, yeah, we know about those three. Do we really think it was only those three? 00:06:03.897 --> 00:06:07.177 Even those three, I haven't really followed that story since we were covering 00:06:07.177 --> 00:06:11.137 it initially. But I remember at the time, of course, the identities of those 00:06:11.137 --> 00:06:13.837 three children were obviously kept private. 00:06:13.957 --> 00:06:20.717 And all we know is that he was trying to edit them to make them HIV resistant 00:06:20.717 --> 00:06:23.077 or something along those lines, right? 00:06:23.097 --> 00:06:26.777 It was a crazy, crazy story. but the guy kind of just brushed that on the rug. 00:06:26.857 --> 00:06:29.557 There was those three. He was a rogue scientist. He went to jail. 00:06:30.057 --> 00:06:36.317 Done. And no government has ever engaged in any sort of experimentation along those lines ever since. 00:06:37.192 --> 00:06:44.132 Done story. I don't believe that. I would suggest people should reserve their skepticism about that. 00:06:44.232 --> 00:06:48.552 But yeah, anyway, even if that really is only those three babies, 00:06:48.732 --> 00:06:50.432 at any rate, this is a reality. 00:06:50.572 --> 00:06:54.072 It's already happened, and it is going to happen more and more in the future. 00:06:54.312 --> 00:06:59.632 And don't worry, guys, I'm sure the government regulators will come along to put some breaks on this. 00:07:00.792 --> 00:07:04.052 This story that we're citing here mentions some of 00:07:04.052 --> 00:07:07.132 the the concerns this safety concerns lack 00:07:07.132 --> 00:07:10.012 of medical needs social and ethical risks and i guess that's 00:07:10.012 --> 00:07:14.532 a good way to start itemizing the problems with something like gene editing 00:07:14.532 --> 00:07:20.772 babies um how about just let's not tinker with the genome especially heritable 00:07:20.772 --> 00:07:25.212 traits because if people remember my conversation i believe it was that conversation 00:07:25.212 --> 00:07:28.772 with Jonathan Latham where we were talking about gene drives, 00:07:29.172 --> 00:07:32.052 gene drive technology. It might have been a separate conversation. 00:07:32.592 --> 00:07:36.252 But the idea is that you can, of course, you can engineer, for example, 00:07:36.512 --> 00:07:41.092 mosquitoes so that they all have this one heritable trait. 00:07:41.232 --> 00:07:45.952 And then over time, that trait gets passed on until they all have that trait, right? 00:07:46.272 --> 00:07:49.232 Well, why couldn't the same thing be done with humans? And oh, 00:07:49.332 --> 00:07:53.012 that will be great once we start editing something into the population, 00:07:53.012 --> 00:07:56.732 and over a few generations, every human will have this new trait. Yay, wonderful. 00:07:57.612 --> 00:08:01.372 Scary stuff. Truly, truly nightmare fiction kind of stuff. 00:08:01.592 --> 00:08:06.752 And maybe we buried the lead on this because you mentioned Hee Jang Kui's crazy 00:08:06.752 --> 00:08:09.892 Twitter account, but they have some examples in this article. 00:08:10.032 --> 00:08:11.552 April 15th. Good morning, bitches. 00:08:11.812 --> 00:08:17.372 How many embryos have Eugene edited today? April 16th. I literally went to prison for this shit. 00:08:17.572 --> 00:08:20.752 May 24th. The world owes me a Nobel Prize. 00:08:20.972 --> 00:08:23.872 June 13th. I am the number one scientist in China. 00:08:25.032 --> 00:08:28.472 This is the type of stable genius that is engaging in this research. 00:08:28.592 --> 00:08:34.492 And this is just because he probably is some rogue weirdo who's being very open about this. 00:08:34.672 --> 00:08:38.172 Who knows what is going on behind closed doors? But I'm willing to bet it's 00:08:38.172 --> 00:08:38.952 more than what we're seeing. 00:08:40.406 --> 00:08:44.226 Yeah, it's always the lone rogue gunman that's always behind something. 00:08:44.486 --> 00:08:49.406 It's all Fauci. It was all just his fault in 2020 and the scandemic. We'll take care of that. 00:08:49.786 --> 00:08:54.326 And the question, remember, we've asked, did they weaponize tics? 00:08:55.946 --> 00:09:00.226 Still waiting on that answer from U.S. Congress. And that's how we get going 00:09:00.226 --> 00:09:07.386 on New World Next Week, episode 599, Netflix to reboot 90s globalist propaganda 00:09:07.386 --> 00:09:09.586 kids show, Captain Planet. 