I can't find the article or the interview With Gary Hart that Alex is talking about I'm sure he didn't say that these cities were going to be hit with smallpox Sure, but there was a risk of it Like I can I can find interviews and speeches that he gave dating back to like 2001 where you know The idea of someone releasing smallpox is something that is a fear of Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This is just the exact same story Alex is telling in the present day, but with the details swapped out like it's a Mad Lib. Yeah. All this just overlaps with the present day in a way that doesn't bolster Alex's credibility, but actually should make anyone who thinks he knows what he's talking about think twice. Yeah. The claim that 99.999% of healthcare workers and... Cops and whatever. They all refuse the smallpox vaccine. That's the inciting incident in the 2003 version of this narrative. This isn't true. We talked about it in a recent 2003 episode. This was a Bush administration initiative post-9-11 where he wanted to vaccinate 500,000 frontline workers against smallpox, ultimately only vaccinating about 40,000 because people didn't see the need for it. People were like, I don't know. This doesn't make sense. Although that number is low, Alex's figure is way off. The present-day parallel of this is the 2019 Vaccine Safety Summit, where Alex claims that the globalist doctors were worried that the jig was up and the frontline doctors were getting suspicious and wobbly on vaccines! These two events are severely misrepresented by Alex and molded into the reason that the bad guys had to act now. They had to do this now because everyone was refusing the vaccine, smallpox vaccine in 2003, and in 2019 the doctors are getting wobbly. This explains the... to scare people in 2003 is the equivalent of the initial COVID outbreak in 2020. Yep. The inciting incident happened, which required the globalists put their plans in motion to scare the public. And in that clip, Alex even used uses the same goals that he ascribed to the bad guys now. Yep. Locked down cities, forced vaccines, martial law. It's tempting to look at the consistency that exists here with his fears and convince yourself that he was on to something. But that's missing the bigger picture. This isn't a prediction that Alex made that he ended up being right about in 2021. It's a prediction he's making that involves his interpretation of the world in 2003, and he was wrong. It's total bullshit. When you see him repeating the game in the present day, that's all he's doing. Except this time, the stakes are way higher because COVID was a big deal, and it wasn't handled as responsibly as other outbreaks of the past that Alex has fear-mongered about and profited off of.