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You're listening to the American Journal with your host Harrison Smith. | |
| January 6th, bombshell. | ||
| Bombshell after bombshell. | ||
| Biggest bombshells. | ||
| Cassidy Hutchinson's bombshells. | ||
| The stating picture of Trump. | ||
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The January 6th hearing's devastating case against Trump. | |
| Explosive testimony at an unexpected hearing from the January 6th committee. | ||
| Adjectives abound in mainstream media's reporting of the unexpected January 6th hearing this week, bringing you what's ignored, sensationalized, misleading, or just plain false. | ||
| Here's your media malfeasance for the last week of June. | ||
| Well, MSM certainly sensationalized Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony on Tuesday. | ||
| They ignored the lack of cross-examination and brushed their favorite word, debunked. | ||
| At a time when that word might have been best used. | ||
| Shortly after Hutchinson's heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend, Trump's been messing around testimony, the Secret Service sources were quick to contradict. | ||
| NBC News Chief White House Correspondent Peter Alexander had this to say. | ||
| A source close to the Secret Service tells me both Bobby Engle, the lead agent, and the presidential limousine SUV driver are prepared to testify under oath that neither man was assaulted and that Mr. | ||
| Trump never lunged for the steering wheel. | ||
| Now, despite that, Snopes wants to make sure you believe that the Secret Service did not debunk Hutchinson's testimony. | ||
| Strange, because the article itself points out that both Ornato and Engel have appeared before the committee on the record and behind closed doors at the committee's request. | ||
| Those sessions were recorded. | ||
| But not used in Tuesday's hearing. | ||
| I wonder why. The article also points out, note, Hutchinson referred to the presidential limousine known as the Beast. | ||
| However, Trump rode in a Suburban that day. | ||
| But wait, there's more. | ||
| ABC News says Hutchinson testified she wrote a note dictated by Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. | ||
| But former Trump White House lawyer Eric Hirschman is claiming that note regarding a potential statement for then-President Donald Trump was written by him. | ||
| With all of these inconsistencies, wouldn't the public have been better served to have fact-checking articles on Hutchinson's testimony with such a devastating recounting of January 6th? | ||
| What did she actually say clearly? | ||
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Her memory appeared to be rather shaky. | |
| Listen. Then Tony had relayed to me something to the effect of a conversation where I overheard the president say something to the effect of Something to the effect of... | ||
| Mr. Cipollone said something to the effect of... | ||
| The President said something to the effect of... | ||
| All this to distract from what the public actually cares about, their shrinking wallets. | ||
| Despite the Treasury Secretary saying inflation was temporary, and then transitory, and then finally, unacceptably high, why would we trust her about recession analysis? | ||
| It's natural now that we expect a transition to steady and stable growth, but I don't think a recession is at all inevitable. | ||
| A recession isn't inevitable? | ||
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Folks, if the definition of recession is two quarters in a row, the GDP slows down, Today's what date? | |
| I believe. Today's what date? | ||
| The 30th of June. | ||
| Tomorrow's officially day one of recession. | ||
| Oh, shit. If it's two quarters in a row, tomorrow is officially day one of recession and watch no one talk about it. | ||
| Wow. Watch no one talk about it till first quarter of 2023. | ||
| So what is the White House doing about this? | ||
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What we heard from the president today was a clear articulation of the stakes. | |
| This is about the future of the liberal Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene responds, we will not be paying for Biden's liberal world order. | ||
| People are angry. | ||
| But Biden's not backing down. | ||
| Just deal with those high gas prices. | ||
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The second part of the question was, would it bring down the price? | |
| Will it bring down prices? | ||
| And the war has pushed prices up. | ||
| They could go as high as $200 a barrel, some analysts think. | ||
| How long is it fair to expect American drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? | ||
| As long as it takes. | ||
| Russia cannot, in fact. | ||
| Defeat Ukraine and move beyond Ukraine. | ||
| So buckle up, folks. | ||
| High gas prices are here to stay. | ||
| Or don't buckle up because you can't afford to drive. | ||
| For KLIM.News, I'm Christy Lee. | ||
| Find and share that video at banned.video. | ||
| The bombshell, explosive, devastating testimony exposed. | ||