00:09:09.906 --> 00:09:13.866 By your powers combined, I am Captain Planet. 00:09:14.026 --> 00:09:17.726 If you were a kid growing up in the early 90s, then you probably remember flipping 00:09:17.726 --> 00:09:21.526 through Saturday morning cartoons and stumbling across a weird animated show 00:09:21.526 --> 00:09:24.446 about a superhero who fights pollution. 00:09:24.726 --> 00:09:28.726 And probably like most kids, you quickly immediately turn the channel. 00:09:29.546 --> 00:09:33.726 Captain Planet, infamous for being one of the dorkiest and preachiest cartoons 00:09:33.726 --> 00:09:37.906 ever made, which is that saying something now, preached to kids about the virtues 00:09:37.906 --> 00:09:41.066 of environmental panic and progressive multiculturalism. 00:09:41.186 --> 00:09:43.706 It was woke before woke was even a word. 00:09:43.906 --> 00:09:49.766 The cartoon, created by globalist magnate Ted Turner and produced by Turner 00:09:49.766 --> 00:09:53.446 Program Services and Deke Enterprises, D-I-C, 00:09:53.686 --> 00:09:58.006 even if you were a kid growing up in the 70s and 80s, you saw the Deke promo 00:09:58.006 --> 00:09:59.926 logo, production logo at the end. 00:10:00.446 --> 00:10:06.006 First aired in 1990 at the height of the children's TV entertainment craze because 00:10:06.006 --> 00:10:12.286 Reagan changed the rules and made it okay to basically advertise toys to kids on TV constantly. 00:10:12.626 --> 00:10:17.066 The show was decidedly less entertaining and was more condescending in its message. 00:10:17.246 --> 00:10:21.146 And again, I honestly, I never watched an episode. I was aware of it. 00:10:21.206 --> 00:10:24.126 I knew it was on, but I was already a little bit older than that. 00:10:24.206 --> 00:10:28.026 And honestly, I don't remember it being a Saturday morning thing for me. 00:10:28.086 --> 00:10:33.586 I feel like it was just like a syndicated show that they maybe ran on the afternoons on Fox TV. 00:10:35.013 --> 00:10:38.913 Turner. Oddly, he's proud of some odd things. 00:10:39.053 --> 00:10:43.273 Oddly proud of the show and spoke about his hand in its creation with reverence. 00:10:43.613 --> 00:10:48.313 Billionaire elites often like to imagine they have a deep creative streak when they don't. 00:10:48.413 --> 00:10:53.333 One might have assured this terrible property would remain buried in the past and well forgotten. 00:10:53.533 --> 00:10:57.593 However, this latest millennium, Hollywood has zero creativity, 00:10:57.853 --> 00:11:02.273 suffering immense failure in content creation and desperately digging up any 00:11:02.273 --> 00:11:04.613 old franchise to rebrand and reboot. 00:11:04.813 --> 00:11:07.153 And again, when there's three corporations running everything, 00:11:07.393 --> 00:11:10.213 they already own all the IP for all the characters. 00:11:10.853 --> 00:11:16.153 Netflix has announced they will be developing a live action version of the cartoon. 00:11:16.293 --> 00:11:21.633 James, I didn't even catch that part in prepping this. It's going to be even lamer as a live action. 00:11:21.833 --> 00:11:26.613 Maybe it'll be as good as the Lion King and Cats live action movies they've made recently. 00:11:27.313 --> 00:11:33.453 With Greg Berlanti and Leonardo DiCaprio as executive producers. 00:11:33.653 --> 00:11:38.053 Of course, Leo, a well-known climate change obsessive as he flies his private 00:11:38.053 --> 00:11:41.913 jets around the world with all his little girlfriends in the show. 00:11:42.193 --> 00:11:46.953 Gaia, the spirit of the planet, assembles a team of five young and diverse planeteers 00:11:46.953 --> 00:11:48.073 from nations around the world. 00:11:48.173 --> 00:11:52.753 Again, it was multi-culti back in the day who can summon Captain Planet. 00:11:52.913 --> 00:11:56.013 I think, you know, they all put their fists or rings together or something to 00:11:56.013 --> 00:12:01.493 help them solve ecological and global problems by their powers combined yeah wonder twins activate. 00:12:02.759 --> 00:12:06.899 That's more my speed. To understand Captain Planet, though, one must understand 00:12:06.899 --> 00:12:08.659 Turner's extreme ideology. 00:12:09.119 --> 00:12:12.759 And James, it does feel like he gets a free pass anymore. We only ever talk 00:12:12.759 --> 00:12:17.379 about those, you know, Bill Gates and those big, bad eugenicists. 