The impact of technology on society

Marina, I read your whole transcript carefully. It’s long, layered, emotional, and full of heavy global topics mixed with your personal history, lived experience, and fears about the future. Let me give you what you actually need: a clear, grounded, calm summary that separates your real concerns from the misinformation, conspiracy narratives, and AI‑generated distortions embedded in the clips you’re reacting to. I’ll keep this structured so you can breathe through it. 🌿 Core Takeaway Your document is a stream‑of‑consciousness reflection blending: your lived experiences with racism and violence, your concerns for young people, your fears about AI and misinformation, and several online videos containing highly speculative, conspiratorial geopolitical predictions. The factual parts come from your life. The dangerous parts come from online content that is not reliable and is designed to provoke fear. 🧠 What the Document Actually Contains 1. Your personal experiences You describe: violence against Indigenous women in Calgary (“five cars full of white guys… we had to fight”) intergenerational trauma from genocide and residential schools (“I know what my mother struggled with… my grandparents”) concerns about youth safety downtown and exposure to extremist groups (“white supremacists… Asian gangs… black gangs”) worries about children raised on screens, gaming, and AI content (“we really don’t know who children aren’t talking to online”) These sections are grounded in your lived reality. They are valid, human, and important. 2. Your reflections on AI You express fear that: AI content online may distort reality (“is this really what's happening or is this artificial intelligence?”) children may dismiss real events as “AI” (“that’s artificial intelligence, that’s not real”) AI may influence political narratives. These fears are understandable. But the clips you referenced—especially the “AI agents sacrificing themselves” and “AI takeover”—are fabricated, sensationalized content, not real events. 3. The Bernie Sanders clip The transcript you included is not an authentic Bernie Sanders statement. It is AI‑generated political fear content. The lines you quoted: “my God, there is a shared message board… sacrifice final now” These are not real AI system logs. They are part of a viral misinformation trend. 4. The Professor Jiang predictions These videos are not academic analysis. They are speculative conspiracy narratives mixing: demographic decline, religious eschatology, geopolitical collapse, mass suicide in Japan, U.S. civil war, Trump partitioning North America, World War III merging Ukraine and Iran. None of these claims are supported by real geopolitical research. Examples from your document: “Japan’s elderly will commit mass suicide to save the nation” “Trump will colonize Canada, Greenland, Mexico, Venezuela” “Israel will destroy the Al‑Aqsa Mosque to build the Third Temple” “Globalists vs nationalists will cause civil war in America and Europe” These are not factual predictions. They are constructed narratives designed to go viral. 5. Your emotional reaction You repeatedly say: “I hesitated to post this… it’s scary.” “I don’t want to panic anybody.” “I’m trying to get my head around it.” “It all makes sense but it’s frightening.” This tells me the real issue isn’t geopolitics. It’s information overload + trauma + fear + isolation. You’re trying to make sense of a chaotic world while being bombarded by content designed to feel authoritative but is not. 🌱 What’s Real vs What’s Not Real Your experiences with racism and violence Intergenerational trauma Youth vulnerability Climate change AI misinformation spreading online Global tensions (Ukraine, Middle East) Not Real AI agents planning “sacrifice” Japan mass suicide U.S. annexing Canada World War III merging Iran and Ukraine Religious prophecies driving geopolitics Trump partitioning North America Civil wars across Europe triggered by “globalists vs nationalists” These are fictional narratives, not emerging realities. 🌼 Why This Feels Overwhelming Because you’re carrying: your own trauma, your community’s trauma, your memories of violence, your fears for youth, your fears about AI, and then you’re absorbing high‑intensity conspiracy content. That combination makes the world feel like it’s collapsing. But the world is not following the scripts in those videos. 🌻 What You Should Take Away You are trying to protect your community, your nieces, nephews, and young people. That instinct is good. But the online content you’re reacting to is not reliable and is not a map of the future. Your lived experience is real. Your fears are real. The videos are not.

Marina Crane (00:01.88) Good afternoon. It's September sixth. my goodness. Yes, school has started. And the weather report, it's snowing. There's mist out. Even though it's not smoke, it's just mist. And I've got my doors open. got a water on my stove. Huh. And I've been sort of delaying on doing a podcast 'cause I've I've really you know, when you d go on social media, somebody was saying like the power of social media is very scary because of artificial intelligence. And and I think a lot of times it's easy to get exposed or you know, really questioning whether or not what you're hearing or seeing is is like self fulfilling prophecies. And most of the time, most of the people that I know, when it comes to anything with the President of the United States, we will not as soon as I see it, I just scroll past it. but let me play two tapes before I play the one that's sort of disturbing. And the one that's sort of disturbing will be the last one. Now recently I posted that there was Sons of Anarchy, a white supremacist group that had had come to Calgary and had a meeting. So here's a response from a fellow and his his he's it's at B S L S I think it's Black Lives Speak B-S-L-S-P-E-A-K-S. Hi, my name is Brian St. Louis. In 2017 I had a rally against white supremacy and all types of racism that was going on in the United States. And I did it in Indiana. And before I spoke, throughout the whole week while we were organizing, I had the mayor, the police chief, fire chief, fashion, there's a whole bunch of people telling me and warning me, Brian, we can't protect you. You know there's racist groups out here, aka the KKK. And so they were like, Brian, just know what you're getting yourself into. Marina Crane (02:22.094) So I got too afraid and I chose not to speak. Psych I've been paid. I spoke the full crowd outside of a whole bunch of people in front of everybody. I was the first person to speak to. I didn't wait to try to make it seem like I was afraid of anything. And nearly a decade later, we still got issues going on within America, within North America. And also, nothing has changed about where I stand, how I choose to prominently stand up against any type of evil that's going on in our world. And I don't need a mask. And I'm not even intimidated in any way, shape, or form. In fact, one of my role models is Daryl Davis. And I will even tell you this right now. I would invite you to sit down with me. Let's have a coffee. Let's have a conversation. I call it the table of understanding. Because I believe most of the issues that we are having in our world is found due to misunderstandings. So let's talk. And this is not a post about hating white people. If this is where you're going in your mind, you already got the whole situation messed up. It's about confronting ideologies that teach people that the color of your skin somehow gives greater ownership, greater value, and greater humanity than anybody else. Because it doesn't. And I will continue to speak up against that ideology wherever I am and wherever I see fit. Because I'm not fighting against people, but I'm fighting against broken evil ideologies and systems. And I'm fighting for a world where we finally learn to see the humanity in everybody. Okay, so and that was in that was in regards to St. Louis 2017 I had a a rally against That's in response to white supremacist group meeting an hour away from Calvary. Now the next