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Corbett emphasizes the role of corporate foundations and media in shaping the narrative. Agencies like the Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundations have historically influenced education and public perception, often funding research and media content that align with their strategic interests.
He highlights the use of media to shift focus from economic or banking systems—such as the 2008 bailouts and the COVID financial response—to divisive culture war issues like gender rights and racial identity. This “divide and rule” strategy keeps the populace divided, preventing unified opposition to elite interests.