WarRoom Battleground EP 680: The New World Order
Release Date: January 7, 2025
Host: Steve Bannon, WarRoom.org
Introduction
In Episode 680 of WarRoom Battleground, host Steve Bannon delves into the intricate dynamics shaping the contemporary political landscape, focusing on themes such as immigration, the influence of tech moguls like Elon Musk, the Brexit aftermath, and the evolving geopolitical tensions involving the United Kingdom and China.
Immigration and H1B Visa Controversy
Timestamp: [00:07] – [05:15]
Speaker: Natalie Winters
Natalie Winters expresses strong disapproval of current immigration policies, highlighting what she perceives as a betrayal of former President Donald Trump's campaign promise to limit both legal and illegal immigration. She argues that increased immigration suppresses American wages by adhering to the "ironclad law of supply and demand." Winters challenges the defense of H1B visas, asserting that the United States already possesses sufficient STEM talent domestically. She cites statistics indicating that out of 17 million Americans with STEM degrees, only 9 million are employed in STEM fields, suggesting that the supply of qualified American workers is adequate. Winters criticizes the H1B program for importing a "slave caste" of workers who earn significantly less than their American counterparts, thereby draining wages from the middle class to benefit billionaires like Elon Musk.
Notable Quote:
"The H1B visa is being used to import an indentured slave caste who are tied to an employer. They make on average $40,000 a year less than Americans."
— Natalie Winters [01:45]
Elon Musk's Political Maneuvering and Alleged Ties to the CCP
Timestamp: [05:15] – [14:31]
Speakers: Steve Bannon and Natalie Winters
Steve Bannon welcomes Natalie Winters back to the discussion, praising her and other guests for their fervent critiques of billionaires like Elon Musk. Bannon shifts the focus to European politics, particularly the influence of Nigel Farage and the complexities introduced by Musk's involvement in British political discourse. Winters accuses Elon Musk of acting as a "shill of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)," citing his praise for the CCP and his compliance with their demands, such as building a Tesla showroom in Xinjiang amid reports of Uyghur genocide. She contends that Musk's actions indicate a deeper alliance with the CCP, undermining his purported image as a maverick free thinker.
Notable Quote:
"Elon is completely in the pocket of the CCP. To see him as anything else than an actual apparatchik of China is to really miss the forest for the trees."
— Natalie Winters [04:23]
Brexit, Nigel Farage, and Tommy Robinson's Influence
Timestamp: [14:31] – [26:42]
Speakers: Steve Bannon and Piers Morgan
The conversation shifts to the United Kingdom's political landscape post-Brexit. Bannon commends Nigel Farage for his pivotal role in achieving Brexit, comparing his contributions to those of historical British leaders like Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher. He criticizes Boris Johnson for mishandling the Brexit aftermath and faltering in leadership. Piers Morgan adds that the integration of figures like Tommy Robinson could further influence UK politics, suggesting that Robinson's policies may resonate with nationalist sentiments but also highlighting the challenges posed by shifting public adoration towards figures like Musk. The discussion underscores the fragmentation within the UK's populist movements and the potential for future political realignments.
Notable Quote:
"Nigel Farage gave your country its sovereignty back. Instead of implementing that, what did he do? He tried to be Winston Churchill and essentially initiated a war in the Eurasian landmass."
— Steve Bannon [22:56]
Geopolitical Tensions and the Collapse of the Post-War International Order
Timestamp: [31:29] – [54:17]
Speaker: Steve Bannon
In the latter segments, Bannon addresses the deteriorating state of the post-World War II international order, attributing its collapse to the machinations of the Chinese Communist Party and Western elites' greed. He emphasizes the United States' need to rebuild a new global structure that prioritizes American prosperity over imperial ambitions. Bannon warns of escalating conflicts, particularly referencing the Ukraine crisis and the potential for increased American military involvement. He critiques the Biden administration's policies and underscores the importance of strong leadership to navigate these turbulent times. Additionally, Bannon touches upon domestic issues, including the IRS's targeting of average Americans and the necessity for robust national security measures to combat domestic terrorism.
Notable Quote:
"The post-war international rules-based order has collapsed because the elites got too greedy and allowed the system to be game by bringing the Chinese Communist Party that they then could exploit the people in China."
— Steve Bannon [38:49]
Conclusion
Steve Bannon wraps up the episode by reinforcing the necessity for a renewed American-centric global strategy and advocating for policies that protect the middle class from wage suppression and economic exploitation. He underscores the importance of leadership figures like Nigel Farage and Natalie Winters in advancing these agendas and calls for collective action to address both domestic and international challenges.
Closing Remarks
The episode concludes with tributes to key supporters and a preview of upcoming discussions on geopolitical strategies and domestic policies, emphasizing the continuous fight to reclaim and redefine America's position both at home and abroad.
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