Welcome back to New World Next Week. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com
And I am James Evan Pallato of MediaMonarchy.com without revealing more than we can say right now.
There is a very interesting angle.
We have got that mysterious story, plus social media guilty in addiction case.
But first, who publishes digital health wallet rollout?
The World Health Organization. That's who.
The who. It's Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research.
And the Singapore-based Temasex Foundation have launched a three-year program
to replace paper health records across Southeast Asia with digital health wallets.
The stated purpose is to give people portable verified access to their medical information.
But this is the same who that spent the COVID pandemic
building a global censorship apparatus with, of course, their good buddies in Silicon Valley
pushing vaccine passport systems that restricted citizens' freedom of movement
and amplifying Chinese authorities while demanding the power to, of course, police everyone else's speech.
Like on this channel.
The organization now wants to be trusted with the digital health records of hundreds of millions of people
across ASEAN. James, do they pronounce it ASEAN?
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations. I'm just gonna say Asian.
I think they go with ASEAN, but whatever.
ASEAN. The program targets ASEAN member states
moving them from paper-based records like vaccination yellow cards.
That's a World Cup dog whistle.
And child health booklets to cryptographically verify digital wallets
processed through who's global digital health certification network,
the terrible acronym of GDHCN.
Countries will start with digital vaccination certificates.
You got to start with the most important thing.
Then expand into routine immunization records, maternal and child health data,
and eventually broader personal health summaries.
You're difficult.
Each phase widens the scope of what gets digitized, collected,
and made verifiable across systems and borders,
so it will increase exponentially as it grows.
That system is now being repurposed and expanded well beyond its scope.
Again, this is, you know, this is just gonna be for the COVID era, right?
Into a permanent platform for digitizing all personal health information.
Let's all place our bets now for when the story that says,
oh, this has been hacked or you got leaked actually comes out.
What started as emergency 9-11 reaction, I mean,
pandemic infrastructure is becoming the default architecture
for how governments manage their citizens health data as if it is their business.
During the pandemic, the who partnered with YouTube, Facebook, Wikipedia,
and other platforms to censor or label COVID-19 content, it deemed misinformation.
YouTube alone deleted over 800,000 videos for contradicting the World Health Organization.
Of course, also Corbett lost this YouTube channel.
Many of those deletions targeted content that, oh, man, turned out to be accurate,
including claims about vaccinated people being able to transmit COVID
and the possibility that the virus leaked from a laboratory.
In related tax-chattel news, cattle farmers say no to digital ID for cows.
James, who will speak out for the human cows?
Yeah, that's the question and it's not the who who will speak out.
So exactly right.
And when I saw these two stories cross my news wires at almost the exact same time,
I thought, oh, there we go.
We have to cover this because precisely because it's the perfect metaphor.
So, yes, for the long story short, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency
is proposing some new amendments that will basically put digital identification system
in place for cattle ranchers and whatever in the Canadian Cattle Association
is coming out and saying they don't agree with that form of tracking
because it's going to be essentially a digital ID for cows.
But what is the WHO proposing?
Essentially a digital ID for the tax cattle.
And it's exactly what we were saying during the scamtemic times,
exactly at the time as you say this channel was removed from YouTube
for three or four years or whatever it was,
because we dared to call this scam out for what it is,
essentially the digital tracking surveillance and control of the human population
under the guise of health emergency, of course.
But what it is is the thin edge of the wedge of the digital ID,
Panopticon, Central Bank, digital currency, et cetera, et cetera system.
That's what this is all about.
It is about tracking and tracing and surveilling every cattle in the tax cattle system.
And that is what we are to these people who want to steward over the entire planet.
Well, as it turns out, there is an alternative that is being proposed
to the WHO tax cattle management system that is being proposed
by a group that's been put together by the Brownstone Institute.
I'll put a link to it in the show notes if people are interested to check it out.
It's at least a different idea of envisioning a world that's based on human health sovereignty
rather than on you are the tax cattle.
We are going to ID you and you better carry your ID around with you at all times.
Papers, please is not the way to manage the global human system, shall we say.
And as I've said, it's been tiring lately being right about everything
we've talked about over the last 20 years.