| We'll be right back for Daily Dispatch. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| So much to talk about today after this long weekend. | ||
| Hope everybody had a good Fourth of July. | ||
| Mine was nice and relaxing. | ||
| There's something about three-day weekends that always kind of annoys me. | ||
| Obviously, we at Infowars are never really off the clock. | ||
| We're always tuned in in some regard to the goings-on around the world. | ||
| Long weekends, it always seems like by Saturday, I'm looking forward to the show. | ||
| The next week, I'm going, okay, there's a lot of big developments this weekend. | ||
| Russia taking Luhansk in the Ukraine. | ||
| The chief editor of The Lancet coming out saying that COVID came, in fact, from a lab, an American lab at that. | ||
| And, of course, the Dutch farmer revolt. | ||
| It's like, okay, those are three big topics I can devote a lot of time to. | ||
| They each deserve a lot of inspection and investigation into it. | ||
| That'll be good. | ||
| And then, of course, by Monday, boy of things changed and there's shootings and chaos and so much more nonsense that I don't know how I'm going to get to all of it today. | ||
| But I'm going to do my best. | ||
| I'm going to try to do it quickly so I can take your phone calls as well and get your take on some of the more horrific goings on this weekend. | ||
| I'll also be joined by Cynthia Chung in the third hour. | ||
| She's the editor-in-chief of the Rising Tide Foundation and runs the Substack Through a Glass Darkly. | ||
| Really important stuff about the changing culture in this nation and how it's leading us down a path towards absolute despotism and tyranny. | ||
| Unless we change tack. | ||
| So we'll get into all of that and more. | ||
| Your phone calls probably in this hour and the second as well. | ||
| And Cynthia Chung in the third hour. | ||
| So without any further ado, let's get right into it. | ||
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| Here it is, your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Tuesday, the 5th of July, 2022. | ||
| 4th of July, rooftop shooter kills six in Chicago suburb. | ||
| A gunman perched on a rooftop opened fire on families waving flags and children riding bikes at a 4th of July parade on Monday, killing six and wounding more than 36 in the Chicago suburb of Highland Park. | ||
| The gunman climbed to the roof of a business using a ladder in an alley, police said. | ||
| The attack turned a civic display of patriotism into a scene of mayhem. | ||
| Hours later, police announced they had the suspect in custody after 22-year-old Robert E. Cremo III We're going to call him Bob. | ||
| Surrendered to authorities. The main street in Highland Park became a crime scene spanning blocks strewn with abandoned chairs and flags. | ||
| Witnesses who later came back to retrieve strollers and other items were told they could not go beyond the police tape. | ||
| Absolute pandemonium. | ||
| Yet another just horrific mass murder in this country. | ||
| This time targeting families celebrating the 4th of July. | ||
| There's a lot of speculation and a lot of evidence on both sides about who this killer was and what may have motivated him. | ||
| It's all sort of beside the point, isn't it? | ||
| Is it confusing? | ||
| The timing and location of this shooting? | ||
| Do you need to find out what video games the kid played to understand what's at work here? | ||
| America's under attack. The American people are under vicious and unrelenting attack from a myriad of sources. | ||
| And this is just one of the, I guess you could say, Partisan actors, guerrilla forces, black shirts behind the scenes, sowing chaos and terror. | ||
| It's really not that speculative. | ||
| When a gunman opens fire on families and children at a 4th of July parade, I don't think you have to really speculate as to what the symbolism of the attack was, what it really means, and what it means for All of America. | ||
| Just a horrific tragedy. | ||
| And maybe, you know, as more and more of these brutal and horrific mass murders continue, especially in places like Chicago and Illinois with some of the most extreme and restrictive gun control in the country, | ||
| maybe we can all wake up to the understanding that it doesn't have as much to do with guns as it has to do with The attack on the American people being carried out on every different level, from the highest offices in our politics to the lowliest street urchins getting their hand on a gun and murdering fellow Americans. | ||
| Something has to be done. | ||
| And I think you could take away all the guns in the country and it wouldn't do a dent in this psychological paradigm. | ||
| That is ripping us apart from the inside. | ||
| So we'll get to that a little bit later. | ||
| You know, in the 60s, our country was almost worse than we are now, right? | ||
| I mean, I think people sort of don't... | ||
| I didn't know this really until I started researching it and going back and seeing that there were like hundreds of bombings every year. | ||
| And just, I mean, all of America was on the verge of... | ||
| Absolute cataclysm and major race war in the 1960s. | ||
