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The End | |
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| All right, guys, let's go out and interview everybody in London and go to all the different scenes of the attacks and get the truth out. | ||
| Well, First place we're going is where this poor Brazilian was gunned down, shot eight times in the head, and the official story has changed over and over again. | ||
| We're going to get to the bottom of it. | ||
| Sir, what do you think about this event? | ||
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I think it's very bad that it happened. | |
| What do you think should happen? | ||
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The policy of shooting should have been more thoroughly thought out. | |
| I'm afraid there must have been a terrible mistake here. | ||
| I feel very sorry for the family and very sorry for the policeman that made a horrible mistake. | ||
| Yeah, it's got to be bad for everybody. | ||
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It's a tragedy all around, I think. | |
| Thank you. | ||
| What did you witness with the unfortunate Brazilian man that died? | ||
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All we saw was the police running into the station with guns. | |
| That's all we saw. | ||
| We didn't see anything else at all. | ||
| And then after that, a couple of seconds after that, we were vacated down to South Lambeth Road. | ||
| That was all we saw. | ||
| We didn't see anything else. | ||
| I mean, are you sad for him and his family that he's dead? | ||
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Oh, yeah. | |
| But at the end of the day, he should have stopped and surrendered, shouldn't he? | ||
| If it happened in his own country, he would have been shot down as well. | ||
| So with all that's gone on, the police were only doing what they thought was best, as far as I'm concerned. | ||
| Why do you think he ran? | ||
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Well, because his visa would run out, obviously, but he's not going to have armed police running after him just because his visa's run out, has he? | |
| So, the police were protecting, you know, the people traveling on the tube, so I don't see any wrong in what the police have done at all. | ||
| No, I understand your view on that. | ||
| Why do you think they shot him eight times in the head? | ||
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Oh, I don't know. | |
| It's a lot of times to shoot him. | ||
| It is a lot of times to shoot him. | ||
| How many times did you hear they shot him? | ||
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Five at first. | |
| Five. | ||
| No, three first, then five, then it went up to eight. | ||
| So... | ||
| And I... The police admit they tackled him and then shot him. | ||
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Well, they told him to surrender, didn't they? | |
| They told him to stop, and he didn't. | ||
| He carried on running, so, you know. | ||
| What else could they have done, as far as I'm concerned? | ||
| 007, huh? | ||
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007. License to kill. | |
| Yeah. | ||
| I still believe that there should be a shoot to kill policy. | ||
| I still believe, personally. | ||
| But that's my views, you know. | ||
| I think people should give up their liberty for freedom. | ||
| All right That's okay, where you based? | ||
| Austin, Texas Exactly, but I think it'll probably be broken into And these guys are my webmasters here in the UK I have a UK web system This is Paul Watson, his brother Steve Watson All right Paul, what happened? | ||
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We were looking at the flowers and the placards for the shot Brazilian man And he came over and quite forcefully tapped me on the shoulder And said, can you come with me, please? | |
| So then we walked a few yards and then he took down Alex's details and said we weren't allowed to film police. | ||
| We weren't allowed to film them at all, so he wrote our information down and that's it. | ||
| What is this, Franco Spain? | ||
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Yeah, it is, because you're not allowed to film the overlords. | |
| They're supposed to be our servants. | ||
| And yet, we're not allowed to film them while we're being filmed by all this surveillance on a 24-hour basis. | ||
| So it's a total double standard. | ||
| And he forcefully advises us not to film any police again. | ||
| So it's going to be difficult seeing as the city is crawling with police. | ||
| Everywhere you point the camera nearly, there's police. | ||
| So it's going to be hard not to. | ||
| Well, I'm from South Africa, and the bombings haven't really scared me. | ||
| It's obviously scared people that have been close up and personal with it, that have been there at the moment, at the scene. | ||
| To me, I feel sorry for them, but to me, I'm carrying on with my life and just doing what I've got to do, going on underground and just living my day today again. | ||
| People shouldn't give up their liberties anyway, should they? | ||
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No, you mustn't give up their liberties. | |
| Just carry on with your life, mate. | ||
| Be yourself and just live your life. | ||
| That shouldn't stop you. | ||
| I mean, what happens if World War III comes along and takes us all out? | ||
| One bomb and the whole world up there, it's over. | ||
| So just kind of living your life. | ||
| Well, why is the government saying give up our freedoms and they'll keep us safe? | ||
| It seems like we're convictulating to just, you know, really... | ||
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Well, the government doesn't say it from our point of view. | |
| We're the civilians. | ||
| We're living day-to-day on the streets. | ||
| We're in the underground. | ||
| We're traveling down. | ||
| And this is our form of transport. | ||
| They're staying in their luxury homes and they're smart cars and they're driving and they're sitting behind security and whatever, whatever. | ||
| So they don't really get to see... | ||
| The upper and close personnel in the underground, what happens in the underground. | ||
| So at the end of the day it's... | ||
| Isn't it funny the terrorists targeted the general public and not the elite? | ||
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Well, they attack in the public because at the end of the day they obviously can't get to the elite because they're going where it's weaker, where it's weaker on the underground. | |
| But there's not really any police force underneath it until such time. | ||
| Now that the bombings, now the police are out all of a sudden. | ||
| All of a sudden there's guns everywhere but they thought it was nothing. | ||
| Where exactly did that bus blow up? | ||
| Right there. | ||
| Just right there? | ||
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Right there. | |
| Opposite the BNA building, the white building, which is white now, but it wasn't at the time, believe you me. | ||
| So it's like right over there? | ||
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Yeah, exactly. | |
| Where that lady is, beyond, yeah. | ||
| That bank has gone through the garden. | ||
| Oh, brilliant. | ||
| Pull your stuff over here. | ||
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Yeah, it's glass. | |
| Human remains are blown over here. | ||
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Pretty nice. | |
| Where was that hand found? | ||
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I don't know exactly where, but in one of the, you know, one of the little garden bits over there. | |
| Was it a whole hand? | ||
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There again, I don't know. | |
| It's only what I've been told by the parks people. | ||
| Well, thanks for helping out. | ||
| Nice meeting you. | ||
| Have a good one. | ||
| Here I stay on the exact same spot where a bus exploded on 7-7. | ||
| And despite the fact that the bus exploded, the police were still saying for over an hour and a half that it was power surges in the underground. | ||
| The establishment could buy time to get its story straight. | ||
| Scott, what did you think when you heard about the bombing that happened just a few feet from you? | ||
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Well, at the time, I was in Windsor. | |
| We were supposed to be coming to London on the coast trip, and it just sort of expanded, because when they first said it, it was a power surge on the underground, and then the bus went, and, you know, after Madrid and 9-11, you just thought, oh God, it's London's turn, you know. | ||
| It's really frightening when you think they can happen. | ||
| And then we had the ones last week as well, you know, the loud ones. | ||
| How could they say it was a power surge for an hour and a half? | ||
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I know. | |
| This is it, power surge on the underground. | ||
| That's all we heard. | ||
| I mean, the bus was about an hour after the underground, so that's when I think everybody knew that it wasn't what it was, you know. | ||
| I think it was just an excuse, power surge, whatever. | ||
| Why would they say that, though, knowing it wasn't? | ||
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Trying to cover up, probably, you know what I mean? | |
| So there wasn't no panic, and everybody used to get on with everything. | ||
| I think everybody knew in their heart of hearts what was going on. | ||
| Especially the guys that were coming out of Russell Square and Edgware Road and the other one at wherever it was. | ||
| And that's the spot. | ||
| I mean, right there is... | ||
| Can you point it out for us? | ||
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Well, I mean here, where you got the road there, you got the windows blown out of the top there. | |
| And at the bottom, you got the new windows at the bottom there. | ||
| It's actually right outside that door that happened. | ||
| And they've only just removed the bus last week, I think it was. | ||
| They removed it in the end. | ||
| Well, the bus was there for a while. | ||
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Yeah, the bus was there for a while. | |
| It was still a crime scene, so they were looking for forensic and everything. | ||
| It's the first time I've been up here since it happened and it's eerie, isn't it? | ||
| It is. | ||
| I mean, Russell Square's all still cordoned off the station. | ||
| Frightening days. | ||
| Frightening days. | ||
| The blood that was on the wall, above the arch there, obviously they had to take that down as a reminder. | ||
| Still the windows give you a reminder what it was, you know, where it was and what have you. | ||
| I just think it's ironic that it happened outside the British Medical Centre, when you've got hundreds of doctors in there and they had to come out and help everybody, you know, and what was going off. | ||
| Down the road as well, you know. | ||
| I've been walking up and down this road, looking at the bus stops for a number 30. The bus stops have all the numbers of the buses on them individually. | ||
| There's no number 30 on any of the bus stops. | ||
| That's because the number 30 bus was specifically rerouted here on that day. | ||
| To simplify it, there's no bus stop here. | ||
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There's no number 30 bus stop here, no. | |
| Well, that was in the news that it was specifically diverted here. | ||
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They admitted that the number 30 bus was the only bus that was directed to a different area of the city. | |
| For what reason? | ||
| Nobody knows, but they admit that. | ||
| So it's very strange that for no reason it would come down this road when it was bombed. | ||
| Do you think that we should give up our liberties though if the government promises its security? | ||
| Sorry, say it again. | ||
| Well, they say give up liberty and you get security. | ||
| Do you think that's true? | ||
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Yeah, in a way. | |
| There's got to be a balance, isn't there? | ||
| I mean, at a time like this, I think people are prepared to give up a little bit of their liberty, aren't they? | ||
| Just a bit. | ||
| I mean, yeah, it's okay. | ||
| I mean, if you've got nothing to hide, it's not really a problem, is it? | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Like, even for us, if we go to very sensitive places, say like Canary Wolf, we used to just get in there and no questions asked. | ||
| Now they're looking at our identification, which I think is good. | ||
| London is literally littered with symbols of death and the worship of death. | ||
| Here we have London Bridge and the entrance to the old city of London. | ||
| Now, hundreds of years ago, there was... | ||
| The walls here at the entrance to the bridge and the heads of traitors and criminals were stuck on spikes. | ||
| This giant monument is a monument built to those spikes. | ||
| Can you imagine a more bloodthirsty symbol? | ||
| It's so disgusting to see them literally reveling in this historical fact. | ||
| This is the raw tyranny of the New World Order. | ||
| The people that control the New World Order are the ancestors of the elites that so brutally enslaved the people in the Middle Ages. | ||