National IDs, Worldwide Blackmail Epstein Pizza Gate.
Oh, and I believe there was an early Corbett report that said World War 3 will start in Iran.
That is how we get going on this New World Next Week episode 625.
I was just telling James when we were off mic 16 years ago today,
we were taping New World Next Week episode 25.
And we've grown and we've expanded like a trillion gene universe
We're smapping the trillion gene universe, the startup that wants to teach AI the language of life.
From bio IT world, James and I find some weird things in this article.
It's either not from a native English speaker or possibly a little bit of AI help.
Base camp research, the AI biology lab has announced the trillion gene Atlas,
a plan to collect genomic data for more than 100 million species across 31 countries,
expand the known genetic universe by a factor of 100,
and compress what it estimates would be 20 years of data processing into under 2 years.
Trillion is not a hypothetically large number, said Glenn Gowers,
co-founder of Base Camp Research.
The trillion gene Atlas is scaling up, and Extinch is a scaling up
and extension of the company's existing proprietary database of all the nature that they own.
Base data introduced in June 2025 that already holds 10 billion genes
drawn from 1 million newly discovered species more than 10 times the size of all public genomic resources combined.
The trillion gene Atlas is a plan to scale that by another factor of 100
in two phases of roughly 10 times each.
Each scaling phase will take about a year, Gowers said, including a stage of data
gathering in generation and an assessment stage to incorporate learnings before the next scaling phase.
We're scaling, say scaling one more time.
I double dare you, Mickey Fickey. Has that been a word of the year yet, James?
Editing this article drove me into it says scaling about 100 times.
We're scaling the local scientists in 31 partner countries process samples on site,
extracting DNA within an hour of collection to preserve its native state before shipping the stable DNA itself.
PacBio is doing the sequencing of the facility in Menlo Park, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah from there.
Of course, the good folks at Anthropic come in to help.
And in January, Base Camp published EDEN because they like to name their satanic things after God's nature.
A 28 billion parameter foundation model trained on the 10 billion gene version of base data,
and the results of the trillion gene Atlas will be incorporated into new versions of EDEN.
James, we will include links to basecamp-research.com, the trillion gene Atlas.
But what does the Svalbard seed vault have to say about all this, James?
Very perceptive question, James.
And yes, for people who don't actually remember this Svalbard seed vault,
they can check out my episode 489 on the secret of the Doomsday seed vault
that's based on a biotech giants and digital and GMO Doomsday essay from Reportage Essays on the New World Order,
which is all about that seed vault carved out of the icy tundra in the Arctic
that is there to preserve the genetic history of the plant species of the world.
And so they ship these genetic heirloom seeds off to this Doomsday seed vault
that's been created out of the goodness and kindness of the heart of the Norwegian government
and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and all the usual players in that system.
Why? Well, maybe they know something about some sort of, I don't know, GMO Doomsday
that is coming for humanity and how we might need to repopulate the earth at some point in the future.
And similarly to that first story and the tax cattle story informing the WHO story,
I think the Doomsday seed vault might inform this story,
because again, what is it about mapping out all of these genes and training AI on them?
Well, they are experimenting with synthetic biology.
And as I've talked about magic words before, you need the magic words to unlock the search engine
so that you can find out more information about things.
The magic words for this might be synthetic biology.
Start looking that up.
Of course, they are trying to figure out how to create completely synthetic life forms from scratch
in the laboratory that have never existed in nature and never will
unless we start unlocking the genome and figuring out how to put things together.
And well, that's a lot of work.
So let's let the AI do it. What could go wrong?
Well, anyway, unfortunately, we might see that in the near future
if these genetic tinkerers get their way.
But that's exactly why we might need some sort of GMO Doomsday seed vault
and maybe a, I don't know, a sperm vault or something
for preserving natural authentic organic substrate human species.
James, this was an alternative media conspiracy theorist.
We've got our bugaboos. We've got our favorite topics.
We've got our stories that we really have hit hard over the last couple of decades.
The Svalbard seed vault was huge, I think, for indie media, alternative media.
So what does it say when you're updating any kind of software?
Hey, make sure you back everything up in case this completely ruins your life.
