MUST READ - Bret Weinstein's brother, Eric, wrote a document for the United Nations in which he maps out how to lower wages in developed countries by bringing in economic migrants.

MUST READ - Bret Weinstein's brother, Eric, wrote a document for the United Nations in which he maps out how to lower wages in developed countries by bringing in economic migrants.
BOOM! 🔥
Meanwhile Bret pretends to oppose unfettered migration into the US. https://t.co/zSrytwicyu

— Polly St George will never promote Crypto or NFTs (@FringeViews) September 25, 2024

William Ramsey highlights one if Weinstein's economic and logical flaws. 

"The problems of “ghettoization” and issues relating to “long-term native shortages” are brought up by Weinstein as known consequences of the redistribution of income away from native populations, but at no point are these problems expressed as reasons not to force economic migration upon target populations. In this United Nations document, Eric Weinstein specifically pushes Marxist ideology concerning the redistribution of income and wealth, which benefits economic migrants at the expense of the native populations."

Wow!

Eric Weinstein's Great Replacement.  https://t.co/4z5r5B8gQl

"The problems of “ghettoization” and issues relating to “long-term native shortages” are brought up by Weinstein as known consequences of the redistribution of income away from native populations, but at no point…

— William Ramsey Investigates (@WilliamRamseyIn) September 26, 2024

Mos Def on 9-11, Iraq, Terrorism, Katrina & Elections with Bill Maher

He’s totally right on moon landing and media based fears. If you know what actual threats look and feel like and how predators behavior you can see when it isn’t that. pic.twitter.com/z2xVhyYlVx

— Owen Benjamin 🐻 (@OwenBenjamin) September 25, 2024

Mos Def, aka, Yasiin Bey.  

Full segment.   

Catholicism, Power and Love -

Catholicism, Power and Love - @gavinashenden with @JohnnyVedmore on TNT

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— Johnny Vedmore (@JohnnyVedmore) September 25, 2024

Poisoning of the population coordinated financing the invasion of migrants with the Tyson closing down plants in some areas while hiring "refugees."  I'm assuming these are sort of undocumented workers that come into the country, qualify for some reason and they're hiring them to fill these plants.  Does thar have any effect on your average consumer?  Does that have an effect on jobs and employment because it seems to me that we have people that will take those jobs and we are told that we don't have to worry about it, nobody's going to take those jobs, only refugees would take those jobs.  What are your thoughts on that subject?  

Okay, so Del Bigtree just missed Fitts' point.  They're not refugees, Del.  Catherine just said that the invasion isn't "being allowed," it's being financed.  Is he even listening to his guest or is it a case where he doesn't have enough information to revise his terms and use them accurately.  Let's call them economic mercenaries.

10:35, FITTS.  So the folks who spin this ate lying to you.  Now it's true that there are jobs where immigrants are more willing to do or could do a vetter job

MICHAEL EADES, MD: I can vouch for this. It was 300 mg/dl when I was in med school in the 1970s

I can vouch for this. It was 300 mg/dl when I was in med school in the 1970s. https://t.co/4hcQV0SerY

— Michael Eades, M.D.🏹 (@DrEades) September 24, 2024