The Western world is described as a victim of its own success: stolen wealth made it powerful, but that same wealth corrupted its people and politics.
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Political Capture
The Western world is described as a victim of its own success: stolen wealth made it powerful, but that same wealth corrupted its people and politics.
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Because baby boomers are a large share of the population and hold wealth and political power, they can dictate government policy.
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"But over -financialization, it's a very simple concept where there's too much money, so people become corrupt, lazy, arrogant, and insular. And that's what's..."
"And then you also have immorality, where nowadays, people aren't concerned about making money. They no longer want to contribute to the community, okay?..."
"baby boomers millions and millions of them and in canada they're they're a quarter of the population so they control all the political power..."
"know she's taken care of and my cousin the doctor said to me she can go on for another 20 years at least another..."
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Chinese students are chasing English, dollars, and Western immigration because they are already inside a British-made world game.
The lecture begins with Canada's immigration crisis and ends with a theory of Western collapse.
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