00:12:18.119 --> 00:12:23.599 Ted Turner's been at it a long time. He's just kind of awkward monkey side eyes away. 00:12:24.379 --> 00:12:29.439 He's an elitist environmental religion leader of a cult stemming from the Club 00:12:29.439 --> 00:12:33.879 of Rome's limits to growth studies in the 1970s and the launch of government-funded 00:12:33.879 --> 00:12:38.239 family planning programs to reduce and control the human population. 00:12:38.619 --> 00:12:43.139 Captain Planet pushed population control often, telling kids that when they 00:12:43.139 --> 00:12:46.879 grow up they must not have large families or that'll destroy the earth unless 00:12:46.879 --> 00:12:49.239 your name's De Niro or Musk or Baldwin. 00:12:49.899 --> 00:12:53.799 The cartoon commonly terrified children with images of total destruction wrought 00:12:53.799 --> 00:12:55.599 by a future with global warming. 00:12:55.739 --> 00:13:01.179 It is likely that A Netflix reboot of the Captain Planet property will continue 00:13:01.179 --> 00:13:04.879 the environmental propaganda initiatives of globalists like Ted Turner, 00:13:05.039 --> 00:13:11.039 who is still alive, by the way, because he wants you to kill yourself for the cause. 00:13:11.359 --> 00:13:13.339 Certainly not him or Hanoi Jane. 00:13:14.259 --> 00:13:19.879 Corbett, I don't remember. I certainly don't remember kids being frightened by this. 00:13:19.979 --> 00:13:23.599 And again, it's maybe because I was a little bit older and I didn't have friends 00:13:23.599 --> 00:13:29.199 watching this. It never seemed terrifying to me, but I was also young and did 00:13:29.199 --> 00:13:32.379 not understand the eugenics Malthusian agenda. 00:13:32.639 --> 00:13:35.879 James, they're going to put stuff in there we've not even probably thought about 00:13:35.879 --> 00:13:38.819 yet that'll take it times 10. 00:13:39.759 --> 00:13:43.619 They are, aren't they? And yeah, thanks for the warning on that, 00:13:43.679 --> 00:13:46.899 because I thought I could at least just safely file this away as, 00:13:47.059 --> 00:13:48.039 oh, whatever, propaganda. 00:13:48.219 --> 00:13:52.559 But actually, it will probably be interesting to see what particular propagandistic 00:13:52.559 --> 00:13:56.979 messages they are going to be implanting for the next generation, question mark. 00:13:57.839 --> 00:14:01.459 So yeah, you know, James, for the second week in a row, you have triggered a 00:14:01.459 --> 00:14:03.959 core memory of mine, the Deke production logo. 00:14:04.139 --> 00:14:06.779 I do recall that from my childhood, but I don't know what from, 00:14:06.939 --> 00:14:09.459 maybe He-Man or G.I. Joe or something. 00:14:09.679 --> 00:14:13.419 I don't know what, whatever, one of those 80s cartoons that I used to watch. 00:14:13.859 --> 00:14:17.179 But yes, I certainly did not get Captain Planet. 00:14:17.299 --> 00:14:20.559 I don't know if we just didn't get it in Canada, or maybe I was just too old 00:14:20.559 --> 00:14:23.899 to watch children's cartoons by that point. So I just I never saw it, 00:14:23.959 --> 00:14:26.339 so I was not exposed to this particular conditioning. 00:14:26.479 --> 00:14:31.199 But I guarantee you, I know people who have been exposed to this because I deal 00:14:31.199 --> 00:14:32.479 with this mindset all the time. 00:14:32.659 --> 00:14:36.619 And in this article, they provide some examples of that. And I just watched 00:14:36.619 --> 00:14:40.599 one of these clips about Captain Planet says, don't have too many kids. 00:14:40.799 --> 00:14:46.259 And it really, truly is just absolutely blatant in its face. 00:14:47.859 --> 00:14:50.679 Overpopulation, Malthusian scaremongering of the worst variety. 00:14:50.879 --> 00:14:55.899 Too many people. So when you grow up, kids, remember to keep your family small. 00:14:56.559 --> 00:14:57.859 It's just absolute... 00:14:58.402 --> 00:15:02.642 Craziness. But unfortunately, these are the kinds of messages that get embedded 00:15:02.642 --> 00:15:09.482 and stick and then get kind of pushed down into a core memory that you don't even know you have, 00:15:09.642 --> 00:15:14.162 so that you end up as an adult parroting all these things that you absorbed 00:15:14.162 --> 00:15:18.962 as a child that you don't even remember you got them from some stupid cartoon. 