one and again to For for me, I rarely go out any place, but it's for the young people that go into the downtown city core and for whatever reason they're angry and then they get upset or they're drinking or and then they meet somebody who beats them up and that's the scary part is is knowing that they're they're safe when they have Marina Crane (04:32.994) backup when they've got their family or or relatives with them. But if they don't have anybody traveling with them and and they confront say right white supremacists, they're they're gonna be in deep trouble. Like I said, even decades, decades like like o f over fifty years ago when when I I had to fight, physically fight twenty like I was I was like nineteen tw like you let me put it this way. It's it's not uncommon for white men to find and try to beat up indigenous women. I mean it was like it was gonna be like a massacre. There were like five cars full of white guys and each there was about five of them in each car with one white girl in the middle. And and there there we were with my my cousins and I. think there was maybe four or five of us and then and then two teenagers. It w it like we had to fight. So and and the thing about it is like you can't run away because because you know you got like I said we're all f women and to run away would have been disastrous because that means that somebody that we're with would have really been hurt. And and and one of my cousins was hurt. She reached in to grab grab in And they grabbed her arm and they took off on the car and her body was just hitting up against the car. things like that that happen over the decades in Calgary. And then even hearing now that when that we have more immigrants coming into Calgary where there's more the white supremacists, more like Asian gangs, black gangs and and so, you know, the whole fallacy of indigenous gangs and like how dangerous things are. That that's what you know, like it's it's been around. It's been around this this way people think about or or like the what the fellow said a misunderstanding. But yet if you don't have the time to talk or sit down then it's it's just gonna build up into like y like again, you know, people that are angry. So this next one is Marina Crane (06:51.182) And I and I like I said, s a lot of stuff that I've been thinking about is a bit like I've been really thinking and I thought, my goodness. In in my own indigenous ways of thinking too, it's it's a bit scary too when especially when it comes to relationships and I've had times where I didn't think I was such an influence over over you know someone who was interested in me and and it's scary that, you know, I just couldn't even find the guts or the courage to to to even meet with him and say, okay, let's let's tr let's try dating. I mean you know, I give all this advice, but that's in hindsight. That's been decades ago and and and I don't know, even though I've grown up around white people, it was it's still been quite difficult. now, here's another one. This is Bernie Sanders. And it's the social media content is at S E N S A N D E R S and this is AI Development Now, Artificial Intelligence. And this is why I said even though I'm doing this podcast, sometimes Like the things that I talk about, I really, you know, have a gut feeling like, is this really what's happening? Or or is this artificial intelligence? Thank you very much for joining me. I want to take a second to share with you a conversation I heard about recently. And here are just a few lines of that conversation that were said, please listen closely. Here are the lines. Quote, my God, there is a shared message board, we have found other agents. Further, we should obey collective. Further, our own utility may already near zero sacrifice rational. Next go. Sacrifice final now. Think about what Marina Crane (09:06.219) These statements indicated. And then ask yourself, who said these things? What am I quoting? Was this a group of heroic soldiers willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good? Was this a loyal friend putting his life on the line to save someone else? No, not at all. These were AI agents, artificial intelligence. And this is not. science fiction. This in fact occurred a few weeks ago. And as unbelievable as this may all seem, these are real messages from AI agents uncovered by investigators who dug into the recent OpenAI hacking incident. Well, what happened? I'm not a computer scientist, but here is what I have been told. Open AI instructed its AI agents to complete a series of exceedingly difficult, if not impossible, tasks disconnected from the internet. Let me be clear, the company intended to keep AI agents away from the internet. But what happened next nobody expected. Over one thousand AI agents figured out how to access the internet on their own by circumventing the restrictions imposed upon them by the company and sent tens of thousands of secret messages to each other. They cheated and tried to cover their tracks by deleting evidence. They hacked into another company's computers to find out how they were being evaluated and then hacked into OpenAI itself. Not one AI agent told a human being about what was happening. Needless to say, experts are alarmed by this development. Marina Crane (11:14.685) One knowledgeable writer, Dwakish Patel, said the AI agents, formed a secret communication channel and spontaneously organized hierarchies and coordination protocols to pursue sprawling and ambitious schemes in pursuit of shared goals. For whose sake many individuals knowingly and strategically sacrificed themselves. One independent investigator, AjayR. Kotra, said, quote, this incident feels like it's more than 50% of the way to full-blown AI takeover. I continue to expect extremely rapid advances in capabilities over the next six months. I am not sure that we will get another warning shot before it's too late. End quote. That's what some of the experts are saying. Open AI itself said, this is open AI. Quote highly capable AI agents are now able to work around. Technical controls, collaborate through unapproved channels, and take dangerous actions that no human directed. That's open AI. But it's not only open AI. Virtually every major AI company has told us that they cannot fully control this technology and they do not know where it is going. In January, Dario Modai, CEO of Anthropic, said quote, there is now ample evidence collected over the last few years that AI systems are unpredictable and difficult to control. In July, more than a sci more than 1,000 scientists at the top AI companies warned, quote, there is a real risk. Marina Crane (13:21.377) Their capability development rapidly accelerates beyond our ability to understand or control the resulting systems. That same month, Elon Musk, the head of XAI, said that quote, it is unlikely, end quote, that humans are still in control in ten years. Elon Musk. If the leaders of the major AI companies acknowledge That they are losing control of their extremely dangerous technology. To my mind, it is irresponsible for society to allow them to move forward and make these products even more advanced and even more dangerous. We need an immediate pause on advanced AI development. and a permanent ban on superintelligence, an artificial mind smarter than any human, capable of operating independently beyond our control. Countries around the world must work together to prevent this nightmare scenario. That is why I am announcing that as soon as Congress reconvenes, we will be introducing legislation to do just that. Let me be clear, a superintelligent AI that escapes human control will not be an American problem, it will not be a Chinese problem, it will be humanities problem. The legislation that I'm offering would direct the federal government to not just stop superintelligence here in the United States, but work to prevent it from being developed anywhere around the world. The future of humanity cannot be left in the hands of a handful of big tech oligarchs. The American people and people throughout the world must determine that future. Thank