| The French, the Dutch, the British nobility, they are the core of the New World Order. | ||
| They founded death cults in the United States, like Stull and Bones, to overthrow the United States and set up a dictatorship that would serve their empire. | ||
| They are the priests of power, of the raw exercise of power, and they revel, they relish death. | ||
| And destruction. | ||
| Oh, glorious death, we hear time and time again. | ||
| Brothers, royal brothers, together in death, always with Mithra, the goddess, lovingly looking down upon the death. | ||
| And here, where hundreds of years ago stood the black gates and the walls with hundreds of heads impaled on them, we have this monument built to that The power of God-emperors to kill and dispatch anyone who didn't submit to their tyranny. | ||
| And William Wallace's head was impaled on a spike right here when he resisted Longshanks and his tyranny in Scotland. | ||
| William Wallace who fell because of treason. | ||
| William Wallace who fell because of treachery against him from his own ranks. | ||
| And we were inside another area of the new city of London. | ||
| We saw a decorative plaque put up supporting and promoting Benedict Arnold, the traitor, the general in the colonial army who almost defeated the fledgling country before it could even get off the ground with his treachery. | ||
| So here in London, the New World Order honors Benedict Arnold and disgraces William Wallace with this abomination, honoring traitors and worshiping Traitors, at the same time, reveling and celebrating the murder of patriots and people of conscience like William Wallace. | ||
| It's disgusting. | ||
| And that's who we're fighting today. | ||
| They think nothing of you. | ||
| They think that you belong to them. | ||
| They think that they're slaves. | ||
| It's time to understand. | ||
| That these people are not our rightful rulers. | ||
| Do not own us. | ||
| We are not their subjects. | ||
| It's time to stand up against the new world order. | ||
| It's time to get our liberties and freedoms back and tell this elite inbred scum that they're not better than us. | ||
| Ah, yes. | ||
| The triumphant goddess riding in, conquering on her four horsemen with her little cherub down there. | ||
| Bending the horses. | ||
| And all over the Western world, whenever you see one of these goddesses, they will normally be looking down on another memorial that symbolizes death. | ||
| And within the secret Illuminati language, that means the sacrifice. | ||
| And notice, she's gazing directly down on this war memorial from World War I, 1914 to 1919. Artillery. | ||
| So this symbolizes 46,000 killed in a war that was engineered by the elite on both sides. | ||
| A war that wasn't against either government, a war that was really against the individual populations. | ||
| That's what these wars have always been about. | ||
| The 100-year war that the British had with the French, that was about controlling populations. | ||
| They even found a lot of the historical letters where you will have the different kings and queens conferring Between themselves, because they're all cousins, saying, oh, cousin, it's time for a war. | ||
| I've got some rabble causing a problem. | ||
| I'm going to deal with them immediately. | ||
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Yes, we'll have to whip up a war then for you there. | |
| Last time I took some of your areas, I'll be taking Brittany back. | ||
| Well, we've had it for 25 years. | ||
| Your turn now. | ||
| Well done, then. | ||
| This is how it works. | ||
| And then all of their... | ||
| Occultism there with the goddess. | ||
| She's staring down on her sacrifice, 46,000 dead, just from the artillery corps in World War I. And look, a royal fellowship. | ||
| And over here, of death. | ||
| A royal fellowship of death. | ||
| And she stares down all over the Western world. | ||
| You will see the goddess staring down on memorials. | ||
| That are literally built to her as sacrifices. | ||
| And right here, skull and bones, order of death, order of the death set, the Nazis, the royal fellowship of death, and everywhere, the glorious dead, the glorious slaughter, the glorious bloodletting that the goddess demands. | ||
| See, here's the Illuminati language hidden in plain view right in your face. | ||
| Look at this statue of Achilles. | ||
| Just more of the open mystery religion occultism of the city of London. | ||
| Another war memorial, this time cast according to a Greek hero or Greek demigod. | ||
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Ah, the spikes. | |
| The spikes are on top of the gate at London Bridge. | ||
| And it was where we used to put the heads of the traitors against London. | ||
| William Wallace in 1307, his was the first head to go up on the spikes at the gates of London Bridge. | ||
| All the big goddesses, those are from Mithra, right? | ||
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Yeah, pretty much. | |
| Around towns from Mithra? | ||
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Yeah. | |
| Thank you. | ||
| There are various ones as well. | ||
| And you're an archaeologist, Major? | ||
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Yes, I am. | |
| We already talked about the glorification of death. | ||
| A great example is that huge vitriolic spike celebrating the impaling of patriots and criminals alike, or those that didn't serve the Empire. | ||
| But another example of the official oppression, the raw brute force abuse of populations, is the Tower of London. | ||
| One of a myriad of different torture chambers and areas where confessions were rung. | ||
| Out of those that were brought underneath the cruel devices of the torture masters. | ||
| And now in America today, and in the UK as well, torture is being promoted. | ||
| And they're telling us that it's actually a wonderful virtue and that we can trust a government that engages in torture. | ||
| So now we're going into the tower. | ||
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Open your bags please. | |
| Thank you. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| You get carried. | ||
| Thanks. | ||
| Thanks. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| In the 21st century, the Tower of London is a tourist attraction. | ||
| But 400 years ago it wasn't. | ||
| This is where the state tortured people into submission and into giving confessions for crimes they'd never committed. | ||
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Another good day at the tower? | |
| Not a good day at the tower? | ||
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Don't perform to the camera, sir. | |
| Oh, okay. | ||
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Well, I'm... | |
| Ha, ha, ha. | ||
| Alright, have a good one. | ||
| Well, my friends, we've reached the most important destination inside of the tower. | ||
| The Bloody Tower, one of many different areas in the British royal family's private prison. | ||
| But because torture is now a new freedom and a new virtue, I'm not calling it Torture Tower or Bloody Tower. | ||
| I'm calling it Freedom Tower. | ||
| So let's go inside. | ||
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People, go on. | |
| Personal power trips by identifying with the establishment so they feel that they're part of it, when in fact they're nothing to do with it. | ||
| And the establishment laughs at them for buying into that scam. | ||
| Hey Steve, after being into the Tower, what did you think of it? | ||
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I didn't like it. | |
| Why's that? | ||
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Because I paid my money, I went in. | |
| It's a public place and everyone in there was acting arrogant and looking down on us and treating us like dirt. | ||
| Paul? | ||
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The place reeked of arrogance. | |
| Couldn't wait to get out of there. | ||
| And as we caught on film, there was one lady who got quite aggressive when I mentioned that the place made me want to vomit. | ||
| And she said, how dare you criticise our culture! | ||
| And it's a culture of pillaging, butchering and raping half the world. | ||
| Including your own population. | ||
| That's going to be me, you know. | ||
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Exactly. | |
| So is she proud of the torture chambers? | ||
| The imposing structure behind me is the MI6 building, or British Intelligence, popularized by their Licence to Kill, or 007th above the law of powers. | ||
| But in George Arwell's 1984 world, this would basically be the Ministry of Truth. | ||
| But it also carries out many of the functions of the Ministry of Love, which is political espionage, torture, discrediting their opponents, demonizing people in the media. | ||
| It was also MI6 that the crucial point on the eve of the Gulf War... | ||
| In 2002, they produced some of the fake weapons dossiers trying to frame Saddam Hussein. | ||
| Now all of this has come out as part of the public record. | ||
| But they never got in trouble for that. | ||
| Tony Blair instructing MI6 to produce fake weapons documents that turned out to be complete frauds. | ||
| In fact, MI6 didn't produce these documents themselves. | ||
| They just went and dug up documents that a graduate student had written 12 years before, put new dates on them, and then Colin Powell held up the latest MI6 documentation and intelligence before the United Nations and said, here is the proof, the smoking gun proof that and then Colin Powell held up the latest MI6 documentation and intelligence before the United Nations and said, here is Then Dr. David Kelly blew the whistle, one of the weapons inspectors. | ||
| He'd also been the head scientist at the Porton Down Bioweapons Lab, and he said it was a complete fraud, basically leaked the info. | ||
| But before he could get all of his information out, he told friends, if I don't shut up, I'm going to be found dead in the woods. | ||
| And he was found dead in the woods. | ||
| And all the evidence shows, courtesy of MI6. | ||
| Howdy! | ||
| Alex Jones, how you doing? | ||
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My name is David Shailer. | |
| I work for MI5 from 1991 to 1996. The reason I left the service was because I learned from an operation in which our sister service, MI6, the British External Intelligence Service, had funded al-Qaeda to carry out an operation to try and assassinate Colonel Gaddafi of Libya. | ||
| That operation failed and killed innocent people. | ||
| It was done without the permission of government ministers, so that it meant that middle-ranking MI6 officers effectively had the power of life and death over innocent individuals. | ||
| Yeah, I believe that particularly the British intelligence services create threats that they can deal with. | ||
| You've only got to look at the beginning of the threat from the IRA in Northern Ireland to see that the British state provoked that threat, the RUC. It attacked Catholics on civil rights marches. | ||
| It attacked Catholics in their homes, rather than protecting them under the rule of law. | ||
| Then, of course, you saw the British state putting innocent men in prison without trial. | ||
| Their relatives obviously decided that democracy was not working, and they chose, therefore, to take up arms to defend their communities. | ||
| That was exacerbated still further by the bloody Sunday march, on which 13 innocent Catholics were gunned down in cold blood by the British army. | ||
| We've had an inquiry into that, and witness evidence indicates that even men waving white handkerchiefs, the white flag of surrender, were gunned down in cold blood by the British Army. | ||
| In those circumstances, nobody could think that democracy would protect their interests. | ||
| And therefore you had... | ||
| The current conflict in Northern Ireland has gone on for over 30 years. | ||
| As I stress, the British state created that as a problem that it could deal with, but also as a reason to restrict civil liberties. | ||
| The assault on our civil liberties began with the war in Northern Ireland, and laws were passed which applied equally to the British mainland, which enabled them to hold terrorist suspects for longer, and so on. | ||
| Measures actually stop terrorism at all. | ||
| All they did was create more terrorism. | ||
| And MI5 and MI6 were actually set up before the First World War to look at German spies, would you believe, and yet they've mutated to be able to deal with problem after problem. | ||
| In the mid-1990s, of course, we'd seen the end of the Cold War. | ||
| The IRA declared a ceasefire. | ||
| So you don't have to have a great deal of imagination to see why they let thousands of al-Qaeda members and al-Qaeda associates into Britain. | ||
| And the reason they did that, of course, was to create the new terrorist threat. | ||
| And I stress that they did this knowingly. | ||
| They didn't do it because they didn't know what was going on. | ||
| They were repeatedly being warned by the French intelligence services that people who posed a threat to British lives were coming into the country and settling here. | ||
| And, of course, those al-Qaeda members and associates went into Muslim communities in this country, in places like Bradford and Burnley and Derby, and sought out dispossessed young men and recruited them to the cause. | ||
