Phoenix jones nemesis full#

Phoenix jones nemesis full#

Schwab writes that we are “witnessing profound shifts across all industries, marked by the emergence of new business models, the disruption of incumbents and the reshaping of production, consumption, transportation and delivery systems.” Jones comments that this is full of “subtle calls to increase control over your life.” When Schwab writes that “governments and institutions are being reshaped as are systems of education, healthcare, and transportation,” Jones says that when “translated,” the sentence means “they just want to control the schools, the medical system, and your freedom of movement.” Or consider this passage from Schwab: It’s full of sentences like “considering the economic pressures can also highlight where incentives problematise an entire class of technologies.”įor Jones, however, Schwab’s writings are a blueprint for a world takeover. It’s a TED Talk of a book about how “the world is at a crossroads,” making the point that new technologies seem like they might change society a lot. When the Financial Times reviewed Schwab’s book Shaping The Future of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in 2018, the reviewer found the book so dull and platitudinous that they wondered whether it could really have been written by a human being. Schwab has written some very boring books on global economic trends, and Jones spends many pages presenting extracts from them as if they are diabolical manifestos for creating the new world order. In The Great Reset, Jones’ nemesis is Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum that meets annually at Davos. 1 The conspiratorially-minded often make strange choices in deciding who the world’s leading villains are (George Soros, for example), seemingly selecting some wealthy plutocrat at random to cast as the leading plotter. Indeed, The Great Reset finds Jones banging the same drum as usual: a conspiracy of “globalists” is attempting to seize control of the world and establish a repressive totalitarian state. Mercola, “founder of, the most visited natural health site on the internet for the last twenty years.” (Mercola has repeatedly been in trouble with the FDA and FTC for making false claims about the products he sells, and the New York Times calls him the country’s leading purveyor of coronavirus misinformation.) Mercola says that Jones’ book does “an excellent job of bringing the globalists’ plans into the light.”

It comes with blurbs from Joe Rogan, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump, and Steve Bannon, as well as from Dr.

It has not, as far as I can tell, been reviewed by any mainstream outlet, but if the Journal is accurate, it is selling briskly.

Alex Jones: The Great Reset: And The War For The World. I confess that I was a little surprised, then, to look at the Wall Street Journal’s list of Nonfiction Bestsellers this month and find on it a new book credited to one Mr. My theory at the time was that because Jones is so dependent on his unique, shall we say, personal charisma for the effectiveness of his message, any attempt to spell out his theory in writing would expose how little sense his actual worldview makes. When I co-wrote a profile of Alex Jones back in 2018, I thought it was somewhat noteworthy that for all his popularity, he had never published a book.