| It was bad. It was worse in terms of domestic terror and that sort of stuff than today. | ||
| But never once did anybody bomb a July 4th parade and kill six innocent people Sitting and waving to their local firemen. | ||
| Never once did you have people going to elementary schools and murder children. | ||
| So there's something else at play here. | ||
| It's beyond domestic strife. | ||
| And it's a true... | ||
| Horrific evil seeding itself into our consciousness. | ||
| And we'll get into it. | ||
| Of course, it wasn't the only shooting yesterday. | ||
| Two law enforcement officers shot during a July 4th festival in Philadelphia. | ||
| Two police officers were shot during a July 4th celebration in Philadelphia, according to City Police. | ||
| A 36-year-old Philadelphia Highway Patrol officer suffered a graze wound to the forehead, and a 44-year-old Montgomery County Sheriff's deputy suffered a gunshot wound to the shoulder, according to Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw. | ||
| Both officers were providing security at a July 4th concert on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway when shots were fired around 9.47 p.m. | ||
| just before the fireworks went off, Outlaw said. | ||
| Neither officers heard the gunshots before they were hit. | ||
| We don't know if it was a ricochet from celebratory gunfire. | ||
| We don't know if this was intentional. | ||
| We're just extremely grateful it wasn't worse than it was. | ||
| Yeah, maybe it was an accident. Maybe it was just a ricochet that happened to hit two police officers, one after the other. | ||
| It's absurd. There is a massive and terroristic population living in this country. | ||
| Guess what? It ain't the good old boys who don't like paying taxes. | ||
| And it's not the suburban moms mad at their children being shown pornography in schools. | ||
| The real threat to this country comes from the absolutely shattered home life and dislocated mental capacity of Some of the people we allow to thrive in this country. | ||
| Again, we'll get into that a little bit later. | ||
| On the Ukraine war front, Putin presses after Lysyshenk capture. | ||
| I swear they spell these things different every time you read it. | ||
| Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his defense minister to continue the offensive in Ukraine after Russia captured the city of Lysyshenk. | ||
| Mr. Putin was shown on Russian TV calling on forces and other fronts to pursue their aims according to previously approved plans. | ||
| That capture meant that all of Luhansk region is now in Russia's hands. | ||
| So yes, all of Luhansk is now firmly in Russian hands. | ||
| And according to Ukraine presidential goblin Zelenskyy, That's exactly where they want them. | ||
| Now we're in the best position we've been in the whole war, he says. | ||
| I'll show you the quote later. | ||
| It really is that absurd. | ||
| Yes, in another strategic victory for Ukraine, Russia has captured all of the Luhansk region. | ||
| They're telling you it's absurd, but we'll get into it. | ||
| Meanwhile, the Bank of England tells lenders to brace for an economic storm. | ||
| The Bank of England warned on Tuesday that the economic outlook for Britain and the world has darkened and told banks to ramp up capital buffers to ensure they can weather the storm. | ||
| Saying, quote, the economic outlook for the UK and globally has deteriorated materially, said the Bank of England, as it published in its financial stability report, adding that developments around the war in Ukraine could be a key factor. | ||
| Yes, folks, they've caused all sorts of problems, and now you have to brace for the fallout. | ||
| But we know, of course, that in order to institute a new system, you must destroy the old, and that's all we're experiencing here. | ||
| And just like I've predicted over and over again, Germans warned of hot water rationing limit to maximum allowed room temperatures as France, Germany, and the Netherlands begin their round of rationing energy. | ||
| In this suicidal drive towards the Great Reset New World Order. | ||
| We'll get into all of it. | ||
| Stay tuned. | ||
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All right. | |
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| I guess we'll start with the shootings today. | ||
| That is, of course, the top story. | ||
| All across the internet headlines around the world. | ||
| Fourth of July, rooftop shooter. | ||
| Kill six in Chicago suburbs. | ||
| Let's all say it together. | ||
| They were known to law enforcement. | ||
| Yes, of course they were. Of course they were. | ||
| And a lot of similarities we see between this character and some of the other recent mass shooters. | ||
| And again... I don't think it's a stretch. | ||
| I think I can more or less speak for all Americans when I say, yeah, there's something seriously wrong in this country and major changes have to be made in order to get us back on track. | ||
| Now, you could say, and again, you know, it's hard to even talk about one of these topics without straying into others, but there's this similarity of... | ||