| That is why we now have a problem in this country with the threat from Islamic extremist terrorism. | ||
| And there can be no dispute about this now because the former head of the British Metropolitan Police has confirmed that there are around 3,000 al-Qaeda members or associates in this country. | ||
| With regard to 7-7, there has been a witness report. | ||
| Now included in a local British newspaper called the Cambridge Evening News, in which somebody who was on one of the tube trains says that he didn't see a man with a rucksack. | ||
| In fact, after the explosion, what he saw was metal pointing upward from the bottom of the carriage. | ||
| That would indicate, of course, that the bomb was not carried onto the tube train, but was in fact attached underneath it. | ||
| Now again, nobody in the British national press is following that up. | ||
| I hope investigators and the police are. | ||
| But, of course, this is all a bit like the assassination of Princess Diana in 1997. When we first heard about that, we thought it was an unfortunate accident because she was being chased through the streets of Paris by the paparazzi. | ||
| But there is a wealth of information that has emerged since then, including the fact, of course, that none of the cameras on the route that that car took were working. | ||
| It was replaced at the last minute because we're supposed to believe that the brand new Mercedes they were supposed to drive in didn't start. | ||
| I mean, this is a Mercedes. | ||
| Beyond that, of course, is we've got to look at the role of Armory Paul, the man that drove that car. | ||
| There is now a wealth of information to indicate that he was being employed by at least one intelligence service. | ||
| Of course, as the deputy head of security at the Ritz, he would have been of enormous interest to organisations like MI6. Like the French intelligence services, like the CIA, because, of course, he could go around the Ritz, he could get access to rooms, he could bug telephones and so on at will. | ||
| And yet it's supposed to be him, nobody else, who decided that Princess Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed would travel up to the Al-Fayed flat of the Champs-Elysees that day. | ||
| And yet the route they took, we know from living in Paris, that if you want to go from the Ritz to the top of the Champs-Elysees, you go straight up the Route of Rivoli and up the Champs-Elysees. | ||
| You don't finish up by the Pont de l'Alma. | ||
| Which is where the car crashed. | ||
| And then, of course, we have the witnesses who talk about seeing a bright flash of light. | ||
| The white Fiat Uno that touches the black Mercedes before it crashes. | ||
| And then, of course, the man who may have been involved in driving that white Fiat Uno is found dead in a burnt-out car six months later. | ||
| Now, if you want to commit suicide, you attach a pipe to the exhaust, you turn the ignition on, you die very peacefully. | ||
| You do not lock yourself in your car. | ||
| And then set fire to it after you've covered it in petrol. | ||
| That would be a terrible way to go. | ||
| And, of course, burning something out like that, of course, covers up forensic traces. | ||
| These are all classic techniques of the intelligence services. | ||
| But one thing that convinces me more than anything else that the services were involved, and particularly MI6, is the straw man. | ||
| The straw man idea is where the intelligence services put out information that can be very easily refuted. | ||
| And they do that so that all the other... | ||
| Theories about assassinations and so on can also be refuted. | ||
| In this particular case, Mohammed Al-Fayed was offered documents by someone known as Oscar or Oswald Lewinter. | ||
| Now, I'd come across him when I was in the services because he'd been putting out misinformation about Lockerbie on behalf of MI6. The CIA, strangely enough, and the FBI were very willing to go on the record and deny that this man ever worked for them. | ||
| MI6 would not make that statement. | ||
| And yet here is this man offering Mohammed al-Fayed documents for $20 million, supposedly claiming that MI6 and the CIA were involved in the assassination of Princess Diana. | ||
| These are very obvious forgeries. | ||
| They could be very easily proved to be forgeries, and I knew that from working in the services. | ||
| But, of course, what would happen is that Mohammed al-Fayed would take these to the press. | ||
| There'd be big headlines. | ||
| But because they could so easily be proved to be forgeries... | ||
| That would then happen subsequently, and his whole campaign to suggest the intelligence services were involved in the death of his son and the death of Princess Diana would fall apart. | ||
| So it's a classic technique used by the services, and again, we have them banged to rights, and we go into chapter and verse on this in the book Spies, Lies and Whistleblowers. | ||
| Well, Karl Rove does that too. | ||
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Yeah, well, we've seen this with people working for the American state, like Karl Rove working for the president, who will put up ideas and see these ideas. | |
| Hello, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| It's eight days after Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast. | ||
| It's a little bit east of New Orleans, Louisiana. | ||
| And we were not in studio last week, but I've been, of course, on the radio reporting on this tragedy as it's unfolded. | ||
| But we're now in studio, and the evidence is conclusive. | ||
| The evidence is conclusive. | ||
| There is a lot of evidence pointing towards Someone blowing up different sections of the levees. | ||
| Because remember, the Category 5 hurricane slowed to 4, went around New Orleans, then dumped its water supposedly north of New Orleans, over Mississippi and northern Louisiana. | ||
| It then flooded Lake Pontchartrain, broke the levees, came through, deluged the city under 10 feet of water, a city 20 feet on average under sea level. | ||
| But I say there's a lot of evidence showing that happened. | ||
| We are getting that report from very serious sources, a lot of witnesses, emergency management people. | ||
| But regardless, I'm not going there because we cannot prove it 110%. | ||
| What we can totally prove... | ||
| Is that FEMA has cut police communication lines all over that state. | ||
| That FEMA, since day one, blocked local police, sheriff's departments from the parishes from bringing in food and water. | ||
| That FEMA wanted to demonstrate that martial law is a good thing, so they had to engineer it where the city would first break down. | ||
| And the people didn't start rioting and having problems until three days in. | ||
| There are small bands out looting. | ||
| But we're all being sold on the image now of the regular army, the National Guard with them, gun confiscations, mass roundups. | ||
| Why, the government's got to get tougher. | ||
| We've got to give FEMA more power. | ||
| I've interviewed... | ||
| Colonels who are experts in emergency management, they say this whole thing's a fraud. | ||
| I interviewed one of the counterterrorism specialists in the Reagan administration. | ||
| He was also the deputy head, the number two man at the Department of the Treasury, Paul Craig Roberts. | ||
| He said it's clear they've engineered this, and they've done nothing to stop it, to sell us now on a total police state takeover of America. | ||
| But I think while we show you these images, the best thing for me to do... | ||
| I simply read you an article that was put together by Paul Joseph Watson and myself today. | ||
| FEMA deliberately sabotaging hurricane relief efforts. | ||
| Multiple parishes revolt. | ||
| Use armed guards to defend against feds. | ||
| Let me kind of start at where we are today, and then I'll go back over what has really happened in... | ||
| The Gulf Coast area. | ||
| Because clearly the government knew what would happen if a big hurricane hit. | ||
| Clearly they cut the funding. | ||
| Clearly they now have accentuated the crisis to make an even bigger problem. | ||
| So again, when they quote screw up, they get more funds. | ||
| That's been proven. | ||
| But back it up, Mike. | ||
| Let's play the images and the news articles while I read this article. | ||
| We have three articles today that we wrote. | ||
| Myself, Paul Watson, and Steve Watson. | ||
| FEMA deliberately sabotaging hurricane relief efforts. | ||
| Then there's this one. | ||
| Former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury on New Orleans. | ||
| Americans are being brainwashed. | ||
| He called it a Nazi takeover. | ||
| Now, this is one of the most conservative men in America. | ||
| Do you understand, folks? | ||
| You know, economists. | ||
| FEMA executive orders paved the way for emergency police state hell by Steve Watson. | ||
| You want to read the actual executive orders, but to be able to use these executive orders, they've got to make sure the crisis gets bad enough, then they set a permanent precedence for all of this. | ||
| So while I read these articles, play those still images and articles for folks. | ||
| FEMA deliberately sabotaging hurricane relief efforts. | ||
| Multiple parishes revolt, use armed guards to defend against feds. | ||
| Numerous credible sources have come forward with examples of how the Federal Emergency Management Agency is deliberately sabotaging Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in New Orleans. | ||
| This represents a ruthless attempt on the part of FEMA to impose a federal takeover of the area for their own benefit aimed at... | ||
| Amid a tragedy that has already claimed anything up to 10,000 lives. | ||
| Again, their business is crises, so they on purpose worsened it. | ||
| The mainstream media has picked up on this story, but is whitewashing it as just another failure of the federal government into tailing and dealing with the crisis. | ||
| In reality, the actions are part of a coordinated campaign to deepen the scope of the disaster in order to force through Bumper funding increases for FEMA. Jefferson Parish President Aaron Brouchard, we're going to play a clip of later, appeared on Meet the Press Sunday and broke down in tears as he described FEMA's criminal activities. | ||
| Quote, We have been abandoned by our own country. | ||
| Hurricane Katrina will go down in history as one of the worst storms ever to hit American coast. | ||
| But the aftermath of Katrina will go down as one of the worst abandonments of Americans on American soil ever in U.S. history. | ||
| Continuing. | ||
| This is a quote. | ||
| And this is basically the mayor of the county where New Orleans is based. | ||
| We had Walmart deliver three trucks of water, trailer trucks of water. | ||
| FEMA turned them back. | ||
| They said we don't need them. | ||
| This was a week ago, or last Tuesday. | ||
| FEMA, we had 1,000 gallons of diesel fuel on a Coast Guard vessel docked in my parish. | ||
| The Coast Guard said, come get the fuel right away. | ||
| When we got there with our trucks, they got a word. | ||
| FEMA says don't give you the fuel. | ||
| Yesterday, Yesterday, FEMA comes in and cuts all of our emergency communications lines. | ||
| They cut them without notice. | ||
| Our sheriff, Harry Lee, goes back in. | ||
| He reconnects the lines. | ||
| He posts arms guards on the lines and says, no one is getting near these lines. | ||
| We have two separate other parish sheriffs who caught FEMA cutting lines. | ||
| And yes, folks, I've got the reports. | ||
| They caught FEMA breaking levees. | ||
| Oh my God. | ||
| And this is a week ago, and this is yesterday. | ||
| It's not to let the water back out. | ||
| That's like the Three Stooges, as my friend said, where Mo knocks a hole in the bottom of the boat, so Larry screws another hole in to let the water out. | ||
| Folks, this is a black op operation. | ||
| It is now mainstream news. | ||
| I heard this from people in New Orleans. | ||
| I have police calling into my show who have resigned over this, saying it's the government's running the operation. | ||
| I didn't want to believe it last week. | ||
| I reserved judgment. | ||
| Now we have confirmed that FEMA has been jamming police and fire department radios the entire time. | ||
| Since day one, they had special forces teams in there jamming everything. | ||
| And how these men follow orders to do this, I guess I had a colonel on today and he said, well, you know, it might get confusing if there's too much communication. | ||
| The people have all got their phones. | ||
| It's not communication. | ||
| It's that they don't want the police to be able to do anything. | ||
| So again, there's a total collapse. | ||
| This has all been war-gamed out. | ||
| The National Guard can't do it because they're all in Iraq. | ||
| The regular army comes in. | ||
| Oh, we've got to give FEMA unlimited power. | ||
| Give up total control of our lives to them. | ||
| Then we'll be safe. | ||
| Problem, reaction, solution. | ||
| Why would FEMA, an organization supposedly tasked with helping in a time of crisis, deliberately cut police communication lines? | ||
| This is a blatant example of sabotage and a sick push to make the disaster worse. | ||
| In carrying out these actions, FEMA are no better than the animals who shot at rescue workers in helicopters. | ||
