April 6, 2009 Alan Watt "Cutting Through The Matrix" LIVE on RBN: "King Kong Chest-Beating at G20 Meeting" *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - April 6, 2009 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

--{ King Kong Chest-Beating at G20 Meeting: "From the G20 Meeting Comes Predicted Utterance, A Rallying Cry for Global Governance, Over 300 Years in the Making, For the Last 100, Politicians a-Faking, Political Debates, Arguing and Quibber, While in Bars, Backslaps, Congrats and Snicker, Their 'Profession' Mud Under Thin Veneer, Obeying Party Boss, Good for Career, We're Now Ruled by Fake Statistics, Sustainability, Climate Change, Bogus Logistics, Bureaucracies Like Weeds 'cross the World, Obeying the UN, Banner Unfurled, Watch Your Words and Every Move, Every Action They Must Approve" © Alan Watt }-- World Order - Socialism, Communism, Soviet Union, 5-10-50 Year Plans - G20, Economic Crash. Fabian Society, Revolutions, Leaders (Shepherds) Supplied for Sheep, Incremental Technique. Youth Indoctrination, Ideology - Obama, Haass, CFR, Global Governance, IIGG - Rockefeller - EU, UK Model, One Government - Public Acquiescence - Roof and Pillars of Parthenon. Gordon Brown (Fabian) - Soviet Propaganda - Politicians and Bureaucrats - Programming, Use of Children in Politics. Global Agenda Mandates, Ban of Homeschooling, Eradication of Peoples - George Orwell, Socialism, Publishers, "1984". Superhighways, Rapid Deployment Forces - Aerial Spraying, Spiderweb Residue - Anti-Smoking Campaign. Council on Foreign Relations / Royal Institute of International Affairs - Collectivism - Foundations, Fronts, Funnelled Money - Members in Office/Cabinets. (Articles: ["CFR Unveils Global Governance Agenda" by Daniel Taylor (oldthinkernews.com) - March 31, 2009.] ["This brave new world we live in needs leaders based in reality" by Liam Halligan (telegraph.co.uk) - April 4, 2009.] ["Fight for their rights" by Vicki Shiel, TES Magazine (tes.co.uk) - March 27, 2009.]) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - April 6, 2009 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)