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You're tuned in to the American Journal with your host Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this scene. | ||
| Get everybody in the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, let's jam. | ||
| In Davos, Switzerland, Switzerland, Klaus Schwab and his fellow wannabe tyrants have come out into the open as the arbiters of world government. Klaus Schwab and his fellow wannabe tyrants have come | ||
| They are openly calling for world war and the end of national sovereignty. | ||
| And they openly acknowledge that they must move quickly to be victorious. | ||
| Many are celebrating the fact that the people of Sri Lanka are rising up against their corrupt politicians, burning their homes and destroying city property. | ||
| But this is nothing to celebrate. | ||
| This is exactly what the World Economic Forum is hoping for. | ||
| They want governments to be destroyed and the people to lose all faith in the nation-state. | ||
| Their plan is to starve the people into destroying their own governments so they can act as saviors. | ||
| It is important for Americans to realize that the current administration is not failing at all. | ||
| They are accomplishing exactly what they set out to do. | ||
| They did not steal the 2020 election to secure power. | ||
| They did it to destroy America and destabilize the entire system. | ||
| And they are rapidly succeeding. | ||
| The voices calling for violence are as ignorant and mad as they sound. | ||
| Violence towards who? | ||
| How will you organize? | ||
| And who are you going to fight? | ||
| Your brainwashed sheep neighbors? | ||
| That is exactly what the globalists want you to do. | ||
| And if your plan is to wait until they come to your door, then you'll just be a dangerous animal in a cave on someone else's private property. | ||
| But there are solutions. | ||
| For example, before passing in March of 2022, the great Jordan Maxwell's last project was to save America from global governance with America 21. | ||
| America 21's mission is to gut the system of globalist interference and reclaim all of America by 2025 so that we can rebuild our agriculture, production, and energy and become a self-sufficient nation that serves the people. | ||
| America 21 is calling for a complete withdrawal from all treaties and influences of the United Nations and World Economic Forum. | ||
| Washington, D.C. is just a symbol of our old corrupt federal government. | ||
| The New World leaders are living abroad, and the only way they can control us is through the compliance of our local governments. | ||
| According to America 21, your focus needs to be where you live, in your county and city. | ||
| Global governance ultimately depends on your county being taken over. | ||
| This is where you need to resist now. | ||
| This is how the United Nations and the globalists have been doing it, and it's the only way to properly reverse it. | ||
| America 21 has been having success in Montana, and they freely share their working model and support at America21century.com, such as learning what language to look for in your local governments to detect UN initiatives and protocols being deployed by your local officials. | ||
| Keywords such as 2030, sustainable development, and carbon neutral. | ||
| Your local officials have to live with you, and in most cases will prefer to keep their jobs. | ||
| Our voting system may be broken, but our elected officials still work for us. | ||
| And if enough of us come together, we can put the pressure on them to renounce global governance and to serve the will of the people. | ||
| This is the law of the land. | ||
| It really is just that simple. | ||
| But we have to come together and get active. | ||
| Americans have a choice. | ||
| We can either take action to purge the system of corrupt politicians and their thugs, or we can stop complaining about them and be good slaves. | ||
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | ||
| It's not too late, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We can save the world from globalist domination. | ||
| You just have to stand up, fight back, and reclaim America. | ||
| How we can take back America. | ||
| That's the latest from Greg Reese on Bandai Video. | ||
| Stay with us. We'll be back. The American Journal begins on the other side. | ||
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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| You came down to this southern town last summer. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| It is Memorial Day. | ||
| We're not taking a day off. | ||
| No, we're here to actually attempt in some way to uphold and maintain the America that our forefathers fought and died for. | ||
| So, big thank you to all of the veterans and those who came before who gave their lives to ensure that we had the freedoms that our founders intended. | ||
| Unfortunately, things have gone a little off the rails recently. | ||
| I don't know if you've noticed, but we'll be talking about the military a little bit later today and how the globalist Utilize the patriotism that Americans feel towards their own destruction. | ||
| And it's really the most wicked part of all this. | ||
| But it also makes sense. | ||
| Like, you sort of wonder every once in a while why these people who clearly despise America, you know, whether it's Kamala Harris or Joe Biden, like, they really just... | ||
| They're constantly seething with this disdain for regular American people. | ||
| They don't exactly hide it. | ||
| They're actually kind of open about it. | ||
| You have Joe Biden bragging, saying, the age of the white man is over. | ||
| We're going to go away now, and we're going to be gone and destroyed. | ||
| And it's just like, what are you? | ||
| You're reveling in the destruction of a race? | ||
| What the hell is wrong with you? | ||
| And so you sort of wonder then why they, at the same time that they are advocating and supported by groups that burn the American flag and chant no USA at all, like that's their ultimate goal, then simultaneously they embrace the flag and say how patriotic they are and try to reference the historical American nation as As if that is the continuity that they're a part of. | ||
| That's a legacy that they embrace and uphold when it's clearly not. | ||
| And then you realize the reason is that without those drivers... | ||
| They don't have the military and they can't achieve anything without the military. | ||
| And so they're constantly playing this balance game of destroying America from the inside, despising and hating the American people and everything that America stands for and slowly but surely choking off our every liberty and freedom. | ||
| Balancing that with using the military to do this sort of stuff. | ||
| It's an interesting sort of back and forth that they continuously play to the detriment of absolutely everybody. | ||
| And you really got to wonder what's going to happen in the military. | ||
| Are they going to wake up and realize that the people giving them orders despise them and are actively working towards their own destruction? | ||
| Are they going to live up to the oath that they take and the indoctrination that they go through? | ||
| About the American people and American pride and American superiority and American exceptionalism and the value of freedom. | ||
| All these things have to be inculcated into the minds of the soldiers because you're not just going to go give your life up so Joe Biden's son can be flushed with crack cocaine because he's involved in weapons deals and oil purchases. | ||
| Not exactly the most inspiring thing to fight for. | ||
| Get out there and fight, boys. | ||
| We gotta go. And yes, you might die, but know it's in the service of Hunter Biden's cocaine addiction. | ||
| Know that with your sacrifice, we will... | ||
| Whatever. I don't know. | ||
| Whatever our goals are, right? | ||
| We will buy John Kerry another private jet. | ||
| Get out there and sacrifice yourself for Klaus Schwab's egotistical aggrandizement. | ||
| Not exactly the most inspiring thing. | ||
| So you have to tell them that what they're fighting for is freedom and liberty worldwide when in reality it doesn't even enter into the conversation. | ||
| The people actually telling the army where to go and who to fight don't even pretend to Actually be in service of any greater American goal. | ||
| So I wonder where we're going to go. | ||
| Because either the U.S. Army will be our bulwark against communism, or it'll succumb to it. | ||
| The problem is a lot of the latest information shows that the damage being done to the military is even greater than the damage the Democrats are doing to the American people. | ||
| So we'll just see. | ||
| We'll get into all of it and we'll show you some videos of what's happening in the military these days. | ||
| What's behind the utter collapse of any semblance of respectability in our military branches. | ||
| And again, it's not about saying military branches are bad. | ||
| It's about hating the people that have infiltrated these institutions and turned them against their own ends. | ||
| So we'll see. | ||
| But let's begin today, as we do every day, with our daily dispatch, shall we? | ||
| For Monday, the 30th of May, 2022, MasterCard launches Smile2Pay system amid privacy concerns. | ||
| MasterCard is rolling out a controversial program that will allow shoppers to pay at the till with a mere smile or wave of the hand as it tries to secure a slice of the $18 billion biometrics market. | ||
| Thanks, MasterCard. | ||
| We love it. It was so hard having a card in our pocket that paid for things instantly. | ||
| It was just a... | ||
| It was an overwhelming burden. | ||
| We just couldn't handle this motion. | ||
| Oh, God. Oh, man. | ||
| It's so difficult to do, to take out a card and pay for something with a card. | ||
| It's too difficult. | ||
| I'd rather just be enslaved in a biometric panopticon of technocratic control that determines whether or not I live or die. | ||
| It's so much easier than getting a card out of my wallet. | ||
| Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul Pelosi has been arrested for alleged drunk driving. | ||
| Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was arrested for drunk driving after a two-vehicle collision in their home state of California late Saturday, according to the California Highway Patrol and court records. | ||
| The CHP says Pelosi 82 was driving a 2021 Porsche that was hit by a 2014 Jeep as Pelosi's car tried to cross a state road in Napa County. | ||
| Pelosi was booked into the Napa County Detention Center on two DUI-related counts. | ||
| He was released Sunday morning on $5,000 bail. | ||
| Court records show no one was hurt and the Jeep's driver was not arrested. | ||
| And if only. | ||
| If only that was the... | ||
| Worst thing that the Pelosi's had been up to. | ||
| Hundreds of millions of dollars in monies pilfered from the American people and taxpayers around the world. | ||
| Do you despise these people yet? | ||
| Is the feeling mutual? | ||
| Because they despise you. You think anything's gonna happen to this guy? | ||
| I know I've had friends that have been arrested for DUI and they didn't even get into a crash. | ||
| Some breathalyzer thing, and their whole world is turned upside down. | ||
| They're crippled by the debt of paying it off. | ||
| They have to go through all sorts of programs, and it really is a huge burden, and it should be, since it's one of the leading causes of death in this country. | ||
| The number of children killed by gunmen at schools since 1999 is like 169 or something, while the number of people killed by drunk driving accidents is upwards of 100,000. | ||
| So maybe we can get our priorities straight and focus on the real things destroying our country. | ||
| Slowly but surely. But I wonder what Paul Pelosi is going to be doing. | ||
| Will he be spending his last few years in jail? | ||
| He should. He deserves to. | ||
| He broke the law. | ||
| He caused a car crash. | ||
| He could have killed somebody. | ||
| But of course not. Of course he's not going to. | ||
| We don't live in a democracy or a republic where nobody's above the law. | ||
| They're all above the law. | ||
| And if you're not one of them, then the law is there to crush and destroy you. | ||
| Meanwhile, the DOJ is launching an investigation into the police response to the Uvalde school shooting. | ||
| Not a lot of new information has come out, but a lot of more confusion and concern and questions about why exactly the decisions that were made were made. | ||
| And all I have to say is, boy, how times have changed. | ||
| I wonder what could be behind this. | ||
| I don't know if you remember, but there have been other school shootings in the past, and the reaction to those is unquestioning adherence to the mainstream story. | ||
| Now a lot of questions about what really happened and whether it was a false flag. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Finishing up with our daily dispatch here. | ||
| A man dressed as a woman throws cake at the Mona Lisa. | ||
| A man dressed as an old woman who reportedly smeared cake on glass protecting Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, the Mona Lisa, at the Louvre on Sunday. | ||
| According to reports, a man donned a wig and posed as an elderly woman in a wheelchair before entering the Louvre Art Museum in Paris, France. | ||
| Yes, an act that in and of itself would have inspired a great deal of suspicion mere years ago. | ||
| Now, I'm sure people are afraid to even ask, right? | ||
| I don't know. Have you ever seen a young man try to dress up as an old woman? | ||
| It's not very convincing. | ||
| Usually it's not very convincing. | ||
| Even, you know, high-level Hollywood productions that try this stuff, they don't look like, you know, convincing at all. | ||
| And so you gotta wonder, this dude, clearly not an old woman, dressed up as an old woman, I think the Lou security guard was just like, just don't say anything. | ||
| Just let him right through. We don't need a controversy here. | ||
| Just let him through. I'm sure they're not up to anything suspicious. | ||
| Video of the incident was posted on Twitter with the comment, maybe this is just nuts to me, but a man dressed as a woman as an old lady jumps out of a wheelchair, attempted to smash the bulletproof glass of the Mona Lisa, then proceeds to smear cake on the glass and throws roses everywhere before being tackled by security. | ||
| The alleged perpetrator reportedly smeared cake on the glass in an effort to raise awareness about the destruction of planet Earth, witnesses claimed. | ||
| Yet again, it's just like... | ||
| It's just insane. | ||
