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Great Reset Part 5: Generations Book from 1991 Predicts the Future, Q Anon and the Occult Fourth Turning!

On today’s episode of the Conspiracy Theories and Unpopular Culture podcast we take one more look at the Great Reset! This time we dive into a book from 1991 that SPECIFICALLY calls out 2020 as the year a “Great Crisis” will happen that will push us into the new cycle! If that rings a bell, it’s because we talked about the cycles of time from Steve Bannon’s occult philosophy in ‘Q ANON and the Occult Part 2’! This suggests that the orchestrators of reality are always thinking about the long game… Wild stuff!!

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Isaac Weishaupt  00:04

At this point most likely late in the crisis era, some spark of history can be expected to ignite a new social moment, a secular crisis, snapping generations into new roles. Such crisis will give boomers a chance to thrust our awakening ideals into the core of a new national, perhaps even global order. Enter the crisis of 2020 what I just read to you was written in 1991. For a book called generations, the history of America’s future. And we’re gonna do a quick book club because I read through the important details on this. And I’m gonna break it down for you today on conspiracy theories and popular culture. This is the great reset part five, Part Five. We’re not stopping. We’re not stopping to Santa Clauses dropping. Note I’m saying if you’re keeping notes, I started this journey. I think back in December, didn’t we? The Great reset part one, we talked about clash Rob. I introduced you to Santa Claus. And we talked about the Illuminati globalist agenda by looking at his book called COVID-19. The great reset. Dr. Evil here and the World Economic Forum told you what they want to do. They said perfect. We’ve got this terrible virus. Don’t let a good crisis go to waste. Then I did the great reset part part do Crowley’s magic age, transhumanism, 5g and the fourth industrial revolution and we went into another one of old Santa Clauses books about the fourth industrial revolution manifesting physical reality from the mind to it’s all about ritual magic, manifesting reality. Not your reality. You’re a loser. Their reality. They’re the winners. They’re the elite. And they’re gonna manifest the reality that that they want. And they’re gonna say you’ll love it too. Don’t worry, we’ll take care of you. We’ll throw you some scraps. And and that was a wild one because I found some capitalistic ceremonial ritual magic occult practices there. Because you have to understand the third Industrial Revolution was taking physical reality and making it spiritual and the example given on that show. We talked about how we took like compact discs and made them mp3, right? used to buy a disc and you’d scratch the disc. And you’d have to go buy another one. They got four copies of Beastie Boys licensed to ill. But then here comes Napster. Bada bing, bada boom Apple making the mp3 now we don’t do that the CDs anymore they created they took the material made a spiritual a very capitalistic gnostic sort of fantasy. Well, now they want to go the other way. No, they don’t want to go back to CDs. Right? CDs nuts. They want to I’m sorry. It’s just it’s been a wild day. For me. It’s been a wild week. I don’t know what’s happening. The world’s gone mad. is dragging me down with a with a so the fourth industrial revolution was to manifest physical reality from the mind, you’re going to take the spiritual realm, the thoughts, the non material realm and create reality from the mind. That was part two, and that was a bonus show and you only get the bonus shows. If you are a supporter. Where can you be a supporter, you know where to go shownotes the great reset part three, another bonus one. We’ve talked about the World Economic Forum the points. Jay Dyer, my man Jay Dyer talked about him. And we basically talked a little bit about the eight, the eight points on the World Economic Forum and one of the takeaways that’s relevant to what we’re gonna talk about today. Like stuttering john over here, what we’re going to talk about today is going to be the ideas of bringing America down to its knees. That’s That’s what they say in the eight points of the W EF there. America can no longer be a global superpower, we got to destroy the whole system. We got to break Western democracy so that we can have this communist utopia and Klaus Schwab and without And richest corporations are going to be the ones to tell you that all this can be so great, you’re gonna love it, it’s gonna be so good. We’re gonna make sure everyone’s taken care of. Because we’re not greedy at all, we would never consolidate all the wealth into the hands of the 1000 richest corporations in the world, we would never do that. And then the last one we did was the great reset part four. And that was on the free feed. So you can listen to that one. But without that bill Cooper’s Behold a Pale Horse. And oddly enough, he wrote it in