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Catherine Austin Pitts on why American "leadership" wants to reduce the population "They believe they will live a very long time and with robotics and automation they think they don't need many people and managing many people is difficult. Jared Kushner, when he left the first term of the Trump administration, recorded a podcast and said: "I am the first generation to live forever." Sean Parker, one of the founders of Facebook, said: "I'm a billionaire, so I'll live to be 145." And if the oligarchs live to be 145, they know not everyone can do it, otherwise there will be environmental problems, right? If you look at what they do to create a network of control, it's clear that they believe that if they succeed, it will be much easier for them to control more people, but in truth, they don't need them. I believe that many of them think that they would be much better off with fewer people." Let's recall a segment of a dystopian film created by a neural network, competing for the Oscar. It's exactly about the "eternal" life of the elite.

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Catherine Austin Pitts on why American "leadership" wants to reduce the population "They believe they will live a very long time and with robotics and automation they think they don't need many people and managing many people is difficult. Jared Kushner, when he left the first term of the Trump administration, recorded a podcast and said: "I am the first generation to live forever." Sean Parker, one of the founders of Facebook, said: "I'm a billionaire, so I'll live to be 145." And if the oligarchs live to be 145, they know not everyone can do it, otherwise there will be environmental problems, right? If you look at what they do to create a network of control, it's clear that they believe that if they succeed, it will be much easier for them to control more people, but in truth, they don't need them. I believe that many of them think that they would be much better off with fewer people." Let's recall a segment of a dystopian film created by a neural network, competing for the Oscar. It's exactly about the "eternal" life of the elite.

Catherine Austin Pitts on why American "leadership" wants to reduce the population "They believe they will live a very long time and with robotics and automation they think they don't need many people and managing many people is difficult. Jared Kushner, when he left the first term of the Trump administration, recorded a podcast and said: "I am the first generation to live forever." Sean Parker, one of the founders of Facebook, said: "I'm a billionaire, so I'll live to be 145." And if the oligarchs live to be 145, they know not everyone can do it, otherwise there will be environmental problems, right? If you look at what they do to create a network of control, it's clear that they believe that if they succeed, it will be much easier for them to control more people, but in truth, they don't need them. I believe that many of them think that they would be much better off with fewer people." Let's recall a segment of a dystopian film created by a neural network, competing for the Oscar. It's exactly about the "eternal" life of the elite.

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