Asked and Answered: “Who’s in charge?”

Guy Turner, host of the Coin Bureau podcast, asked “Who CONTROLS the world!? You won’t believe THIS!!”. He discusses the usual suspects, but his FINAL CONCLUSION makes a lot of sense.

Institutional authoritarianism creeps in unobtrusively.

Over the recent pandemic years, the level of institional authoritarianism reached well beyond what anyone could have imagined during the Stephen Harper years of the Conservative government in Canada.

Shocked, we all asked who was in charge of this shift to autocratic control of the public. Many of us suspected that Justin Trudeau, while definitely a “bad actor”, was simply the “useful idiot” and “puppet” who could be the face of the “build back better” clamp down on our civil rights and its associated monetary madness (remember when Justin said “The budget will balance itself”?).

No one in my circle believed that Canada’s answer to Che Guevera had the intellectual wherewithal to plan and execute the “new normal” totalitarian regime without a Gepeto pulling his strings and making his lips move.

Does anyone know a good exorcist to dispel the demonic spirits that inhabit our Prime Minister? Can Pierre Poilivre perform this wizardry?

Spoiler alert. It’s the United Nations.

How many people know the name of the Secretary General of the United Nations? We have all heard of self-made billionaires like Bill Gates, George Soros, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Fink, and others who are allegedly “up to no good” on the world stage. Klaus Schwab has joined that infamous group in recent years. As founder and leader of the World Economic Forum, his reputation has leapt into the consciousness of nearly everyone as “the head demon” in a “world gone mad”.

President Donald Trump withdrew from the World Health Organization alleging that it mismanaged the pandemic. BINGchat says this about the W.H.O.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is funded by two main sources: assessed contributions (AC) and voluntary contributions (VC) 1. ACs are a percentage of a country’s gross domestic product and are paid by member states as their membership dues. They cover less than 20% of the total budget, and the percentage is agreed upon by the United Nations General Assembly every two years at the World Health Assembly 1. VC, on the other hand, are largely from member states as well as from other United Nations organizations, intergovernmental organizations, philanthropic foundations, the private sector, and other sources. In recent years, voluntary contributions have accounted for more than three-quarters of the organization’s financing 1.

It seems that the UN has its fingers on every globalist pie, especially those that are most vital to human prosperity: our health, our money, and our freedoms.

The UN has 193 member states.

According to the World Population Review, 33 are democracies and 36 are dictatorships. All other nations fall somewhere along the spectrum between those two governance extremes.

The UN has published 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Do all 193 states agree with these SDGs, even the dictatorships who outnumber the democracies?

Were any side deals made to coerce or bribe some of those states to go along with the SDGs? We know that politics is a game of “give and take” and “the devil is in the details”, but it's the details of those deals few of us will ever know.

Guy Turner does an excellent job

Guy’s case for the UN as the puppet master behind the global shift to a One World Order is compelling. In an organization with 193 members with very diverse economic circumstances and cultural mores, the “back room deals” must surely be the glue that keeps this group goosestepping towards fulfilling a master plan to achieve the 17 SDGs.

The following is a list of the past Secretary-Generals of the United Nations:

1. Trygve Lie (Norway) - February 1946 to November 1952¹.

2. Dag Hammarskjöld (Sweden) - April 1953 to September 1961¹.

3. U Thant (Burma, now Myanmar) - November 1961 to December 1971¹.

4. Kurt Waldheim (Austria) - January 1972 to December 1981¹.

5. Javier Pèrez de Cuèllar (Peru) - January 1982 to December 1991¹.

6. Boutros Boutros-Ghali (Egypt) - January 1992 to December 1996¹.

7. Kofi Annan (Ghana) - January 1997 to December 2006¹.

8. Ban Ki-moon (Korea) - January 2007 to December 2016¹.

The current Secretary-General is António Guterres of Portugal

How well do you think these men conceive of “democracy” in the same way as a typical Canadian or American? What makes men like these UN leaders think that their “one-size-fits-all” plan for 8 billion human inhabitants of Earth will untimately be accepted by every single member of humanity without resistence?

The One World Government is unfolding.

The UN System describes the many organizations that function like departments of a global government. It’s a revealing look at who these actors are and the breadth of their reach without ever having been elected by nongovernmental members of humanity.

NOTE: Guy Turner is also a cryptocurrency expert. If you follow his podcasts, you will likely soon understand why so many nongovernmental members of humanity are Bitcoin hoddlers.