Dead Scientists & a Global Financial Shift—What’s Going On? | Aaron Day

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A JPL engineer who worked on asteroid deflection and a researcher who detected signs of life on other worlds have died under suspicious circumstances.

Sarah Westall introduces Aaron Day for a controversial episode on Business Game Changers, warning it may be censored. Day begins by discussing the suspicious deaths of nine top scientists and engineers linked to NASA, JPL, and MIT, including Michael Hicks from the DART mission and Frank Maywald, a JPL researcher. He notes no public causes of death or autopsies, suggesting a pattern. Day connects this to Jeffrey Epstein's funding of scientific research at MIT and other institutions, raising questions about hidden agendas. He shifts to technocracy, explaining his project to rank all 50 states based on technocratic infiltration, with Texas and California as the worst and Vermont as the best. Day describes state-level surveillance in Ohio using driver's license photos with Clearview AI. He discusses federal AI policies that centralize control and benefit big tech while crushing smaller players. The conversation turns to Gaza, where Day outlines a 32-page PowerPoint plan for AI-powered smart cities presented at Davos, involving Oracle, Palantir, and Jared Kushner managing an investment fund. He calls this a concrete business plan for technocracy. Day introduces the Board of Peace, chaired by Trump, with members like Tony Blair and the World Bank president, which he says is pushing technocracy and war profiteering. He details how Trump's family and associates are profiting from Middle East conflicts through drone companies and stable coins. Day then covers the crackdown on crypto entrepreneurs like Ian Freeman and Roman Storm, who face long prison sentences for promoting financial freedom. He argues that technocracy is accelerating under Trump, driven by figures like Peter Thiel and Elon Musk, not political leaders. Day concludes by urging listeners to exit the dollar system, use gold, silver, and privacy coins, and build parallel economies to avoid digital prison.

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Aaron Day traces the Board of Peace into a wider critique of digital IDs, technocracy, and political money.

Sarah Westall's conversation with Aaron Day examines the financial and political ties he says sit around the Board of Peace. Day links Tony Blair's advocacy for digital IDs, the World Bank president's board role, and positions he describes for the Witkoff family, World Liberty…

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If digital IDs and political money keep nagging at you, this is a sharp, high-voltage place to start.

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