| It's just totally insane that we have things like the World Economic Forum happening right now with the elite in the world just openly prescribing an end... | ||
| Establishing a world government system of just absolute control. | ||
| Just like abortion. | ||
| There's just so much stuff going on. | ||
| That it's like people don't... | ||
| Not only are they not protesting it, they're not even talking about it. | ||
| And it's like anytime you see somebody actually out in public risking their lives and risking jail time to make some sort of protest, it's the stupidest crap. | ||
| It's always about... The earth being destroyed as if there aren't innumerable programs already in place right now working towards your ends which are not going to save the earth but are going to enrich massive conglomerates of corporations and continue to destroy the earth at incredibly rapid rate. | ||
| But again, it's like, you know, whether it was in the 2020 election when women stormed onto the stage of Joe Biden to protest milk. | ||
| Right? Or last week you had a woman storm onto the basketball court during a live NBA game to protest, I don't know, fur or something. | ||
| Right? Just like, just totally stupid. | ||
| Protesting the destruction of the earth. | ||
| Well done. Oh, everything's better now. | ||
| You did it. We all thought the earth was fine and then you smeared cake on the Mona Lisa and now we realize the danger that we're in and we all have to stop eating meat and stop driving cars and download a track and trace program onto our phone that will dictate how much we can purchase or not and we have to have biometric scanners To purchase things so we can't, you know, circumvent the system and buy food through somebody else's ID. I mean, it's just, it's just all so stupid. | ||
| So unbelievably stupid. | ||
| The things that people choose to protest, the things that people risk their lives, risk jail time, try to destroy ancient and priceless pieces of art over the earth being destroyed. | ||
| Well, the earth is being destroyed, and it's being destroyed by the very same people that are proposing and continuing and perpetrating the carbon crisis nonsense. | ||
| That really is the most amazing part, is that you have these corporations, like hiring Greta Thunberg to give a speech, and... | ||
| You know, just spending billions of dollars on climate reduction programs. | ||
| We're building giant machines that run on electricity to suck the carbon out of the air. | ||
| And it's like meanwhile all of these very same corporations are just like flattening the rainforest. | ||
| Just like obliterating entire ecosystems in a single go. | ||
| And then offshoring all of their stuff to China. | ||
| Who has no environmental limits whatsoever and is responsible for like 80% of the plastics in the ocean. | ||
| And then they embrace globalism where things are shipped across the Pacific Ocean three times before they arrive back where they started to be sold. | ||
| I mean, God, it is the most ridiculous thing. | ||
| Scam the world has ever seen. | ||
| These red-faced morons screeching about things they don't understand. | ||
| Convinced that they're a part of a grassroots movement to save the world. | ||
| In reality, they don't even know that they're puppets. | ||
| They're puppets who can't even see the strings pulling them that are being manipulated by literal billionaires who fly private jets around the world. | ||
| My God, it's just almost impossible to comprehend how we've gotten to this place. | ||
| Except when you understand that it is the result of concerted decades-long efforts by the very people they think that they're fighting back against. | ||
| We deserve a future! | ||
| What are they talking about? | ||
| Seriously, what are they talking about? | ||
| My God. So, yeah, there you go. | ||
| Some guy attacks the Mona Lisa to save Earth. | ||
| He did it. Wow, congratulations, you guys. | ||
| You're so powerful and smart and good. | ||
| You're standing up against the power. | ||
| Oh, my God. | ||
| And we'll talk about... | ||
| Somebody's uncovered another little, you know, scenario planning tabletop game that was held by... | ||
| Who was it exactly? | ||
| The World Wildlife Foundation in this case. | ||
| Another one of these three-letter non-governmental organizations run by billionaires used to consolidate control and lead everybody down the same path towards destruction. | ||
| In 2015, they held a little training scenario. | ||
| Where things like a food crisis in the year 2022 came about following an outbreak of disease as well as the fall of the governments of Pakistan and Ukraine. | ||
| Wow, they're so good at predicting things, guys. | ||
| And, of course, the title of this program was Global Food Crisis Leads to Carbon Control System or something of the sort. | ||
| Or essentially they say that in order to save the earth, they have to track your carbon, which means track your life, which means track every penny spent, every conversation you have, putting in a database and determining whether you are good and deserve privileges or whether you are bad and evil and must be starved out and allowed to die. | ||
| When you understand, there's no limiting factor to these people, right? | ||
| You remember during COVID, and to this day probably, I haven't heard any stories reversing the trend, they'll deny a kidney to somebody who doesn't get the vaccine. | ||
| They'll deny a heart transplant to someone who needs it because they have not gotten an experimental mRNA vaccine that doesn't prevent the virus. | ||
| You think people that are willing to give you the death sentence for refusing to get a vaccine are going to be any less extreme when it comes to carbon? | ||
| They're going to start executing people based on carbon. | ||
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You get that, right? You're tuned in to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. We're going to start off talking a little bit about Ukraine as everything we said about Ukraine has turned out to be absolutely and undeniably true. | ||
| And it's really amazing. You know, I don't have any inside sources, really. | ||
| Let's be honest. I mean, I have connections to different places. | ||
| I can, you know, confirm things if I need to. | ||
| But most of the time, you know, we make no bones about it. | ||
| When we're making predictions or describing exactly what we think is behind certain events in the mainstream news, we tell you why we think it. | ||
| It's not because we have some sort of inside line, here's what's really happening. | ||
| It's just like, let's look at the facts as we know them and come to some sort of conclusion. | ||
| And it's quite literally as simple as that. | ||
| We're just right about everything. | ||
| Literally everything. I mean, it really is... | ||
| Kind of mind-blowing just how wrong the mainstream media is, especially when you can take the conclusions of the mainstream media and just think about them for yourself for a second. | ||
| So in terms of Ukraine, we told you for several months, well, Alex Jones told you in October that the war would begin in the second week of February because that was the inside information he got. | ||
| He actually does have inside sources. | ||
| But when it came to the build-up to the war, We had guests on and we just, you know, figured it out for ourselves from the mainstream media reporting. | ||
| We knew that Russia would be invading because for the two months prior to the invasion, every chance of diplomacy was scuttled and destroyed by the US. We said there's no point to this war. | ||
| It's not a necessary war. | ||
| The things that Russia wants are not too extreme or so demanding that they're worth going to war over. | ||
| And this war, of course, is really just the conclusion to a decade-plus build-up conflict in the Ukraine, started by and continued by the American deep state, who uses Ukraine like a corrupt ATM to launder their money through. | ||
| So we said while they were negotiating, this is their last chance. | ||
| There's a diplomatic solution to what's going on in Ukraine right now. | ||
| And Russia's putting it on the table. | ||
| Russia's ready to come to some sort of agreement with the United States. | ||
| The United States is spitting in their face and completely ignoring any chance to maintain peace in favor of instigating a war. | ||
| And then when Russia invaded, every story that you heard was about how Russia was— I mean, within like three days of the Ukrainian invasion, starting people were saying, Russia's over. | ||
| It's done. It's already lost this war. | ||
| They'll be retreating tomorrow. | ||
| It's over for Russia. | ||
| They don't know what they're getting into. | ||
| And what did we say? | ||
| Does that make any sense? Just in your own mind, does that make any sense at all, that the country of Russia would launch a war— That it wasn't prepared to carry on for more than a week? | ||
| Does that make any sense to you? | ||
| It made sense to all the mainstream media. | ||
| It made sense to all the pundits. | ||
| It made sense to all the politicians in Washington, D.C. It didn't make sense to me, though. | ||
| It shouldn't have made sense to any of you. | ||
| It didn't make any sense. But this is the thing. | ||
| It doesn't take a genius to figure this stuff out because they aren't geniuses in acting it. | ||
| It's very brutal and obvious the way that they're acting. | ||
| And it just takes... I don't know, the courage to just see this for yourself. | ||
| So as the mainstream media was telling you, what, three months ago, Russia's over. | ||
| It's done. It's folded in. | ||
| We said, actually, they're going to continue this war. | ||
| They've probably planned on this war for lasting a very long time. | ||
| And they're probably going to win at the end of it. | ||
| And of course, that's essentially where we are now. | ||
| Russian troops entering Severodonetsk. | ||
| I have no idea how to pronounce that. | ||
| The Russian-battered eastern Ukrainian city of Sevier Donetsk appears to be on the brink of becoming another Mariupol on Monday. | ||
| As the mayor told the Associated Press that Russian troops have entered, power and communications have been cut, and the city has been completely ruined. | ||
| Moscow seeks to capture all of Ukraine's industrial Donbass region, and Sevier Donetsk is the key to that. | ||
| Fear of street fighting is underway in the city as Ukrainian defenders are trying to push the Russians out. | ||
| Mayor Oleksandr... | ||
| Stryuk told the AP in a phone interview, AP troops have advanced, I'm sorry, Russian troops have advanced a few blocks towards the city center, he said. | ||
| The number of victims rising every hour but were unable to count the dead and wounded amid the street fighting. | ||
| He said 12,000 to 13,000 civilians left the city that once held more than 100,000 are sheltering in basements and bunkers to escape the Russian bombardment. | ||
| Doesn't sound like Russia's losing. | ||
| Actually, it sounds like Ukrainian President Zelensky is begging for peace at this point, and Russia's not interested in peace. | ||
| No, they were interested in peace before the war broke out. | ||
| They were offering peace terms. | ||
| And early on in the war, they tried to come to some swift conclusion. | ||
| Ukraine continued to involve other players, continued to get weapons from NATO and other anti-Russian allies, and Really done a number to the Russian military. | ||
| So now Russia's like, no, I think we're going to end this. | ||
| I think we're going to stay in it until we get what we want fully without even having to go to the negotiation table. | ||
| You will surrender to us. | ||
| There will be no peace deal. | ||
| There will be an unconditional surrender of Ukraine. | ||
| That's the idea in the Russians' mind. | ||
| Again, all of this is simply either mismanagement or just purposefully sacrificing Ukraine on behalf of the globalist contingent. | ||
| So again, if you're watching the mainstream media, it's just got to be strange to hear that Russia is losing for three months in a row. | ||
| Does that not cause any questions in your mind? | ||
| Russia collapsing. | ||
| Vladimir Putin is dead. | ||
| Putin's gambit. He's losing so bad. | ||
| Okay, well, he just took Mariupol, but it was not easy for him. | ||
| Okay, well, now he has the steel plant, but he's going to collapse eventually. | ||
| And now he's advancing further into Ukraine as he continues to slowly but surely move their way towards total domination of the country. | ||
| And I guess here's the spoiler alert. | ||
| Nothing's going to stop them unless America or NATO get involved. | ||
| We can only spend so many billions of dollars on weapons manufacturing before either Ukraine's got to collapse or NATO and America get involved. | ||
| Now, if it's up to me, if I was president of the United States or even president of Ukraine in this situation, I'd probably have the humility to just step down and recognize that my own personal occupation of this presidential position is not worth tens of thousands of dead and hundreds of thousands of displaced and millions of refugees. | ||
| It's just not worth it. | ||
| If I was president of America, I'd say, look, you got yourself into this mess. | ||
| You have to get yourself out of it. | ||
| You're going to have to surrender to Russia. | ||
| And that's just how it is. | ||
| I'm not going to war for you. | ||
| I'm not going to risk nuclear annihilation. | ||
| I'm not going to pick up a gun and go put my life at risk for some corrupt oligarch in Ukraine. | ||
| Why would I? Why would I put my country at that risk? | ||
| Doesn't make any sense. | ||
| No, I do nothing of the sort. | ||
| But of course, that's because I care about America. | ||
| It's because I care about the people of the West. | ||
| It's because I actually care about the people of Ukraine. | ||
| See, the people in positions of power now could not care less. | ||
| I mean that when I say it. | ||
| They could not. | ||
| They care as little as it's humanly possible to care about these people. | ||
| They are the ones, people in the West, the oligarchs that we have in our country, billionaires in our country, oligarchs in Russia, right? | ||
| An anthropist in our country, oligarchical terrorist in Russia. | ||
| No, it's the same people actually. | ||
| Same ones, both of our countries. | ||
| They both could not give less of a damn about the people of America or the people of Ukraine. | ||
| They were simply chess pieces to be used and disposed of in pursuit of higher goals. | ||
| Of course, people of Ukraine, at least they get guns. | ||
| At least they get to have guns. | ||
| They get more guns than they can possibly know what to do with. | ||
| They get missiles and sidewinders and all sorts of crazy stuff while they try to disarm us here at home. | ||
