Hey, you're listening to One Limited Hangout, I'm your host Whitney Webb.

It should be clear to regular listeners of this podcast that we live in a time of extraordinary

deceit and that such deceit is regular and now normalized behavior on the part of both

the private sector and the public sector.

For those that spend a considerable amount of time analyzing how such deceit and accompanying

acts of corruption and criminal activity are so commonplace and rarely if ever investigated,

it quickly becomes clear that the way we have been conditioned to believe the world works,

that is, the public sector oversees and regulates the private sector to prevent and prosecute

illegal activity and so on, is a deliberate fabrication.

Critical questions that arise from this realization include the following.

What is the role of the public sector today if our governments are in fact not setting

policy and not fulfilling their purported roles?

Who then is actually creating policy?

Is it merely the private sector having overtaken the public through corporate capture or

are there other groups and structures who are driving the decision-making processes of

both the private and public sectors behind closed doors?

The examination of the bigger picture of who is actually creating and driving policy in

the real power structures of our world today has been fraught with problems fears as different

commentators and analysts have often sought to point the finger at only this group or that

group obscuring the tapestry of different factions and institutions vying to be our overlords.

However, the task is nonetheless an important one and it wasn't until I stumbled upon the

recent work of my guest today that I had seen what I considered to be the most rational

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