night, it was published in 1991. And he predicts the the global great reset of 2020. And we looked at the Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars, and all that stuff. Well, just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in and we go back to 1991. This time, we’re reading a book called generations. The history of America’s future 1584 to 2069, by William Strauss, and Neil Howe. And I did all the dirty hard work for you. So you can just go along for the ride here. But and before I forget, if you do want to go back and listen to parts two and three that were on the the bonus feed, you got three options. Go to Illuminati watcher.com go to the VIP section. I got a chart there because I know this is getting confusing for some of us. And I don’t blame me This is my fault. It’s my dumb fault for not believing that I would be censored someday. But the there’s three systems I got Patreon I got rockfon and then I got Illuminati watch.com that’s the one I manage. That’s the least likely of the three to be censored because I run that piece rockfon they assure me they will never send to me I believe them Patreon. People like Patreon they got a lot of you know, I support people on Patreon. So like it’s whatever one you like, whatever flavor you like, you get the bonus shows on all three feeds. Okay, let’s get into the this book as boring as book. Let’s talk about the author’s Who are they. These are the godfathers of the great reset. Klaus Schwab, when he puts on his little Dr. Evil outfit, surely he’s bowing down to the godfathers. They invented the fourth turning theory, which maybe that rings some bells. And we’ll come back to that in just one second. But that’s what this generation books is all about. It’s about the fourth turning theory, this idea that there’s this recurring cyclical nature of our society, culturally, financially, socially. And that’s what SM Q, I mean, that’s not what he was talking about. I had a recent guest SM q talking about Wall Street bets. And he was talking about the shift and timelines back in 2012. When we all died, remember that it’s a going from a linear concept of time to a cyclical nature. And I would argue this might be part of that. William Strauss the one author, he’s dead, died. 2007 graduated from Harvard. He’s a smart guy, wicked smart. From habit. He wrote this book in 1991. And then him and how he teamed up in 1997, for another book called The fourth turning in that fourth turning book is the one that influenced Steve Bannon. All right, the other author Neil Howe, he’s still alive. Another wicked smart guy. But he graduated from Berkeley and yell Is he a bondsman? No clue. Just like Strauss though, as a German name, lots of Germans class, Rob and, and William Strauss. II had and I can make fun of German accents because I’m German. Okay. So take it down a notch if you’re getting triggered right now. I know you’re not because you know, that’s, this is a very triggering show that we run here on this podcast. But he, let’s see Neil holosuite. Oh, yeah. So both of these guys, they had all these roles working with these like think tanks, like the Center for Strategic and International Studies, all these think tanks. That’s what feed into the globalist thing. They look at all these smart guys. And they say, Okay, this is where the future should go. Now let’s, you know, turn the gears and the mainstream media and Hollywood to make everyone believe this stuff and make it reality. And along the way, we’ll make a ton of money and gain a lot of control. Now these two guys, like I said, they wrote another book called The fourth turning and 97 and this came up on my shows on the great reset, but more importantly, QA not in the occult part two, back, Ian October, I believe September, something like that on a show called Q and on Part Two Pepe the Frog sigil magic order out of chaos and Steve Bannon. And you can listen to that show. I’ll put links in the show notes. But let me give you the rundown in case you don’t want to do that. I’ll remind you, Steve Bannon, this is a guy just like Trump. They’ve got this Hollywood background. This alt right sort of perspective on life, trying to influence everyone through Hollywood and Bannon was working with citizens united to push documentaries, like one called generation zero, in which he, he blamed the 2008 housing crash on the boomers. He said, and I quote, baby boomers are the most spoiled, most self centered, most narcissistic generation the country’s ever produced. And in that documentary, he talks about how the 60s started to change in values that will be undone with a great crisis, known as the turning, this is the fourth turning. That’s why he said that, because he read these guys books, traulsen house books, which, as we’ll get into a search, there will be a great crisis in 2020. And the fourth turning is all about destroying the old order and creating a new one. Right order out of chaos, New World Order, all these things, a reset a new normal, all these things ringing bells in your head. And in