| You can watch the video of the Meet the Press interview. | ||
| The mission of FEMA has never, in reality, been to bring people food and water and help in times of crisis. | ||
| Alex Jones has attended numerous FEMA drills where the whole point of the exercise is to round people up, break up families, and institute a brutal police state crackdown. | ||
| FEMA needs to create a chaotic atmosphere in New Orleans so they can legitimize what they are doing. | ||
| We now have multiple reports of police being ordered. | ||
| to guard key infrastructures in order to defend them from FEMA federal agents. | ||
| Sheriffs in numerous different counties are guarding highways to keep FEMA out. | ||
| FEMA is being treated as the enemy because they are sabotaging key facilities in an effort to intentionally worsen the already desperate scenes of horror in New Orleans. | ||
| FEMA is sabotaging lines of communication so their activities cannot be exposed to the wider relief authorities in the media. | ||
| And the media. | ||
| Commenting on the sabotage by FEMA of communications lines, Washington insider Wayne Madison, former NSA employee by the way, says jamming and other communications such as television signals is part of a Pentagon tactic called information blockade. | ||
| Technology blockade. | ||
| The tactic is one of a number of such operations that are part of the doctrine of information warfare, or InfoWars, and is one of the psychological operations or psyops methods used by the U.S. Special Forces Command. | ||
| Radio host Carol Baker, who has been tracking the FEMA sabotage, stated that Plow Main's parish sheriff, Jeff Hingle, and we've talked to their office, this was on CNN, Had his deputies patrol the county line under orders not to let FEMA in because they were caught sabotaging communications. | ||
| Folks, these people are incredible. | ||
| And again, they don't tell the cops, hey, you can't have communications. | ||
| They come cut the lines. | ||
| As is discussed in the Meet the Press interview, Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harry Lee also has armed guards patrolling the county line in order to prevent FEMA sabotage. | ||
| Because, see, FEMA can't have the locals do a good job dealing with this. | ||
| They've got to have total failure. | ||
| FEMA has a number of executive orders that outline the total takeover of any U.S. city. | ||
| For a full synopsis of FEMA's executive orders in light of the hurricane, click here. | ||
| Then you get this article. | ||
| And it's all hyperlinked. | ||
| Every statement we make is backed up. | ||
| If you want to read this article, it's embodied in that one. | ||
| FEMA is clearly using the human catastrophe as a means of executing its decade-long plans and providing the pretext for future takeover scenarios of all major American cities. | ||
| Amongst a litany of government inaction and outright dereliction, this is the most alarming evidence to emerge yet that clearly indicates an agenda for the federal government to profit and expand its power from exploiting the aftermath of the hurricane. | ||
| We will continue to track this story as it develops. | ||
| That's by Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones. | ||
| Another article by Steve Watson and Alex Jones, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury on New Orleans. | ||
| Americans are being brainwashed. | ||
| Mentality is like that of the brown shirts that followed Hitler. | ||
| And that's Paul Craig Roberts. | ||
| Pretty much the father of Reaganomics. | ||
| I mean, you don't get much more conservative than that. | ||
| Well, he was the father of the tax cuts, not of the spending increases. | ||
| He wrote the policy for Treasury, number two at Treasury. | ||
| And he was on my show going, they may take over completely. | ||
| It may be 1776. We may have to fight like the Iraqi insurgency. | ||
| This is a guy who's gotten all the big conservative awards, but he's not a sellout. | ||
| He's telling it like it is. | ||
| Now, let's start from the beginning and then briefly give you a synopsis on what's led us up to this. | ||
| Last Monday, last Tuesday, last Wednesday, last Thursday, I wouldn't say the government was behind this. | ||
| I wouldn't say they were doing it. | ||
| I said, I've got to look at it and study it. | ||
| They may just be inept. | ||
| The government is inept in many cases. | ||
| It can't protect you. | ||
| It can't take care of you. | ||
| But in certain areas, it's very predatory and very precision-oriented. | ||
| And then the rest of it is all basically blubbery and compartmentalized, and that's done on purpose. | ||
| It's part of the management system. | ||
| But now it's overwhelming. | ||
| It's clear. | ||
| It's conclusive. | ||
| There's no debating it. | ||
| The evidence predominantly shows that the government, elements of the government, blew up some of the levies. | ||
| We know they've been stopping Army Corps of Engineers and engineers and others from fixing levies, that they've been shot at by the U.S. government, by the military. | ||
| And when that comes out, they claim it was insurgents. | ||
| The Army Times is calling the people in New Orleans insurgents and calling it combat operations. | ||
| So this is also a giant training drill in the real world. | ||
| The Pentagon said Desert Storm 1 in 1991 was a drill. | ||
| I mean, they even consider wars. | ||
| They even call Afghanistan a laboratory. | ||
| This kind of follows medical doctrine. | ||
| A brain surgeon practices. | ||
| That's why it's called their practice. | ||
| A dentist practices on you. | ||
| And then they get better. | ||
| Well, this is all a part of a practice. | ||
| This is all official. | ||
| So, clearly, some elements blew up these dikes. | ||
| Then we fall back on the second argument, which we also know to be factual. | ||
| The number one threat, the most likely mass disaster that FEMA's own statisticians, who are compartmentalized, who aren't bad, they come up with the number one threat handed off to the people that are going to carry out the event. | ||
| Number one threat, third most dangerous disaster we could possibly have, but number one threat, most likely to happen, third worst disaster that could possibly take place if it did happen, would be a Category 4 hurricane hitting New Orleans. | ||
| It's 20 feet below sea level. | ||
| They knew it would totally flood if this happened. | ||
| Bill Clinton cuts the funding. | ||
| Bush cuts the funding down to almost nothing. | ||
| Directly for war funding in Iraq. | ||
| Then he lies and says that it isn't being spent on Iraq when the Times-Picanion, even Popular Science, and a dozen other... | ||
| Plus publications, nine articles in Times-Piccan-Yoon last year alone said they've cut the funding down to nothing. | ||
| They're not even fixing anything. | ||
| The feds, though, were doing key repairs on the main 7th Street, 17th Street levee that broke. | ||
| And witnesses have said there was an explosion. | ||
| Just like the Pentagon got hit in the one spot where they were doing repairs. | ||
| But what we know is this. | ||
| The government wouldn't let food, wouldn't let water in when it was a piece of cake to bring it in. | ||
| They told people, before the storm hit, the welfare folks that couldn't leave the city, that didn't have, you know, new SUVs, they told them, go to the Superdome. | ||
| They went there and the police were all pulled out by FEMA. FEMA, they can't blame it on the locals. | ||
| New Orleans voluntarily became the first federal city since the Civil War and Reconstruction in 2002. They went totally federalized. | ||
| I did a big piece on it in my film Police State 3 two years ago. | ||
| My Police State 3 film talks about it. | ||
| All the emergency management, all the flood relief was federalized. | ||
| Then they lowered the guard. | ||
| Then once the crisis began, this is all admitted, police would try to bring in food and water. | ||
| They said no, they get nothing. | ||
| Knowing they'd studied all this in a dozen, two dozen, three dozen other countries. | ||
| They knew what would happen. | ||
| It broke down. | ||
| Then you did get some rioting and looting. | ||
| Cops were even breaking in stores to get stuff. | ||
| And oh, the country sees this and man, we need martial law. | ||
| We need to give FEMA unlimited power. | ||
| FEMA already has unlimited power, folks. | ||
| FEMA already runs the whole country. | ||
| It's the national security dictatorship. | ||
| It's under the NSA. It's under continuity of government. | ||
| It's under John Negroponte, the head of Death Squads, our new Supreme Commander of All Intelligence. | ||
| This is the takeover. | ||
| And so even if Bush the puppet gets in trouble for, quote, having a bad response, well, we're going to have a new commission like we had on 9-11 by a bunch of cronies who will call for more police state, more funding. | ||
| The commission will go, you screwed up, government, but that's okay. | ||
| We'll have FEMA federalize every city, and this won't happen again. | ||
| When FEMA had already started federalizing cities. | ||
| So see, the bigger the war on drugs gets, the more drugs we have. | ||
| The bigger the war on terror gets, the more terror we have. | ||
| The bigger the war on poverty gets, the more poverty we have. | ||
| The bigger the war on disasters gets. | ||
| Notice all the talk of martial law and how it's good and how it's great and how we need it in the last few months leading up to this. | ||
| They set the table in front of you. | ||
| They prepare you. | ||
| They bathe you in this. | ||
| Now, folks, here I got a bunch of clips. | ||
| I have the police who aren't looting to supply themselves, but actually filling their carts full of stereo equipment and tennis shoes and jewelry at Walmart. | ||
| So my point is, the government can't protect you and won't protect you and never will protect you. | ||
| You need to get self-sufficient and get prepared. | ||
| I am. | ||
| You should be. | ||
| It's not kooky and bad to be prepared. | ||
| Our forefathers weren't fearful people, but they were all prepared. | ||
| They were outgoing, robust, strong people, but they were all prepared. | ||
| You're not prepared. | ||
| You know, I can skin a buck. | ||
| I can run a trot line. | ||
| I'd like to spit some beach nut in that dude's eye. | ||
| I mean, I can take care of myself. | ||
| I can take care of my family. | ||
| Nothing compared to my father. | ||
| Nothing compared to his father. | ||
| Nothing compared to his father. | ||
| And the men going back to Virginia in the 1750s, teaching their sons how to shoot a long rifle. | ||
| I'm a shadow of those men. | ||
| But you are a shadow of me. | ||
| Because I know these skills. | ||
| You've been castrated, folks. | ||
| And when... | ||
| And when you don't know the land, when you don't know how to dig a well, when you don't know what you can eat in the woods, when you don't have storable food for your family, when you don't grow a garden and can it with your children, they're genetically designed to do this. | ||
| They'll love it. | ||
| They'll love a garden. | ||
| They'll love canning. | ||
| When you don't do this, you rob yourself of what it is to be human. | ||
| We're in these big cities, all spoiled, wanting little trinkets, don't know how to run our own lives. | ||
| And the globalists have engineered it this way. | ||
| FEMA is cutting police lines. | ||
| FEMA is terrorizing. | ||
| FEMA is breaking levees. | ||
| They've been caught. | ||
| Do you understand? | ||
| It's hidden in plain view. | ||
| Just like the head bomber over the bombings in London turned out to be an MI6 agent. | ||
| Mainstream news in England, nobody gets in trouble. | ||
| It's now time to wake up. | ||
| The government isn't going to protect you. | ||
| It can't protect you. | ||
| It won't protect you. | ||
| And America's getting worse and worse, folks. | ||
| There are going to be more and more crises. | ||
| This is a dress rehearsal. | ||
| We better get more of a police state to respond to disasters. | ||
| The globalists will carry out nuke attacks or bio-attacks, and they'll set up a police state we never emerged from. | ||
| Dissent will be quelled. | ||
| We'll be the property of the government. | ||
| They're going to invade the planet with a new national draft. | ||
| This is the seizure of our psyche. | ||
| Paul Craig Roberts, number two at Treasury in the Reagan administration, has gone public and said this on my show yesterday. | ||
| Now this is off the internet, so it's horrible quality. | ||
| It actually looks good on my website. | ||
| By the time you transfer it to the big screen, blow it up, it looks horrible. | ||
| So taking a one megapixel picture and blowing it up to ten megapixels. | ||
| But this is the parish president for the parish by New Orleans, but they have parishes there. | ||
| It's the equivalent of the mayor of one of the biggest cities in the U.S. So here he is, and notice at first he's reading off a script. | ||
| He's looking down, reading off the theme of script that everybody else is reading. | ||
| We need to give FEMA total power. | ||
| FEMA needs to run our lives. | ||
| FEMA needs to have unlimited control and be a cabinet position. | ||
| Now, all of them, we've got other newscasts where they all look down and read the same thing. | ||
| He finally just breaks down and goes, you've done nothing! | ||