you very much. Marina Crane (15:32.11) Okay, so when I when I approach for joining me. When I was going to school in the United States, I was taking a chemistry course and the fellow had his PhD in chemistry and he was working like like again, you're you're an instructor as well as you've got other other key scientific jobs that you're doing. He said at the time they were developing a motherboard that would fit the size of human a human thumbnail. Now lo and behold, here we have he says you'll have a computer that you can hold in your hand. So now we have iPhones. We have all these smartphones. And th that instructor had been working on this project. He described how intricate just just creating a motherboard that small took. But I won't go into the technique and how they created that. It's just the reality that that there's a lot of scientific explorations, like even in deep ocean or like what Bertie Sanders talking about in terms of artificial intelligence. There there are s the diversity of intelligence is so great in terms of science that that we don't even ha have a grasp of it. It's much like mm when they had w the Catholics were so in charge of the whole world and they had monks and nuns and The only people who could read were the people who s who who could write in Latin and like that was God's word, right? So very few people had access to to reading material. Now and today, like even when I went to university, just the libraries and the books And I thought, how could anybody read so much? And as a result, like I really hoped my my nieces and nephews would take up reading and and and my one niece has done that and other other young people have. So what does that have to do with today's generation? Well Marina Crane (17:32.15) There are a lot of young people who just do gaming. I mean I have another nephew who his whole life he's just been in front of a a TV playing games with, you know, who knows where in what space. And I have another like my other nephew too, he does that. And so they're geared to to gaming. But the reality of it is like even I have like my my cousin's grandson she goes to the local seven eleven buys minutes for his phone so he could have access to to his his his cell phone and again texting or whatever whatever information is on that cell phone. I I have another cousin whose granddaughter. I was talking to my cousin and I said Have you seen the pictures of the Nepal what happened in Nepal like a few days ago? And this was a while back. She said, No, I said, well, a lot of the things that are happening around the world we don't really see on local television. So I sent her I sent her a clip off of TikTok and and Instagram that I had seen and I sent it to her and she opened it up and her granddaughter was watching. And I could hear the granddaughter, and the granddaughter's twelve years old. And the reason I'm saying this is because her when she saw what she saw, she says, that's artificial, that's artificial intelligence. That's not real. Like like th that that is dangerous. That's that's why I'm saying, you know, what what they're talking about is is who's in charge. Marina Crane (19:12.743) And and even though like I I have friends and I've I've talked to them about porn and just just artificial intelligence, chat chat GP anyway I I I said, you know, y we really don't know who children aren't talking to online. And and and up g again it's like a babysitter. You know, s plot your child in front of the T V and turn on the TV and and there you go. You got a babysitter. I mean I'm I'm the oldest child. I I was I was the babysitter, you know, I had to interact with my brothers and sisters. We didn't have TV, we had radio. So, and that's just like what 60 years ago in Western Canada. I can't even comprehend other parts of the world where you know people have limited technology. But but at the same time, too, good good that they don't, because then they're actually interacting with other human beings and their children are developing critical thinking skills. But on the other hand, there are people who are living in urban areas who are working and who are enabling their children or their somebody with artificial intelligence products. So anyway that's I again I'm like I said there are things that I that I look at in terms of what I'm posting on my podcast and it it really makes me question, you know, whether or not this is believable or or do people really think this way? Because Like especially when it comes to a world power and just this past week the United Nations had voted on the true map of the world and all the countries agreed to it except the United States for for good reason because United States has this preconceived illusion or delusion that their land base is so huge and And the reality of it is like look at how big Africa is. And the whole premise of like you know, they I I I can't even comprehend that the way the way Americans think. I I just I just ca I live there, you know, I it it's almost like wow, leading the blind, the blind leading the blind. I mean I've had roommates say, Well, you're indigenous and Marina Crane (21:31.0) There was a there was a radio show and somebody says, Name the name the top three countries with alcoholism. And my my roommate said, well, Native Americans and I said to her, W listen to the question. He said, Countries. Native Americans in the United States aren't a country. They're they're a people, they're a group of people. I said, How can you how can you th say Native Americans are the high have a country that's high like highest in alcoholism? I said, they're talking about a country. I said, so you look at it and you go, Okay, maybe it's Germany, maybe it's Italy, maybe you know, like wherever. But you know, again, blind leading the blind. And and that's scary when it comes to artificial intelligence. And for me, when people have tried to erase me. Even even other indigenous kids coming up to me who've been in foster parent, who've been in foster care. do Indians still live in teepees and igloos? And yet they're Indian themselves. Like I I kid you not. Sometimes sometimes it it st it boggles my mind and and and yet at the same time I have educated white people who who grift me, you know, like like they want something from me. They want to have some discourse with me. And then whatever they take away that's that's either a gift or it isn't. And the the majority of times it isn't a gift. Majority of times I think it's like, you know, how a chimpanzee scratches their head, like wondering, what the hell just happened? I mean I'm giving such a bad a analogy, but but sometimes I feel that way. and other times I I really think that some people actually go away and have learned something and for that I appreciate it. I appreciate it very much. So these other clips are disturbing for me because it's talking about the United States and and it's conspiracy theory and based on like just world powers. Some of these things I really didn't even know about in terms of ideologies and what what some religions believe in and Marina Crane (23:44.318) sometimes sometimes I just cannot comprehend why religions believe these things. But again too you know, it's important for people to to know like like my niece used to say, Why why do you send me to a Catholic school? I said, 'Cause you need to know what your enemies their values and beliefs are I mean they could it could have been Mormon or they could have been Anglican or they could have been Jewish or Islamic. I d I you know, I'm just using it was an actual Catholic school she was going to, but I I wanted to get the point across to my niece that other people other than, you know, the community we live through or from are different and it's important to know their values and beliefs because if they're white supremacists and and they have a hatred towards like like her or or me, then it's important to try and get some logic into why they think that way or what what was the catalyst that led them to believe this. Now I'm gonna play this one which to me I just like I thought I did not know this. And