| Again, honestly, if you can't see through this scam, it really is hopeless. | ||
| You got a Ukrainian flag in your bio and yet are promoting gun control? | ||
| Yes. Yes. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to go to your phone calls in the next hour, so I'll go ahead and open up the lines right now. | ||
| The number to dial is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Give us a call, 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| We still have a lot to talk about today, including just some very, very strange transhumanist news that really will send a shiver down your spine. | ||
| Stay tuned for that. But give us a call about any and all topics, 1-877-792539, Ukrainian war, gun control, the stupidity of the left, just whatever you want. | ||
| Give us a call. That's what we're here for. | ||
| Actually, last Friday was some of the best calls we've ever had. | ||
| If you called in last Friday and were not able to get on and are listening right now, call in right now. | ||
| Tell the phone operator that you called in and were left on hold last Friday, and we will get you on ASAP. In the meantime, let's, while the phone lines continue to fill up here, cover this story from im1776.com. | ||
| That's the letters I-M-1-7-7-6 dot C-O-M. Servant of the Corrupt. | ||
| There's another one of these articles where... | ||
| You read it and you go, wow, that's a lot of good information. | ||
| I want to share this. I'll go through and highlight the important stuff. | ||
| And then you end up highlighting the entire dang thing. | ||
| So if you want to find this article, of course, you can find the link to it on my substack, harrisonhillsmith.substack.com. | ||
| And read along with us, won't you, as we delve into the murky and corrupt cesspit of Ukrainian politics, the global centralized location of worldwide money laundering. | ||
| Mostly by Western influences. | ||
| In February 2021 So one year prior to the invasion by Russia. | ||
| By the order of President Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine shut down three domestic television channels, accusing them of spreading Russian propaganda. | ||
| Three months later, Zelensky arrested Viktor Medyakov, who was at the time leading the second largest party in Ukraine's national parliament, the pro-Russia and Euroskeptic opposition platform for life. | ||
| Zelensky did not have trouble incinerating vaunted democratic norms well before Russia crossed the Rubicon into Ukraine this year. | ||
| So it was no surprise when he did it again amid the war in late March, invoking emergency powers under martial law to nationalize TV channels and ban 11 opposition parties, including OPZZH. | ||
| All supposedly done in the name of combating Russian misinformation and Russian sympathizers, even though OPZZH's then chairman, Boyko, Denounced the war and called for a ceasefire in the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine. | ||
| Zelensky, however, wouldn't miss another opportunity to clip the wings of political opposition in his country. | ||
| Certainly not now that Western media rationalizes and glorifies his every move. | ||
| Yeah, see, when he did it last year, when he did it in February of 2021, there were all these stories in mainstream news saying Ukraine is the most corrupt place in the world, the certainly most corrupt country in Europe, even more corrupt than Russia. | ||
| Which is often portrayed as the epitome of oligarchy and corruption, but Ukraine was actually more so. | ||
| And Zelensky was not shy about his flexing of his presidential powers to crush his political enemies. | ||
| Does it remind you of anywhere else? | ||
| Russian disinformation. | ||
| We better crush our political opponents because Russian disinformation. | ||
| Because they're in league with Russia. | ||
| so we better eliminate their ability to be represented in the political sphere. | ||
| Does that remind you of anything? | ||
| Is it not weird that Ukraine ran the same playbook that was run by the American deep state against the Trump campaign? | ||
| Is that weird to anybody else? | ||
| A little strange? | ||
| I mean, we've been making fun of it for a while, but the idea of we must enact speech controls, we must have censorship and... | ||
| You know, surveillance and all of this other stuff to prevent tyranny, to prevent despotism. | ||
| We're saving democracy by destroying all of the pillars of democracy. | ||
| We have to enact totalitarian policies to prevent totalitarianism. | ||
| And people actually fall for this. | ||
| To the point that they want to go to war over this. | ||
| They want to go to war in favor of Zelensky because they see him as a paragon of democracy despite the... | ||
| Overabundance of information showing that Zelensky is just as if not more corrupt than anybody else in the entire world. | ||
| The portrait, this article continues to say, the portrait of the Ukrainian president as a democratic paragon whitewashes the real Zelensky and conceals a vast web of corruption and international skullduggery of which Ukraine is situated in the center. | ||
| Understanding the real Zelensky requires seeing him as a creation of the Ukrainian oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky. | ||
| He is, in truth, a puppet of intrigue. | ||
| Though the actor-turned-politico campaigned on an anti-corruption reformer, the Pandora Papers showed him to be just as crooked as his predecessors. | ||
| Of more than 300 politicians and public officials, including several current and former national leaders in more than 91 countries and territories to whom the documents were linked, Ukraine was home to more secret offshore holdings than any other, including Russia. | ||
| The organized crime and corruption reporting project, which contributed to the investigation, found that just before Zelensky was elected president, he gifted his stake of a key offshore company, the British Virgin Islands registered Maltec's multinational corporation, to his business partner, soon to be his top presidential aide. | ||
| And in spite of giving up his shares, the documents show that an arrangement was soon made that would allow the offshore to keep paying dividends to a company that now belongs to his wife. | ||
| You want to talk about the Illuminati? | ||
| People go, what do you mean the Illuminati? | ||
| What do you mean these secret groups? | ||
| Well, do you know how to set up an offshore account that will be completely overlooked by tax collectors and can operate in complete and flagrant disregard of international monetary laws? | ||
| Do you know how to do that? Probably not, but there are lawyers out there that do. | ||
| How do you get access to them? | ||
| Well, you've got to find out who they are first. | ||
| You aren't going to find out who they are until you're told who they are, until somebody already in their group invites you into their group. | ||
| This is what we mean when we say Illuminati. | ||
| You have access to these tools and certain people that know how to do certain things so that you can become a billionaire, you can become a multimillionaire. | ||
| I mean, how does Nancy Pelosi become worth hundreds of millions of dollars when she's been in the government at a sub $200,000 wage since the dinosaurs walked the earth? | ||
| I mean, how does that happen? | ||
| Well, corruption. | ||
| Well, when you have lawyers who can manipulate the law and when you have judges that are also in your little group and also have offshore accounts. | ||
| And so there's a personal reason for them to not expose you knowing that they will be exposed if they do. | ||
| that's when you're in the Illuminati. | ||
| And, you know, whether it's financial blackmail or sexual blackmail, using pedophiles or Jeffrey Epstein's estate, they have power over you, even as they welcome you into their little group. | ||
| It's also true that Zelensky and his partners in a television production company set up a network of offshore firms dating back to at least 2012. | ||
| That was also the year the company began producing regular content for TV stations owned by Kolyamoysky, Ukraine's most flamboyant oligarch and Zelensky's key backer. | ||
| Just get a load of this line right here. | ||
| Kolyamoysky is known to have intimidated guests by feeding a live shark he kept in a huge aquarium at his office and even reportedly ordered contract killings. | ||
| The man is a literal Bond villain. | ||
| He has shark tanks in his office that he feeds live bait to in order to intimidate people. | ||
| I mean, is he literally Dr. | ||
| Evil? The answer, of course, is yes. | ||
| It's really a thing you need to understand. | ||
| These stories of, like, you go look at James Bond movies and you think that what they're depicting is some sort of You know, insane nonsense. | ||
| Do you not understand that the people that literally run the world, the billionaires who dictate to your national government what their policy is going to be and what path they're going to take, We're good to go. | ||
| That's how much money they have. | ||
| Saudi Arabians, British, Hungarian financiers, they don't belong to any one country. | ||
| They belong to nowhere and no one. | ||
| They belong to themselves and their own little cabal, their own little group, just like Ihor Kolomoisky. | ||
| And the real thing you need to understand is if you know their name, they're not the real people. | ||
| If you are aware of what their name is and what their face looks like, they are not the ones pulling the string. | ||
| George Soros is an underling. | ||
| You get that, right? You know the people that have the money in these offshore accounts? | ||
| You think these offshore accounts are counted in the Forbes 100 list? | ||
| Or whatever? No. People with trillions of dollars, manipulating things in Ukraine, bringing us to the brink of World War and nuclear annihilation, are doing it on purpose because they are satanic pedophiles that despise the goodness that America represents, and they're using Ukraine as a proxy war to destroy that nationalism and bring about globalism, just like happened after World War I and World War II. World War III will be the finest nail in the coffin. | ||
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You're tuned in to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| In the next segment, I'm going to continue to discuss this Koyla Moysky character, the literal Dr. | ||
| Evil and how he became a warlord in the east of Ukraine and helped to carry out the depopulation campaign against the Russian separatists there. | ||
| Again, folks, supervillains are real, just they aren't hiding as much anymore. | ||
| At least they're sending out their henchmen to package their takeover of the entire world in public-friendly wrapping paper. | ||
| We'll do that in the next segment. | ||
| I do want to go to some phone calls now. | ||
| How do you know that school's out for the summer? | ||
| Well, because Max in Kansas is able to call in. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Max. You're on the air talking about Memorial Day and the sacrifice that our ancestors made. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Max. You're on the air. | ||
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Hey, good morning, Harrison. Happy Memorial Day, man. | |
| A wonderful day of remembrance of our great men and women who died defending freedom. | ||
| And this will be a quick phone call, but I just wanted to share my long line of ancestors We've been here for hundreds of years actually serving this great nation. | ||
| So my family came here, I believe, in the 1740s or 50s, and I even have an ancestor by the name of Roswell Post who actually fought during the American Revolution. | ||
| And I found this out somewhere recently and thought that that was really, really cool. | ||
| I've got ancestors who actually fought for the Union during the Civil War. | ||
| My great-great-grandfather fought in World War I, and I have two great-great-uncles who fought in World War II actually, and one of them went to Japan. | ||
| And the other one was a combat engineer of the 149th Division, who was actually a part of the first wave of ships to arrive at Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944, a part of the D-Day invasion. | ||
| And he actually survived. | ||
| He survived that and made it home, which I thought that that was really cool. | ||
| I actually have, or my grandma has his flag. | ||
| Which, you know, the folded flag and a picture of them and all that really cool stuff, because we both like history and love to talk about that. | ||
| But, you know, hey, this is a really wonderful day, and I can't thank the veterans who listen in fours, who don't listen to whoever it is, America, enough for putting their lives on the line to serve our country. | ||
| But, yeah, that was basically how—God bless you, Harrison. | ||
| Have a good day, man. Well, thank you so much, Max. | ||
| And yeah, it's wonderful. | ||
| What a storied history your family has in combat. | ||
| And, you know, maybe something that's missing from, you know, the current world is it seems like all of our grandfathers were in the war. | ||
| All of our grandparents did something to contribute to a war effort. | ||
| And now it's just like, I don't know anybody. | ||
| I mean, Jake Lloyd, Jake Lloyd was a veteran, never went to war, but he actually was in the army and went through basic and everything, had an honorable discharge. | ||
| But back in the day, every single person was in the army. | ||
| Every single person went to war. | ||
| You can read stories about what America was like when World War I kicked off and our involvement there, where it was like suddenly there were no men in town anymore. | ||
| It was nothing but little boys and old men because all of those of fighting age had gone off to fight together. | ||
| And you can ask whether or not what they were fighting for back then was... | ||
| Legitimate or good, I think a lot of it was manipulation on the same scale that we experience now. | ||
| It's just back then people didn't have the resources to understand what exactly, you know, they were getting themselves into. | ||
| But it is amazing that it's almost every generation you go back had somebody doing something in the military. | ||
| And no wonder, you see, I mean, the military training and the military Boot camp and stuff. | ||
| I mean, it literally changes your mind. | ||
| It literally brainwashes you, gets rid of all your old instincts, and imbues you with new ones. | ||
| Many of them extremely positive. | ||
| Hard work, you know, resilience, the ability to maintain discipline even under, you know, insane circumstances. | ||