| I don't know how to put it. | ||
| There's a similarity of reaction from... | ||
| The mainstream media, you know, there are these major sort of horrific problems that are caused by a huge number of influences, and yet the solution that is proposed and agreed to and uniformly adhered to by the media and politicians in power is completely incapable of dealing with all of these problems. | ||
| If you keep thinking of the, you know, Robert Malone's, Dr. | ||
| Robert Malone's Description of mass formation psychosis. | ||
| We have all of these different problems, and people realize their problems, and they realize it's bad, and they're desperate for an answer. | ||
| So all of that energy and all of that attention is directed towards one solution to the problem. | ||
| And of course the trick is, the feedback loop is, that that problem actually, or that solution actually creates a whole host of other problems. | ||
| That just reminds me of something like, something like climate change. | ||
| You have pollution from innumerable sources. | ||
| You have countries with different pollution levels. | ||
| You have all sorts of stuff going on, including the globalism that causes a little box of tangerines to be shipped from Argentina to Taiwan before it's finally sold in Chicago. | ||
| Why? Why are we shipping things twice across the Pacific Ocean? | ||
| It doesn't make any sense, but that's not going to be addressed. | ||
| No, it's all of that energy, all of the pollution, all of the deforestation, all of the Just ecological destruction all gets focused into carbon. | ||
| It's carbon and where it's climate change and we're going to institute a climate change agenda. | ||
| And that's the answer. That's the solution. | ||
| Clearly ignoring that it's not at all solving the problem. | ||
| It's actually creating a whole host of others. | ||
| And of course, gun control is the same way. | ||
| You have a society that has been ripped asunder by insane people. | ||
| Who won't just shut up and go away. | ||
| Who just have to inject problems into places that previously ran perfectly fine. | ||
| Didn't have major shootings. | ||
| We didn't have a population where half of the people are on psychotropic drugs. | ||
| We didn't have just the horror show that we now find ourselves in. | ||
| And they take all of this myriad spectrum of problems and they go, guns! | ||
| It's guns! We just take away the guns and it's all fine. | ||
| It's all totally fine. You can take away the guns. | ||
| People are still going to be insane. | ||
| They're still going to be suicidal and homicidal. | ||
| They're still going to carry out horrific attacks against innocent people. | ||
| Maybe they just won't have guns. | ||
| Except they will because of course they will because they're criminals. | ||
| Of course the police will have guns and they'll also be carrying out horrific attacks against the American people. | ||
| Interestingly, I don't even... | ||
| I haven't even heard that much about gun control following this shot, this shooting. | ||
| Like, it honestly seems like the American people have kind of moved on from that. | ||
| Like, it seems like we finally recognize, okay, it's really not the guns. | ||
| It's really... There's something insane going on here. | ||
| There's something incredibly troubling happening here. | ||
| And there are connections between some of these big shooters... | ||
| And they all have to do with loneliness, solitude, video games. | ||
| That's one of the things that is a similarity between all of these. | ||
| From Gateway Pundit, breaking Highland Park shooter Bobby Cremo was, quote, known to law enforcement before mass shooting on Monday. | ||
| Late Monday, the alleged shooter in the Highland Park shooting was taken into custody at an intersection not far from where the tragedy occurred that ended the lives of six innocent bystanders. | ||
| During a press conference earlier in the day, when law enforcement named the suspect, officials noted that Robert E. Crimo III was, quote, known to law enforcement. | ||
| This statement was reported again by WGN9 in Chicago. | ||
| This raises concerns by many that if the shooter was known to officials, then what reason did they have for taking no prior action that may have stopped events on Monday? | ||
| A mugshot of the suspect used online in the media suggests previous interaction with police in the area. | ||
| The shooter was a prolific poster online and went by the name Awake the Rapper. | ||
| He made a bunch of very, very cringy and pathetic videos. | ||
| His videos foretell his alleged violent acts. | ||
| One video appears to dramatize the school shooting. | ||
| In another video, he appears to animate his demise in a confrontation with the police. | ||
| In one of the suspect's songs, the lyrics say, My actions will be valiant and my thoughts is unnecessary. | ||
| I know what I have to do. | ||
| I know what's in it, not only for me, but for everyone else. | ||
| Highland Park's Mayor Nancy Rottering also confirmed to WGN Investigates that she has a connection to the suspect. | ||
| She said his father unsuccessfully ran against her for mayor in 2019. | ||