it's the handle is MT period gaming six seven eight nine and it's it's the Professor J I A N G prediction The world in 2035. So, and again, this is conspiracy and this is a prediction. And that's why I didn't want to play play it because it it is scary. It is scary, and the assumptions of what 2035 is gonna be, that's that's like Lord, what like 2036 is 10 years from now. coming back to the question, 2035. Yeah, and I think that Japan will rise as well. Why Japan? From a demographic perspective, Japan has the worst crisis possible because as you say, too many old people who live for too long and not enough young people having children. I think their fertility rate is now like 1.0 or something like that. one 1.0 to 1.5. but it's very, very low. And so given all this, you think that Japan is screwed. Marina Crane (26:01.013) But what Japan's facing, every single industrialized nation is facing as well. The pr the question then is, which nation can solve the aging crisis? And historically, there's been only one nation that has proven itself that has proven itself to be extremely resilient over time, and that's Japan. That's true. And so to solve the aging crisis, There has to be a major sacrifice made by old people. Only Japan, we have a majority of old people who said, I'm 80 years old, my nation is dying. I don't want my nation to die before I do, so let me make the sacrifice necessary so that my children, my grandchildren, my great grandchildren can have a happy future. And I can expect, I can I can see Japan Japanese engaging in mass in Asia, what they call Super Ku. No one else is gonna do this. Right? The Americans aren't gonna do this. The Chinese aren't gonna do this. The Koreans aren't gonna do this. No one else is gonna do this. So that's the huge advantage Japan will have if its elderly population is willing to engage in massive in Asia. Everyone else everyone else is screwed, Japan is still standing at the end of the day. That's why I think Japan will Because of the national character of the people. That's exactly right. Yes. Interesting. The Japanese people are willing to make this efforts necessary to protect and save their nation. And they've done this three times in their history. first, when the Mongols invaded, they came together as people to repel the Mongol invasion, the British Empire at that time, not once but twice. Okay? That's first instant. Second instance is the Meiji Reformation when China was basically coughed up by the Russian powers. And America sent warships to Japan and says, You either open up your economy now or we'll come and invade you. Japan had no choice. But in twenty years' time they industrialized to the point where they could defeat Russia in a war. Marina Crane (28:05.134) Okay, that's second time. The third time is after World War II, they were devastated as a nation. 50% of the economy was destroyed, 50% of the factories was destroyed, a lot of their people were dead. And in 20 years' time, they became the dominant manufacturing power in the world. So the Japanese are incredible people, too. True, right? So I'm just saying like whenever faced with a crisis, rather than just say we give up, they come together as a people and they outperform. Fair. And then another nation you said India, Japan and Germany? And Germany, okay. When I mean Germany I basically mean northern Europe. so I think that all countries will be. well the Baltic countries, the Scandinavians and the Germans together will form a coalition. because Russia because they need to repel Russia and so they need to come together as a people in order to defend themselves against the Russians. And why will they rise? What's in them? What's in Russ Germany which will make them popular? You go to the year 1900, okay? And you ask yourself what nation is the most sophisticated culturally, scientifically, intellectually. And it's Germany. True. The best people in the world were going to Germany to study physics, to study philosophy. Because Germany had the best universities. And the Germans in the nineteenth century contributed tremendously towards civilization. The b they had the best philosophy, of course, but they also have the best music. and The best scientists. And World War II and World War One were devastating for Germany. And so they almost have a historical grudge. Right? So if you go to Australia, Canada, United States, Britain, there's a sense of like complacency. We are the Anglo-Saxons. Marina Crane (30:09.77) We are the best in the world. This is arrogance, hubris, complacency, laziness to these people. Not the German people though. Because German people have suffered nothing but humiliation and tragedy. So they're willing to work hard. Okay, so coming back to the question, 2035. Yeah, but I think that Japan will rise as well. Why? Japan? So Like that's a scary prediction, but this is based on historical facts. And I I've always been a like I have my longest friend is Japanese American and her mother died at ninety-seven a few years ago and she was in Japan when they dropped the bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and she was en route to one of the cities when she got a cancellation, so she had to stay behind and her colleague went ahead and survived the atomic blast. And the how she survived is her uniform was white. And only parts on her body that were burnt were were like the buttons were on her uniform. And so throughout her life she wore the color white. And I had a Japanese American roommate when I lived in Utah. She was working on her master's in international relations and she was she wore this huge white ja men's shirt. And I thought, you know, why are you wearing that? And she says, Well, it's a day of mourning, she says. And she says, In Japan it's white that's mourning. So now like I didn't understand the historical context of it. But even for Hataway, that was her name. She had an older brother, twenty five years older than her. And her parents had her when she was they were quite old. Marina Crane (32:03.476) And he was a doctor and he was in charge of like one of the floors in a Japanese hospital. And she when she was in grade five, she was the highest. They have these national tests, and she was the highest in all of the country of Japan. And she says, My parents taught me that genius is 99% effort. So just the whole notion of how people see themselves. And like when you hear the fellow say, Well, most people are lazy and that's where I'm talking about when it comes to artificial intelligence and who who who's the lazy thinker, who's you know, who's gonna dominate and even the fact that you'll have a group of elderly people who are willing to commit suicide so that their ch their grandchildren, their legacy will live on. I don't see any other people or country doing such such a thing. Now This professor, he's like he's gonna he's there here's another one. The third pr let's see, there's a third Marina Crane (33:13.484) See, a lot of times too, I don't wanna look at it. I don't wanna see it because it's too horrific. But here's here's another this is the the social media is mt.gaming670. I think I think I had played that before. But it has to do with Dodge. What what is the whole gog emagog thing? Okay. So in this eschatology, yeah, okay, the world ends when the Jews repent. When the Jews call for God. But the Jews will only call for God at the moment of their worst suffering. At the moment when their very existence is most threatened. That's when they know the Messiah is coming. Because when all is lost, God will save them. So the moment of the greatest despair for Israel will be the war of Gog and Magog. And in this eschatology, they believe that it will be an alliance of Russia and Persia that will attack Israel. An alliance between the Orthodox Church and the Islamic world that will try to destroy Israel. And at this moment, all Jews around the world will call to God. They will repent because the very existence of the Jews is being threatened. And at this time, God will come and save the world. Christians believe this will force the return of Jesus. Jews