00:15:19.462 --> 00:15:23.242 Eventually, you start to think, this is my ideology. I believe this. 00:15:23.382 --> 00:15:28.862 And this is, I am convinced, this is why I get so many vicious pushback emails 00:15:28.862 --> 00:15:32.742 anytime I suggest that humans are not a cancer on the planet, 00:15:32.922 --> 00:15:38.342 that we are not overpopulated, that the demographic crunch is coming, and that in fact, 00:15:38.562 --> 00:15:43.322 although a lot of people are like, good, let the population shrink, we need fewer people, 00:15:43.642 --> 00:15:47.742 what these people are imagining is that somehow the human population is going 00:15:47.742 --> 00:15:51.742 to shrink to some nice number, whatever that is, 1 billion, 500 million, 00:15:51.742 --> 00:15:54.862 if you're following the Georgia Guidestones, Ted Turner, right? 00:15:55.582 --> 00:15:59.882 But it's just going to magically stabilize there somehow. And we're going to 00:15:59.882 --> 00:16:04.222 have all the exact level of industrial activity and everything with that magically 00:16:04.222 --> 00:16:07.422 smaller number that will just magically stabilize. Total nonsense. 00:16:07.682 --> 00:16:12.022 And I just reviewed a book in my summer reading list called After the Spike 00:16:12.022 --> 00:16:16.122 that, yes, unfortunately does have some mainstreamy kind of propaganda embedded 00:16:16.122 --> 00:16:19.962 in there, but is an excellent refutation of that kind of nonsense. 00:16:19.962 --> 00:16:22.742 Because no, when we get into the demographic crunch scenario, 00:16:22.982 --> 00:16:26.742 it is actually probably much more likely that we will just go extinct as a species 00:16:26.742 --> 00:16:30.222 because there is a point at which you have civilizational collapse and population 00:16:30.222 --> 00:16:31.962 collapse that is not sustainable. 00:16:31.962 --> 00:16:35.142 There's no magic number. We're suddenly going to stabilize at a certain number. 00:16:35.322 --> 00:16:39.302 No, it just keeps shrinking. So we are facing the extinction of the human species, 00:16:39.302 --> 00:16:43.742 but I still get emails from people who undoubtedly watched Captain Planet as 00:16:43.742 --> 00:16:46.482 a kid and have that in the back of their minds. 00:16:46.482 --> 00:16:51.942 But no, I totally, for reasons that I, logic and evidence and reason and science. 00:16:51.942 --> 00:16:54.222 I believe that there are too many people on the earth, James, 00:16:54.322 --> 00:16:56.302 and you're just weird because you don't believe this. 00:16:56.702 --> 00:17:00.542 Anyway, I think this is a, you know, it's an important story because it's a 00:17:00.542 --> 00:17:04.202 window and insight into how people's core worldviews are formed. 00:17:04.362 --> 00:17:07.722 And yeah, I don't think it's a good thing that this is being rebooted. 00:17:07.902 --> 00:17:11.462 Hopefully it will be a ridiculous, stupid live action reboot, 00:17:11.622 --> 00:17:15.662 like all these other things they're doing that will be ignored and swiftly thrown 00:17:15.662 --> 00:17:16.742 into the dustbin of history. 00:17:16.782 --> 00:17:21.022 But actually this article ends on an interesting note right after that last 00:17:21.022 --> 00:17:24.522 sentence you read, it says, though children's content from the 1990s is now 00:17:24.522 --> 00:17:27.502 often recreated and directed at adults. 00:17:27.942 --> 00:17:31.982 In other words, the new Captain Planet will probably be rewritten to target 00:17:31.982 --> 00:17:34.642 the same people who grew up with the old Captain Planet. 00:17:34.742 --> 00:17:37.822 Of course, this is nostalgia bait that's going to try to, hey, 00:17:37.942 --> 00:17:39.802 remember that Captain Planet you liked as a kid? 00:17:39.942 --> 00:17:42.902 Well, here it is again. And now it's, you know, new cool version. 00:17:43.462 --> 00:17:47.242 So unfortunately, I think some people get caught in that propaganda matrix. 00:17:47.942 --> 00:17:51.722 If we can lure a few people out of that, at least get them to see the propaganda 00:17:51.722 --> 00:17:54.502 matrix, I think we will have done our job here. 00:17:55.683 --> 00:18:01.183 I often like to joke that Gen X, we're the best. We're the best ones. 00:18:02.383 --> 00:18:07.863 I had heard it mentioned recently that also Gen X are the ones responsible for 00:18:07.863 --> 00:18:10.883 the whole nostalgia industrial complex. 