| Rottering said the violence has shaken us to our core, adding on a day that we're supposed to come together to celebrate community and freedom. | ||
| We are instead mourning the tragic loss of life and struggling with the terror that was brought upon us. | ||
| Highland Park, by the way, is a gun-free zone. | ||
| Okay, new rule. | ||
| Yeah. No more guns for rappers. | ||
| That's going to solve a lot of problems. | ||
| They're not even allowed to rap about guns. | ||
| Well, they can rap about guns all they want. | ||
| They just can't have them. I like that. | ||
| No, no, no, no, no. Because the people listening to rap have an IQ of like 70 and below. | ||
| And so... | ||
| What are they going to rap about then? | ||
| No offense to people who listen to rap. What are they going to rap about? | ||
| Yeah. You can't rhyme gun with fun anymore. | ||
| Darn it. No more. You've just destroyed SoundCloud's entire operative model. | ||
| It's not going to work. No more mumble rap. | ||
| Yeah. No one... | ||
| No one... You know, maybe we can compromise on gun control. | ||
| I think that, you know, neck tattoo. | ||
| Maybe you have a neck tattoo. You don't get to have a gun. | ||
| Maybe you have a neck tattoo or dyed hair. | ||
| You don't get to own a firearm in this country. | ||
| Maybe we can have little rules like that. | ||
| It's gun control. Hey, folks, you want gun control. | ||
| We're willing to make concessions. | ||
| Your wrist has to be greater than one inch in diameter to own a gun. | ||
| You have to not be a meth addict with neck tattoos in order to own a gun. | ||
| I don't know. I'm just spitballing here. | ||
| Just speculating. I mean, oh no. | ||
| Oh, I'm sorry, Dan. | ||
| You can't have guns. All right, half the crew is disqualified from owning firearms now. | ||
| Dang it. What the hell? All right, well, I'm open to negotiation. | ||
| We can figure this out one way or the other. | ||
| All right, you can't have a neck tattoo and a fledgling rap career. | ||
| I don't know. I don't know. | ||
| We can figure something out. | ||
| Fair enough. Because clearly, yeah, something is horrifically wrong in this country. | ||
| And again, the takeaway... | ||
| To me is pretty simple. | ||
| America's under attack. | ||
| The American people are under attack. | ||
| Do you think if there was a shooting at a Juneteenth parade, there'd be speculation as to what the shooter was, his motive was? | ||
| You think a bunch of black people got killed at a Juneteenth celebration? | ||
| There'd be any confusion as to what the symbolism of that was? | ||
| What's the race of the shooter? What is it? | ||
| Well, I don't know. Alien? | ||
| No, I'm saying in the hypothetical Juneteenth. | ||
| Oh, yeah. But it wouldn't matter. | ||
| No, it wouldn't even matter. Even if it was a... | ||
| Well, if it was a black shooter, you would never hear about it. | ||
| But we will talk more about this on the other side. | ||
| You'd hear about it. They would call him a white... | ||
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We're not done with this conversation. I will argue with you on the other side. | |
| All right, folks. I'm a little bit torn. | ||
| I'm a little bit torn because... | ||
| You know, half of me is like, I don't want to give this... | ||
| This weird little scumbag that murdered a bunch of people. | ||
| The attention he so clearly desires. | ||
| The other half of me notices that Twitter accounts that are posting his videos are being deleted. | ||
| Crabcrawler1, Crabman on Twitter, who's a news aggregator. | ||
| Actually... He's good at it. | ||
| Every day he'll make a thread. | ||
| They'll say Monday, and then he'll have all the news stories from that one day on that one tweet rather than new tweets. | ||
| Anyway, he's very good and very sort of just all over the place, right? | ||
| He just posts all the news that comes out that he thinks are important. | ||
| Not necessarily politically aligned one way or the other, but he says Twitter locked my account and made me delete the Robert Cremo Highland Park Shooters suspects footage because journalism is not allowed. | ||
| Twitter's warning left the specifically for section blank when saying what rule he violated. | ||
| Of course, we have these videos. | ||
| And so, you know, part of me says, don't show these videos because you don't want to give the guy the attention that he desired. | ||
| But the other part says to me, well, if Twitter doesn't want us to see the videos, then obviously we probably should play them since that's what we're here for. | ||
| So we'll at least take a look at some of them and try to figure out exactly what went on there. | ||
| But again, it's not confusing. | ||
| You don't need to speculate. | ||
| You don't need to deep dive into the psychology of this man. | ||
| He targeted a 4th of July parade. | ||
| He targeted Americans. | ||
| It's really not that complicated. | ||
| And again, I don't want to get too far off topic, but... | ||
| One of the things I was wanting to cover today before the shooting happened was I really wanted to get into what the southern border would look like if all of the money that we've sent to Ukraine to protect their borders went to the southern border instead. | ||