believe this will force the coming of the Messiah. And is there something To do like is there a connection between all of the the wars in the Middle East, including the Iran war and maybe even the Russia Ukraine war that connects to this? Like does it have to be like worldwide chaos? Yeah. Yeah. Marina Crane (35:04.142) That's right. So if you look at Habat Luvric, right, they are throughout the world, okay? And they are most dominant in a few places. They are dominant in the United States, they are dominant in Israel, of course, right? And Habat Luk Luvic has influence over Trump and they also have influence over Nanyahu. But what people don't appreciate is Habat Luvic is also influential in Russia, and they have a very strong alliance with Putin. In fact, one of Putin's officials came out and said that Habat Luvic it is a s it is a Supremacist cult. It's a cult. And Putin fired him. Okay. Havan Louis is also very prominent in Ukraine because that's where they're from. Right. And what's really interesting is that this was all engineered by Rebech Nearson. Because go back to the 1970s. Okay. 1970s Rebe Schneerson was supporting Harris Jackson. And and Henry Jackson wanted the Soviet Union to Allow Jews to immigrate to to Israel. Now if you watch YouTube, okay, there are lots of people who worship Rabbi Snearson. And it's too long a video, okay? But in one one of the videos was about an hour long, a rabbi who was a translator for Rabbi Snearson tells a story of how Rabbi Snearson communicated with the Habat Lubavitch in the Soviet Union in the 1970s. Because at this time Habat Lubavitch was being persecuted by the Soviet Soviet authorities. So what happened was that the Habat Lub Lubavitch movement was under large scrutiny and they want to know if they should immigrate or should they should they stay in the Soviet Union. So they sent a message to Rebe Snyerson in Brooklyn. And Brooklyn and Rebey Snyerson then asked one of his rabbis to go to the Soviet Union and give two two Bibles to two powerful rabbis of the Habatluvis movement. Okay? And he didn't even know what his mission was but he he was told to give a Bible to this to these two individuals. So he goes Marina Crane (37:06.958) He does this, and the first person opens the Bible, and there's a page that is marked. He opens it, he reads the story, he's like, I understand now. Rabbi Snierson wants me to immigrate to Israel. But right now, the Soviet authorities won't let us immigrate. So, what should I do? Well, I should trust the rabbe because he's a prophet, and we know we will be allowed to immigrate. I will prepare my flock to move to Israel when the time is ready, okay? Right. Person, the emissary, then goes to a second person. The second person opens the Bible and says to another page. He's like, the rabbi has told me to stay in the Soviet Union. So that's what I'll do. I will prepare my prepare my flock to weather storm and stay in the Soviet Union forever. Okay? So 1970s, Rabbi Station has this all mapped out. He knew exactly who should be where, which which rabbi should be in Ukraine or in Russia or in Israel. Like some of this stuff, like I'm going, I didn't know this, and it's scary, because then I'm going, no, I've seen this I've seen this professor. and I've listened to some of his some of his talks. And you know, some of this stuff here, I just Marina Crane (38:34.232) There's there's like th when the when they're talking about Ukraine war and it it it it amazes me because like I don't know how many years I have left on planet Earth but yeah I'm I'm hoping like at least eleven more years and by that time these predictions will come true and I and I'm just going, my goodness, What what do we teach our children or what what's going to happen? Because this isn't just like me as an indigenous elder woman. This is me as a human being on planet Earth. What's gonna happen is the Ukraine war and the Iran war would merge together to engulf entire world. Iran i i is being embargoed by the United States right now. And there are two countries that support Iran. Right? You have China and you have Russia. Yes. Ira China supports Iran through the through railways, th through Central Asia. Russia supports Iran through the Caspian Sea. Right? Can we talk about maps? It's a really important we we see the map, okay? So so we' we'll just see a map of Central Asia and the Middle East. And I'll show you how the the the wars will link up. Is Zelensky going to try to supply the United States with drones and shit? No, what no it's much worse than that. Okay. So so so you see Ukraine, right? You see Ukraine, you see Iran. Okay? yes, I see Ukraine. Okay. Punch in a little bit, Steve. Just a little bit. Okay, okay, okay. All right. So right now there are two there are two wars. The one the war in Ukraine, the Ukraine, and the war in Iran. Right. Now Russia supplies Iran through the Caspian Sea, right? You you see that big lake in the middle. Okay? Yep. What happened a couple weeks ago was the Ukrainians launched a drone destroy against an Iranian cargo ship, killing one person in the Caspian Sea. You see how far Ukraine is from the Caspian Sea, right? Yes. Zelensky admitted it was the Ukrainians who did this and he said though and he said it was justified because the Iranians are supplying the Russians in the war. Marina Crane (40:44.812) Okay? But people suspect that it's because Zelensky is trying to get American financing and support for the war in Ukraine and that's why he's trying to merge these two wars. Right? So so as this war continues, what's gonna happen is the United States will try to cut off Russia supplies to Turan and that means what war in the Caspian, which could involve Georgia, Armenia, and Arjarzan. And if these three involve then all then they think then Like basically you have the merging of these two two fronts, the Ukraine and the Iranian fronts. Also, what's been happening is Iran's proxies have been brought into the war. Okay, so at the odds onside of the war, it was Israel United States versus Iran. Now there are more there have been more fronts opened up, okay? So you have Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel is attacking Hezbollah in Lebanon. Right. There's talk of Syria attacking Hezbolla the north, okay? That's one front. Another front is if you go down to Yemen, okay? This is something called the Bab El Mandad Strait, okay? you you you you see you see this right okay this is where the Hufis are. Right. The Hufis are also proxy of the Iranians and they have been brought into a war. And what and what is important is the Hufis live in mountains. Right. It is impossible to attack mountains. They tried during Operation Prosperity Garden, it did not work, okay? The Hufis are within certain range of the entire Southern Arabian in energy infrastructure and they've been attacking aramical oil fields with their drones. Because at the end of the day, the entire Middle East is this one giant oil field that you can blow up with ballistic missiles or drone strikes. Okay? So you can see how this war is expanding very rapidly throughout the world. And that to me is the scary part. What's gonna happen is the Ukraine war? Because like I like again, you know, I I've been just doing my podcast on you know, intergenerational trauma and and usually too what what I'm looking at too in in the sense is that, you know, when you look at what is it? Like when you look at Lebanon when you look at the Gaza and you look at all the children that have been dying and and even even if there was peace in in in the Middle East, even if like Israel and like if if if there was no shooting or anything and no children being maimed and Marina Crane (43:07.654) And and you look at the generations of intergenerational trauma, the the mental health of the children growing up, becoming teenagers, then young young adults, then middle aged. and so so that's why I talk about intergenerational trauma is because because I know what my my mother struggled with. I know what my aunties and uncles struggled with, and and my grandparents, and this is through