00:18:11.123 --> 00:18:15.803 The reason why maybe people don't really grow up anymore and they stay rock 00:18:15.803 --> 00:18:18.663 and roll, punk rock, maybe when they're turning 48. 00:18:19.003 --> 00:18:24.383 And James, the idea that when you pare down those numbers, only the best, 00:18:24.523 --> 00:18:26.943 coolest, good Buddhist people will be left, too. 00:18:27.223 --> 00:18:31.883 Only the bad people, the losers, will have gotten rid of. And you're right, man. 00:18:32.563 --> 00:18:38.103 Ted Turner has always been based in Georgia. CNN, the CDC. 00:18:39.163 --> 00:18:43.083 Are there any known connections between him and the Guidestones? 00:18:44.743 --> 00:18:48.963 No, I have. So for people who really want the deep dive, I had an interview 00:18:48.963 --> 00:18:53.223 with a documentary filmmaker who did the deep dive and discovered and saw some 00:18:53.223 --> 00:18:57.463 of the documents and put the pieces together. and unmasked the actual people 00:18:57.463 --> 00:18:58.303 behind the Guidestones. 00:18:58.443 --> 00:19:01.103 It wasn't Ted Turner, although there may have been Turner money involved. 00:19:01.203 --> 00:19:02.603 I don't remember it that well. 00:19:02.803 --> 00:19:07.423 It's called Dark Shadow over Elberton, I believe was the name of that. 00:19:07.543 --> 00:19:11.003 Just look up Georgia Guidestones on CorbettReport.com and you can find that interview. 00:19:11.363 --> 00:19:15.203 Okay, and maybe we can add something into the show notes. 00:19:15.343 --> 00:19:19.923 I was reminded very recently, I always do a lot of this day in history on Morning 00:19:19.923 --> 00:19:26.223 Monarchy, It has been the anniversary of the destruction of the Georgia Guidestones very recently. 00:19:26.443 --> 00:19:31.683 And that's one of those stories, again, as we've noted, many decades happening in these recent weeks. 00:19:32.223 --> 00:19:38.543 I always wondered if it was, I mean, of course, probably someone like us went 00:19:38.543 --> 00:19:41.143 and blew the thing up, but they never got any suspects. 00:19:41.143 --> 00:19:44.223 They never had any leads, no arrests, nothing. part of 00:19:44.223 --> 00:19:47.003 me wondered if it wasn't them that did it 00:19:47.003 --> 00:19:50.163 as a dog whistle meaning it is 00:19:50.163 --> 00:19:52.963 full tilt boogie now here comes the scamdemic we got 00:19:52.963 --> 00:19:55.923 a lot of good stuff coming up soon and we can destroy 00:19:55.923 --> 00:20:02.023 the evidence that this is what we were following the i gotta admit the x-men 00:20:02.023 --> 00:20:07.563 and batman animated series those were on when i was probably almost in high 00:20:07.563 --> 00:20:11.983 school but they were actually so good it was like okay i can still watch this 00:20:11.983 --> 00:20:14.803 cartoon and still be an adult teenager. 00:20:16.803 --> 00:20:21.863 Oh good lord this is new world next week and our third and final story takes 00:20:21.863 --> 00:20:27.203 us to san francisco and an article from their local kqed san francisco based 00:20:27.203 --> 00:20:31.843 internet archive is now a federal depository library what does that mean. 00:20:32.548 --> 00:20:37.808 The San Francisco-based Internet Archive now has federal depository status, 00:20:38.108 --> 00:20:42.608 joining a network of over 1,100 libraries that archive government documents 00:20:42.608 --> 00:20:46.948 and make them accessible to the public, even as ongoing legal challenges pose 00:20:46.948 --> 00:20:49.468 an existential threat to the organization. 00:20:49.668 --> 00:20:55.988 California Senator Alex Padilla, recently seen getting arrested with Christy Noem a few weeks ago, 00:20:56.328 --> 00:21:03.128 made the designation in a letter sent Thursday to the Government Publishing 00:21:03.128 --> 00:21:07.808 Office, who oversees the program, and the letter shared exclusively with KQED, 00:21:08.248 --> 00:21:12.108 Padilla praised the Internet Archive for its digital focus and said it is leading 00:21:12.108 --> 00:21:15.448 the way when it comes to providing online library services. 00:21:15.968 --> 00:21:20.028 The Archive's digital-first approach makes it the perfect fit for a modern federal 00:21:20.028 --> 00:21:25.048 depository library, expanding access to federal government publications amid 00:21:25.048 --> 00:21:29.648 an increasingly digital landscape, Padilla said in a statement to KQED. 00:21:29.908 --> 00:21:33.408 The Internet Archive has broken down countless barriers to accessing information, 00:21:33.408 --> 00:21:37.308 and it is my honor to provide this designation to help further their mission 00:21:37.308 --> 00:21:40.108 of providing universal access to all knowledge. 