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Right? The... | |
| U.S. Congress balked at the, what was it, $4 billion price tag for the wall? | ||
| Well, we spent 10 times that much. | ||
| So could we have a wall 10 layers deep on the U.S.-Mexico border? | ||
| I mean, just the sheer amount of money you could pay for an Apache helicopter for every mile of the border to patrol. | ||
| Nobody would cross without permission. | ||
| They wouldn't even dare. | ||
| I mean, could you imagine? | ||
| And to me, it's the same thing as how many billions of dollars, how many entirely new portions of the government have been created to tackle the danger of domestic terrorism that's gone completely towards surveilling innocent, law-abiding, not terroristic, but just conservative terrorists. | ||
| Members of the American public, how many millions of dollars, how much time has been spent by our Congress trying to desperately carve some sort of narrative out of what happened on January 6th? | ||
| How many lawyers and investigators and DOJ members pouring through tens of thousands of hours of footage of what was essentially a slightly rambunctious protest on January 6th? | ||
| How much safer would we be if all of that money—and I'd rather just not have that money spent. | ||
| I'd rather just keep that money ourselves. | ||
| I'd rather not empower the federal government. | ||
| But if we're going to do it, if we're going to send $10 billion to a border, it should be ours. | ||
| And if we're going to spend $10 billion going after domestic terrorists in this country, I wish they would actually go after the people murdering us and not the people protesting at school boards. | ||
| Again, this is not a problem that is— Insurmountable. | ||
| That we just can't handle. That's too much trouble, like no matter how much money we... | ||
| No, no. It's just there's no focus on the real problems. | ||
| And the focus is on fake problems, and that focus causes a whole host of other problems. | ||
| I mean, the best example would be Parkland, Nicholas Cruz, who, of course, had all sorts of warning signs and trouble with the law prior to that mass shooting. | ||
| But it was all covered up because, of course, the top priority is stopping the school to prison pipeline. | ||
| So, of course, they stop charging kids with crimes. | ||
| They handle it internally in the school, meaning they don't have a criminal record, meaning they're still able to buy guns, meaning that it's entirely the fault of the people who impose the stop school to prison pipeline program that. | ||
| These, you know, ruthless and heartless criminals are able to obtain firearms where if the law would be applied, they would be precluded. | ||
| From that particular right. | ||
| So again, it's not that we don't have the money that we need to solve this. | ||
| It's not that we don't have the surveillance superstructure in place To identify and prevent these types of attacks. | ||
| It's that the people in charge have no interest in doing that. | ||
| They only have interest in using these shootings as an excuse to gain more power for themselves to target innocent people who aren't doing these shootings. | ||
| Who are protesting against stolen elections. | ||
| Or protesting against unreasonable tax burdens that are destroying their livelihoods. | ||
| Or protesting against the war in Ukraine. | ||
| I mean all of these things that... | ||
| Are not hurting anybody and are in fact perfectly lawful and constitutional expressions of dissatisfaction with the American government. | ||
| Those are the people being focused on. | ||
| Those are the people being surveilled and watched and honey trapped into false flag operations. | ||
| And of course the other part of this is that this shooting on July 4th was just the cherry on top of When it comes to Chicago, at least 38 people shot, 9 fatally, so far this holiday weekend in Chicago. | ||
| That's from breaking at 9-1-1 on Sunday, July 3rd. | ||
| So before the mass shooting, right? | ||
| Before the mass shooting that killed 6 and injured something like 36, you had 38 people shot, 9 killed, just in the few days before. | ||
| Just in the one or two days before that, There have probably been several more since then. | ||
| So there's a sickness in this country. | ||
| There is a deep-seated illness ravaging us from the inside. | ||
| It's just not being talked about or solved or approached with any semblance of seriousness. | ||
| Instead, they're letting criminals out on the street and saying it's the police's fault. | ||
| That all of this senseless murder is taking place. | ||
| Infowars has a story about Paul Joseph Watson. | ||
| Ghoulish battle over possible political motivations of July 4th shooter begins. | ||
| This is really confusing to me. | ||
| Possible motivations of a July 4th shooter? | ||
| I'm sorry, if somebody shot up a bunch of black people on Martin Luther King Day, if somebody shot up a bunch of black people on Juneteenth, would there be speculation? | ||