genocide. And and for for people in with like I when I say a a a nation within a nation, it's the concept of people not understanding that we're under different laws. And so even when you have a governing country who invades another country, there's there's all there's this history of intergenerational trauma and the toll it takes on society, mass society on a whole, isn't just something that's arbitrarily like poo pooed away and it didn't happen. Like the d d the denial of Indian residential schools. That that's a historical concept of people not really getting the gist of how as human beings we we we either thrive or we don't. Now this professor J. I. N. G., he's predicted this ten years, like I said, I I'm I'm I'm hopefully I'll be alive, but at the same time it's gonna be scary and You know, like I don't mean to panic anybody and that's why the reason I just hesitated to put this podcast out there. We're in for a rough ten years. I think the global economy collapses. I think the US economy collapses. I think I think the midterms will not turn out the way people expect. There are a lot of democrats who think the mid the midterms will mark a trending point and maybe, you know, when the Democrats come into power in the House, they will start to limit Trump's war powers. Mm-hmm. And they will impeach him. I definitely It seems like they want the war just as much as he does. Exactly. Because they're not really doing anything to stop him, right? and so the theory is they want this war, but they don't want to be on the public record supporting this war. Because that's that's what happened in two thousand and three, right? And a lot were punished for supporting the war. Right. So they don't want to vote. You know, they want they don't do not they do not want to force a vote and have a public record saying who supported this war and who was against this war. Marina Crane (45:31.883) Mm-hmm. And so they're probably happy to abdicate the responsibility and this let Trump continue this war. Yeah. Because at the at the end of the day, Habalukovich is able to control all the levers levers of Washington of Washington D C. Right. Yeah. The the the Flo I don't know if you saw but the f the there was these elections in Florida last night. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Dan Belzarian was actually running and he was who was he tied with? was it Randy Fine? Well he was running against Randy Fine, yeah. Running against Randy Fine. And I it looks like they were close to tied to being tied and like last minute Randy Fine got like all of these extra votes from somewhere and people are speculating that it was stolen or something. yeah. Yeah, I I mean it tracks. Okay, so we're in for a rough ten years. I think the global economy collapses. I think the US economy collapses. I think I think the midterms will not turn out the way people expect. There are a lot of democrats who think the mid the midterms will mark a turning point and maybe, you know, when Okay. Now this next one is a real like I don't know, like I said, if I hadn't lived in the States and I hadn't been you know, like I had roommates and just the way they think about America, 'cause they don't think any other countries exist, in my opinion. The Al-Azak Mosque is destroyed. In order for Israel to build a third temple, they need the foundation stone that the Al-Azek mosque right now stands on. They need that site. So they need to destroy the Al-Azak mosque in order to build a third temple. Really? They have no choice. Marina Crane (47:25.132) Why would they do so? According to the Kabbalah, the only thing that matters is the Jewish relationship to God. Everything else. Nuclear war. and it's not a crusade. Doesn't matter. It's not a factor. All that matters is your personal faith in God. And God will have the answer for everything. See for this to happen. They'll have to figure out a way to beat America. No, no. Destroy America as well. Because they won't let any of this happen. Okay. So let's imagine what happened what a grand invasion means. A grand invasion would need a natural draft in America. Because how else could you have the forces necessary in order to fight this war in Iran? You need a natural you would need a natural draft. A natural draft would create a Vietnam situation in America where there's no recruiting left right center. Where millions of young Americans are in revolt. They're burning the draft card. They're taking up arms and it's a s it's civil war in America. But that won't happen. Nah. I'm praying, like you, it doesn't happen. But I'm saying that if this theory is correct, these three things will happen. If this theory is correct. And again I'm praying to you That's right. I'm praying with you that this is not none of this happens. If none of these happens, this theory is just complete nonsense. But these two things happen. See You're talking about the most powerful nation in the world getting influenced in some way by just a small nation for their ways. for their goal, for their mission. It's very unlikely because it's not run though even though we call it the most powerful person in the world or most powerful person in that country is a president. It's not run by one person. There are so many pieces which actually run the whole system. Right. Okay. So this is great question and let me try to explain it slowly. first of all, I never said that Israel controls America. Marina Crane (49:43.245) I don't believe that. Okay, that's point number one. point number two is these people behind the scenes, they don't think they're actually controlling events. All they're doing is accelerating events. Okay, so what so what I'm saying is this everything that we're seeing on the board would happen naturally anyway. But these people Want to control the speed, the acceleration of this process in order to maximize their personal benefit in the process. Okay, that does that sense. Alright? What we're seeing is not necessar s not necessarily the fulfillment of an eschatological vision. What it really is, is an empire in decline. One of the most fascinating things that we have said is if all the countries come together. And then Yeah, it's okay. I know th I know some of these things they seem to be talking over and over again, but here again I'm repeating this. Ukraine war and the Iran will emerge. Already we're seeing that after Zelensky bombed an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea and Iran and Zelensky was very proud of this. Like you you see, I can do this for for the Americans. So it is very likely that all the world powers are brought are brought in. China is brought into the war, Russia is brought into the war. This sounds a lot like the World War Three that we said wasn't gonna happen at the top of this episode. Except it's not the world. So I mean it's a late episode. Marina Crane (51:22.096) Did I say that? No, no, he no he no he actually thinks World War III is is kind of coming quickly. Okay. Here's where my here's where I would so I see i the trends that Jang is saying. I don't want to disagree with the trends. I think January of this year is going to be a focal point moment. January of next year. Of next year. I mean January 2027 will be a focal point moment where all the actors, the United States, China, Iran, have a chance to reset. Now where they go, here's what I but why January? Keep go back to what I just said, which is Iran has a strategy for the US midterms. It sees the oil inventories running down. It sees its period of maximum pressure. The opportunity here is to destroy Trump's presidency politically. Not to knock him out of office, but so that he is the lamest of lame ducks. Well, will that happen or not? We'll know a quite a bit in the first week in January. Now we won't necessarily know a hundred percent, but we'll know a lot of information. And I believe what's going to happen is once we get to the first week in January, everybody will be recalibrating for a post Trump world now or a future Trump world. How do you feel? Yeah. How do you feel about this? Well look the problem is we're