| These are all incredibly valuable things that we're Inculcated, that were indoctrinated into our forefathers that, you know, we've clearly lost. | ||
| Maybe that goes some way to describing why everybody these days is so fragile and stupid. | ||
| It's because they haven't been in a situation where they had to be strong and intelligent, like being in the Army or the Navy or the Marines. | ||
| Thanks for the call, Max. We'll be back on the other side with more about Ukraine and more of your phone calls. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. Let's talk a little bit more about Volodymyr Zelensky and who he is a puppet for, the Dr. Evil character Kolomoisky. | ||
| It's worth it to talk about this here on Memorial Day. | ||
| As a little reminder to everybody, Maybe not even a reminder. | ||
| Just a little piece of information for you. | ||
| That if the leaders in Washington get what they want and we actually go to war in Ukraine against Russia, know who you'll be fighting for. | ||
| Know what you really... | ||
| Who you're really serving and what you're really serving. | ||
| Because this is the thing. | ||
| It's such a tricky, like... | ||
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I don't know. | |
| I really don't know how to put it. | ||
| You'll want to be a patriot. | ||
| You'll want to support the troops, right? | ||
| And we do support the troops, obviously. | ||
| The people that actually sign up for the army and go fight are amongst the best America has to offer. | ||
| People that are willing to put their lives on the line to defend the freedom that our forefathers fought for. | ||
| It is the highest virtue you can possibly imagine. | ||
| And yet, what are they doing? | ||
| Where are they going? Where are they being sent off to? | ||
| It's not their fault, right? They follow orders. | ||
| They're told to go somewhere. They go and do it. | ||
| They, you know, have the mindset of a soldier. | ||
| You are given a mission. You complete the mission regardless of challenges that beset you in the process. | ||
| But what are you being sent to do? | ||
| Who are you being sent to protect? | ||
| Who is giving you your orders and why? | ||
| Are you being sent to the southern border to protect your country against invasion by cartels who are armed better than their own country, right? | ||
| And we know Mexico is controlled by the cartels fully. | ||
| They try to arrest someone from the cartels. | ||
| The federal government of Mexico is not strong enough to prevent the cartels from going in and breaking that person out of prison and escaping with them. | ||
| So who's in charge in that situation? | ||
| The cartels are obviously, right? | ||
| Are you sent to the southern border to protect America from the hundreds of thousands of dead from fentanyl, the amount of fentanyl coming across the border, enough to kill every man, woman, and child in the United States many times over. | ||
| The cartels that engage in beheadings and torture and wiping out entire villages that oppose them, that have a continual stream of human trafficking victims and drugged children that are used to ferry drugs, terrorists, whatever across the border. | ||
| Are you being sent there to protect America? | ||
| Not one of you. Not one of you is being sent there. | ||
| No, you may be sent to die in Somalia. | ||
| Why? We don't know. It's been going on for 20 years. | ||
| They haven't even decided, they haven't even tried to justify what the cause of the conflict is there. | ||
| Maybe you'll be sent to enrich the Taliban in Afghanistan. | ||
| You'll be handing out flyers on the street corner while, you know, targeted by an RPG. You may be shattered beyond repair or killed for the purpose of something, I'm sure, right? | ||
| I'm sure there's a reason for that. | ||
| Send the military to the southern border. | ||
| I can tell you exactly why and what they'd be accomplishing. | ||
| Send them to Afghanistan or Syria or Somalia or Chad or wherever else that we are deployed at this point. | ||
| I couldn't even start to speculate why we're there or what our purpose is. | ||
| And the reason for that is because if the army knew what the purpose is, like if the people on the ground knew what we were really fighting for, they wouldn't fight. | ||
| So they have to be propagandized into believing that they're fighting for freedom and protection of the American people when in reality the concerns being addressed by their deployment are the concerns of We really could, | ||
| if we wanted, crush most opposition, except for, you know, Now that we've enriched China to such a degree, they may give us a run for our money. | ||
| But you want to feel proud and feel good about having such a strong military, but then that military is used to destroy your own interests and obliterate your own beliefs. | ||
| It's a little confusing. So who would we be fighting for in Ukraine? | ||
| Well, mostly we'd be fighting for this guy, Koy Lamoyskiy. | ||
| This guy has a live shark in a tank that he feeds live bait to in order to intimidate people in his office. | ||
| Like a supervillain! | ||
| Koy Lamoyski co-founded and was until 2016 the main owner of Private Bank, Ukraine's largest commercial bank, as well as Private Bank Group, a global business coalition whose control extends across thousands of companies in virtually every industry from Ukraine, the European Union, Georgia, Russia, the United States, and elsewhere. | ||
| Ukraine media has noted that Koilomoisky has not denied financing Zelensky's campaign. | ||
| Koilomoisky built his enormous fortune atop private bank primarily as a, quote, raider. | ||
| In a story for Harper's Magazine about Zelensky's backer, Andrew Cockburn colored in the meeting of that term with the help of Matthew Rodjansky, director of the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars. | ||
| There are firms in Ukraine, quote, registered with offices and business cards, firms that specialize in various dimensions of the corporate raiding process, which includes armed guys to do stuff, forging documents, bribing notaries, bribing judges, says Rojansky to Cockburn. | ||
| And according to Rojansky, Koyla Moysky is the most famous oligarch raider accused of having conducted a massive raiding campaign over roughly 10 years up to 2010. | ||
| At some point, he managed to end up on the United States visa ban list, prohibiting him from entering the country. | ||
| Did I not tell you that he had henchmen? | ||
| That's what they're describing right there, is privately funded militaries going around and raiding the corporate offices of his opponents to steal their money. | ||
| Simple as that. | ||
| literal supervillains who then fund a presidential campaign of Zelensky having total power over him and also of course ingratiating himself in the you know Zelensky uh distracted it's so goofy I I mean, the James Bond, like, they portray it as so goofy as if it's, like, nonsensical. | ||
| This dude literally has a shark tank that he feeds things to to frighten his opponents. | ||
| And he's got heavily armed paramilitary groups working for his corporation and raiding his corporate enemies. | ||
| It's not fake. | ||
| It's all real, folks. | ||
| But the interests of the oligarch go well beyond cutthroat business dealings overlapping with Washington's affairs in the region. | ||
| Between 2013 and 2014, a U.S.-backed color revolution in Ukraine that resulted in regime change. | ||
| It also triggered a civil war between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in the eastern part of the country who declared independence from Kiev. | ||
| Amid the crisis, Acting President Olsenkar Turkunov Appointed Kolomoisky governor of the Dnepropetrokovs Oblast. | ||
| I'll say oblast. He turned his workforce into a private army to combat the separatists. | ||
| Even as Kolomoisky morphed into a warlord, he did not neglect his business empire. | ||
| So he's already got paramilitary forces to raid his corporate enemies. | ||
| But then when America funds and backs and uses its... | ||
| CIA operatives in Ukraine to foment a revolution in Ukraine and install their own puppet on the throne there and in the presidential office. | ||
| He has appointed a warlord and is the one carrying out the depopulation campaigns in the east using the Ukrainian military. | ||
| This is the guy, again, that we would be going to war for. | ||
| This is the guy... | ||
| That the politicians in this country get up and solemnly declare is the perfect representation of democracy. | ||
| It's because they're jealous of them, because that's how they want to operate in this country. | ||
| In 2014, the IMF approved emergency aid to Ukraine and injected billions into the National Bank of Ukraine, that is the country's central bank, to support local commercial banks. | ||
| Through a globe-spanning scheme involving private bank accounts and private bank group companies and a corrupt Ukrainian court system, Kolyamoysky looted billions in IMF aid. | ||
| The con, as revealed in a series of court judgments, was outlined as follows by Cockburn. | ||
| 42 Ukrainian firms owned by 54 offshore entities registered in the Caribbean, American, and Cypriot jurisdictions are linked to or affiliated with the Privat group of companies, took out loans from private bank in Ukraine to the value of $1.8 billion. | ||
| The firms then ordered goods from six foreign supplier companies. | ||
| You know, this seems like a lot of trouble to get a couple billion. | ||
| Why don't you just go ahead and ignite a war and we'll just send you $40 billion in cash, no questions asked. | ||
| No need for answers. | ||
| Yeah, we've made their crime a lot easier. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. | |
| We will go back and continue to talk about the really absurd corruption in Ukraine with these supervillains pulling the strings behind the scenes and especially how they interact with American officials. | ||
| And partners in crime in this corrupt takeover of the country leading to a third world war for their interests and for their own particular agenda. | ||
| We'll get to that in just a second. | ||
| We'll go out to your phone calls first. | ||
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| Let's go back out to the phone calls now. | ||
| Lance in Indiana called on Friday. | ||
| I remember you called in and wanted to talk about this book. | ||
| The Bill Gates book, The Road Ahead. | ||
| And I remember this. My dad had this book and it came with a DVD. I don't even know if it was DVD yet. | ||
| I don't know if DVD technology existed. | ||
| But they had a short film that... | ||
| That was like, here's what the future will be like in 10 years. | ||
| And it was amazing. And it actually got a lot of stuff right. | ||
| So what do you think about this, Lance, the Bill Gates book, The Road Ahead? | ||
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Well, Harrison, I think it's more than a prophecy of what's coming ahead. | |
| I think it's more of a confession. | ||
| There's a lot of interesting topics in it that he brings up. | ||
| And one of the ones is, if I can read it, it's, let's see here. | ||
| He basically admits that everything that's going on now has been planned. | ||
| And right here on page 270, a real debate would begin over whether people fear surveillance more or less than they fear crime. | ||
| However, opinion can change. | ||
| It might take only a few more incidents like the bombing in Oklahoma City within the borders of the United States for attitudes towards strong privacy protection to shift what today seems like Digital Big Brother might one day become the norm if the alternative is being left to the mercy of terrorists and criminals. | ||
| Right. So, it just seems like this is just, everything that's going on now with the vaccine passports, the digital wallet IDs, he even talks about the digital wallet IDs in the book. | ||
| And this book was written in 1995, right? | ||
| So, almost 25 years ago, or yeah, more than that, more or less than that, almost nearly 30 years ago, yeah. | ||
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Right. It was before he was even in the vaccine. | |
| Right. So it just seems like it was the setup, the vaccines have been the setup to bring about this global digital social credit score being followed by all these devices that are actually owned by the Quant family. | ||
| And the Quant family are the owners of BMW today and their stepfather was Joseph Goebbels. | ||
| Oh, is that right? Yes, correct. | ||
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Greg Reese had done a report about it, and a lady by the name of Amazing Polly did a report on it and got in-depth about how these families—and the father was the head of the German war production in Germany during the war, and they now own the vaccine passports and the digital wallet IDs through a company called Intrust and through another company called Sales. | |
| Yeah, it is a tangled web they're weaving. | ||
| Yeah, thank you so much for that call, Lance. | ||
| And, you know, maybe we'll – maybe I'll download this video and go through it because I remember this. | ||
| I used to think it was so cool. | ||
| Like I said, my dad had bought this book, The Bill Gates Wrote Ahead, back in 1995, and it came with a – it wasn't a DVD. It was before DVDs existed. | ||
| It was a multimedia CD that – Laid out everything from electronic commerce, wallet, PC, mobile communication, video conferencing, interactive TV, home console control, appliances that were connected to the internet, electronic marketplaces. | ||
| I mean, this was all before the internet was really even popularized. | ||
| And it even predicted, you know, at school or at home, school learning, digital learning. | ||
| It really predicted a lot of stuff. | ||
| And yet... Can I get one more quick thing in? | ||
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Please go ahead, Lance. Yes. | |
| This will blow your mind. | ||
| My junior high, Woodrow Wilson Junior High in Terre Haute, Indiana. | ||
| There's a mural that's there. | ||
| It was painted by an artist by the name of Gilbert Wilson. | ||
| It depicts everything that is going on today. | ||
| It was done in 1935. | ||
| It shows big tech, big pharma, Fake news and the rise of the military industrial complex along with the rise of fascism. | ||
| This is four years before World War II broke out. | ||
| What? What was it? | ||
| Can we find that on the internet somewhere? | ||
| How do we find it? Yes. | ||
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Yes, you can. Gilbert Wilson. | |
| He's a rather famous artist. | ||
| He was from my hometown. And you guys really need to make this mural one of your backdrops because it just shows, it depicts everything. | ||
| And what was it? What's the high school called again? | ||