| Would it be a back and forth, or would everybody in the world understand perfectly what the political motivation was? | ||
| He attacked American citizens watching a parade on Independence Day. | ||
| Maybe he was just really a pro-American. | ||
| Maybe he was a make America great again guy. | ||
| Maybe he just loved America that much. | ||
| He was murdering Americans on July 4th. | ||
| No, he was a product of this anti-American sentiment continually seeded and engendered in people's mindset by the mainstream media and the very politicians that are supposed to run this country. | ||
| They have fostered And helped to bring about this entire mindset. | ||
| There's no speculation. There is no confusion. | ||
| There is no possibility that this guy was somehow a white supremacist, Trump-supporting, pro-America guy. | ||
| This was an attack on the American people, directly from Without confusion. | ||
| So the American people need to understand you are under attack. | ||
| You're under attack from the medical establishment. | ||
| You're under attack from the media establishment. | ||
| You're under attack from the political establishment. | ||
| You're under attack. All of these really coordinated by the financial establishment. | ||
| And all of these people, while they're attacking your bank account, while they're attacking your children, while they're attacking your way of life and your ability to earn a living and the very religion An ideology that your country was founded on, their little foot soldiers, their little murderous gremlins are out there physically attacking you, murdering your children in cold blood. | ||
| So we've got to do something about this. | ||
| There absolutely has to be some pretty extreme measures taken. | ||
| Not one of them has to do with gun control. | ||
| Not one of them has to do with restricting the rights of American people. | ||
| They have to do with rooting out the insanity. | ||
| All right, folks, we are going to continue to talk a little bit about this shooting opportunity. | ||
| I'm going to open up the phone lines right now. | ||
| Like I said, there's just a million other things to talk about today and we're going to have to get to those. | ||
| Including the absolute revolution taking place in the Netherlands right now as Dutch farmers rise in opposition to the World Economic Forum's completely arbitrary shutting down of their entire Capacity to make a living. | ||
| We're also going to talk about the new numbers that we got from the vaccine. | ||
| Whether the vaccine works even a little bit and also what's behind the severe and precipitous rise in unexplained deaths in young people over the last couple months. | ||
| Yeah, I think all of that's... | ||
| I think the mass starvation and the global depopulation scheme of the death shot should probably be a little bit higher priority, but I have a feeling people are going to want to speculate about the motives and meaning behind the shooter. | ||
| But if you do want to call in about something else, I encourage you to do so. | ||
| And I just published it mere seconds ago. | ||
| You can find on... | ||
| Harrisonhillsmith.substack.com, your daily dispatch. | ||
| Complete array of all of the stories that I have to cover today. | ||
| So even if I haven't gotten to one and you want to talk about it, I encourage you to go to that substack, Harrisonhillsmith.substack.com, and find a story that you want to talk to me about. | ||
| Let's try that, and you can give me a call. | ||
| The number to dial is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| That's 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Lines are now open. | ||
| Of course, also occurring at this very moment, the term cyborg slaves of Satan is trending on Twitter. | ||
| That, of course, was the term used by Alex Jones in his description of who exactly we here at InfoWars are declaring our independence against the cyborg slaves of Satan. | ||
| It must be a great description of this Chicago shooter. | ||
| So, folks, still, despite being... | ||
| Routinely and continuously disparaged by the mainstream media despite being under concerted and endless attack both in the courts and on big tech and in congressional committees and everywhere else. | ||
| InfoWars continues to thrive. | ||
| InfoWars continues to expand. | ||
| InfoWars continues to fight for all that is good and worthy in this world. | ||
| And we won't stop and we won't stop making waves. | ||
| We'll talk a little bit more about that as well because of course every time Alex Jones trends or something he says trends you get a ton of Ridiculous nonsense from the left, but also the right wing uses this time to come out and virtue signal that they get it better than Alex Jones. | ||
| Alex Jones is useful in a certain way, but he gets it wrong in this way. | ||
| And of course, they're completely wrong and incapable of building a movement in the way that Alex Jones has or completely and just irreversibly changing the entire trajectory of the world in the way that Alex Jones has. | ||
| I mean, my God, just this weekend alone, I read headlines from mainstream media that used terms like command and control system, used terms like globalism and globalists. | ||