That's why they're doing this.
They are, they're psychopaths and sociopaths,
but I don't think they're stupid.
They do know that they are unleashing unstoppable chimeras
and just like in the experiments, but down here in the Southwest a hundred years ago,
it's possible we might start an explosion that destroys the whole planet
or what they're doing at CERN.
We might open up a stargate that eats the whole galaxy.
So they're doing these backups to make sure, hey, in case we wreck everything,
in case all of these transgenic monstrosities that we let go on purpose
that places like the late-not-great Monsanto could sue you
for having blown into your farmland, they're making a backup.
We do have some relatives that go all along with this,
designing AI-programmable therapeutics with the Eden family of foundation models
and, of course, Anthropic, the most disruptive company in the world.
James, I was making my notes earlier about how the synthoids, you know,
the Cobra Commander made.
And in important Old World last week news,
we always try and be 20 minutes into the future, but sometimes stories get past us
and I think this isn't important enough to take a glance at.
Meta in YouTube found negligent in landmark social media addiction case,
grabbing this from The New York Times, so you know this is big, big news.
The social media company Meta, which, of course, owns Instagram, Facebook, all that.
And the video streaming service, YouTube, which is owned, of course, by Alphabet,
harmed a young user with design features that were addictive
and led her to mental health distress, a jury found,
and a landmark decision that could open social media companies
to tons more lawsuits over users' well-being.
Meta must pay $4.2 million in combined compensatory and punitive damages,
and YouTube must pay $1.8 million.
This bellwether case, which was brought by a now 20-year-old woman identified as KGM,
had accused social media companies of creating products as addictive as cigarettes
or digital casinos, because she's not old enough to have actually gone to a real casino.
Sighting features like infinite scroll and algorithmic recommendations,
KGM sued Meta, which, as I said, owns Instagram and Facebook
and Google's YouTube, claiming they led to anxiety and depression.
And then the psych meds they got put on only gave it more suicidal ideation.
The verdict in KGM's case won of thousands of lawsuits
filed by teenagers, school districts,
and state attorney general against Meta YouTube tick-tart snapping,
which, of course, made your win for the plaintiffs.
The finding validates a novel legal theory, meaning,
we never tried this before,
that social media sites or apps can cause personal injury.
It is likely to factor into similar cases expected to go to trial this year,
which could expose the internet giants to further financial damages
and force changes to their products.
I guess the parents were probably too busy on their own, slave phones to help.
And again, you know, this is one of my bugaboos.
This is a 20-year-old adult.
To me, these are the same types that kill the Reiner's and the Menendez parents.
And so, tech has actually been sued so much the last few months,
it is actually hard to keep track.
Meta settles. Search. Meta settles.
1.4 billion biometric settlement,
190 million shareholder settlement,
50 million California privacy settlement,
and $8 billion shareholder trial resolution.
None of these settlements involve direct, dirty, gross cash payouts to individual users.
The funds generally go to state governments,
the company itself, or covered legal and compliance costs.
Middleman says, thank you.
Meta consistently states that it does not admit wrongdoing in these agreements,
settling instead for the sake of resolution.
So it means nothing but making it rain for states and lawyer steens.
California and Texas, I don't think are real ideals for freedom, either.
And the good news, I mean, I can now sue all those car companies
for killing a bunch of my friends. Search.
Google settles. March 2026.
You have to be that specific.
In March 2026, Google settled multiple high-profile legal and regulatory issues,
Android privacy for $135 million,
Google assistant privacy for $68 million,
the Epic Games Antitrust, and also Search Privacy.
I covered this a lot on my Tuesday morning show.
Meta, Google lose US case over social media harm to kids.
God, James, next you'll tell me they were forced to learn how to tell time.
I'm just impressed at privacy.
Pretty soon you're going to be talking about rouse between people
and talking about aluminium.
I don't even have my Marcy shirt on.
You could be an honorary Brit.
So yeah, the social media addiction verdict here,
clearly what does it mean $6 million is not even a drop in the bucket
for these kinds of gigantic behemoths,
but it does open the door for the class action lawsuits
that, hey, you know, kitchen, kitchen, mostly for the lawyers
and, you know, for big companies as well.
