Global Reset

The Great Reset. (Part 2) What is Modern Monetary Theory? How is MMT going to be used to destroy the U.S. dollar and add to the global economic reset the globalists are openly bragging about and hosting a conference to promote? Topic: The head of the World Economic Forum, Al Gore, Princes Charles, U.N. Secretary General, CEO of BP and MasterCard among other call for a global reset. In fact, the WEF is openly talking about taking advantage of the destruction caused by the Coronavirus in order to push their great reset agenda. The great reset will involve a reset of the global economy, institutions, the rule of law, national sovereignty and capitalism as we know it. This is program two in a two part series on the coming global reset. 

The Tipping Point for America Has Arrived and We Must Honor and Model The Sacrifice of America's Fallen. Guest: Alex Newman. Topic: Brannon begins the program by calling on Americans to remember the sacrifice of past Americans to found and preserve our freedoms and liberties. Brannon calls on Americans to honor the thousands of white tombstone markers that dot the green, rolling hills of Arlington National Cemetery. These men fought the “ISMS” of tyranny overseas so we would not have to fight it here. Yet, today the battle is here and we must honor their service and sacrifice by standing up, speaking out, and resisting.

Louis Budenz was born in 1891 and died in 1972. He was a labor activist who joined the Communist Party USA, became managing editor of the Party’s newspaper, Daily Worker, and then became a Soviet spy. In 1945 he renounced communism, testifying under oath about communist subversion and espionage. He wrote books in which he attempted to warn the American people about the dangers of communism. In 1965 Louis Budenz said, “The record of the past thirty years … cannot be depicted as a happy or encouraging one. Since recognition of the Bolshevik Revolution by the United States, the history of the period is dotted with American setbacks….” If Budenz were alive today, he would describe the last thirty years in similar terms.