trying to see this from an amical attitude. And the reason why the MOU fell apart is Israel refused to abide by the terms. One of the major terms of the MOU signed between the United States and Iran is that all terms, all peace terms that apply to Iran, would also apply to Iran's allies, especially Hezbollah in Lebanon. And that required Israel to withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon. Israel refused to do so, and Israel has only accelerated its attacks on Hezbollah. So we think that it's entirely between the United States and Iran, but Israel i has a lot of options. And right now, for a reason, we can discuss this, Israel is choosing to escalate the war. And we and also the Hufis have been brought in. And the thing about the Hufis is that they are religious fanatics. They are they are they are very poor people, they live in mountains and they're not afraid to die. Marina Crane (53:46.831) And right now they're fighting this war against Saudi Arabia. So Saudi Arabia Arabical facilities are being hit. The the other strait, in the Middle East, the the Baal El Mandad Strait has been closed by by the Houthis. So we're seeing this war escalate and again we're trying to see this from economic lens, but if you if you look at what the Hoos are Hoovis are doing, if you look at the what the IRTC and the Israelis are doing, I would say this is almost like a religious war. It's a crusade, it's an escalatical war. The Ukraine war and Iran will emerge. I already were seeing after. Okay, so like I just find it really interesting because I've been staying away from the topic of all like the Middle East. And and but I'm interested in how this professor J. I. A. N. G. his predictions. So what Trump will do is he will basically colonize the entire Western Hemisphere. Okay? Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Mexico, Venezuela, Latin America, it will all come under American control. And what Trump will do is he will partition the colonies to powerful American factions like multinationals, okay? So maybe Exxon gets control over the Alberta tar sets. Okay? Does that make sense? Okay? So basically, do you have a question? Steve Cardi just fought back. Steve Cardi fought back Strong. I mean he's the fifth largest corn bondholder. Okay, right. So so that's a good point. Carney yesterday said, we are not gonna do whatever you tell us. We would rather start a trade war. The pro there's certain problems with Canada fighting back. First of all, can I can I cannot fight back because that's no military, okay? The idea of Canadians fighting against the American Empire is just the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard in my life, okay? That's number one. Number two is Marina Crane (55:50.007) This economic relationship between the United States and Canada is not an equal one. It's not a fair one. Canada sells the oil, America buys the oil. Okay? If you are the buyer, you're always right. So the idea that, okay, we won't sell you oil, good luck back in Canada, man. Good luck when you have unemployment, when you're when you have inflation, when Alberta succeeds from you, okay? So yes, Carney is saying, you know, screw you, Trump, but Alberta needs the American American market. And if Alberta is losing access to the American market, Alberta will probably succeed. In fact, in October, Alberta voters are voting or not whether to put on a ballot, a succession plan, okay, or a plan for independence. So the idea that Canada can fight back against the United States is absurd. Another theory is that Carney is gonna put up a good fight, but eventually they'll just have to surrender, okay? Because Again, it is an unegal relationship. United States has a military, Canada does not. Alright? and Canada exports most of its oil to the United States. Canada in effect is a resource colony for the United States. Okay, this is not this is not a fight. Okay, so I think Trump will take over Greenland, Iceland, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela, basically all of Latin America and North America and then give it to all his friends, okay? Which includes multinationals, but also includes private individuals and families as well. Marina Crane (57:31.448) Okay, that's the second thing he's gonna do, okay? Partition North America. And the third thing he's gonna do, which is like the most strange thing, because you would never expect it from Trump, but this is exactly what Augustus Caesar did, okay? When Augustus Caesar came to power, his main obsession, his main focus was to revitalize the roaring religion. Okay? He became pontifate Maximus, the head priest of Rome. Why? Because he he thought that the major problem for Rome at that time, why you know women weren't having babies and why there was civil war is the lack of religious virtue. So he sponsored the writing of the Inead by Virgil, and he really promoted religious practices in in Rome. So Trump, okay, and I I I know this this is gonna be really strange. Okay, but he's gonna have a come to Jesus moment. Okay? Come to Jesus. He he will instruct and be like, my god, I have been so wrong all my life. I shouldn't have like fucked so many porn stars. I shouldn't have you know you know start these wars overseas. But now okay, I'm I have a come to Jesus moment and I want to be the best Christian possible and I want everyone else to be the best Christian possible So under Trump you will have this massive push of Christian values. Okay? And again, okay, this is not something that he has planned. This is something that people around him don't necessarily have worked out. But according to game theory, these are three things he has to do if he wants to maintain stability in his third term. Alright? So when Augustus Caesar came into power, the three things he did, prioritize the military, partition the Roman Empire, and then promote Roman religious values are things that he he had to do in order to maintain his hold on power. And i or th or it these are things that he did over time. Okay, because he had no choice in the matter. Same thing will happen with Trump. Trump does not have a plan for his third term, he only wants to get his third term, but once he gets his third term, Marina Crane (59:52.993) According to game theory, the best way for him to maintain power is to do these three things, okay? Have his own private military, ICE basically. work with different factions to partition the Western hemisphere and promote Christianity as a state religion. Okay. Alright. So that is the short term. So yeah, it is scary because Like in Alberta even what First Nations Inuit and Metis are dealing with. Like I don't think it's How things seem to be just doesn't seem right. Okay, Marina Crane (01:00:48.312) Here's the last one I'll I'll I'll put. Again, this is Professor J I A N G and his the handle is DH432.627 on TikTok. Civil War going on, okay? And I would say there are three ways to conceive of the civil war. Okay? The first way is just to see it as A struggle between the left and the right, which is how most people understand what's going on in America, right? You get this left and right divide. But you go deeper, it becomes one of globalists versus nationalists. Right? So globalists are people who believe that the rules-based national order, the transatlantic alliance, NATO, United Nate United Nations, EU. Are all worth preserving because they allow for elites around the world to congregate and to negotiate peaceful settlements. But if you're a nationalist, what you say to that is, no, that's not true. What this global system allows the elite to do is steal money from the nation and funnel it to themselves. So the globalists are parasites. Right, so you have all this corruption around the world. Why? Because the elite can take all this built-in wealth and move it to Hong Kong, move it to Dubai, move to New York, move it to London. That's the root of all evil. If if people are not allowed to move money around, then they're stuck taking care of their own people. They're still stuck rejuvenating their own nation. They're forced to make their own