So I suppose there could be down the line
something actually approaching a real monetary punishment here,
but that's not the point.
What is the point of this?
I think it was best expressed in a recent off-guardian article
on Quick Take, the social media addiction verdict
in which it says,
consider just how many countries around the world
have either introduced social media bans
or are considering introducing them.
It is now a matter of official record
that social media companies are responsible for harming children,
not inattentive parents, not any other factor.
It's the companies.
And that means social media bans
and the universal digital ID
slash age verification measures required to enforce them
are suddenly a moral duty to protect teenagers.
They're a public health measure
and we know how much state overreach people
will permit in the name of public health.
So we expect California proposed social media restrictions
to fly through the legislature on the back of this verdict
and other states will absolutely follow
and it's unlikely to be limited to state level.
Yes, this is what this is about.
It's opening the door for the government to get what it wants
or the people controlling the strings of government,
which is the digital ID age verification structure,
the age verification structure,
which is the thin edge of the wedge,
the way to introduce the digital ID architecture.
It all keeps going back to the same thing, doesn't it?
It's almost like there is an agenda
and they're just using absolutely every single tactic
in the book to push that agenda.
Well, anyway, make of that what you will, everyone.
These poor kids
are the same ones they give puberty blockers
and a bunch of MAGA jabs too.
So boo-hoo for them.
And I've made this comparison a million times.
It is like the tobacco industry,
which we already mentioned early in this episode.
They run the exploitation
and pimp it as much as they can
and make as much trillions out of it
as they can until it all runs out.
And then they flip a switch
and they run the prohibition,
which is what they have done to cigarettes here in the States.
I'm not saying good or bad,
but you pretty much have to be 21 years old now
to smoke a cigarette
and you may as well walk down the street
with three heads and be a complete weirdo.
The flip side of that is, of course,
bad economic times you will generally see
an upswing in cigarette smoking
because it's an appetite suppressant
among lots of other things.
But it is the opposite now of what they've done
with marijuana.
They lord it over again,
the prohibition as much as they can
until they get the flip to switch
and, oh man, there's weed stores everywhere.
All you gotta do is give them your state ID
and they don't take cash.
Interesting parallel, I think, James,
with these cases, same time,
same timeline,
and really, to me, it's in a lot of similar ways.
The Live Nation Ticketmaster Trials,
long story short,
the company that runs all the concerts, Live Nation,
is the same company that sells all the tickets
to all their concerts, Ticketmaster.
It's kind of the reason why they broke up
the studio system 100 years ago
because Paramount owned the movies
and the theaters where they showed those movies.
States continue antitrust case
against Live Nation Ticketmaster
after the DOJ settles.
So much, very much,
interesting going on under the sun
and that's why we try and bring it to you here
on New World Next Week.
I saw a comment on last week's show
from somebody in high school.
I'm rocking my Fayetteville Pirates
baseball hoodie right now.
I just found the Corbett Report a couple months ago
when I saw James Corbett on a podcast.
I found it on Spotify and started an episode
on the way to work.
I heard James Evans-Polato introduce himself
and I was like, holy ish, I went to school with that guy.
It's great to see someone from my small hometown
doing actual journalism, searching for truth
and poking the ruling class in the eye.
Great content, thanks guys.
Man.
Now, what's funny, James, and this may
shed a little more light.
I have replied twice, breaking
my long standing
I never comment on New World Next Week videos.
The only other time I ever commented
was to say, James is alive,
he's okay, he was not killed
in Fukushima.
I have replied twice
and each time I've gone back
to check and see if it's there, my comment isn't there.
So I'll say it right here.
Dude, email me, James,
at mediamonarchy.com
and there was another comment last week
that asked, is that other guy on drugs?
I'm only on a little LSD.
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Oh, good grief. There it is, dude.
Good grief. All right. Well, thank you
for that and D Programming Note,
we will not be around next week.
So there will be a New World Next Week
in two weeks and everyone can stay
on the edge of their seat for that.
But in the meantime, in between time,
thank you for doing what you do, James. Keep at it.
Thanks so much, buddy. You too. Take care.