In this interview, Alan Watt, an author and researcher in the fields of geopolitics and history, analyzes the long-term strategies of a powerful, transgenerational elite aimed at establishing a form of global government (“New World Order”). He bases his findings on the study of documents, think tanks, and the writings of the “technocrats” themselves—such as the Rockefeller family, representatives of the Club of Rome, and thinkers like Aldous Huxley, Bertrand Russell, and Zbigniew Brzezinski. Watt argues that the elite employs far-reaching psychological, cultural, and biological warfare against the civilian population to domesticate the masses and establish post-industrial slavery.
Cultural Manipulation and the Destruction of the Family A central element of control is the artificial steering of culture. Watt refers to Plato, who already explained that genuine grassroots movements are dangerous to rulers; cultural changes must instead always be authorized from above. The destruction of the traditional family structure was a primary goal in this regard, one that was already articulated by H.G. Wells at the end of the 19th century. Without the protective tribal or family structure, the individual is completely at the mercy of the state.
To achieve this, foundations (such as the Rockefellers’) promoted sexual revolutions, promiscuity, and radical feminism. The introduction of the miniskirt, jazz, and cocaine in the 1920s, as well as the targeted marketing of drugs and pop music in the 1960s by government-approved media (such as the BBC), served to break old moral taboos. At the same time, media campaigns aimed to sell women the myth of the “superwoman” (career and family at the same time) and promote materialistic lifestyles in order to weaken family ties and lower birth rates.
Mass Psychology, Television, and Entertainment To make people compliant, a form of psychological “shock and awe” was employed against the population. Constant crises generated or staged by the state—such as terrorism, pandemics, or economic collapses—overwhelm people. This persistent fear leads to helplessness, so that citizens, out of desperation, give up their civil liberties and willingly submit to elitist “experts” and politicians.
The most powerful tool of this psychological warfare is television. The flickering of the screens puts viewers into a hypnotic alpha state, making them receptive to “downloading” opinions without their critical thinking skills being engaged. According to Watt, movies and police dramas are not mere entertainment, but pure propaganda. They use emotional stories as bait to implant new moral standards, politically correct viewpoints, and rules of conduct in the audience. While women were distracted by magazines and soap operas, men—disempowered by modern working life and the state—were given professional sports as an outlet to escape into an artificial tribal identity.
Eugenics, Depopulation, and the Biological Agenda According to Watt, a particularly grim chapter of the agenda is the elite’s obsession with eugenics and population reduction (depopulation). The elite, consisting of closely intermarried lines such as the Darwins and Huxleys, regard themselves as genetically superior and the rest of the population as superfluous “useless eaters” with “junk genes.” Since mass human labor is no longer needed in the post-industrial technocratic era, this elite seeks a drastic reduction in the population.
This depopulation is not carried out through overt violence, but rather through insidious means:
Environmental chemicals: Synthetic estrogens and bisphenol A (BPA) have been deliberately introduced into canned foods, baby food, and cosmetics to target male fetuses. Since the 1950s, this has resulted in a drastic, unchecked decline in sperm quality of 75–85% in the West.
Vaccines and medications: Watt explains that mass vaccinations introduced through massive fear campaigns often contained dangerous pathogens, such as the carcinogenic Simeon-40 virus in the first polio vaccine. Modern laboratories such as Baxter have also been implicated in scandals involving contaminated viruses.
The Illusion of Politics and “Climate Change” According to Watt, democracy is merely a “tool of the elite” to keep the people believing they determine their own fate. He compares the left-right party system to a tennis match that keeps the population confined within a narrow box, while both sides implement the same global agenda in the long run. Obama, like Bush before him, serves merely as a loyal steward of this elite. His slogan of “change” is nothing more than the transition to a new system of global debt bondage.
In addition, in the 1970s, the think tank “Club of Rome” invented the threat to the Earth posed by humans as a new “war strategy.” Under the guise of global warming and climate change, humanity is being led to believe that it is the problem itself. The alleged need to “save the planet” is being used to justify austerity measures, introduce CO2 taxes, and drive people into small, easily controllable urban centers. The myth of general overpopulation is maintained solely through this forced urbanization.
Countermeasures and Genuine Education Despite these massive control mechanisms—including internet surveillance and censorship, as well as the infiltration of the truth movement by state-funded disinformants (who mix real evidence with alien and UFO theories to discredit critics)—Watt sees ways forward.
He urges people to stop mindlessly watching television and to learn to critically analyze entertainment for its manipulative messages. The most important weapon against the system is the rebuilding of genuine communities and active thinking. People must stop blindly turning to the state (“the abuser”) when problems arise and start helping one another again within their families and neighborhoods. Watt advises founding local reading circles, studying physical books from the early days of these institutions, gathering facts, and actively sharing knowledge with one another to break through the system of ignorance and apathy. Ultimately, he argues, acquiring and applying knowledge is the only way to defend against a pre-programmed future of slavery.