fact, on my notes for that show, I even talked about this book about Straus and house theory of crisis. And someone close to Bannon said he was very familiar with this. historian David Kaiser, who was consulted for the film, said that Bannon discussed with him what Strauss and Howe consider the past crisis wars. And Kaiser said of Bannon, quote, he expected a new and even bigger war as part of the current crisis and he did not seem at all fazed by the prospect. Bannon now seems to be trying to bring about the fourth turning. Then, if you go back to I believe, April or May, I interviewed Professor Ben Teitelbaum. He wrote, he was hanging out with Steve Bannon. He wrote a book called war for eternity. and talk to us about how Steve Bannon subscribe to the Kali Yuga the final cycle the alt right and their their strange ideas about how we become to material we need to go back to an authoritarian style of leadership to bring about the Golden Age, the New World Order for them. And the book is fascinating. I read the book and you can read about the in the book there’s influences from traditionalism, and a cult idea with with the thought leaders like Julie Sevilla, George George, George F. I was pronounced it wrong. I don’t remember what the right pronunciation is. But you know what I’m talking about. And Rene Gaon, and it talks about the cycles of time and the Kali Yuga is the destructive cycle where we break down the masses of bodies for more localized governments, right? So we’re abandoning the UN, the World Health Organization, all these things. We resist the globalization efforts. Because we say you know what, through modernity and all this weird stuff, we we have a lot of problems. Then Then, let’s see what else Steve Bannon was studying Jared F. Yeah, that you probably don’t need to hear all this stuff and combing through my notes real quick. But he asserts traditionalism is elitism, it establishes the elite. So there’s your direct connection. The idea that we need to destroy the current, the current cycle, accelerate the destruction cycle, so that the elites can take their rightful place, telling us what to do and what to think and all that. And what are we seeing, we’re seeing some real, real friction between the two worlds. You got people on Reddit, fighting with the hedge fund managers, and then the hedge fund managers shutting down their access to do a simple basic thing that we’re supposed to be able to do in a free market, buy shares of things. Very strange times. But the argument here is that how in Strauss their fourth turning models were used by Mannan, or by Steve Bannon, when he was trying to get Trump into the office as the campaign advisor, the main strategists and all the mainstream media’s they parroted the same phrase is the agent of chaos coming in, he’s gonna shake everything up. And that’s what he did. Now let’s get into this book before because not the fourth turning book, but the generations book from 1991. And I did not read full disclosure, like usually I read these books that do little book clubs on, like a 500 page book massive. I didn’t read the whole thing, because ultimately, I don’t believe in determinism. I, well, there’s that fatalism. I don’t I believe that we can come up with our own destiny, you know what I’m saying? Well, I think we could take our own journey, I don’t think we’re doomed to have to do something, is what I’m saying. I forgot the philosophical terms has been a long time. So ultimately, I reject all of the things you’re going to hear today. But the problem is that powerful people, they believe this stuff. And they enable it, just like they enable the shorts of GameStop. Right. That’s what the big problem is with the Wall Street bets. You got these, these people in positions of power and the mainstream media and the entertainment industry. And they’re, they’re putting these bets that GameStop is going to shrivel up and die. And they’ll make a ton of money in the process. Well, the the Reddit folks got together and said, You know what, screw that, let’s make them lose money. And they drove the price of GameStop through the roof. And that’s what’s going on. So it just goes to show, it’s like people in these positions of power will in fact, use the mainstream media, they’ll use censorship. There’s everything they can to get their way, and they buy into this kind of crap. Alright. And we have to go to this generations book because this guy did the ideas of the fourth turning. And these guys how and, and Strauss, they were theorizing that there’s this recurring cycle in society, based on archetypes of various generations. And each generation archetype runs about 2025 years. But then there’s a larger cycle, right? There’s four generational cycles that repeat every 80 to 100 years. And those are initiated by a crisis. The crisis is followed by a recovery period with a focus on community, aka communism. Maybe, I mean, that’s me reading into it, I could be very wrong on that. But the generations that follow eventually follow the same cycle, they