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It's Woodrow Wilson Junior High School. | |
| It's a coincidence, Gilbert Wilson and Woodrow Wilson. | ||
| But Woodrow Wilson Junior High School in Terre Haute, Indiana has these murals. | ||
| And I watched my art teacher painstakingly restore those back in the early 80s when I was in junior high when they restored the school. | ||
| And it is amazing. | ||
| If you guys can look that up, I'm sure you can. | ||
| He also illustrated some of the Moby Dick books. | ||
| He was a real big Moby Dick fan. | ||
| And he's got this kind of starry way of his artistry, and he's illustrated the Moby Dick books also. | ||
| But Gilbert Wilson from William Wilson Junior High. | ||
| We'll check that out. We're about to go to break here, but even just searching the school, you can find it on Wikipedia. | ||
| And even without seeing the mural, just looking at the building, it is just a beautiful example of... | ||
| Like early 20th century architecture. | ||
| All you have to do is take a look at that middle school and look at the middle schools now that look like prisons and see how far our civilization has fallen. | ||
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Thanks for the call, Lance. You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Welcome back, folks. Let's go out to your phone calls. | ||
| We've got James, who is a veteran in Indiana. | ||
| We're talking about one thing that the VA is doing to reduce suicide. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, James. You're on the air. | ||
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Yes, the VA is offering millions to reduce veteran suicide. | |
| I have four solutions, and I want no prize money. | ||
| One, fix the $1 billion in deliberate bill denial so veterans will ask for help. | ||
| Two, stop putting veterans on pills that cause suicide and breaking federal prescribing laws. | ||
| Three, fix the broken disability system that took over 70 years and proved a Korean wartime vet a year after he died. | ||
| And four, stop retaliating against people that speak out over a broken system with its broken promises. | ||
| The government that says it cares about veteran suicide is the one causing it. | ||
| And lastly, there's an article all over the country right now. | ||
| It's called, if you want to pull this up, VA stabs our heroes in the back. | ||
| It's how they are causing the suicides and homicides in this country. | ||
| There's almost no VA accountability. | ||
| Unless you're a veteran, then you'll have your life destroyed. | ||
| Wow, yeah, that is pretty upsetting, but I think you're exactly right. | ||
| VA stabs our heroes in the back. | ||
| You know, it'd be like the government offering a million dollars comes with the best idea to secure the border. | ||
| Well, why don't you secure the border, right? | ||
| If you want to stop veteran suicides, why don't you Give them the care they need and not put them on psychotropic drugs that chemically lobotomize them and drive them further towards suicide. | ||
| I haven't had much interaction with the VA. Everything I've had has shown it to be the most bureaucratic cesspool you can possibly imagine. | ||
| I think about one time I was in LA for a while and I was staying at a hostel right there on Hollywood Boulevard and the dude in the bunk next to me was a veteran who was having to stay at the, you know, I was in college. | ||
| So, you know, just going to hostels was what I did because it was cheap and you're a kid and you just want to go and party and whatever. | ||
| But this guy was like a very old guy who had like diabetes or something and had to stay in this hostel for weeks on end and And every day he would wake up and go down to the VA and just sit and wait and hope that they could see him that day. | ||
| And they couldn't see him, so he'd go back. | ||
| And for two weeks he was there, sort of living in misery and in pain, just trying to get seen by the VA. And of course he had the typical sort of, you know... | ||
| Classic, grew up during the Depression, American ideal of just like, well, just what I have to do. | ||
| He's like living in pain, he's miserable, and he just day after day has to go and beg the country that he fought for and that he was injured and left disabled for life. | ||
| In the service of, and they just completely abuse him. | ||
| That's just, you know, anybody who's interacted with the VA has stories like that, where it's just abusing these people, offering them nothing, and this guy's having to spend all of his money staying, and he was from like Ohio or something, but he had to go to LA just to go to the VA, because that's where he was originally registered or something like that. | ||
| I mean, it's all bureaucratic hogwash. | ||
| Like, that's what's stopping the VA is the bureaucracy at the federal level. | ||
| Would you agree, James? Oh, absolutely. | ||
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I was in there for many years. | |
| I thought it was normal to see a doctor once a year while the pills every month came in that caused suicide. | ||
| My wife got me out of there. | ||
| Now, if my doctor has me on these prescribed pills, you know, you have to see them every three months or they will not have given to you. | ||
| The VA is breaking all these federal prescribing laws and causing the suicides in this country, and nobody will listen. | ||
| And if you speak out, you know, you have an opportunity. | ||
| They might start a witch hunt on you and retaliate. | ||
| But these people that are murdering our veterans, they're digging up veterans. | ||
| They've been digging them up over the Virginia where they were giving veterans insulin that were not diabetic and literally murdering them on purpose. | ||
| It's disgusting. I will not go there for healthcare anymore. | ||
| I'm completely terrified of being there because they are murdering our veterans in this country. | ||
| Horrific, but not exactly surprising. | ||
| Who do you think they're scared of? | ||
| Alex always refers to it as spiking the cannons. | ||
| What you do when you have to flee a fort and the enemies are about to take that fort over, you don't want them turning the cannons on you. | ||
| You can't take the cannons with you, so what do you do? | ||
| You spike them. You destroy the cannons so they can't be turned against you. | ||
| That's what the veterans are. They want to use you to go carry out their agenda overseas and go sacrifice or possibly put your life at risk for their benefit. | ||
| But when you get home, you've been trained, you're well-armed, and you know how to fight in a combat scenario. | ||
| You're dangerous now because you might turn on them, so they're going to spike you like a cannon. | ||
| They will destroy you because you're a threat to them and you're costing them money. | ||
| So it's a money-saving technique, and it's a self-protection technique to destroy mentally, physically, or literally the veterans that return from war and need help from the VA. | ||
| I'll tell you a quick story. | ||
| The other story I have at the VA is when I was working as a cameraman in Washington, D.C., I was hired to go film the final year-end meeting of three VA research groups who had spent an entire year coming up with proposals that they were presenting to, the heads of the VA to determine where they I was hired to go film the final year-end meeting of three VA research groups who had And for like two days, eight hours a day, I had to sit in this room hearing these presentations. | ||
| They were the most boring things you can possibly imagine, and they came up with nothing. | ||
| It came up with like – one of them was whether they should have ambulances that go and meet VAs out in rural areas because people – VA or veterans in rural areas can't make it to the central hospitals. | ||
| And whether it was a better idea to send ambulances out to them or send buses out to them to bring them in and get care. | ||
| So whether you provide care in the field or transportation. | ||
| And it was just like, it was just nothing. | ||
| It was like, okay, multiple people in the VA Paid high salaries have spent an entire year coming up with a proposal that doesn't give any answers, doesn't solve any problems, and gives a tepid endorsement to one ineffective policy over another. | ||
| And that's what they're deciding on and where millions of dollars get poured into this. | ||
| So it's just millions of dollars poured into these bureaucratic organizations that spend years studying what they should do with the money and coming up with absolutely nothing, wasting even more money. | ||
| You just sit there going, oh, this is why our veterans don't get health care. | ||
| It's because between them and the health care they need is an entire bureaucracy of millions and millions of people and billions of dollars just spinning their wheels and treading water and giving no help to anybody whatsoever. | ||
| It's a complete and total waste of money and a farce. | ||
| And meanwhile, of course, 11% of all homeless people, or I'm sorry, 70% Oh, okay, I misread that. | ||
| 11% of all homeless people are veterans, and 70% of those veterans require some sort of healthcare through the VA. Just mind-blowing how horrifically we treat the people that Fought and died for our country. | ||
| It really is horrific. | ||
| I think we have another, maybe, okay, truth teller. | ||
| Texas truth teller here in Texas is also a veteran. | ||
| We'll go to the veterans and we'll go to some people that want to talk about Ukraine next. | ||
| But Texas truth teller, you're a veteran. | ||
| You're on the air. You want to talk about the word memorial and what it really means. | ||
| Yeah, hey, good morning, Harrison. | ||
| First of all, What you guys were just talking about. | ||
| You can look this up. Alex has brought this out. | ||
| The system that tracks veterans is called Thomas Watson. | ||
| the Jews for Hitler, put them in the concentration camps and kill them. | ||
| IBM, okay? | ||
| So not coincidence they're doing this with veterans now, under that name. | ||
| Secondly, Woodrow Wilson brought up earlier, the guy who was the first trader president that helped oversee the predecessor of the UN, the League of Nations, at the behest of Edwin Mandel House, who formed the Council on Foreign Relations and And by the way, Wilson was an extremely racist man who tried to change history by taking out the references in our textbooks from the schools that there were black regiments that fought in the Revolutionary War alongside the other patriots. | ||
| I just wanted to bring that out. | ||
| But the main thing I called in about memorial, memory, remember. | ||
| We are the victims of our own ignorance and stupidity Because we have forgotten. | ||
| And what I'm mainly getting at is this, Harrison. | ||
| And if I have to stand as a John the Baptist in the midst of the three camps that are all equally guilty and why we're at where we're at now and what we're going to face, first of all, go to Mike Adams' website, naturalnews.com. | ||
| He had Jeffrey Nyquist on last week. | ||
| And look at the interview he did, first of all, with John Moore. | ||
| And then secondly, with this doctor from China, Yan Li Meng and Jeffrey Nyquist, we're fixing to get clobbered. | ||
| Here's what I want to get to. | ||
| Whether it's the heathen culture that says it's party time and is totally oblivious to what's going on, or the church crowd that says Jesus is going to rapture us out of here before this gets really bad, or the patriot conservative crowd that has made an idol of liberty and has become like Barabbas, who hates Caesar but doesn't love Jesus, Alright, well, hold that thought, Truth Teller. | ||
| We'll come back to you on the other side. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. | |
| More of your phone calls now. | ||
| Texas Truth Teller sort of got cut off there by the ad break, but you were describing three groups that you think are all equally wrong. | ||
| The Christian groups, the heathen, pagan people trying to tear down this country, as well as the patriots. | ||
| I was interested in where you were going with that, and then we hit the commercial break, so if you could finish up your thought, please, sir. | ||
| Yes, sir. So here's what this comes down to, Harrison. | ||
| Psalm 917. | ||
| Now again, I'm nobody. | ||
| I'm just a guy out here that's trying to do what Noah did in his day, warn, because there's judgment coming. | ||
| And I can tell you, I can say that authoritatively based on one thing, the written word of God. | ||
| And that Bible says in Psalm 917, the wicked shall be turned into hell and all the nations that forget God. | ||
| If you go and you read, Isaiah chapter 1. | ||
| This perfectly describes. | ||
| This wasn't just for Israel back then. | ||
| I'm getting at principle here, okay? | ||
| But you read Isaiah chapter 1, and this is what the prophet Isaiah said to the people of his day, who, by the way, thought they were right, thought God was with them, were very patriotic and prosperous. | ||
| But it says there, your country is desolate, your cities are burned with fire, your land strangers devoured in your presence, and it is desolate as overthrown by strangers. | ||
| Now, you're going to tell me that's not an exact representation of what we're going through now, but what did he say before that? | ||
| A sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity, a seed of evildoers, children that are corruptors, they have forsaken the Lord, they have provoked the Holy One of Israel into anger, they are gone away backwards. | ||
| So, summary of what I'm saying. | ||
| Why have the evil taken over? | ||
| I told people years ago, God is going to unleash Satan on this nation. | ||
| Not self-righteously, but just knowing what my Bible says and looking at historic precedent, what's factual, and what's going on today. | ||
| And Alex has confirmed a lot of this, but here's the bottom line. | ||
| We cannot keep as a people. | ||
| It's not the globalists. | ||
| It's not the Satanist pedophile. | ||
| That is the symptom. | ||
| The root is the people as a whole are corrupt. | ||
| And a pastor friend of mine years ago said, God gives the kind of government to a people that they deserve. | ||
| We are under oppression because we have brought it on ourselves. | ||
| And when I see the patriot community out there saying, God is with us, but yet they have no problem taking the Lord's name in vain and downplaying that, like I've heard even Infowars doing, I'm sorry. | ||
| My Bible says that God says, Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain. | ||
| And that's using the name of Jesus like a cuss word. | ||
| God with the word damn after it. | ||
| That's an abomination to God. | ||
