#680: The Octopus of Population Control

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The hijackers passport was found blocks from the World Trade Center, a crash site if you can believe that.

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We cannot track 2.3 trillion dollars in transactions.

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And uncovering the centuries-long plan for world domination. Learning about Cuba, having some food.

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And now, Macroaggressions.

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With your host.

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Welcome to Macroaggressions. I am your host Charlie Robinson. If you are watching us on Rumble, Rockfin, YouTube, or you're listening to wherever podcasts are served, thanks a million. We appreciate your amazing and continued support. Book release day. I lied. September 11th is kind of the unofficial release date. It's available right now. Launch the book two days early. The Octopus of Population Control is now available in Kindle, Paperback, Audiobook, wherever you want it, however you want to get it, it's there. Wow, what it's been a long three years across four summers to write this book. I'll tell you about the origins of it. I'll tell you about how it came to be. And I'll let you know. Look, when you release a book like this, you have about 96 hours to make something happen. So I am encouraging you. I am asking you, please, and thank you in advance. If you're going to buy the book, buy it now, please. I hope you buy it. It's well worth it. I'm going to give you a bit of insight into what it is, how it came about, but for the purposes of triggering the algorithms, right? And this is how it works with regard to Amazon when it comes to books. You've got four days to make something happen. If you do, it gets picked up and suggested to normies. My fantasy is that this book is suggested to people who have no idea what it's about, maybe gifted to them by somebody who thinks they might appreciate it and that it changes their life. Books changed my life. John Perkins' book, Confessions Of An Economic Hitman, spun me into a new orbit. It hit me at a time when I needed to hear it and it changed my perception of the way the world works. And another person who did that for me was David Icke. And I want to thank David Icke right now. Huge, tremendous thank you. Just over the years, he's been a good guy to know. But a big thank you to David for writing the forward to this book.

It had to be him.

In my opinion, it had to be him. His work spoke to me at a time when I really needed it.

You get David Icke in your life when you deserve it. You know what I mean? It's the way I feel about his work. It hits you. If it hits you too early, you'll be dismissive of it. But if it gets you at the right time, it'll change you. And so tremendous thank you to David for his work over the years and for his help with this book.

It's a good way to start it off, right?

You get a little David Icke to kick things off. And then, you know, the tone of this book, I think listeners to MACROaggressions will become very familiar with it. You will feel comfortable reading this book. You'll feel almost like maybe you've heard a little bit of it. Like maybe this topic is familiar to you. You know, I did eight tentacles. There are eight tentacles. Eugenics, architects, secret societies, world governance, democide, deindustrialization, medical, and cultural. Those are the eight tentacles of The Octopus of Population Control. I kept the same format as I used for the original octopus book in 2017