| You're cutting the control lines! | ||
| He obviously had to lie to get on this show. | ||
| So this is literally a running man type deal where he breaks out and tells the truth for a second. | ||
| Watch closely. | ||
| Watch that screen. | ||
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President Broussard, let me start with you. | |
| You just heard the Director of Homeland Security's explanation of what has happened this last week. | ||
| What is your reaction? | ||
| We have been abandoned by our own country. | ||
| Hurricane Katrina will go down in history as one of the worst storms ever to hit an American coast. | ||
| But the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina will go down as one of the worst abandonments of Americans on American soil ever. | ||
| I am personally asking our bipartisan congressional delegation here in Louisiana to immediately begin congressional hearings to find out just what happened here. | ||
| Why did it happen? | ||
| Who needs to be fired? | ||
| And believe me, they need to be fired right away because we still have weeks to go in this tragedy. | ||
| We have months to go. | ||
| We have years to go. | ||
| And whoever's at the top of this totem pole, that totem pole needs to be chainsawed off. | ||
| And we've got to start with some new leadership. | ||
| It's not just Katrina that caused all these deaths in New Orleans here. | ||
| Bureaucracy has committed murder here in the greater New Orleans area, and bureaucracy has to stand trial before Congress now. | ||
| It's so obvious. | ||
| FEMA needs more congressional funding. | ||
| It needs more presidential support. | ||
| It needs to be a cabinet-level director. | ||
| It needs to be an independent agency that will be able to fulfill its mission to work in partnership with state and local governments around America. | ||
| FEMA needs to be empowered to do the things that was created to do. | ||
| It needs to come somewhere, like New Orleans, with all of its force, immediately, without red tape, without bureaucracy, act immediately with common sense and leadership. | ||
| And save lives. | ||
| Forget about the property. | ||
| We can rebuild the property. | ||
| It's got to be able to come in and save lives. | ||
| We need strong leadership at the top of America right now in order to accomplish this into reconstructing FEMA. Hold on, hold on, sir. | ||
| Shouldn't the mayor of New Orleans and the governor of New Orleans bear some responsibility? | ||
| Couldn't they have been much more forceful, much more effective, and much more organized in evacuating the area? | ||
| Sir, they were told, like me, every single day, the cavalry's coming on a federal level. | ||
| The cavalry's coming. | ||
| I have just begun to hear the hoofs of the cavalry. | ||
| The cavalry's still not here yet, but I've begun to hear the hoofs. | ||
| And we're almost a week out. | ||
| Let me give you just three quick examples. | ||
| We had Walmart deliver three trucks of water, trailer trucks of water. | ||
| FEMA turned them back. | ||
| They said we didn't need them. | ||
| This was a week ago. | ||
| FEMA, we had a thousand gallons of diesel fuel on a Coast Guard vessel docked in my parish. | ||
| The Coast Guard said, come get the fuel right away. | ||
| When we got there with our trucks, they got a word. | ||
| FEMA says, don't give you the fuel. | ||
| Yesterday, yesterday. | ||
| FEMA comes in and cuts all of our emergency communication lines. | ||
| They cut them without notice. | ||
| Our Sheriff, Harry Lee, goes back in. | ||
| He reconnects the line. | ||
| He posts armed guards on our line and says no one's getting near these lines. | ||
| Sheriff Harry Lee said that if America... | ||
| If the American government would have responded like Walmart has responded, we wouldn't be in this crisis. | ||
| But I want to thank Governor Blanco for all she's done and all her leadership. | ||
| She's sent in the National Guard. | ||
| I just repaired a breach on my side of the 17th Street Canal that the Secretary didn't foresee, a 300-foot breach. | ||
| I just completed it yesterday with convoys of National Guard and local parish workers and levy board people. | ||
| It took us two and a half days working 24-7. | ||
| I just closed it. | ||
| I'm telling you, most importantly, I want to thank my public employees that have worked 24-7, that burn out, the doctors, the nurses. | ||
| And I want to give you one last story, and I'll shut up and let you tell me whatever you want to tell me. | ||
| The guy who runs this building I'm in, emergency management, he's responsible for everything. | ||
| His mother was trapped in St. Bernard Nursing Home. | ||
| And every day she called him and said, Are you coming, son? | ||
| Is somebody coming? | ||
| And she said, Yeah, Mama. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Tuesday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Wednesday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Thursday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Friday. | ||
| And she drowned it. | ||
| Friday night. | ||
| She drowned it Friday night. | ||
| Mr. President... | ||
| Nobody's coming to get you. | ||
| Nobody's coming to get you. | ||
| The Secretary has promised. | ||
| Everybody's promised. | ||
| They've had press conferences. | ||
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I'm sick of press conferences. | |
| For God's sakes, shut up and send us a body. | ||
| Just take a pause, Mr. President. | ||
| While you gather yourself in your very emotional times, I understand. | ||
| Let me go to Governor Haley Barber. | ||
| Then they cut back after that to Mr. Snake Man, Mr. Chertoff, who openly writes FBI documents and things saying we... | ||
| Don't deserve any rights. | ||
| I mean, Nazi Germany. | ||
| And there you have it. | ||
| FEMA cutting the lines. | ||
| Not taking the water and food. | ||
| People's mothers dying and drowning five, six, seven days later. | ||
| People try to walk out of New Orleans, FEMA's there with machine guns, not letting them leave. | ||
| They made the crisis worse, so things would get worse, so they have an excuse to take over our society. | ||
| Every time they, quote, screw up, they get more power and control. | ||
| Folks, you don't want FEMA running your lives. | ||
| Mainstream reports are saying that FEMA's making women give them sexual favors to leave the city. | ||
| That's mainstream news. | ||
| God bless you all. | ||
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But because they could so easily be proved to be forgeries, That would then happen subsequently, and his whole campaign to suggest the intelligence services were involved in the death of his son and the death of Princess Diana would fall apart. | |
| So it's a classic technique used by the services, and again, we have them banged to rights, and we go into chapter and verse on this in the book Spies, Lies and Whistleblowers. | ||
| Well, Karl Rove does that too. | ||
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Yeah, well, we've seen this with people working for the American state, like Karl Rove working for the president, who will put up ideas and see these ideas being covered in the press, They will then be found to be wrong, and as a result of that, many other ideas and theories and so on will be dashed. | |
| Hello, folks. | ||
| It is September 7, 2005. We've got about 46 minutes in this live transmission, and we're going to be taking your calls on any subject, any issue you want to discuss. | ||
| I'm going to briefly go over what really happened with the hurricane and how it's being used as a giant. | ||
| Laboratory or training operation for the police state. | ||
| And then we will go to your calls. | ||
| That is, if you're watching in the Austin area, live on this Wednesday, the 7th of September, 2005. You're welcome to call in about 9-11, the fourth anniversary, almost four years since that tragic date. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about the hurricane. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about the Federal Reserve. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about... | ||
| The local schools that just started saying you've got to have a shot. | ||
| You've got to have 35 shots to go to public school when there's no law that says that. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about whatever you want. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about the reports we've been airing from England and Crawford and other areas of the country. | ||
| You're welcome to call in about whatever you like. | ||
| And again, that number is... | ||
| But right now, I'm going to... | ||
| Go ahead and get into some of these reports here and some of the evidence of government involvement in expanding and frustrating, that is expanding the crisis in the Gulf region and also frustrating any real aid workers. | ||
| We've done about eight different reports in the last four or five days on what's really happening, and every statement, every claim we make is backed up by public servants' own statements and admissions. | ||
| But the most important facets of the tragic events that are unfolding are really what I call hidden in plain view. | ||
| It's admitted. | ||
| But then the full ramifications are not consciously being realized. | ||
| FEMA wants to be able to set up a martial law scenario in America. | ||
| We have the executive orders, we have the congressional hearings as far back as 1986. We have their own admissions. | ||
| We've been talking about this for a long time. | ||
| They didn't want things to go well. | ||
| They didn't want things to go well in the Gulf region. | ||
| They wanted things to go badly, to have the citizenry get in trouble and not have food or water for three or four or five days. | ||
| They wanted looting and rioting to break out so they could send in regular army. | ||
| And that's exactly what they did. | ||
| And now they're going to get more funding, more control, more power than they would have ever gotten if they would have had a good response to the tragic events that we saw unfold in New Orleans. | ||
| We know that the dams, the levees, the dikes, the barriers were not fixed. | ||
| They were at 1960s levels. | ||
| Government experts, hydrologists, others that looked at it, said this is the number one disaster, the most probable disaster facing the United States right now. | ||
| It's probably the first big disaster that's going to be coming up. | ||
| They've known this for decades. | ||
| And Bush cut the funding almost to nothing. | ||
| Then he lied about it and said he didn't cut the funding. | ||
| When we have nine Times-Pican Union articles from last year alone reporting on how it directly went for the war on freedom and the war on sovereignty and the war on liberty in Iraq, the war for global enslavement, the war to chew up our military in a meat grinder, and those are the true names of it. | ||
| And so right there you have just the basic line. | ||
| And you have the table set. | ||
| With FEMA then saying, oh, it was the governor and the mayor and they screwed up and they caused this disaster. | ||
| They caused the bad response to the disaster. | ||
| They caused the calamity of the bad response bigger than the first loss of life from the Category 4 hurricane when it made landfall last Monday, two Mondays ago. | ||
| But what people don't know, and I've interviewed members of the Reagan administration and members of the military on this subject, acting military right now, a colonel just a few days ago, Paul Greg Roberts, number two at the Treasury Department for Ronald Reagan just a few days ago. | ||
| What people don't know, and what's been in the mainstream newspapers two and a half years ago that we actually put in my film Police State Three Total Enslavement, Is that New Orleans was the first fully federalized city since Reconstruction. | ||
| Permanently federalized. | ||
| Not for some emergency, but every city government was handed over to the regulatory control of FEMA and Homeland Security two and a half years ago. | ||
| The police, the fire department, emergency management, education. | ||
| I mean, I spend five minutes in my documentary. | ||
| Police State 3 going, isn't this weird? | ||
| Since then, several other cities, Detroit, L.A., and others have gone quasi-federal, but they haven't totally acquiesced to total federal domination. | ||
| So when you hear that the locals screwed up, we have generals, we have colonels, we have mayors, we have everybody saying, look, FEMA was there with men in black uniforms during the hurricane. | ||
| They were in total control the entire time. | ||
| And then day one after the hurricane, or to be precise, day two, FEMA wouldn't let any water or food come in. | ||
| FEMA was in control. | ||
| FEMA cut the police communications lines in New Orleans. | ||
| This has now been confirmed. | ||
| And when they got caught, they said, well, it would have been confusing. | ||
| No, that caused around 70% of the police to walk off a job. | ||
| Small groups of cops, the few hundred, three hundred that stayed, had to get together and coordinate personally to decide then what to do. | ||
| FEMA then told the populations to all try to run and make it. | ||
| Day one they told them, when the hurricane was hitting, go to the Superdome. | ||
| But then... | ||
| Cut the police lines and didn't send FEMA there so they wouldn't get help. | ||