| And he says he will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. | ||
| I got you. I got you. | ||
| I got you. I got you. | ||
| I can tell you you've called in about this before and I know you get really fired up about it. | ||
| I'd also say that another interpretation of that exact commandment is to take the Lord's name in vain. | ||
| In other words, to speak as if you are speaking for the Lord, as if you are saying, here's what the Lord says, when in reality you're just using that to manipulate people for your own gain. | ||
| And that's like the unforgivable sin. | ||
| And that's something we try to avoid doing. | ||
| And I would caution you not to do as well. | ||
| But of course, I agree with you more or less that, you know, this country is getting what we deserve. | ||
| The problem is that where does it come from and what is the root of it? | ||
| And much of the root of it is, unfortunately, the baby boomer generation lived the most comfortable life of anyone in history and they let their guard down. | ||
| And yeah, I guess you can say it's their fault for letting the guard down. | ||
| But it's like not having the sheepdog out there to protect your sheep and then going, well, it's the wolf's fault for attacking. | ||
| It's like, no, you know they're going to attack. | ||
| You know evil people are going to try to infiltrate your country and destroy it from within or from outside. | ||
| They're going to try to manipulate you through financial means, through propaganda on TV. They're going to try to slowly but surely denigrate and destroy your country. | ||
| Failure of the previous generation, my parents' generation, and even the one before that to a certain extent, of not having their guard up and just thinking that everything's great and everything's fine and you just have to be tolerant of everybody and it'll all be good. | ||
| For good people, they see that and they go, yeah, good, wonderful, we'll all be good together. | ||
| But evil people see that and what they see is an unlocked cabinet. | ||
| What they see is an unguarded cookie jar. | ||
| Oh yeah, put your defenses down. | ||
| Be tolerant of everything as they work their evil tentacles into your institutions and start to corrupt it from the inside. | ||
| So yeah, we didn't have our guard up. | ||
| We didn't have the... The perimeter drones deployed and the enemies got within and have been destroying us from the inside out. | ||
| And unfortunately, a lot of the fault lays at the feet of the boomers. | ||
| They grew up in the 60s with free love in the 70s and had this wonderful, great life as they presided over the total desecration of their entire country and the looting of their children's futures. | ||
| So congratulations, guys. | ||
| Go enjoy your retirement on the beach as the world burns around you. | ||
| If only you'd been a little bit more appreciative of the sacrifices that had to be made and the danger of what you had going away. | ||
| They didn't respect the threats from the outside world. | ||
| So now we have to pay the cost and it makes our job that much more difficult. | ||
| So a whole lot easier to just protect your house from invasion than it is to dislodge the people once they're already inside. | ||
| So, unfortunately, the older generations failed to heed the warnings, laughed at them, and shrugged them off, and now we're experiencing the consequences. | ||
| Let's go to Robin in North Carolina, who wants to talk about Russia context from 2014 with Crimea. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Robin. You're on the air. | ||
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Hello, Harrison. Thank you for taking my call. | |
| Thank you. Before I talk about Russia, In the Ukraine. | ||
| I wanted to say that I was grateful to our military men, living and deceased, past and present, that sacrificed their lives to defend our land, our country, our family's freedom. | ||
| Thank you, gentlemen. | ||
| And may God hold you and yours safely in His hand. | ||
| But what I wanted to talk about today was, I had a shoe repairman. | ||
| And in North Carolina, who was a Russian, back in 2013, 2014. | ||
| And I walked into a shop one day, and this was right at the start of the Crimean overthrow. | ||
| And I had mentioned it to him, and he was so happy and so excited. | ||
| And I had no clue. | ||
| I didn't understand. | ||
| So he told me about Crimean, the Donbass region, and... | ||
| The elections and how many Russians live there and, you know, 95% of that region, or 90 to 95% of that region is Russian. | ||
| So I started looking into it and it really opened up my eyes. | ||
| Also, I went to thank him a month later. | ||
| He was gone. | ||
| He moved. I think he moved back to Crimea, to be honest. | ||
| Anyways. So he was happy about what Russia was doing because he saw the Ukrainian government as abusing the ethnic Russians, and so he was happy that Russia was stepping in to protect them? | ||
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Oh, yes. He was practically dancing, and he was not an old man. | |
| He's 30 years younger. | ||
| He was in his 30s and had young children. | ||
| He was so excited. | ||
| So, this whole Ukrainian blow-up with Slinsky leading the way is truly, I mean, I don't see how anybody couldn't see it as a false flag. | ||
| I don't think you have to be a political genius to see this. | ||
| You know, a former comedian actor with a failing record leading his country prior to all this, You know, it's kind of like in our faces. | ||
| And don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of Putin, but I'm not a genius with political theory. | ||
| But this is so plain as the nose on our face that the world, to me, it's the worldwide deep state, knew Putin was going to move in and move in more quietly, and they made him the shiny thing. | ||
| To distract us from their takeover agenda and manipulate the whole situation. | ||
| I mean, Biden supports Zelensky. | ||
| It's a distraction from his son's involvement, and his, with a corrupt Ukraine government. | ||
| Of course. And we'll actually get a little bit more into that in the next segment. | ||
| But yeah, I appreciate your call, Robin. | ||
| And if people don't know, like if you ask when the war in Ukraine started and they say February of 2020, just know they're at least six years behind. | ||
| And I'd say really more like 16 years behind since everything really got kicked off in around 2004. | ||
| But 2014 was the year that America backed the regime change Fabricated and completely orchestrated overthrow of the Ukrainian government and the regime change there. | ||
| That's when it really started. | ||
| And if people don't know that and they don't, then yeah, it seems like what Putin did was just out of the blue and for no reason. | ||
| But you don't know that there was six years leading up to this and multiple months of discussions where the Americans refused to budge, refused to come to some sort of consensus, refused to have an agreement on the table, really pushed Russia into war, which isn't even a unique war or an independent war. | ||
| It's the continuation of our war with Russia and Syria. | ||
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You're tuned in to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Welcome back, folks. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 10. | ||
| This is a food crisis simulation that occurred in Washington, D.C. in 2015. | ||
| And... We actually have the document here. | ||
| We'll go over it in just a second, but credit where it's due. | ||
| This is how I found out about this. | ||
| It's a TikTok video from a woman who this video is going slightly viral. | ||
| We found the document and we'll read some of it here, but here's the first person to make us aware of this. | ||
| So credit to her. | ||
| Clip number 10, food crisis simulation ends in what? | ||
| Of course, a global carbon tax. | ||
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Let's watch. In November of 2015, 65 international policymakers, academics, business, and thought leaders gathered at the World Wildlife Fund headquarters in Washington, D.C. Listen to this to play a game of how the world would respond to a future food crisis. | |
| Food chain reaction crisis simulation ends with global carbon tax. | ||
| I am not joking. | ||
| The game took the players from the year 2020 to 2030. | ||
| What a coincidence, right? | ||
| As it was projected, the decade brought two major food crises. | ||
| With prices approaching 400% of the long-term average, a raft of climate-related extreme weather events, governments toppling in Pakistan and Ukraine, and famine and refugee crisis in Bangladesh, Myanmar, Chad, and Sudan. | ||
| Over two days, the players divided into teams for Africa, Brazil, China, the EU, India, and U.S. | ||
| International businesses and investors and multilateral institutions crafted their policy responses as delegations engaged in intensive negotiations. | ||
| Corporation mostly won the day over the short-term individual advantage. | ||
| Teams pledged to build international information networks and early warning systems on hunger and crops together. | ||
| Invest jointly in smart agricultural technology and build up global food stocks as a buffer against climate shocks. | ||
| Listen to this now. | ||
| In the face of a steep price spike, with looming global food shortages in 2022, the EU at one point suspended its environmental rules for agriculture and introduced a tax on meat. | ||
| Both measures were quickly reversed in 2025 as harvest went back to normal and tensions eased in the hypothetical universe. | ||
| The most eye-catching result, however, was a deal between the U.S., the EU, India, and China, standing in for the top 20 greenhouse gas emitters to institute a global carbon tax and catch CO2 emissions in 2030. | ||
| You cannot make this up. | ||
| Almost like it was planned. | ||
| Almost like it was planned. | ||
| It's almost like that, isn't it? | ||
| I mean, it's amazing. If you take the lockstep document and Event 201 and other scenario planning games that they play, little war games that they play, it's like they get absolutely everything exactly right. | ||
| How do they do it? How do they know, folks? | ||
| Such a shock! Seven years ago they somehow predicted there would be a food crisis in 2022 that would coincide with the toppling of governments in Ukraine and Pakistan. | ||
| How did they know? How did the authors of the lockstep document know that in 2022 there would be a re-emphasis on domestic terror as the war in Afghanistan comes to a close and America surrenders there, focusing its energy on the domestic terror at home? | ||
| How did they know, folks? | ||
| It's because these planning exercises are the instruction manuals to their underlings. | ||
| They're saying, here's what's going to happen and here's how you need to react once this takes place. | ||
| That's why they're all able to act in complete synchronicity. | ||
| It's why you have... | ||
| Governments around the world all using exactly the same language, great reset, build back better. | ||
| These are supposedly independent national governments that are elected by the people to represent their interests, and yet they all use exactly the same words at exactly the same time as if it's been rehearsed. | ||
| Well, it has. These aren't games. | ||
| These aren't war games or anything of the sort. | ||
| They are instruction manuals and they are dress rehearsals for what they intend to do. | ||
| Really not that complicated, folks. | ||
| When they're supposedly right about everything but do nothing to prevent these things from happening and actually seem to be the ones causing them to happen, you get your head out of your ass and understand that these people are inflicting crises to aggrandize their own power and enslave the entire world. | ||
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It's as simple as that. You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| The third hour of American Journal has begun. | ||
| We'll go out to your phone calls once again, but there's a couple headlines here that I'd like to read and really get a taste as to what are... | ||
| What the transhuman agenda has in store for us. | ||
| The story from Daily Mail. | ||
| Kami, virtual influencer with Down syndrome gives people with disabilities someone to relate to. | ||
| Cammie may look like a real person, but she's actually a computer graphics animation made of pixels who only exist on screen. | ||
| The young social media star user who has a bright smile and long purple hair was created as a way to counter the perfect internet personas. | ||
| She was created by Down Syndrome International, creative agency Forsman and Badenfors, and global digital modeling agency The Digitals. | ||
| They teamed up to make the virtual influencer since they said the digital world isn't an inclusive space. | ||
| That's right, folks. We now have Down Syndrome AI. Funny name they chose for, isn't it? | ||
| Kami. Spelled with a K. K-A-M-I. Which, of course, is a Japanese word for a demon or some sort of divine being. | ||
| A god, even. Yes, it's like naming her angel or something. | ||
| The digital world is not inclusive enough. | ||
| There are not disabilities. | ||
| But to me, the strangest thing... | ||
| And I think they changed the headline. | ||
| Because the original headline I saw... | ||
| It really sent shivers down my spine because it was treating this creation of these marketing groups as if it was a real person. | ||
| It was like, Tammy, the world's first Down syndrome digital influencer, claps back at haters. | ||
| And it was like, I just had this sudden vision of... | ||
| 10 years from now when we're gonna have like politicians that don't even exist. | ||
| Can't you imagine it? Can't you see it now? | ||
| An AI individual and it's just like you can just imagine like the digital version of AOC. This is it. | ||
| Here she is. This is the digital version of AOC and it'll be like Tammy runs for Congress and she's gonna show the haters that even someone with Down syndrome can take the office and it's just like she doesn't exist. | ||
| She's not real. What are you talking about? | ||
| What are you celebrating? | ||
| People being like, Cammie's my favorite. | ||
| She clapped back at those haters. | ||
| It's like, no, she didn't. | ||
| She doesn't exist. A massive corporation with her on one of the puppets of its tentacles is saying things to you, and you're treating it as if it's real. | ||
| The creepiest thing I've ever seen. | ||
| And I wish I had that. I wish I had the original headline. | ||
| But that's the problem. I mean, these media companies... | ||
| They write a headline, you hit print, and a different headline comes out. | ||
| So, you know, what are you supposed to do? | ||
