Derrick Broze

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Derrick Broze is an independent journalist, author, activist, and community organiser best known as the founder of The Conscious Resistance Network and the author of the multi-volume investigative series The Pyramid of Power. Based between Texas and Mexico, Broze has become one of the more systematic documentarians of the institutional networks driving the technocratic global governance agenda, combining rigorous research with a practical philosophy of community-based resistance. His work covers the interlocking relationships between supranational bodies, major philanthropic foundations, and the corporate-financial architecture behind Agenda 2030 and the Great Reset.


Derrick Broze represents a new generation of independent investigative journalists documenting global governance structures outside mainstream media.

Background

Independent journalist and activist researching surveillance and governance systems

Broze describes himself as self-educated, having developed his research and writing skills outside conventional academic institutions. He began his public work as a grassroots activist and journalist in Houston, Texas, covering local issues such as police accountability, civil liberties, and corporate governance before broadening his focus to the global governance architecture.

He founded The Conscious Resistance Network as an independent media platform designed to operate outside the mainstream and alternative media ecosystems that he regards as compromised or insufficiently rigorous. The network produces news articles, documentary-style video reports, podcasts, and community resource guides.

Broze has spoken at numerous independent conferences and events across North America and has collaborated with a wide range of researchers, journalists, and activists including James Corbett and others in the decentralised independent media space. He is a prolific author, having produced both standalone works and the ongoing Pyramid of Power series.

In recent years Broze has divided his time between Texas and Mexico, where he has developed community-oriented projects focused on land sovereignty, local food production, and alternative economic systems — the practical expression of his political philosophy.

The Pyramid of Power Series

The Pyramid of Power series is Broze's most substantial body of work — a multi-volume investigative reference set that systematically maps the institutional architecture of global governance. Each volume focuses on a specific organisation or cluster of institutions, examining its founding, funding sources, membership networks, stated goals, and documented real-world impacts.

Institutions covered across the series include:

The series is designed to function as a citizen's reference guide — tracing the personnel overlaps, cross-institutional funding flows, and shared policy agendas that connect these bodies. Broze's central argument is that these organisations do not operate in isolation but constitute an interlocking network pursuing a coherent long-term agenda, most visibly expressed through frameworks such as Agenda 2030 and the Great Reset.

Rather than presenting this as a shadowy secret conspiracy, Broze generally documents publicly available information: official membership lists, published strategy documents, financial disclosures, and the career trajectories of key figures moving between institutions. The approach is deliberately empirical, inviting readers to evaluate the evidence directly.

The series has been described by supporters in the independent media space as one of the more methodical attempts to compile this institutional mapping in accessible book form, suitable for readers who want documented sourcing rather than speculation.

United Nations General Assembly

The Conscious Resistance Network

The Conscious Resistance Network operates across multiple media formats including articles, videos, and podcasts.

The Conscious Resistance Network (TCR) functions as Broze's primary media and community platform. It publishes across multiple formats:

  • News and analysis articles covering surveillance infrastructure, health policy, monetary systems, and geopolitics
  • Video reports and documentaries investigating topics such as Smart Cities, Biosurveillance, and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)
  • Podcasts featuring interviews with researchers, activists, and alternative thinkers
  • Community resource guides oriented toward practical responses to technocratic encroachment

The platform's editorial focus is notably distinct from both mainstream media and much of the alternative media landscape in its emphasis on actionable responses — not merely documenting problems but equipping readers with frameworks and tools for building alternatives.

Topics that receive sustained coverage at TCR include:

Central to the platform's editorial philosophy is agorism — the view that meaningful resistance to technocratic control requires building parallel economic and social systems rather than relying primarily on electoral or institutional channels. This distinguishes Broze's approach from purely oppositional activism.

WHO and Pandemic Treaty

The WHO has been central to Broze's documentation of pandemic governance proposals

Broze has been among the more thorough independent journalists documenting the World Health Organization's proposed Pandemic Treaty and the proposed amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR). He has reported extensively on the negotiation process, the draft texts, and the policy implications.

His central documented concern is that the proposed instruments — if ratified — would create binding obligations on member states to follow WHO directives during declared health emergencies, effectively transferring authority over domestic health policy to an unelected international body with significant private-sector funding dependencies, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Broze has argued that this represents a structural threat to Bodily Autonomy and national democratic accountability, as decisions made by WHO Director-General under emergency declarations could override domestic legislative processes. He connects these developments to the broader COVID-19 Pandemic period, during which he documented how emergency frameworks were used to bypass normal democratic deliberation in multiple countries.

His reporting has covered:

  • The specific treaty articles and IHR amendment texts relating to compliance obligations
  • The funding relationships between WHO and major private foundations
  • The role of the World Economic Forum and associated bodies in shaping the post-pandemic governance agenda
  • Connections to Bodily Autonomy Legislation efforts at national and state levels

This body of work has been cited by various Bodily Autonomy advocacy groups and legal challenge initiatives worldwide.

Digital Identity and CBDCs

Conceptual visualization of digital identity infrastructure and central bank digital currency systems

A recurring theme in Broze's research is the documented convergence of three technological and policy systems:

  1. Digital Identity — biometric and credential-based ID infrastructure being promoted through bodies including the World Bank, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum
  2. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) — programmable central bank-issued digital currencies that can incorporate spending restrictions and conditionality
  3. Biosurveillance — health status monitoring systems accelerated during the COVID-19 period

Broze's argument, supported by his mapping of foundation and corporate funding flows, is that these three systems are being developed in parallel and are designed to integrate — creating an enforcement infrastructure for Agenda 2030 compliance targets and ultimately enabling a form of Social Credit System in Western democracies.

He has documented the funding roles of the Rockefeller Foundation's ID2020 initiative, the Gates Foundation's digital infrastructure investments, and the World Economic Forum's stated positions on digital identity and financial inclusion as components of what he describes as a coherent architecture of population-level surveillance and behavioural incentivisation.

His work on CBDCs specifically examines the technical programmability features that distinguish them from existing digital payment systems — the capacity to set expiry dates, restrict categories of purchases, and link financial access to compliance with health or behavioural mandates.


Agorism and Community Solutions

Community-based organization and voluntary exchange outside centralized control systems

Distinct from many researchers in the same space, Broze places significant emphasis on constructive alternatives to the systems he documents. His philosophical framework draws on agorism, a political philosophy developed by Samuel Edward Konkin III that advocates counter-economics — voluntary exchange and community organisation outside state and corporate-controlled systems — as the primary means of undermining technocratic control structures.

In practice, Broze has been involved in:

  • Community land projects in both Texas and Mexico focused on food sovereignty and off-grid infrastructure
  • Local currency and barter network exploration as alternatives to CBDC-susceptible financial systems
  • Community education projects focused on practical skills: food production, water, energy, and communications resilience
  • Decentralised media infrastructure as an alternative to platform-dependent content distribution

His Mexico-based projects are particularly focused on demonstrating that small communities can organise functional, self-sufficient social arrangements without dependence on the institutional grid he documents in his research. He has written and spoken about these projects as proof-of-concept demonstrations rather than permanent retreats from civic engagement.

Broze has been consistently critical of the tendency within activist and research communities to focus almost entirely on exposing wrongdoing without providing practical frameworks for people to act differently. He describes the combination of documentation and community-building as the "conscious resistance" — the name of his network — in contrast to both passive awareness and purely reactive opposition.

See Also

References and External Links

  • The Conscious Resistance Network — consciousresistance.com
  • The Pyramid of Power book series — available via TCR and independent publishers
  • Broze's documentary and podcast archive — available on TCR and decentralised video platforms
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