tear down institutions, they tear down communism, because they say, you know, what I want, I want my individual freedom back. And it’s just one big cycle on repeat. They got Scarface on repeat. And you go back to the first and, and, and we’re gonna go through this, don’t get bored yet. They say that, for instance, the cycles that we’re in right now, the first turning, the first part of the cycle was post World War Two, started in 1946. ended with the assassination of JFK in 1963. So we kind of we kind of understand intuitively what was going on right? Then you move into the second turning the second cycle, this is the awakening cycle. And you come down from the high of the the first turning. And you start to get to where you’re making actual progress on the societal level. But that’s when people are like, I don’t like this community vibe, I want my own individual individuality and freedom. And this is 1960s to the 1980s. The age of individualism, then you go into the unraveling, and this is the opposite of the first turning. And now institutions are weak, because they’ve been, you know, defunded or whatever, nobody trusts them anymore. And the individual thing is in full scale full swing. This is 1980s. With with the consumerism and the malls in the in the mall, hair, and valley girl. But then all comes crashing down the crisis era. This is the era of destruction, war revolution, institutions being destroyed and rebuilt. And he said the last one we went through was the Wall Street Crash in 1929. Through World War Two, this is the age of social consensus. And interestingly enough, they call this crisis season because they compare them to seasons right? Again, cycles and they call the crisis season, winter. What uh, Joe Biden tell you. So this is going to be a dark winter. Remember, they kept saying that they kept spiking it. It’s like we’re living in a massive ritual. And they’re they’re selling us reality like Truman Show or something. And of course, this is opposed to like the awakening, which is the summer. So the good news is to me, I mean, one takeaway I had reading this was that the crisis era, we could be coming towards the end of it, or we could have be at the beginning of it depends on how you read into this. Because we because again, this was written in 91. But look at we had 911, the day everything changed. Remember that 2008, the housing crisis, the the crash, and then you got, of course, 2020. What happened in 2020, you know, but let’s, let’s get into the book here. It’s got multiple parts. Part one is talking about the cycles, talks about the generations, the traits belonging to the archetypes of each generation. Millions of people born in a certain block of time, I have the same sort of attitude. That’s the talk about the dark about the four part cycle that I just explained. That’s part one, part two. They talk about the generations and the archetypes for each of the cycles and how they fit together. Part Three, the future this is the part that will cover this part that I read. Again, you got to understand this is written from the perspective back in 1981. And here’s a fun exercise. I will read you describing the awakening cycle of 1960s and pay attention to what they say here. Sometime between the mid 1960s in the early 1970s. The American vision of the future shifted from tomorrow land to pepper land. And what they’re talking about there is Disney’s Tomorrowland and the Beatles pepper land. Like Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. erector set, affluence was now a ghastly material cancer, publicly disdained and privately taken for granted. Of course, we got to the moon. So Americans thought Oh, did you catch that? They basically said we didn’t go to the moon. I don’t know. Hey, look, I don’t think we went to the moon either. So like, thumbs up on that one, buddy? buddies. Well, I guess there’s one buddy one of them dead. I’ll read that again. Of course, we got to the moon. So Americans thought in another decade, we would be exploring the outer planets, and then another four, or five shuttling to Alpha Centauri. But all that out there felt trivial compared to what people fell in here. American search for soul over science meanings over things. Then it goes on. And it describes a weird cycle of, you know, feeling versus doing material versus spiritual, etc. And it’s all based on these this generational cyclical nature, based on clashes of different generations and their attitudes. Based on this constellation, or mood model, they set up in each generation, they get the influence of the cycle. And there’s a certain mood pervasive in society. But then we get into again, we’re in part three, this is, this is only part that I read, and only a part I’ll talk about. Because the first two thirds of the book is just setting up the argument. Chapter 13, they get into the nitty gritty, and they are looking at questions like, how would the us respond to a terrorist with a nuke in New York City? And the answer is, it depends. It depends on the generational model. What’s