| I don't know. Look, we have retarded AI now. | ||
| That's just, we're in the future now. | ||
| Thank God. No flying cars, you know. | ||
| We don't have, you know, things to instantly create food like in Star Trek. | ||
| Like, everything still sucks and is terrible. | ||
| But hey, at least our AI puppets... | ||
| Now represent mental illness or mental disability. | ||
| Just, like, great. | ||
| Fantastic, guys. | ||
| I'm so glad that you... | ||
| I mean, just what are they doing? | ||
| Like, what is this? | ||
| It is so strange. | ||
| It is so very strange. | ||
| The young social media user... | ||
| Like, no. | ||
| She's not a... | ||
| She's not a social media user. | ||
| She's a... | ||
| Animation. | ||
| She's a series of ones and zeros. | ||
| She doesn't exist. This is the transhuman agenda come to life. | ||
| Makes no sense, but they're treating this as if it's... | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I find this incredibly offensive, to be honest with you. | ||
| Why are they doing this? | ||
| Meet Kami, the world's first virtual influencer with Down Syndrome. | ||
| No, she doesn't have Down Syndrome. | ||
| Down Syndrome is something human beings have. | ||
| You programmed her to mimic a retarded person. | ||
| You programmed her to essentially mock and pretend to be retarded. | ||
| For inclusivity, I guess. | ||
| Kami, the short name for Kamala, means perfection in Arabic. | ||
| That's how they want the world to see her. | ||
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| It's just weird. | ||
| By intentionally giving Down syndrome to someone who's universally known as perfect in the social sphere, Kami will be a powerful representation that Down syndrome is not a flaw or a mistake and that she does not need fixing. | ||
| For Kami to be a truly authentic representation of real women with Down Syndrome, a panel of over 100 young women volunteers with Down Syndrome across the global network were consulted to collaborate on her creation as a virtual model, acting as the faces, physiques, gestures, voices, and personality that Kami will embody. | ||
| She's the embodiment. | ||
| She is the avatar of a demonic dream. | ||
| Everyone looks pixel perfect. | ||
| What problem are they trying to solve here? | ||
| I really don't understand it. | ||
| You know, it's like how they, now Victoria's Secret has a Down Syndrome model. | ||
| And it's just like, what are we achieving with this? | ||
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Like, I don't know. | |
| I just don't get it. I just really do not understand what they're going for. | ||
| Or how this helps anybody? | ||
| Like, it's just, it's just, your new virtue signaling God is here. | ||
| I'm not real, but I'm made of hundreds of women with one common mission, to make the digital world a place where everyone truly belongs. | ||
| Welcome to my world. | ||
| Cammie, retarded robot. | ||
| So cool. It's so cool and inclusive and helpful for some reason. | ||
| I mean, what do they mean? | ||
| I really don't get it. | ||
| I really don't understand what a special education robot is going to do for anybody, really. | ||
| This, of course, is celebrated by the people who are like, we can eliminate Down syndrome with enough abortions. | ||
| Okay. I don't know. | ||
| I just really... | ||
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I just don't get it. | |
| I just don't understand. | ||
| But they did it, folks. | ||
| I'm just going to continue reading this article just trying to figure out what the hell is going on, why this is being done, or what the purpose is. | ||
| You know, like the Victoria's Secret Down Syndrome model. | ||
| I love Down Syndrome people. | ||
| I have people in my life that are mentally disabled and they're You know, but be honest. | ||
| I was about to say they're just as capable. | ||
| They're not just as capable. They're not. | ||
| It's a disability. They're not as able, right? | ||
| They're disabled. That's just the fact. | ||
| That's how it is. Doesn't mean they're worth any less. | ||
| Doesn't mean they're somehow less than other people that are able. | ||
| But never once I've been like, you know what? | ||
| You know what you need for representation is a hot, retarded girl to walk down the catwalk in her underwear. | ||
| That's what we need. | ||
| That'll bring about inclusivity and acceptance. | ||
| The one thing Down syndrome people are missing is being sexually exploited. | ||
| One thing they're missing is being ogled at. | ||
| I don't know. It's just... | ||
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It's just bizarre. | |
| The effortlessly cool 19-year-old robot has since racked up more than 3 million followers and has modeled for brands such as Prada and Chanel, which pay good money to have their products adorned close to perfect body. | ||
| This is talking about another fake person. | ||
| So, yeah, again, it's just... | ||
| It was this headline that was just like, the world's first Down Syndrome AI claps back at our haters. | ||
| And I just had this vision of just like, this is the world that we're setting up. | ||
| The people that fall for everything, their entire existence, it seems to just be the useful idiot for morons that are taking advantage of them. | ||
| Whether it's with a climate change scam or COVID-19, just their entire existence is moving from one fraud hoax to the next and being... | ||
| You know, taken advantage of every step of the way. | ||
| That's her entire existence. | ||
| And can you not see the same people that clap back, you know, love when AOC says something just utterly stupid in response to a valid criticism? | ||
| Can't you see them being like, she got him. | ||
| She totally got him. And celebrating and actually voting for the AI creation of some massive corporate monstrosity. | ||
| And just being like, she really showed them. | ||
| She doesn't exist. She's not real. | ||
| I don't know. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this Down Syndrome AI concept. | ||
| I found her Instagram. | ||
| She has 1,400 followers. | ||
| So she's not even an influencer. | ||
| It's like not even anything. | ||
| But of course there's headlines in every major newspaper about her. | ||
| But I think I sort of figured out why this is so strange to me. | ||
| And of course, it's because AI cannot have Down syndrome. | ||
| Down syndrome is something human beings have. | ||
| And so what's been done is that this hyper-intelligent artificial robot has been programmed to pretend to be retarded. | ||
| And they're celebrating this as if it's more inclusive. | ||
| So I'd like for you to imagine if instead of an AI, it was a human being going, we need more representation of Down syndrome on Instagram. | ||
| So I'm going to dress up like a Down syndrome person, pretend to be Down syndrome, and then everybody's going to celebrate it as a representation of Down syndrome. | ||
| It's not, though. Like, that's the thing. | ||
| You want representation of a Down syndrome person on Instagram and Then a Down Syndrome person can make an account on Instagram. | ||
| Like, what are you talking about? | ||
| Well, I know she is she-her. | ||
| So, you know, we have her pronouns. | ||
| I'm not even making jokes about this. | ||
| It's just baffling to me. | ||
| They have her photoshopped into pictures with real Down Syndrome people. | ||
| It's just like, I don't know, maybe just link to their Instagrams because they're actual human beings with an actual condition that makes their life more difficult. | ||
| But the other thing is, like, they have, like, these statements. | ||
| If people were more accepting, it would change our lives. | ||
| Is anybody not accepting of Down syndrome, people? | ||
| Like, I really don't understand. | ||
| Are people, like... | ||
| The only reaction people have to Down Syndrome is... | ||
| Like, you want to help them, I guess? | ||
| You know how mean it is to hold Down Syndrome people to the same standard? | ||
| Do you hold people who don't have disabilities? | ||
| Does that make any sense to you? | ||
| It's not like... I don't know. | ||
| It's just... If people were more accepting, it would change our lives. | ||
| That I don't understand. | ||
| I really don't. | ||
| If anything, I guess... | ||
| I don't get it. All I know is when I was growing up and, you know, my best friend's brother was down syndrome. | ||
| I was the only person that treated him like a human being. | ||
| I guess that's what they mean is just like treat special ed people as if they're human beings, which, yeah, obviously. | ||
| I guess I don't know. I don't know how this goes towards it. | ||
| But I don't know if that means you're accepting. | ||
| I don't know. It's just bizarre. | ||
| It's just weird and bizarre. | ||
| Like this idea of like tolerance going from like you have to tolerate people with homosexuality. | ||
| Like you have to tolerate the choices these people make. | ||
| Even if you disagree with them, you're not allowed to say it because you have to be tolerant. | ||
| Now it's like you have to be accepting of doubt. | ||
| I don't know. I really just don't get it. | ||
| I would like to see more people with Down Syndrome on social media so more people can see us. | ||
| Okay. Cammie's not a person though. | ||
| Cammie is a weird Down Syndrome puppet being articulated by corporations. | ||
| So what are you talking about? | ||
| You are a Down Syndrome person. | ||
| You are on social media. What is the issue here? | ||
| Again, that is the weird—if a down-center person wants to have social media, there's nothing stopping them from doing that. | ||
| Nobody is keeping down-center people out of social media. | ||
| You don't have to check a I'm not retarded box when you sign on to Instagram. | ||
| Again, I'm not trying to make jokes. | ||
| It's just weird. It's just like, what is happening? | ||
| I just don't get it. | ||
| I really don't get it. | ||
| And to me, it just freaks me out, this AI programming. | ||
| She looks evil. | ||
| I don't know. She looks way less attractive and very disconcerting to me, way more so than any Down syndrome person ever has. | ||
| Down syndrome people don't freak me out. | ||
| They're wonderful. Down syndrome AIs trying to shame me into something is very freaky and weird and nonsensical and unnatural to me. | ||
| And she looks unnatural. | ||
| She looks fake. She looks like some sort of evil demonic entity. | ||
| Is this helping Down syndrome people? | ||
| I don't know how. I don't know why. | ||
| I'd like to see more people with Down syndrome on social media. | ||
| Again, if you're Down syndrome, you want to create social media, you should do it. | ||
| And people will probably... | ||
| Like you more. Of course, when does it become exploitation, right? | ||
| Like if a parent is making Instagram and getting famous off of the exploits of their Down syndrome child, is that exploitation? | ||
| Is that celebrating them if they didn't make the choice to do it? | ||
| If they do make the choice to do it, you know, when does that become? | ||
| I don't know. But it's very weird and bizarre. | ||
| And again, it's trying to portray it as some sort of social justice movement when it literally doesn't exist. | ||
| I don't get it. All I know is it's hundreds of Down Syndrome girls all programmed into one incredibly disturbing-looking situation Down syndrome. | ||
| I mean, just look at those eyes. | ||
| It's just like, that's not how down syndrome people look. | ||
| Down syndrome people look happy and joyful and kind. | ||
| This weird-looking robot puppet looks dead-eyed and weird. | ||
| I don't know. We'll move on. | ||
| It's just bizarre. It's just bizarre new transhuman. | ||
| World we're entering into. | ||
| We'll go out to your calls now. | ||
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| He says people are waking up and actually had a good combo from wearing his Infowarsstore.com Arrest Fauci t-shirt, which you can now get at cost at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
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| Put stickers out and all that. | ||
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| The Biden, not the nice shirt. | ||
| The bad word, Biden shirt. | ||
| You know, FK Biden. | ||
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| And he was a sewer company. | ||
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| We've got Douglas, who is a veteran from California, who wants to talk about the memory of what veterans gave their lives to uphold. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Douglas. You're on the air. | ||
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Good day, Harrison. I hope I'm loud and proud from California. | |
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To me, it's a day of appreciation for those who gave their lives to keep friends and families safe at home. | |
| I was overseas and in company with the groups I served with. | ||
| We believed that in Southeast Asia and Northeast Asia in the 1970s. | ||
| We believed And it was a gripping in our hearts that a lot of folks may not understand. | ||
| Now, if I may, I must agree with your summation that the baby boomers have thrown it in the trash. | ||
| And that's so sad to see because they live in prosperity. | ||
| They're not living in third world status. | ||
| And I hate to watch that, and I get into conflict with them. | ||
| A year and a half ago, I talked with you, and I had put a no sign on my house. | ||
| Bright red letters saying no. | ||
| I'm saying no to this tyranny. | ||
| We've had a great lifestyle here, and we're giving it away. | ||
| I don't understand that. | ||
| If I may comment, then, on the... | ||
| Your last topic, it's fiction. | ||
| Right. And the object of the media is to convince us that they're real and we're not. | ||
| Right. And it's working. | ||
| Oh, no, it's incredibly weird and... | ||
| It's not so much jealousy as just disappointment hearing baby. | ||
| There's a song, I Think We're Alone. | ||
| It's called I Think We're Alone Now. | ||
| Some girl pop singer redid it in the 80s, but it originally came out in, I believe, the early 60s. | ||
| I was reading through the comments on this song. | ||
| I Think We're Alone Now. | ||
| It's a really nice song, and it's just this air of... | ||
| Sort of romance and innocence and joy and you can listen to this song and it's so beautiful and it sort of inspires these feelings in you already and then you read these comments of people going, man, I remember this summer this song came out and we spent the whole summer down by the lake just, you know, skinny dipping and getting into all these good times and you just read these. | ||