00:21:40.348 --> 00:21:46.308 Under federal law, members of Congress can't just show up to ICE buildings and 00:21:46.308 --> 00:21:50.468 expect it to be let in like Alex Padilla and others did so they could cause a big show. 00:21:50.888 --> 00:21:56.108 Members of Congress, however, can designate up to two qualified libraries for 00:21:56.108 --> 00:21:57.968 federal depository status. 00:21:58.468 --> 00:22:02.168 Internet Archive founder Brewster Colley said that while the non-profit org 00:22:02.168 --> 00:22:06.268 has always functioned as a library, this new designation makes it easier to 00:22:06.268 --> 00:22:09.308 work with the other federal depository libraries. 00:22:10.123 --> 00:22:14.163 I will include the old Wikipedia link. The Federal Depository Library Program 00:22:14.163 --> 00:22:19.123 was established by Congress in 1813 with the intention of ensuring that government 00:22:19.123 --> 00:22:21.583 records would be accessible to the American public. 00:22:21.823 --> 00:22:26.603 Maps, environmental reports, health studies, congressional records, newspapers, and books. 00:22:26.763 --> 00:22:30.503 These records can account for millions and millions of pages that could take 00:22:30.503 --> 00:22:33.383 up entire floors of physical public libraries. 00:22:33.643 --> 00:22:38.003 The organization has faced legal challenges over some of its archival practices, 00:22:38.003 --> 00:22:41.463 some of which we have reported for you here right here on New World Next Week. 00:22:41.623 --> 00:22:46.983 Its open library was at the center of a years-long battle after the big four 00:22:46.983 --> 00:22:51.403 major publishers sued the Internet Archive for temporarily lifting its wait 00:22:51.403 --> 00:22:56.943 lists in 2020 instead of loaning its digital copies to one user at a time. 00:22:57.123 --> 00:23:01.463 This is the whole Baudrillard copy of a copy. They still want you to only have 00:23:01.463 --> 00:23:03.683 one digital copy of things at a time. 00:23:03.943 --> 00:23:08.003 That's always kind of blown my mind, James. By doing so, the publishers allege 00:23:08.003 --> 00:23:11.703 the Internet Archive illegally provided free e-books. 00:23:12.143 --> 00:23:17.143 Last year, an appeals court upheld a 2023 federal court decision that ruled 00:23:17.143 --> 00:23:18.563 against the Internet Archive. 00:23:18.743 --> 00:23:22.403 The org has had to remove more than half a million titles since that lawsuit started. 00:23:22.703 --> 00:23:28.623 One of the other biggies, and this is the one that I love, the Great 78 Project. 00:23:29.303 --> 00:23:34.363 Has Sony and Universal all suing Internet Archive an initiative to preserve 00:23:34.363 --> 00:23:38.703 78 RPM records, the old ones, the shellac ones. 00:23:39.063 --> 00:23:43.163 And of course, they immediately have to admit most of these are public domain 00:23:43.163 --> 00:23:46.103 and they have no legal standpoint to argue about it. 00:23:46.643 --> 00:23:51.323 4,000 of the 400,000 digitized recordings are copyrighted, including, 00:23:51.503 --> 00:23:55.143 of course, the greatest pop hit of all time, Bing Crosby's White Christmas. 00:23:55.143 --> 00:23:58.123 The organization could owe upwards of 00:23:58.123 --> 00:24:00.903 700 million in damages if the 00:24:00.903 --> 00:24:03.803 labels win the lawsuit a financial hit that would 00:24:03.803 --> 00:24:07.883 threaten to shut it down and james i mentioned many times i feel like i covered 00:24:07.883 --> 00:24:13.803 the story as it was kind of happening on my morning monarchy the supreme court 00:24:13.803 --> 00:24:21.183 ruled in favor of those four publishers and you look and find that sonia sotomayor 00:24:21.183 --> 00:24:23.763 has a book deal with one of those publishers. 00:24:23.963 --> 00:24:31.663 It's like, how do SCOTUS judges get away with such massive conflict of interest? 00:24:31.803 --> 00:24:37.843 And is this part of essentially absorbing the internet archive into the gaping 00:24:37.843 --> 00:24:39.003 mall of the state, James? 