| Because they wanted to have the big spectacle, the breakdown of society, the looting, the rioting. | ||
| Oh, see, FEMA needs unlimited power and control. | ||
| FEMA needs to run every facet of your life. | ||
| Only then can it stop these type of crises. | ||
| When, folks, FEMA's always had unlimited power since it was founded in 1979. It is the military-industrial complex. | ||
| It is the national security dictatorship's mechanism or fist that implements. | ||
| And so now New Orleans is a microcosm to bathe us in federalization, to bathe us in loss of liberty, to bathe us in the end of posse commentatus, to bathe us in begging For more troops and begging for having our lives run and giving up all of our freedoms. | ||
| That's all it is. | ||
| Now, this phone system, I noticed, we didn't check it when we came in here like we're supposed to, It needs to be unplugged and plugged back in. | ||
| Then I'll be able to have some control here so we can take calls. | ||
| So you just unplug it over there. | ||
| And then we plug it in yet again, and we'll be able to take your calls coming up here in a few minutes. | ||
| But first, I want to one more time, because I've played this on the radio a couple times, and then I've also played it here last night. | ||
| We've got the video from the web, Meet the Press. | ||
| And the reason it's so important is, It's one of literally hundreds of statements and articles we have where mayors and town presidents and colonels and police chiefs and sheriffs all over the state, FEMA, they catch them. | ||
| The cops are driving by and they see men cutting the cop communication lines. | ||
| They see people blocking Salvation Army for bringing food in. | ||
| And they go, who are you? | ||
| And FEMA pulls out machine guns and says, back off, back off, we're in control, we're in control. | ||
| And then they hold everybody back and they just sit down and start playing cards and laughing. | ||
| And we're posting a big article, a synopsis of other mainstream articles, about how almost all the top FEMA people are like convicted bank robbers and felons and methamphetamine cookers and hardcore felons from the pen. | ||
| Well, Stalin's main force, the people that enforced over his generals, the generals were in fear of Stalin's criminal gangs. | ||
| The army was in the Washington Post and Washington Times about three years ago, is hiring aggravated felons out of Latin America. | ||
| Finally, ABC News reported on this a few weeks ago. | ||
| I couldn't believe it. | ||
| But it's a good thing. | ||
| They're go-getters. | ||
| Hardcore felons from Latin America. | ||
| They're not just foreign troops. | ||
| They're felons. | ||
| These are men we can trust. | ||
| Sean Penn, love him or hate him, it doesn't matter. | ||
| He's proven to be a very honest person. | ||
| He and others went in with a boat to rescue some people. | ||
| All day he saw two boats of police rescuing people. | ||
| And he would try to direct FEMA to a family and some women, young women that were... | ||
| Stuck on top of a building and FEMA was busy taking pictures of him laughing, hey Sean Penn. | ||
| And then he watched FEMA in front of him go, this is in the newspapers, go, hey baby, show me what you got. | ||
| Give us some of that female loving. | ||
| We might get you out of here. | ||
| What do you expect a bunch of people from the Penn to be doing? | ||
| Oh, you didn't know that a lot of the FEMA people are... | ||
| Hardcore felons? | ||
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Oh, yeah, absolutely. | |
| Absolutely. | ||
| They get let out of prison real quick and get jobs with the government. | ||
| But you, if you're a long-haired pot smoker, totally non-violent, you're going to spend 15 years in prison. | ||
| Because you're going to make a good little worker who will follow orders. | ||
| And all these good old boys will say, make them criminals work. | ||
| When again, that's taking people's jobs. | ||
| Working for 20 cents an hour. | ||
| But we're for the millions of people in the private prisons. | ||
| Side issue. | ||
| I'm challenging news reporters, everybody out there watching this show, to not just poo-poo when I'm saying, oh yeah, sure. | ||
| I mean, go to prisonplanet.com. | ||
| When you read an article at infowars.com or prisonplanet.com like this one, FEMA deliberately sabotaging hurricane relief efforts, multiple parishes revolt, use armed guards to defend against feds. | ||
| We're going to play a little video clip here in a second. | ||
| From the web. | ||
| It's not the best quality. | ||
| And Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones. | ||
| And almost every statement we make is a link to one of their own admissions. | ||
| But what we do is point out the emperor has no clothes. | ||
| By the way, other states are now reporting this. | ||
| I know we were writing the article tonight. | ||
| I wrote some of it. | ||
| Paul's writing the rest. | ||
| We've got an article going up where there's all these rapists and bank robbers running FEMA. It's always the same. | ||
| It never ends. | ||
| The government's got to go to criminals now because only criminals will carry out unlawful criminal activities. | ||
| FEMA deliberately sabotaging hurricane relief efforts. | ||
| This is the Prison Planet version of this article. | ||
| So, see, they've got to have, they've got to not bring food in, no food or water in for four or five days so things then will break down so they can then use the armed force on us because that's what 98% 92% of FEMA's funding is really all about continuity of government and mass arrests and mass roundups and images of babies being broke up from their families and people being separated. | ||
| That's what FEMA is all about. | ||
| All over the country, I've been to the military training drills where they train to break up your families and train to put you in camps. | ||
| A few weeks ago, I aired that Roanoke, Virginia clip where the police and the regular army and the National Guard and State Guard and State Police are calling mock role players, citizens, rebels and practicing killing us. | ||
| See, all the real drills are for dealing with rebels, putting us in camps. | ||
| Because the government's going to do things that are so horrible, in the future you're going to revolt if you're going to survive. | ||
| So for all the cops and military and firemen who kind of know what's going on right now, New Orleans is a way to legitimize it. | ||
| Well, things are bad there and it looks bad, but the government did screw up, but we just better give them more funding and let the feds run our life because we can't have that happen here. | ||
| And then see the nukes go off, and well, they're arresting a bunch of people, but I hear their insurgents, Army Times calling looters insurgents. | ||
| See, we're being bathed in this right now. | ||
| Then we hear the mayor, this little federalized mayor going, well, the feds are going in there with the police, and you better leave New Orleans. | ||
| We're going to take you out by force. | ||
| Well, a lot of these people are families, and they're told, give us your children. | ||
| You're like, but there's 50 buses. | ||
| Just let me on with my kids. | ||
| It'll take more time and energy to reunite us. | ||
| Just give us your children. | ||
| Just give us your children, and we'll let you take a bus tomorrow. | ||
| Well, no, I'm going to stay. | ||
| I'm not going to leave my children. | ||
| Or what the media focuses on, but most of the local news is telling the truth. | ||
| But national news, it's dogs. | ||
| They don't want to leave their St. Bernard or their Chihuahua or their Boston Terrier. | ||
| And 20... | ||
| 5% of the city or so isn't underwater. | ||
| And people got wells, and they got storable foods, and the helicopters flower, people are in their backyard pools. | ||
| Ah, we're fine. | ||
| We got a month's supply of food. | ||
| It's disease. | ||
| You're all going to die. | ||
| It's all going to be over. | ||
| Nowhere does the media ever mention have water filters, which would fix all these problems. | ||
| Only FEMA can bring you bottles of water. | ||
| Never a mention of being self-sufficient. | ||
| It's all about being emasculated, being domesticated. | ||
| And so, this is what we're dealing with right now. | ||
| I want everybody to realize this. | ||
| And there's no ifs, ands, or buts. | ||
| There's no doubt about it. | ||
| It's like they come out and admit the headmaster bomber is MI6 agent, but it's in the major British papers, but nobody gets in trouble. | ||
| It's like the British government admits they shoot a guy 11 times in the head. | ||
| He didn't run from him. | ||
| He wasn't wearing a jacket. | ||
| He was involved with him. | ||
| They were getting rid of him. | ||
| Nobody gets in trouble. | ||
| Bush is admittedly in business with the Bin Ladens. | ||
| It's publicly known, but, well, he's fighting Al Qaeda. | ||
| But when you get into stuff like this, FEMA's caught blowing up dykes and saying, oh, we're just letting water back out. | ||
| Or when FEMA's caught killing Army Corps of Engineers people that witnessed what FEMA was doing. | ||
| And they just go in and machine gun them. | ||
| Or, we've got an article here with like over a dozen items. | ||
| FEMA's caught jamming police transmissions from day one. | ||
| It's classic. | ||
| We've got an NSA officer, Wayne Madison, going public. | ||
| This is classic information war. | ||
| Day one, folks, when the hurricane's hitting, everything was jammed. | ||
| And FEMA trucks were there just jamming everything. | ||
| They jammed the response. | ||
| They held back relief. | ||
| Hard lines that police had. | ||
| They were police over and over again in Mississippi, Louisiana. | ||
| They would catch FEMA in the dark of night, cutting the lines. | ||
| And cops would go, get up against the wall. | ||
| I'm FEMA. Back off. | ||
| Well, and then, well, I don't believe you're FEMA. They take them back to the station, and a FEMA, you know, deputy bust in, let my men go. | ||
| They're ordered to do that. | ||
| I'm taking over this parish. | ||
| You were ordered to cut our communications. | ||
| We're out saving people. | ||
| You're not doing a damn thing. | ||
| You guys just sit there and don't let relief in. | ||
| I'm banning you from the county. | ||
| Get out of here! | ||
| Do you understand the magnitude of that? | ||
| All over the place. | ||
| It's just case after case. | ||
| They bust open the doors, they're at the police out, and the FEMA's cut through the fence, snuck past the police, right behind the, and are sitting there just snip, snip, snip, with axes, hacking out the communications. | ||
| Because they don't want any state control. | ||
| They want you to learn how to be their slaves. | ||
| They are the martial law takeover grid. | ||
| This is a laboratory for federal martial law. | ||
| I've been to the drills all over the country. | ||
| The Marines and the Army practice taking over city halls. | ||
| They practice busting in. | ||
| They practice coming in and taking over. | ||
| They do it over and over again. | ||
| And these foolish mayors, I've been all over the country. | ||
| We've got foolish from all over the country. | ||
| From North Carolina. | ||
| And from California and from Alabama and from Maryland. | ||
| And the troops walk in. | ||
| We're talking late 90s. | ||
| Sir, we're going to give $50,000 to your city. | ||
| You're a patriotic. | ||
| We looked in your file. | ||
| You're a former Marine. | ||
| Well, yes, sir, I am. | ||
| Well, we've got a drill we're going to be doing in your town. | ||
| We've got a drill. | ||
| We just need to be able for three days to run the city hall and run the county courthouse and be able to run the streets and things. | ||
| In case we don't cause problems, our men are ready to direct traffic. | ||
| They'll work with your deputies. | ||
| Well, all right. | ||
| Anything for my country. | ||
| And then the mayor is sitting there watching them, watching the troops train to take over his city hall. | ||
| And then when the media catches on, they go, well, this is for Iraq. | ||
| I've been there. | ||
| It's for America, folks. | ||
| They have been practicing the whole time. | ||
| FEMA just did their job. | ||
| They go in. | ||
| They cut the communications lines. | ||
| They jam the wireless transmissions. | ||
| They don't let food and water in. | ||
| As the hurricane came in, they told people, get to the Superdome. | ||
| They get there. | ||
| They don't aid them, knowing it's going to blow up. | ||
| Then they'll have some congressional whitewash commission. | ||
| Notice Hillary and Bush both call for an independent commission appointed by Bush, See, the military industrial complex wants to sell guns and cameras and microphones and spy helicopters and emergency centers. | ||
| They want to be the new economy. | ||
| Everything's going to be prisons and surveillance and security. | ||
| And to do that, they've got to have some war games. | ||
| And they admit Afghanistan, Iraq, Guantanamo Bay, all of these are laboratories. | ||
| In the real world. | ||
| And New Orleans is a laboratory. | ||
| In fact, the Marine Corps website is saying right now they're doing laboratories, lab experiments in New Orleans. | ||
| The big hovercraft, the very ones I videotaped in 1999 when the Coronado disgorged thousands of Marines and foreign troops. | ||