| These boomers that had this life where their parents struggled through the Great Depression and then they're born and they grow up in the 60s, this inspiring and exciting time of change and romance and freedom. | ||
| And then the 70s is just sort of chaotic and wild but fun. | ||
| And in the 80s, there's this big boom and everybody's getting really wealthy and America's on top of the world and the Soviet Union is collapsing. | ||
| And it's like you look back on this and you go... | ||
| You scumbags. You had it so good and you enjoyed and you loved the safety and the comfort and the prosperity and the cohesion and the unity that your forefathers fought and died for and you squandered it all away. | ||
| And now when your children grow up, we didn't grow up. | ||
| We were raised on just the most horrific, like, electronic trash rap music and put on pills because we didn't want to sit around for eight hours a day. | ||
| And it's just... | ||
| There's misery and horror and division and conflict between us and it's like the boomers just they look back on their old days they go man those were the days weren't things great it's like why why were they good were they good because our country was Christian were they good because the 1950s actually was repressive in a good way it repressed the evil it repressed the vices it repressed the expression in public of deviant sexual morality like Is that why it was good? | ||
| Is it because the morality and the ethics and the upstanding ability and mindset of the people that came before you laid the groundwork of a safe and prosperous and unified and cohesive country that you have now systematically dismantled And now you look around and you go, why are all these millennials so unhappy? | ||
| Why does Gen Z not want to work? | ||
| It's like, well, it's because we don't know what we're working for. | ||
| You had something in your vision. | ||
| You had a model before you. | ||
| You had the model of a society that was almost 99% single-family homes, like home ownership. | ||
| One dad worked a job, bought two cars. | ||
| His wife stayed at home. | ||
| You had a wonderful neighborhood where everybody knew each other and communicated with each other. | ||
| And now they act like, well, that just went away. | ||
| Yeah, it just went away and it's these people. | ||
| No, it's your fault. You sold that. | ||
| You gave that away. | ||
| You wanted to have your cake and eat it too. | ||
| You thought you could have the, you know, moral framework of... | ||
| Or not even the moral framework. | ||
| You thought you could have the benefits of the 1950s moral framework without the moral framework. | ||
| You thought you could have the benefits of solid families and, you know, success and working hard and creating this really... | ||
| Gorgeous life for everybody, but without having to do any of the hard work or without maintaining any of the virtues that your forefathers brought along. | ||
| So you squandered it all. | ||
| You wasted it all. | ||
| You spent the 60s and 70s having a great time and living off of the... | ||
| You know, surplus that the people in the 40s and 50s built for you. | ||
| But you did nothing to maintain it. | ||
| You did nothing to uphold it. | ||
| You did nothing to continue it. | ||
| And so now it's gone. | ||
| And now you look around and you wonder, well, I guess the next generations are screwed. | ||
| But you've still got your retirement. | ||
| You're going to go and sit on a beach and wear your Hawaiian shirt and grill and drink Bud Light until you die. | ||
| And you're going to really enjoy that. | ||
| And it's going to be great listening to Margaritaville. | ||
| On the boat, you know, that you could afford because you worked for, you know, 20 years for Shell or whatever, right? | ||
| You got a job right out of college. | ||
| Maybe you didn't even go to college. You got a job right out of high school. | ||
| You were there for 30 years. | ||
| You never worked overtime. | ||
| You never, you know, got fired or laid off by, you know, some corporate reorganization. | ||
| And then you retired with a massive pension. | ||
| And now you're spending that and whiling away your hours and occasionally voting Republican as if That does anything to help. | ||
| Well, meanwhile, the world that you left your children and grandchildren is one of absolute misery where they're going to be a despised minority in a world of total, you know, totalitarian financial domination where they will own nothing and they'll be on drugs that will force them to maintain the facade of happiness. | ||
| Congratulations, guys. Hope you enjoyed those very romantic evenings in the 60s and 70s. | ||
| The cost of that was your entire country, your entire nation, and your entire way of life being eaten out from the inside by the cancer of progressivism. | ||
| Thanks, baby boomers. Strong men create good times. | ||
| Good times create weak men. | ||
| Weak men create bad times. | ||
| Bad times create strong men. | ||
| It's pretty clear where we are in this little cycle. | ||
| Good times of the 60s and 70s where the way was paved by the hard, strong, responsible, moral, and rigid men of the 40s and 50s. | ||
| Gave way to the baby boomers who just enjoyed the benefits of these strong men. | ||
| And, you know, it makes sense. | ||
| It makes sense, right? You struggle through the Great Depression. | ||
| You risk your life and see the horrors of World War I and II. Once you have peace, you don't want to give that up. | ||
| And you want to give your kids an innocent upbringing that is free from the suffering that you had to endure. | ||
| And you think, as you do this, you're giving a gift to your children. | ||
| But if you don't teach your children what it is that brought this about and how you have to You have to actually forego some of the pleasures to enjoy the pleasures. | ||
| Do you get what I'm saying? Here's an example. | ||
| I just wanted to remind myself. | ||
| I went and looked up Tommy James and the Shondells singing I Think We're Alone Now. | ||
| Here's the comment I was referring to from David Harrison two years ago. | ||
| This is the song that perfectly describes my senior year of high school with my girlfriend and how we had to, quote, hide what we were doing because what would our parents say if only they knew, right? | ||
| Quoting the song. We spent many Fridays and Saturday nights after games alone together where the beatings of our heart was the only sound. | ||
| We eventually were married and were together for 20 years and had two amazing sons before we were divorced like so many of our generation. | ||
| Yeah. Like so many of your generation, you did not have the ability to maintain the moral rigor of your forefathers. | ||
| If your marriage wasn't going well, go ahead and get divorced. | ||
| You're not achieving what you want. | ||
| It's not easy for you. Well, just give up then. | ||
| Just surrender. What's the consequence, really? | ||
| I don't want to be married anymore. | ||
| Did your grandparents get married? | ||
| Did they get divorced? Did your parents get divorced? | ||
| They didn't, did they? | ||
| No, they probably had troubles too. | ||
| They probably didn't have the easiest marriage. | ||
| Not every marriage is completely perfect and without its rough spots. | ||
| Did they get divorced though? No, they actually believed in the sacraments. | ||
| They believed in what You have to endure sometimes to make the world a better place. | ||
| Not you, though. No, you were all about immediate satisfaction. | ||
| So you took the sacrifices of your parents and you enjoyed them. | ||
| Those late nights after the football game, lying on the hood of your car beneath the stars in pure innocence and joy. | ||
| And you thought, why should I ever have to struggle through anything ever in my life? | ||
| Why should I ever have to endure any amount of discomfort? | ||
| So you were made soft. And so you allowed through needling and encouragement from the mainstream media. | ||
| Just give all that up. | ||
| Just do whatever makes you feel good at the time. | ||
| So now you get to reminisce in your old age about what a great time you had in the 60s and 70s. | ||
| And gosh, how very special those years were for us, they say. | ||
| We were the class of 69 and I bet it was great. | ||
| So the person says, In our teens and early 20s, we hadn't the maturity or age to understand how fortunate we were. | ||
| Only with 2020 hindsight, 55 plus years, can I look back and truly value what we'd had. | ||
| I'm glad you got to enjoy it. | ||
| Sounds nice. Sounds nice. | ||
| I'm glad you got to enjoy that. | ||
| Because that failure to recognize what you had, that failure to understand what it was that brought us there, what it was that gave you that joyous time, is exactly why I won't enjoy it. | ||
| That your kids didn't enjoy it. | ||
| That my kids won't enjoy it. | ||
| You squandered it for the rest of us. | ||
| Sorry, boomers. I know. | ||
| We have a lot of boomer listeners here. | ||
| I'm sorry if I'm insulting you. | ||
| And probably if you're listening to this show, you probably weren't one of those people. | ||
| Maybe it's just a fact of life that you don't know how good it is until it's gone. | ||
| But there's almost nothing more frustrating than hearing somebody who lived through those wonderful, amazing times when innocence flourished and all was right in the world, reminisce and sort of recognize, just sort of go, yeah, it's not like that anymore. | ||
| That's all gone now. | ||
| Nobody experiences that anymore. | ||
| Now, when you're in third grade, your teacher might ask you how you feel about anal sex and try to put you on SSRIs if you don't, you know, comport to their weird-ass lessons. | ||
| Do you think that all just came out of nowhere? | ||
| No, it came out of you people. | ||
| You people did that. You baby boomers. | ||
| Didn't understand it was the moral rigidity of the 1950s and 40s that gave you what you enjoyed. | ||
| You thought you could continue to enjoy that and just do away with all of the necessary sacrifices and discomforts that brought that all about. | ||
| I'm so glad you got to enjoy that, but do you have any idea how frustrating it is to hear you reminisce about how great it was knowing that you're the ones that That are responsible for us not enjoying that. | ||
| It's incredibly frustrating. | ||
| It's incredibly frustrating. | ||
| And again, I know a lot of boomers recognize that. | ||
| I mean, my parents, the same way, they grew up in this wonderful time period, but they also didn't get divorced. | ||
| They never got divorced. | ||
| They weren't, you know, destroying the morality that brought them the comfortable life that they lived. | ||
| They actually continued it and perpetuated it and understand it. | ||
| But unfortunately, it's not an individual sort of thing. | ||
| So even though my parents didn't fall into the trap that so many did, I still had to suffer the consequences for all the other people. | ||
| That's how society works. | ||
| So enjoy your retirement, boomers. | ||
| We'll enjoy rebuilding the society that you squandered away. | ||
| Let's go out to your phone calls once again. | ||
| Aaron in South Carolina wants to talk about who is behind the WHO? Who's behind the WHO? Thanks for calling in, Aaron. | ||
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You're on the air. No, not WHO. It was who was behind the Epstein. | |
| If we're naming names, we're naming names. | ||
| Yeah, no, so Les Wexner. | ||
| That's one name you can get behind Epstein. | ||
| Yeah, Les Wexner is the founder of Victoria's Secret. | ||
| And a multi-billionaire who basically funded all of Epstein's stuff, gifted him the most expensive house in New York. | ||
| Yeah, that's just one of them. | ||
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Also one of Trump's buddies, by the way. | |
| Sure. Yeah. | ||
| All right, who else? I just wanted to throw that out there. | ||
| Yeah, well, you know, he's just one of them. | ||
| People do sort of know his name because he did get involved. | ||
| But of course, now Victoria's Secret has a Down syndrome model. | ||
| So, you know, they're above reproach now. | ||
| Sure, sure, they may have been involved in a little bit of the old human sex trafficking and blackmail operation that involved the highest rungs of power in this country and elsewhere. | ||
| But, you know, now they have a Down syndrome model, so they are above reproach. | ||
| Yeah, just one of the many names that it's worth knowing. | ||
| Let's go to Jim in Rhode Island. | ||
| I want to talk about America being built on the facade of us being the world police. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Jim. You're on the air. | ||
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Yes, how's it going? | |
| Good, thank you. Yeah, I just wanted to mention that the empire that we've been fighting for for 100 years has been built on the facade of Of saving the world for democracy. | ||
| That's been the propaganda since World War I. And we just messed things up royally by getting ourselves involved in wars that George Washington told us to avoid. | ||
| When do you think the last just war of the United States was, Jim? | ||
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| Interesting. I would have gone even farther back, but all right. | ||
| That's not a bad idea. | ||
| I mean, yeah, certainly World War I was a complete false flag, Lusitania. | ||
| We've discussed that many times. | ||
| There's no reason for us to be involved, and it just set the stage for World War II, which again was mostly our fault, and we were teamed up with the communist menace that we would then spend 50 years fighting against. | ||
| Sort of an insane idea. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, I guess the Civil War you could say potentially was just, but even that, you know, if I had a time machine and a magic wand, I would have avoided that conflict from ever breaking out. | ||
| I think there could have been a peaceful solution to that. | ||
| But I would have gone back to like 1812, Jim. | ||
| I don't know. What do you think about that? | ||
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Well, 1812. | |
| Okay, you could say that. | ||
| I mean, we had to settle the slavery issue one way or the other. | ||
| But we definitely could have stayed out of World War I. We had no business getting involved. | ||
| And if we don't depose the Kaiser, he stays in power. | ||
| You never get the Weimar Republic. | ||
| You never get Hitler. | ||
| I mean, it was it was Alan Dulles or John Foster Dulles that wrote in the contingency to the Treaty of Versailles that set the stage for World War Two. | ||
| I didn't realize the show's over. | ||
| I thought we had another segment left. | ||
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