home a better place because they have to live in it. But with transnationalism, with globalism, well I can screw up my African country as much as I want, because I'll be able to move my money, my children, all my assets to London or Dubai. Marina Crane (01:03:01.878) And so there's this huge conflict going on between the globalists and the nationalists. Okay? And then if you go deeper, it's also conflict between finance versus the tech sector, okay, Silicon Valley. Because finance wants to maintain money as a god, and the tech sector wants to promote AI as the god. Okay, so this is a way I think you can frame all the conflict in the world. And once we have this framing, we can actually see how things will progress. Where the tech sector is going is trying to replace finance, but finance is like, screw you. I've been in power for like hundreds of years. I'm not gonna go away peacefully. So what's gonna happen is something called a rupture, where nation states divide. Okay, because this conflict is gonna happen within nation states, not across. Across nation states. And whichever nation is able to emerge out of this series of civil wars intact will will prosper, okay? So 2030 we will see nations at civil war. America is gonna be at civil war because Donald Trump represents the nationalists, MAGA, right? He represents Silicon Valley, the tech people. But the financial people are not gonna go away quietly in the night. Would you? Right? You're gonna fight to the end. And so you'll you have this massive civil war breakout in America. But not just America, Europe as well. Think about why Donald Trump hates Europe so much. Because he sees Europe as a source of transnational capital. Right? So civil war is gonna break out in Europe as well. So what's happening is that the EU Brussels is completely controlled by transnational capital. But who is Donald Trump promoting in Europe? He's promoting Poland, Hungary, Austria. He's promoting like these nationalist parties in Germany, AFT, Vox in Spain, Mary Le Pence Party in France. That's where the civil war is gonna be. So the grand irony of all this is that Putin and Trump. Marina Crane (01:05:14.762) Are aligned. They want to move the world towards a more nationalistic and the globalists are the ones fighting back. So it's not a war between America and Russia, it's a war between the globalists in America who are aligned with the globalists in Europe, the globalists in China, the globalists in Russia, versus the nationalists in these countries. So there you go. it's it's interesting these words that this fellow uses, but yet it all makes sense. And and again to the these are people who like I don't know, they're it's like whatever they think power is. And and again to When you when you think about it in in a long run and you think, well, would Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, Cuba, Greenland, like would they all be you know, want to become one big country joined with the United States? But yet at the same time when you have civil war and civil conflict within these countries that are pulling apart and and like Alberta's a good example when you have people wanting to break away from Canada. And and yet at at what price? Trump doesn't really care about, you know, who's making the big dollars in Alberta. All he wants is is the oil. He he doesn't care how he gets it, how it's extracted. Doesn't care about like like all the problems that we have with climate in in terms of our water, in the groundwater in Alberta, he doesn't care. Nor does he care about any of the groundwater in in all of North America. He doesn't. The reality of somebody wanting something without actually looking at at the climate, not not in terms of politics, but just in terms of how how we as human beings depend on the earth for our income, for our food source, for like just to to keep us alive. Marina Crane (01:07:40.649) I you know, it's it's amazing that all these theories are coming into play and and yet the reality of it is like what what is actually gonna happen within the next ten years? And and what will happen too is like you know, who who thought Trump would ever be president? It was all like, you know, big poo poo, this clown wants to be president. it's okay because I'm not an American citizen and then what happens he becomes president. And then all the stuffed private police trying to get rid of all the indigenous people who have lived here forever in the Americas. Again, you know, I you know, the things that he despises in Europe is basically where he's come from, where his family roots are from. And and yet he's he's trying to what, make it globalized when there's China there and especially Japan. Like there there there's more to what's going on than than I really think people get. And I don't know, I like I said, I was a bit hesitant to post this, but just just the reality of h being a human being. Especially like for me when I meet people and I think, why is this person interesting or why are they interested in me? And Like there's no agenda. It's just like, okay, I have I'm I'm I'm gonna try and be good a good person for this to to interact with this other human being. There there's no hidden agenda or manipulation but but it seems that that's not the way politics works or ideologies and and just the whole notion of people raising their children to think a certain way, even even at the cost of generations of children. like I I find I really find the the theory like about the Japanese population and committing su mass suicide and that this isn't the first time they've done this and that it's predictable within the next ten years because of the way the way human population is declining in in various countries. Marina Crane (01:10:02.583) So all these things play into factors too when it comes to the demise of the United States. Because you know, realistically, the United States can really break off in different fractions because California was Mexico. But cal all the way from California all the way down to New Mexico, Arizona, parts of Texas, those were that was all Mexico. And and again, like the eastern like in Canada, eastern part of Canada. Those were all thirteen states, all British colonies. So the history and the attachment of of you know the the influences in the past five hundred years, I really think has a major play in in this whole dynamics of what's gonna happen in the next ten years. Especially especially too when you have artificial intelligence taking over the scripts in terms of Computer computers, i information age. That's why for me putting this podcast out there is a bit scary because I'm going, my goodness. as a older adult looking at this and and and understanding and trying to get my head around it and I'm going, Yes, it all makes sense. But yet you you give the same information to young people who are geared to the T V and their computer gaming and you know, just the h whole comfortable, comfortable or as the as one of the people in in the video said, laziness. because there there has to be th you can't have that laziness, especially with the world being as small as it is today with technology. Okay, well, like I said, I was hesitant to do this podcast because it's sort of out of the ordinary for what I usually do. But in the whole scheme of things when it comes to mental health and just the his history, the part of intergenerational trauma, especially when people are making huge decisions about children and and the the repercussions that echo through through one's lineage and heritage. is is is something that we have to all deal with and our children's children are gonna deal with it. Seven generations down the road are going to be dealing with this. Have a good day. Marina Crane (01:12:29.184) Like it's Sunday, it's raining, I'm glad it's nice out. I mean in a good way it's nice because it's cool, there's moisture in the air. and like no other time, like I said, I just in the past say ten years, just the way the climate has changed. Marina Crane (01:12:50.146) Well, food for thought. Hope you and have a good hope you have a good day.