00:24:39.183 --> 00:24:42.603 Is this another one? It's getting sent down the hallway in the warehouse and 00:24:42.603 --> 00:24:44.483 you'll never find the Ark of the Covenant again. 00:24:46.313 --> 00:24:49.413 You know, that's what it seems like at first glance, right? 00:24:49.533 --> 00:24:53.553 And I saw, I did see this story when it was first posted and I did make a note 00:24:53.553 --> 00:24:55.673 of it. And I was like, so what does this actually mean? 00:24:55.933 --> 00:24:58.753 And, you know, are they being sucked into the U.S. government maw? 00:24:59.233 --> 00:25:04.213 Look, I am no expert on the actual law at stake, the Depository Library Program. 00:25:04.393 --> 00:25:06.933 But instead of, yeah, we'll link that Wikipedia. 00:25:07.173 --> 00:25:12.813 Let's link up 44 U.S.C. Section 19 itself as well. So people can actually read the actual law itself. 00:25:13.133 --> 00:25:17.133 From what I understand, essentially what this means is that the Internet Archive 00:25:17.133 --> 00:25:22.673 will have access, will be guaranteed access to certain documents that they were 00:25:22.673 --> 00:25:26.433 not guaranteed access to before, and they will be able to digitize that and 00:25:26.433 --> 00:25:27.573 make it available to people. 00:25:27.773 --> 00:25:34.133 So I do not believe, at least at first glance, it doesn't put any sort of other 00:25:34.133 --> 00:25:37.133 requirements on the Internet Archive, and it doesn't have to, 00:25:37.273 --> 00:25:38.573 or it doesn't allow the U.S. 00:25:38.653 --> 00:25:43.053 Government to censor what the archive is doing, at least from what I understand of this. 00:25:43.193 --> 00:25:47.913 Maybe someone who has a more detailed, legalistic understanding of this law 00:25:47.913 --> 00:25:49.873 will be able to say precisely what this means. 00:25:50.033 --> 00:25:54.153 But as far as I know, I don't think it changes fundamentally the operations of the archive. 00:25:54.353 --> 00:26:00.333 And yeah, you just recounting that lawsuit about the open library just brings 00:26:00.333 --> 00:26:04.973 back the flashback to when I was warning about the Library of Alexandria is on fire. 00:26:05.473 --> 00:26:08.573 And, you know, how true are those words. 00:26:08.973 --> 00:26:14.153 Just a couple of years ago, I remember if there was a book, I could look it 00:26:14.153 --> 00:26:17.853 up on the open library and I'd be able to find it and look through it and find 00:26:17.853 --> 00:26:23.153 that piece of information that's buried on page 372 of this book from 1938. 00:26:23.473 --> 00:26:26.313 And there it is. And okay, good. I've got that piece of information. 00:26:26.673 --> 00:26:30.833 But now it's much, much harder and many more books are not available. 00:26:31.893 --> 00:26:36.513 So yay. Mission accomplished, Library Burners. I'm sure the Fahrenheit 451, 00:26:36.613 --> 00:26:39.293 the good people, were the firemen that were going around setting fire at all 00:26:39.293 --> 00:26:41.273 the libraries, right? Those were the good people. 00:26:42.113 --> 00:26:47.893 Anyway, here we are, dystopian 21st century. And man, we have had a cavalcade 00:26:47.893 --> 00:26:49.213 of bad stories this week, haven't we? 00:26:50.713 --> 00:26:56.833 Hey, and remember just a couple of years ago, they of course rebooted Fahrenheit 451 because you got it. 00:26:56.933 --> 00:27:04.133 They have to constantly, again, reboot their propaganda i mean it's a good thing 00:27:04.133 --> 00:27:11.453 i know i wasn't propagandized as a kid and knowing is half the battle that's 00:27:11.453 --> 00:27:12.873 a load of rich creamery butter. 00:27:14.433 --> 00:27:18.673 So that story with the little and again isn't that the big a bigger difference 00:27:18.673 --> 00:27:22.433 because what's going to be on this new netflix show i mean geez they're gonna 00:27:22.433 --> 00:27:26.673 they're gonna have transhumanist bits in there so they're gonna tell you don't 00:27:26.673 --> 00:27:30.213 tell your kids or don't tell your parents when and you start taking puberty blockers. 00:27:30.313 --> 00:27:32.833 It's like, well, at least G.I. 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But let me just throw 00:28:57.156 --> 00:29:00.976 one little nugget here of the kind of things that we talk about and learn and 00:29:00.976 --> 00:29:02.656 sort of know in the media monarchy kingdom. 00:29:02.996 --> 00:29:06.836 Those 78 records. They're not vinyl. They are shellac. 