the mood? Which generation is in power? Furthermore, they postulate what it would look like if it was 2020. Yes, right along my friends. Finally, suppose the terrorists were destroyed during the upcoming crisis constellations sometime around the year 2020. Once again, a quarter turn and the generational constellation would prompt a response that from today’s perspective, seemed unrecognizable. Boomer leaders in their 60s would neither hide or ponder the rumor. Instead, they would exaggerate the threat. Like who said there was a bomb in only one city and tie it to a larger sense of global crisis. Now is that true I mean, that’s kind of what we did in for 911. Kind of what we did for 911. That is a claims, unifying the nation as a community. These leaders would define the enemy broadly and demand its total defeat, regardless of the human and economic sacrifices required. Again, I don’t think they were on on point about the year I think they’re referring to like 911, more than 2020. But you could argue there’s elements of 2020 in there, right. Economic sacrifice required. So said, evacuation would be manually with cooperative millennial youth seeking and accepting orders from elders and with pragmatic midlife 13 years making sure no time is wasted. The nation would act properly and decisively as a single organism, for better or for worse, Americans will be far more inclined than in other areas to risk catastrophe to achieve what its leaders would define as a just outcome. Now that they talk about 13 years, that’s referring to Gen X, the 13th generation of America. Let’s unpack that a little bit. Because, you know, I don’t know. I mean, are they right about this? Are they wrong? Aren’t the boomers the most defiant group in during COVID? I don’t know. Let’s take a look at the facts. The Luckily, the Gallup poll, they did a survey in July 2020. How often do you wear a mask outside the home. And then they have the responses that range from always to never divvied up by age groups. And the always group is actually fairly close. They’re all in like the 40% range. But after that, people over 35, and 55, they have these higher trends of not wearing the masks. If you look at the never, I never wear a mask response. If your age is 18 to 34, that’s only 9%. But if you’re 35 to 55, it’s 16% of doubles. And same goes for it’s 55 and 114%. So it seems the millennials are more on board with doing what they’re told, co-operative accepting orders from the elders. And that’s kind of what this book says. It’s kind of what the book says. They they claim the boomers would exaggerate the threat. Is that true? I mean, the boomers are, they’re the ones. If you look at who makes up Congress, there’s a bunch of boomers baby, like old white guys, generally, a ton of them are over 80, by the way. But the so that today, exaggerated. I mean, hey, we we did many shows on this at this point. I, I hang my hat on choose your own reality. Because everyone thinks something different. But that’s what they say is going to happen in 20 2030 years ahead of time, they said it would happen in 2020. And they say, but they kind of say who knows, and they say but one thing’s for sure about 2020. Quote, history tells us one thing for certain about social behavior and never remains the same for long. The realistic question is not whether it will change but how and when. And then they start breaking down this crisis that’s going to happen in 2020. Crazy, right? And they say, quote, building from the paradigms of the last chapter, we can extend these generational scripts into the future. The millennial cycle already began, as all cycles must, with one social moment, the boom awakening of the late 1960s and 70s. The next what we call the crisis of 2020 is due to begin when the millennial cycle has run about halfway through its course the current cycle. So basically, and then it goes on it says that they foresee a secular crisis, a spiritual awakening. And this is where they break out the crisis era because they talk a lot about 2020. But there’s a full era and they say it’ll be from 2004 to 2025. And it could be pretty close. I mean, you had 911 in 2001, obviously 2008 housing market crash The shit show that was 2020. I mean, they’re not very wrong. And they’re suggesting there’ll be an awakening era in 2048. So just hang in there, hold your breath. We’re getting there. But I’m gonna keep reading. Meanwhile, public life will become more zealous, less friendly. Social intolerance will grow. Respect for privacy decrease. The widening gap between haves and have nots will be increasingly recognized as a problem and people at both ends of the economic spectrum, the intractably poor and greedy, rich will be attacked for lacking acceptable civic virtue. I mean, social intolerance is kind of growing. Privacy is decreasing. censorship is acceptable. On some levels, we’re still debating it, but it’s happening. And there is a disparity of wealth. All these things are true. Now, if you’re not creeped out yet, here’s where it gets real creepy.

