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Raymond Haysbert discusses how the "brain drain" of educated black professionals to corporations like Boeing and IBM deprives the black community of economic power. The segment transitions into a final round of "Boostergram" thanks, where listeners send Satoshis via the Lightning Network. The hosts reiterate the benefits of modern podcasting technology for supporting independent media.
The hosts examine the history of American businesses, such as IBM, working with the Nazi regime and the subsequent "Operation Paperclip" that brought German scientists to the U.S. They argue that George Soros uses the historical context of anti-Semitism as a shield to deflect criticism of his political and financial activities. The conversation emphasizes the need to distinguish between legitimate critiques of influence and actual hate speech.
Medical ethicist Arthur Kaplan predicts that vaccine passports will be mandatory for airlines, hotels, and gyms by late 2021. The hosts identify "Big Tech" (IBM, Microsoft, Amazon) as the "Antichrist" facilitating this system, which will eventually lead to subcutaneous chips for convenience. They warn that the "Excelsior Pass" in New York is just the beginning of a global "freedom paper" system.