| And I sat there watching the Marines train to take our guns. | ||
| Where'd you get this gun? | ||
| Where are you from? | ||
| San Francisco. | ||
| Why do you... | ||
| Are you part of the insurgency? | ||
| No, I'm an American citizen. | ||
| I have rights. | ||
| But CNN would be, urban warriors were training to fight in Serbia. | ||
| And I was there, folks. | ||
| It wasn't for Serbia. | ||
| The foreign troops were being advised. | ||
| This is how to deal with the American psyche. | ||
| And then there's a guy who would translate it into Dutch. | ||
| The American people will resist. | ||
| That's why we'll be developing sound cannons to knock them out. | ||
| Foreign troops are all, ah, ah, yeah, ah, ah, thank you, ah. | ||
| I have to sit there and watch this? | ||
| I walk over to Colonel Love with the Marines. | ||
| So this is for domestic operations, Colonel. | ||
| Well, yes, sir, it could be. | ||
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It could be dual use, absolutely. | |
| And I'm going, well, that's good, Colonel. | ||
| So what kind of disaster? | ||
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Well, terrorism, or natural disaster, so evil, or natural disaster. | |
| We're the force that'll come in, and we're the people that'll deal with things. | ||
| So, see, you're being bathed in this right now. | ||
| I love this country so much, and I just can't stand seeing this happen to our nation. | ||
| It's very stressful to me. | ||
| I mean, I... All right, we'll take calls. | ||
| I said we'd take calls, and, you know, there's no point even covering it all. | ||
| It's... | ||
| Well, yeah. | ||
| Are you guys ready with that video clip? | ||
| This is one of the biggest parishes in Louisiana. | ||
| The parish president, or really, the parish is the county, the county president. | ||
| And basically the mayor. | ||
| And at first he's reading off a FEMA card. | ||
| Then he just throws it down. | ||
| FEMA needs total control. | ||
| FEMA needs to run our lives. | ||
| FEMA needs unlimited power. | ||
| We already played that last night. | ||
| But the second half, he just goes... | ||
| And he goes, they're not helping anybody. | ||
| They've cut the communications. | ||
| Give us help. | ||
| We're dying here. | ||
| Again, FEMA tells directors, local emergency directors, you stand right there and you let your mama die. | ||
| We're not going to save her. | ||
| And they go, yes, sir. | ||
| We're going to kill your mama. | ||
| And they go, okay, yes. | ||
| I mean, that's these government people. | ||
| Oh, yes, sir. | ||
| God, you're FEMA. God Almighty. | ||
| Let's go ahead. | ||
| And again, this is off the web. | ||
| From Meet the Press Sunday, so it's not the best quality. | ||
| But if you go to Infowars.com, you can watch it. | ||
| It's crisper in a small little box this big. | ||
| Just blown up to this. | ||
| It's not that good. | ||
| Here it is, folks. | ||
| He breaks down. | ||
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Shouldn't the mayor of New Orleans and the governor of New Orleans bear some responsibility? | |
| Couldn't they have been much more forceful, much more effective, and much more organized in evacuating the area? | ||
| Sir, they were told, like me, every single day, the Calvary's coming. | ||
| On a federal level, the Calvary's coming. | ||
| The Calvary's coming. | ||
| The Calvary's coming. | ||
| I have just begun to hear the hoofs of the Calvary. | ||
| The Calvary's still not here yet, but I've begun to hear the hoofs, and we're almost a week out. | ||
| Let me give you just three quick examples. | ||
| We had Walmart deliver three trucks of water, trailer trucks of water. | ||
| FEMA turned them back. | ||
| They said we didn't need them. | ||
| This was a week ago. | ||
| FEMA, we had a thousand gallons of diesel fuel on a Coast Guard vessel docked in my parish. | ||
| The Coast Guard said, come get the fuel right away. | ||
| When we got there with our trucks, they got a word. | ||
| FEMA says, don't give you the fuel. | ||
| Yesterday, yesterday, FEMA comes in and cuts all of our emergency communication lines. | ||
| They cut them without notice. | ||
| Our Sheriff, Harry Lee, goes back in. | ||
| He reconnects the line. | ||
| He posts armed guards on our line and says, no one's getting near these lines. | ||
| Sheriff Harry Lee said that if America, if American government would have responded like Walmart has responded, we wouldn't be in this crisis. | ||
| But I want to thank Governor Blanco for all she's done and all her leadership. | ||
| She's sent in the National Guard. | ||
| I just repaired a breach on my side of the 17th Street Canal that the Secretary didn't foresee, a 300-foot breach. | ||
| I just completed it yesterday with convoys of National Guard and local parish workers and levy board people. | ||
| It took us two and a half days working 24-7. | ||
| I just closed it. | ||
| I'm telling you, most importantly, I want to thank my public employees that have worked 24-7, that burn out, the doctors, the nurses. | ||
| And I want to give you one last story, and I'll shut up and let you tell me whatever you want to tell me. | ||
| The guy who runs this building I'm in, emergency management, he's responsible for everything. | ||
| His mother was trapped in St. Bernard Nursing Home. | ||
| And every day she called him and said, Are you coming, son? | ||
| Is somebody coming? | ||
| And she said, Yeah, Mama. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Tuesday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Wednesday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Thursday. | ||
| Somebody's coming to get you on Friday. | ||
| And she drowned it. | ||
| Friday night. | ||
| She drowned it Friday night. | ||
| Mr. President... | ||
| Nobody's coming to get you. | ||
| Nobody's coming to get you. | ||
| The Secretary has promised everybody's promised. | ||
| They've had press conferences. | ||
| I'm sick of the press conferences. | ||
| For God's sakes, shut up and send us a body. | ||
| Just take a pause, Mr. President. | ||
| While you gather yourself in your very emotional times, I understand. | ||
| Let me go to Governor Haley Barber of Mississippi. | ||
| Governor Barber, can you bring our audience up to date on what is happening in your state? | ||
| So this is the nature of the New World Order. | ||
| And in case you doubt what you're watching, it's now been declassified. | ||
| We have Roosevelt's own admissions. | ||
| There were 7,400 and something people, American citizens, in the Philippines. | ||
| And the Marines and the Navy were pulling out. | ||
| In the month before, most of their force. | ||
| Of course, MacArthur stayed until the invasion began. | ||
| And they said, we want to let these Americans evacuate. | ||
| And Roosevelt's office wrote a memo and said, no. | ||
| Having them be captured, it was mainly women and children, families, is going to be really good for the newsreels. | ||
| 7,000 lives, over 4,000 died in the next four years of captivity. | ||
| 7,400 lives just for some newsreel propaganda. | ||
| And we got FEMA coming in, jamming communications with the trucks, men in the black masks with the guns. | ||
| The first squads go in. | ||
| Right as the hurricane's coming in, it misses. | ||
| The levees all start breaking. | ||
| There's jamming going on. | ||
| The police all start leaving the force the next day. | ||
| Well, there's no communications. | ||
| Nothing works. | ||
| I have Associated Press admitting FEMA was jamming communications. | ||
| Jamming them. | ||
| This is a black op, folks. | ||
| Then all over the state, they catch FEMA in black ops squads going in with axes and just smashing the equipment and cutting lines. | ||
| Do you understand how evil they are? | ||
| They want it to break down to then sell you on martial law. | ||
| Well, next time you better keep stuff in order. | ||
| We better give FEMA unlimited power. | ||
| They already have unlimited power. | ||
| Go to my website. | ||
| Read the executive orders. | ||
| Read all the statements about FEMA. My first film, America Destroyed by Design, we have Senate hearings where they admit Well, there are plans, Jack Brooks from Texas, there are plans to use disasters as a pretext for martial law and to put Americans in concentration camps. | ||
| Chairman Inouye, we will not allow that questioning right now. | ||
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We can have that in executive session if you would like to. | |
| Then we cut to Henry B. Gonzalez going their plans to manufacture or use terrorism. | ||
| Senator Gonzalez, folks. | ||
| Congressman Gonzalez, right here in San Antonio. | ||
| Coming right out, he says, to use terrorism as a pretext to take our liberties and put us in camps. | ||
| And he goes, I've seen the documents. | ||
| That was FEMA. That was Rex 84. Hurricanes. | ||
| Using a hurricane to break down society and then use that as the pretext to round up political dissonance. | ||
| God. | ||
| I made that film in 1997. | ||
| Eight years ago. | ||
| I mean, they just never change. | ||
| We have Operation Northwoods, the official U.S. government document, calling for carrying out terror attacks and blaming it on their enemies. | ||
| FEMA's been caught red-handed. | ||
| I don't know what to say, folks. | ||
| It's just massive. | ||
| Go ahead, caller. | ||
| We'll fade the callers up, and then we will go ahead and go to the callers. | ||
| We're going to go to the callers. | ||
| Go ahead, caller. | ||
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How you doing? | |
| Hello, fine. | ||
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Yeah, have you seen any of the stuff coming out on the news now? | |
| They're talking about inoculating people around New Orleans and giving them vaccinations because of the disease that they keep talking about? | ||
| Well, there's a lot of feces in the water because of the septic tanks and the sewage systems. | ||
| But just don't drink it, you're not going to have a problem. | ||
| And it will burn itself out. | ||
| Those pathogens won't last long in those water supplies. | ||
| In a few weeks or even shorter time, the experts are saying that that water will pretty much purify itself. | ||
| That's how it works. | ||
| And, yeah, they're talking about typhus vaccinations and all this. | ||
| And, again, it's all a laboratory. | ||
| We need to get rid of posse comentatus. | ||
| We need to take your rights. | ||
| We need to inject you. | ||
| We need to... | ||
| Because, see, we're not getting with the game plan. | ||
| So they're now having to do this. | ||
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Well, I think we might have another almost Tuskegee experiment type thing where they're going to try to find all the poor black people that were the victims in this, and they're using this. | |
| You've talked in the past about how the New World Order wishes to divide us tribally and racially, and they're totally using this to do that as well in conjunction with the police state and FEMA powers that you've been talking about. | ||
| No, I couldn't say it any better. | ||
| I mean, even I, Got sucked in mentally. | ||
| I didn't on air, but I was thinking, not just that they're black, but I was thinking, yeah, poor welfare people rioting. | ||
| But then I thought about it as I was watching it, and I went, wait. | ||
| This all started three days into no food or water. | ||
| And they told everybody beforehand, if you can't afford to drive out of town, go to the Superdome. | ||
| And they get there, and there's six cops. | ||
| And the cops all say, everything's being jammed. | ||
| Nobody showed up. | ||
| FEMA told us to come here. | ||
| But everything's jammed. | ||
| And FEMA was then down the road directing cops, no, no, go. | ||
| We're under control. | ||
| Roger, Roger, program Z-7 going forward. | ||
| I mean, folks, we've caught them red-handed. | ||
| Roger, Roger, crisis beginning. | ||
| And then literally all over, cutting police lines. | ||
| And this is all over the place. | ||
| And then people trying to bring water. | ||
| You know, other sheriffs coming in with big convoys of water, you know, that locals had donated. | ||
| We're here to help the people. | ||
| Back off. | ||
| FEMA operation. | ||
| Back off. | ||
| Back off. | ||
| They're going, but there's people in nursing homes. | ||
| We're FEMA. Your city signed agreements. | ||
| Back off. | ||
| Well, okay, fine. | ||
| My mama's in town. | ||
| We'd like to get through. | ||
| Get some help in. | ||
| We're going to deal with it. | ||
| I mean, this is what happened. | ||
| And so three days later, everybody starts. | ||
| And sure, once you break in a place to get food, I'll take the stereo, whatever. | ||
| It doesn't matter. | ||
| People start. | ||
| Cops admittedly said there's no radios. | ||
| Everything was jammed for day after day. | ||
| So we'd kick in doors to get food. | ||
| And so you get people and you get some criminals going crazy and drug addicts breaking in stuff. | ||
| And you get a few problems. | ||
| The media all focuses on that. | ||
| Oh, it's bedlam. | ||
| We need martial law. | ||
| Still, day three, day four, FEMA's holding everybody back. | ||
| Finally, cops start blowing up. | ||
| Mayors start blowing up. | ||
| Why won't you let us in? | ||
| We got the food stacked up. | ||
| Well, there's been some gunshots. | ||
| It's to protect you, officers. | ||
