Femi LazarusCEO at Femi Lazarus Consulting

Are you building significance, or are you blending into the crowd?

6 Jun 2026 · 3 min

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In this interview segment, Femi Lazarus and two other speakers discuss a range of topics linking historical institutional manipulation, medical suppression, religious critique, personal agency, and contemporary geopolitics. Speaker A claims the CIA has been using intelligence since at least 1951 to infiltrate and manipulate power structures. Lazarus cites a declassified CIA document (originally classified in 1952, released in 2026) that details successful Soviet research on antiparasitic drugs such as ivermectin for cancer treatment, suggesting that suppression of this knowledge contributed to millions of cancer deaths worldwide. He then challenges the notion of a benevolent God by pointing to global suffering, poverty, and disease, arguing that divine promises of wealth are unfounded. Lazarus introduces a dichotomy: individuals are either “significant,” actively shaping outcomes, or part of the “crowd,” passively subjected to others’ decisions. He extends this to critique modern prayer meetings, implying that their content reflects societal irresponsibility. Speaker C adds a geopolitical layer, noting that active conflicts are at a post‑World‑II high and that global military spending has surpassed $2.5 trillion, indicating escalating tensions. The overall narrative weaves together skepticism of institutional power, criticism of religious narratives, a call for personal significance, and alarm over rising global militarization.

The CIA, from the very beginning, at least as early as 1951, has used the information that it has collected in order to penetrate and to manipulate the institutions of power.
A document that was declassified, the CIA document about the success they've been able to do with some antiparasitic drug in catering for cancer. They classified that document in 1952, if I'm correct, because it was a research that was done by the Soviets and then they were not going to, you know, let them be in charge of many of those important things. And then it was finally declassified back in 2026, and, um, it's the success of drugs like ivermectin in the treatment of cancer and some other antiparasitic drugs and all that. So when I saw that document, I was, I was like, oh, it's not good. Between 1950 and now, how many people have died because of cancer? Between 400— am I correct?— to 600 million people. That's 9.10 million people yearly, globally. So imagine that there's 9.10 million death that is sponsored not because God wants it to, but because men decide that the methods to cure it will be such that only maintain it and sometimes you die, so it can be more scarier when they sell the drugs you buy. How is it that Christians are claiming that there is a super intelligent God who made everything, and then look at the chaos, look at the devastation, look at the level of poverty, look at the level of sickness in the world. Look at the— and all that. Number 1, God doesn't owe you wealth as much as he doesn't owe plant growth. Just in case that offends you, let me help you describe something you don't understand. There are 2 ways your life can go. You are either significant or you're part of the crowd. If you are significant, it means you make things happen. If you are part of the crowd, it puts you in the place where you are a victim of people's good and bad decisions. As long as you find yourself in a place where life positions you as a person of no degree, oftentimes you are at the mercy of what the sons of men choose to do with you. If I have a child that ought to be doing certain things at certain age, ought to be able to use the restroom, ought to be able to eat, if your child is calling you at age 20 that, Daddy, I'm done using the restroom, Mommy, I'm done using the restroom, that's a sign that you have a problematic child. So what that means is that most of what we call prayer meetings They are not bad in themselves, but the content of the prayer is a sign that God has irresponsible children. I'm just showing you what God designed from the very beginning and what we invent. We invented war. We invented insecurity.
There are more active conflicts today than at any time since the end of World War II. And global military spending just hit a record high this year of over $2.5 trillion, a sign that countries believe it's about to get worse.
We sponsor the ideologies. That keeps us in power and kill the ideologies that threatens the power. One of the things you're going to find out is that you do what you do not because you like it, because you are victim