00:29:07.096 --> 00:29:10.296 And they are very fragile. You can just shatter them. 00:29:10.536 --> 00:29:15.236 They are made from the excretions of the lac bug. 00:29:15.776 --> 00:29:21.836 So any 78s that you have, that is bug juice. That's crazy. 00:29:23.436 --> 00:29:27.316 I was also on a show called Eyes and Ears the other night. 00:29:27.536 --> 00:29:31.536 The Macro Monarchy Kingdom was the name of the episode, and it featured myself 00:29:31.536 --> 00:29:35.656 and actually got to meet Charlie Robinson of Macro Aggressions. 00:29:35.776 --> 00:29:38.716 And I learned dude is just up the road from me in Denver. 00:29:38.916 --> 00:29:43.776 So we kind of hit it off. So I would expect to see me and Charlie Robinson speaking 00:29:43.776 --> 00:29:45.536 again in the not-too-distant future. 00:29:46.016 --> 00:29:48.936 And a huge thanks to Charles for having me on Eyes and Ears. 00:29:48.936 --> 00:29:53.436 Again, I don't do a whole lot of media outreach, but I probably should. 00:29:53.696 --> 00:29:57.216 It would be a great way to get more people to join the Media Monarchy Kingdom. 00:29:57.396 --> 00:30:01.616 James, there is New World Next Week, episode 599. 00:30:02.136 --> 00:30:06.756 Do you have big anniversary ideas for episode 600? 00:30:08.656 --> 00:30:12.876 Not yet. Let's put our thinking caps on. We've got a week to put something together, I guess. 00:30:13.136 --> 00:30:17.496 But in the meantime, I am busily behind the scenes doing housekeeping, 00:30:17.516 --> 00:30:23.536 as it were, with regards to the massive data leak, which I just talked about at CorbettReport.com. 00:30:23.736 --> 00:30:27.636 So I'm fielding a lot of emails from people, obviously, understandably, 00:30:27.776 --> 00:30:31.776 and trying to get back to you as quickly as I can and emailing everyone who 00:30:31.776 --> 00:30:35.036 was involved in this and setting up an entirely new membership form. 00:30:35.276 --> 00:30:39.976 So at the moment, as I'm recording this anyway, there is no membership signup 00:30:39.976 --> 00:30:42.776 form at CorbettReport.com slash members yet. 00:30:43.276 --> 00:30:47.196 Obviously, we have to implement a new form and test it and all of that. 00:30:47.196 --> 00:30:52.776 So yay, fun, fun, fun in the ever increasingly fun internet universe. 00:30:55.055 --> 00:30:58.395 Let me quickly throw in, because I've been remiss lately. 00:30:58.615 --> 00:31:03.235 You know, I have the American post office box here, and we always put that address 00:31:03.235 --> 00:31:05.255 in the show notes for New World next week. 00:31:05.395 --> 00:31:08.635 It is at the bottom of every page at MediaMonarchy.com. 00:31:08.835 --> 00:31:13.355 If you don't do the digital money thing, we have the post office here in the States. 00:31:13.395 --> 00:31:17.335 You can send support to MediaMonarchy. You can send support to Corbett Report. 00:31:17.555 --> 00:31:23.575 Now, this is not some mail mule where you send me crap and I have to mail it 00:31:23.575 --> 00:31:25.675 to Japan to James. James, that's not what we're doing. 00:31:25.895 --> 00:31:29.635 You send cash or check, and then I divvy it up with James in Japan. 00:31:29.635 --> 00:31:31.555 And I think it works pretty well, man. 00:31:32.375 --> 00:31:38.035 I think so too. And as an added bonus, no one who signs up via the PO Box was 00:31:38.035 --> 00:31:39.255 affected by this email leak. 00:31:39.375 --> 00:31:42.535 No one who signed up by Substack was affected. No one who signed up by Crypto. 00:31:42.675 --> 00:31:45.955 It was only people who were on the membership form in the past year or so. 00:31:46.375 --> 00:31:49.175 Anyway, I am emailing people one by one, and we'll get through this. 00:31:49.315 --> 00:31:52.095 But thank you to all the people who do support. And yeah, especially people 00:31:52.095 --> 00:31:53.455 who are supporting through PO Box. 00:31:53.455 --> 00:31:56.915 Good old-fashioned physical mail may 00:31:56.915 --> 00:32:02.755 actually be a solution that i might highlight in the future as something solutions 00:32:02.755 --> 00:32:06.175 watchy in the meantime i think we're gonna leave it there but we'll be back 00:32:06.175 --> 00:32:11.955 for nw nw number 600 in the very near future looking forward to it buddy thanks 00:32:11.955 --> 00:32:13.875 so much man take care take care.