| The officers go to hell with that. | ||
| Let us in. | ||
| I mean, do you see how they set this up? | ||
| We have social architects, folks, with 170 and 180 IQs that sit around writing all this up. | ||
| In the 80s, we get the documents, Gonzales goes public, Jack Brooks goes public, both from Texas. | ||
| I'm proud of Texas, I've got to tell you. | ||
| Both from Texas going, I've seen the plans to put us in camps and use a hurricane as a way to take over the country. | ||
| You will not talk about that. | ||
| You will not talk about that. | ||
| That will be an executive session, Inouye said from Hawaii. | ||
| I am the chairman. | ||
| Shut up! | ||
| We'll have to wait years to do this because of what you've just done. | ||
| But see, now they don't wait. | ||
| They just do it. | ||
| And FEMA gets caught doing it in plain view. | ||
| And we go, man, they really screwed up cutting those communications lines. | ||
| They really screwed up for days holding back the police and rescue workers with food and water. | ||
| FEMA lost control and couldn't hold back the help. | ||
| You understand? | ||
| They were holding the help back. | ||
| We're a giving good people. | ||
| People wanted to help. | ||
| Let's see now, FEMA screwed up so bad we better give up all our rights to them. | ||
| Go ahead, caller. | ||
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Hi, Alex. | |
| How you doing? | ||
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Okay, I want to change the subject a little bit with Bush bumping Roberts up to Chief Justice now. | |
| Whoever they put in there is going to be a scumbag. | ||
| The court has said that black people aren't human beings, and we just ignored those laws, and they can say we're all slaves and there's no private property. | ||
| I'm not following anything that Supreme Court does. | ||
| It's an illegitimate criminal government. | ||
| It's not my government. | ||
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Let me just ask you something about Roberts has been known to be high up in the Federalist Society. | |
| I wanted to get your take on them, what you know about their history. | ||
| If you would, could you give me a kind of a brief history of your view of the Supreme Court from the beginnings and where it went wrong? | ||
| Well, sure. | ||
| I mean, that's a huge subject. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| The Founding Fathers didn't agree on everything, but clearly the legislative is the most powerful because it's the most balkanized. | ||
| It has the greatest separation of powers. | ||
| Because our founding fathers did not trust man. | ||
| They knew that power corrupts absolutely. | ||
| You give government unlimited power, it will be abused. | ||
| Even if you have angels in government, evil people will assassinate them to then get control of those levers. | ||
| So legislative, judicial, executive. | ||
| The legislative... | ||
| Gives the power through law unto the president on a few items to execute. | ||
| And the judicial then looks at what the executive is doing, looks at what the Congress is doing, the legislative, and can rebuke it if it thinks it's a problem. | ||
| But really it's a check and balance. | ||
| But it is trumped by the Congress that can even... | ||
| Remove members of the court, change its setup. | ||
| But instead, they've made the executive numero uno, which then basically appoints the judicial, and they've made the legislative the diminutive, the weakest. | ||
| And that is totally upside down. | ||
| Gridlock is good. | ||
| You want counties. | ||
| And you want rivalries between counties. | ||
| You don't want people getting together, government getting together. | ||
| You know government's evil, so you play it off against itself. | ||
| You play on these petty dictators all fighting with each other for control to stave off government imperialism. | ||
| And that's what our country is. | ||
| Government's pure evil. | ||
| It's always evil. | ||
| Any good it does, it's like the mob. | ||
| They'll give you a loan. | ||
| Well, isn't the Don nice for giving you that loan? | ||
| Yeah, but he wants 30% interest on it. | ||
| And if you pay the loan, he's going to still want you to hire his cousin. | ||
| Well, the government's even worse, folks. | ||
| We've totally lost our heritage. | ||
| And Judge Roberts believes that grabbing American citizens without charge and holding them in torture camps is good. | ||
| He agrees with Gonzalez. | ||
| He believes Bush is above the law. | ||
| And he's not really a conservative. | ||
| Well, seven of the nine have been appointed by Republicans, and look at the court. | ||
| It's pure bull. | ||
| Go ahead, caller. | ||
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unidentified
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Yeah, hi, Alex. | |
| Hi. | ||
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unidentified
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Yeah, hi. | |
| I was wondering if you thought about maybe this distraction from the whole Carl Rowe thing. | ||
| You know, have you heard anything else develop from that, you know, as far as about the leak and everything? | ||
| You know, because of the hurricanes. | ||
| Well, we don't hear about, yeah, I mean, we don't hear anymore about the gay madams, the male whores in the White House at all hours. | ||
| We don't hear about the Christian conservative male whores. | ||
| We don't hear any more about the open borders. | ||
| We don't hear any more about the war and the lies and the no-WMDs. | ||
| We don't hear any more about Valerie Plame. | ||
| We don't hear any more about PNAC saying they wanted to invade Iraq for no reason. | ||
| No, no. | ||
| It's all the hurricane, the crisis. | ||
| The crisis. | ||
| There are reports, it has been reported by the news, that witnesses saw explosions going off in the area that FEMA was right before the levees broke. | ||
| Right before water was reported. | ||
| And I can't confirm that, but I know this. | ||
| We caught FEMA cutting lines, jamming police, not letting water through. | ||
| They didn't screw up, folks. | ||
| That'd be like if I got caught robbing a bank. | ||
| And I walked into the bank, and I said, put all the money in the bags. | ||
| And they put the money in the bags. | ||
| And I'm walking out with these big bags, and the cops pull up, and I go, I'm sorry. | ||
| I thought I was making a withdrawal. | ||
| I just screwed up, and I laid the gun down. | ||
| The cops go, go ahead and go. | ||
| You just, it was an accident what you did. | ||
| I mean, FEMA is holding back the police, holding back the rescue workers from the state. | ||
| When the regular army got there, they just stood around and aimed guns at people. | ||
| They held it back as long as they could to get the biggest crisis they could, because then they go, we're just dumb. | ||
| We need total dictatorship now to keep you safe. | ||
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Roger, Roger. | |
| Blow the dikes. | ||
| Roger, Roger. | ||
| I mean, it's just, Roger, Roger. | ||
| Cut the lines. | ||
| Roger, Roger. | ||
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Hi. | |
| We'll get the water when we can. | ||
| Thank you. | ||
| Keep the operation moving. | ||
| I mean, that's what they do, folks. | ||
| So, good questions. | ||
| I mean, Roberts, all these people. | ||
| It's like Arnold Schwarzenegger, openly saying he admired Hitler and wanted to be Hitler and all this stuff, but the Jewish groups give him awards. | ||
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Oh, he's a good man. | |
| Then if you fight Nazis, you'll be called a Nazi. | ||
| Literally, the Zionists actually funded Hitler. | ||
| That's now mainstream news. | ||
| Then, on top of all this, Rehnquist did have on his deed, don't sell my house to blacks or Jews. | ||
| Rink did try to keep blacks from voting, and it's like, well, he didn't mean that. | ||
| It's like William Byrd. | ||
| Well, he was a Grand Dragon, but, you know, friendly. | ||
| Whereas I'm out bullhorning the Klan. | ||
| The Klan must be shut down. | ||
| The Klan is a federal operation. | ||
| By the way, Mecha says whites should be driven out of the country and killed. | ||
| I mean, I have their own manuals. | ||
| You're evil! | ||
| You're against Mecha being funded by the very same bankers. | ||
| I want to break this country down. | ||
| I mean, just get over it, folks. | ||
| Realize how you've been manipulated. | ||
| All of you. | ||
| I'm tired of it. | ||
| The Mexican supremacists, you feel like you're fighting the New World Order? | ||
| You're in their lap. | ||
| You feel like all this La Reconquista stuff? | ||
| That was written up by Washington policy planners in the 1960s. | ||
| They take legitimate... | ||
| Movements and things, and they twist them and use them. | ||
| And you'll never listen, so just fine. | ||
| The white supremacists won't listen. | ||
| The Zionist supremacists won't listen. | ||
| The Mexican supremacists won't listen. | ||
| You won't listen. | ||
| But the good people of America, black, white, Hispanic, purple, blue, you will. | ||
| And we're going to stand up against this. | ||
| This is our country. | ||
| Go ahead, caller. | ||
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How you doing? | |
| Hey, wanted to say, you know, why can't we get together a march against FEMA? Take away some of their steam. | ||
| There's a lot of other things that we can do. | ||
| Right now we know that there are dozens and dozens of patents in the U.S. Patent Office that are being sat on that can produce power. | ||
| We can take away the power of the oil. | ||
| I have designs of my own. | ||
| I'm an engineer. | ||
| That's what I do. | ||
| But, you know, there are things that we can do. | ||
| I mean, I have manuals put out by General Motors where they had 100-mile-a-gallon systems back in the 70s. | ||
| The Japanese have it. | ||
| And that's just, by using all the gases, that's not even some new fancy dandy stuff. | ||
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Well, Tesla came up with a lot of things in the 20s that could have easily taken over that. | |
| And the FBI grabbed all his stuff when he died. | ||
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Yeah, I know. | |
| It absolutely kills me. | ||
| There's only four of his notebooks left that are actually published. | ||
| Notorious note-taker, one of my personal heroes. | ||
| But, yeah, they branded him as a Looney Tune. | ||
| Yeah, he just invented hundreds of things. | ||
| He just invented hundreds of things. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| But, you know, I called all Austinites, all Americans, period. | ||
| Let's get together in March. | ||
| Let's bring down this joke of FEMA. Well, I mean, hearing my babbling report, but it's all documented, I mean, do you get what I'm saying here? | ||
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Yes. | |
| Well, good. | ||
| I mean, do you agree with it? | ||
| What do you say? | ||
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Oh, yeah, yeah, of course. | |
| I mean, it's painfully obvious of what's going on. | ||
| I mean, they're trying to push us into the same thing that, like you said, basically what Hitler did. | ||
| Well, they're acting like they're inept. | ||
| Oh, they flew to the wrong Charleston. | ||
| Ooh, they don't know. | ||
| Some of them are, but it took work to hold back the rescue workers. | ||
| It took work to jam the communications. | ||
| It took work to cut the lines. | ||
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Yep. | |
| And all it really takes is for America to open their eyes and see this stuff. | ||
| And I think, you know, I think America is really heading for another revolution. | ||
| I think we are, too. | ||
| We're out of time. | ||
| Sorry to the other callers. | ||
| Alamo Drafthouse called me up and said, Alex, we really want you to come back and have some more showings of your documentaries. | ||
| And I already had six showings of martial law that overflowed. | ||
| And it's going to be on the 9th. | ||
| And the 10th of October. | ||
| And I tell you this because, you know, once the tickets are available, they're all gone, usually in a few days. | ||
| But I just mentioned that coming up on the 9th at the Alamo Draft House downtown, the 9th of October, 7 o'clock Sunday, October 9th, and then on Monday, October 10th, at the Alamo Draft House on South Lamar, my personal favorite, Not as trendy as the downtown one, but who am I to be trendy? | ||
| It's going to be in there on their biggest screen, of course. | ||
| I'm going to be showing the re-edited, re-cut Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove. | ||
| It's never been on the big screen when we infiltrated the occult compound. | ||
| And 25 minutes of new footage and update. | ||
| Really powerful stuff. | ||
| So that's coming up the 9th at the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar. | ||
| And that's coming up on the 10th, no, the 9th, Alamo Draft House downtown, the 10th, South of Mar. | ||
| And Infowars.com, PrisonPlanet.com will have more info. | ||
| God bless you all. | ||
| Giving up your liberty doesn't give you security. | ||
| It gives you tyranny. | ||
| And the good folks are going to win out over the evil. | ||
| God bless you all. |
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