Hey and welcome to episode 33 of Unlimited Hangout, I'm your host Whitney Webb.

Secret societies and the idea that some of them still exert influence on society is often

outright dismissed or serves as a point of ridicule for those who were prone to label concerns

about corruption, whether legitimate or illegitimate as conspiracy theory.

However, not all secret societies are really that secretive and some have long been relatively

open about their collective influence and their collective goals. It's worth reminding

ourselves from time to time that sometimes examples of the worst corruption and depravity

influencing our political systems can operate for years, had an in plain sight with the

Jeffrey Epstein scandal serving as just one recent example. It could be argued that a few groups

of this nature have been as influential while also operating relatively openly

than the Fabian society, while much has recently been said about world economic forum chairman

Klaus Schwab and his assertions that his organization has succeeded in penetrating his words,

cabinets around the world via the forum's young global leaders program. This is a model that has

been used and perfected by the Fabians and other groups as well for well over a century,

in an effort to examine how other organizations aside from the world economic forum have sought to

penetrate governments and nudge policies in their favorite directions often at the people's

expense, the Fabian society is well worth exploring as they have definitively shaped major policies

as well as many prominent and powerful political parties within the Anglo-American empire and beyond.

Joining me today to discuss the Fabian society, their influence on Western imperialism and other

policies as well as how this group has informed our present situation is Matthew Erich. Matthew is

the editor-in-chief of the Canadian Patriot Review, a contributor to the media outlet strategic culture

and a senior fellow at the American University in Moscow. He is also the author of the books,

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