 

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Isaac Weishaupt  31:10

at this point, most likely late in the crisis era, some spark of history can be expected to ignite a new social moment, a secular crisis, snapping generations into these new roles. Such a crisis will give boomers a chance to thrust their awakening ideals into the core of a new national perhaps even global order. Perhaps even global order. A global New World Order a global great reset. There you go right there boom. The 13 years again, Gen X, the 13 has a chance to redeem themselves while playing for the ultimate stakes, and millennials a chance to demonstrate civic virtue and triumph over great adversity. Meanwhile, new generation of child adaptive smothered by heavily protected 13 are not nurture will code or cower at the sight of adults doing great deeds enter the crisis of 2020 it it boldly. I mean, it puts it on its own line that sense enter the crisis of 2020 and that it says we project a crisis lasting from 2020 to 2029. by either measure the early 2020s appear faithful. What will precipitate this crisis could be almost anything including incidents trumped up by a generation of elderly warrior priest gripped with visions of moral triumph. The spark that catches fire may seem accidental, like I don’t know virus leaking out of the lab. But as with many past examples, the overthrow of Andros, the Boston Tea Party, Lincoln’s election in Pearl Harbor, old idealist may have a hand stirring events to maximum political effect mobilizing younger generations into action. To see that stirring events into maximum political effect. And what happened in 2020, we had the highest turnout, the highest number of votes ever. Crazy, huh? I’ll keep reading. The crisis of 2020 will be a major turning point in American history, and an adrenaline filled moment of trial. At its climax, Americans will feel the fate of posterity for generations to come hangs in the balance. But most importantly, in conclusion, to wrap it up when I’m losing my voice here. I’ve been busy doing lots of shows lately. Most importantly, let’s uh, let’s look at how they say the nightmare ends. Right here, quote, how will this crisis end, three of the four antecedents ended in triumph, the fourth the Civil War, and a mixture of moral they’re talking about the past Civil War, not the current one or whatever. That is a mixture of moral fatigue, vast human tragedy and a weak and vengeful sense of victory. We can foresee a full range of possible outcomes from stirring achievement to apocalyptic tragedy.

 

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Isaac Weishaupt  34:33

what are we going to have? Which way will it go? Stay tuned. One more, one more thing I want to share with you and then then we’re done. Let’s assume the crisis arrives on schedule around the year 2020. safe assumption. Once the end is in view, all generations will gaze hopefully toward the Milk and Honey completing the millennial cycle of the post crisis world. By the year 2030, American society will set or settle into an outer driven era. Now, what’s that you may ask? Well, I in fact, look through the book for you. It’s attributed with an upbeat and culturally bland period. And it says it’s reminiscent of the antecedent errors around 1710 1800 1880. In 1955. Oh, what?

 

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Yes.

 

Isaac Weishaupt  35:33

Yes, 1955. And if you recall, that’s what making America great was referring to the 1950s, wasn’t it? So a lot of people were saying, people are saying, people are saying, Trump wanted to make it go back to the 1950s. The last outer driven era. And that, my friends, is what the fourth turning leads into. So I know your mind is blown Mind blown. And that’s a that’s just to this book that predicted the future. Did it predict the future though? Did it predict the future? Or did the psychopaths who have the power and wealth and the status needed to coordinate things to fulfill this, you know, this destiny of this cyclical nature? Did they just put the things into place to make it happen? Let the debate begin my friends. Well, that’s it. I hope you enjoyed it. Again, if you want to go even deeper into the great reset, we’re working on five hours of content here. Go back to the great reset part one, I’ll put the links in the show notes for you. And then like parts two, and three, again, those are only on the supporter feeds through part four on about Bill Cooper because everyone would enjoy that on the free feeds. Yeah, if you like the show, if you support the research. Look, I read this boring book for you. At least one part of it. You know, you know where you can hook your boy up luminati watch calm, go to the VIP section. Check it out. I got links to rockfon and patreon from there. rockfon of course, where you get the exclusive show only on rockfon inside the mind of a conspiracy theorist and you’ll also get all my conspiracy theories and on popular culture shows. As well as you know Sam Tripoli’s got a show on there Whitney Webb, like a lot of people it’s like a Netflix thing, right? One subscription fee get everybody all right, you know the deal. You can hit the links in the show notes hit me on the Instagram. Hit me on the Twitter, Instagrams at Isaac Weishaupt Twitter’s at Illuminati eyes, and until next time, stay woke.

   
   

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