| These were things you only heard on Alex Jones 10 years ago. | ||
| The ideas that Alex Jones has propagated, the ideas that he, of course, became the primary spokesman and propagator of, Have absolutely come to dominate the political discourse in this country. | ||
| Oh, but you know better. Oh, but you would have done it better, I think, maybe. | ||
| Maybe. I mean, you didn't, and you aren't. | ||
| But, you know, you would have if you were out. | ||
| You would have done it better, I'm sure. | ||
| No, you wouldn't have. | ||
| No, what Alex Jones has been able to pull off in this country has changed the entire world. | ||
| Not with the systemic approval of an establishment hell-bent on destroying us, but with their Quite open antagonism, actually. | ||
| So it's been an incredible thing, and it's an incredible thing for me to now be a part of this austere institution. | ||
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| We'll take your phone calls here in just a second. | ||
| Let's just finish off with a discussion from our end on this Highland Park shooter. | ||
| Of course, it's worth noting, as the Simple Wars article does, Highland Park attack occurred despite red flag laws and other stringent gun controls. | ||
| A red flag law awaiting period for gun purchases, licensing requirement, and numerous other gun controls did not prevent the July 4, 2020 Highland Park attack. | ||
| Mike Bloomberg's Every Town for Gun Safety lists Illinois as the state with the sixth most stringent gun laws in the country, including all sorts of requirements and red flag laws in place. | ||
| None of these help to prevent the horrific and devastating attack on innocent people simply watching their July 4th parade. | ||
| Did you go to a July 4th parade this weekend? | ||
| I did, and it was just absolute joy. | ||
| It was kind of overwhelming. | ||
| And again, you almost get this like bittersweet feeling of like you go to a July 4th celebration, especially if it's in some sort of suburb. | ||
| I went to a one up near Lake Travis, small town feel kind of thing. | ||
| And just, you know, hordes, just crowds and crowds of little kids running around, children, families, patriots all wearing American flags, all celebrating this great country. | ||
| And you look around and you go, how can the globalists defeat this? | ||
| Of course, I understand when you see this crowd, like, oh, this is what the globalists fear. | ||
| This is what they despise. | ||
| But also, this is what they're defeating somehow. | ||
| This is what they're beating. This is what they are imposing their will on. | ||
| There's thousands and thousands of patriotic, God-fearing American people who, unfortunately, are just, they just work all day. | ||
| They, you know, partake in whatever entertainment they like at night. | ||
| And, uh, How do you rouse these people to understand that you are the troops in a war and you're not fighting? | ||
| You represent an overwhelming numerical advantage that we have, that you have, that the American people have against the forces of evil that are attempting to strip us of our every right and subject us to really undefeatable slavery once they get their hooks in us, get our hands in those shackles. | ||
| So again, it's kind of bittersweet. | ||
| It's like, oh, it's amazing to see all these Americans. | ||
| It's uplifting. It's fulfilling. | ||
| You watch the news, you think that Americans are all hateful bigots or evil scumbags or just worthless degenerates. | ||
| And then you go to a place like a July 4th parade and you're like, oh my gosh, this is so refreshing. | ||
| This is not anything like the world that's presented to me through the TV. This is a world of love and beauty and friendship and joy. | ||
| So it's uplifting, but at the same time you go, and then they don't know. | ||
| And somehow they don't know that they're under attack. | ||
| Somehow we aren't doing enough to fight back. | ||
| And it's sort of upsetting. So, I mean, I guess that's what I was thinking yesterday when we went to that parade. | ||
| It's just like, I guess that's my goal, is to try desperately to convince these people that they're in a war and that they're under attack and that they're Willful ignorance of this fact will be the ultimate destruction because they might be teaching their kids something at home. | ||
| You might be telling your kids one thing, trying to encourage your kids for an hour every Sunday to be moral and be a good Christian, a good American, but they're getting seven hours, five days a week in school of subversion of that message. | ||
| And they're being influenced by their friends who are in turn influenced by the mainstream media to completely reject The lifestyle and the morality that you're trying to encourage in them. | ||
| So it's not enough just to, oh, I just live a good life and I just, you know, I'm just doing my best. | ||
| It's like, well, it's not good enough, actually. | ||
| Actually, you're in a war. So, you know, when bombs are falling around your house, you don't just, you know, keep making banana bread, right? | ||
| You don't just sit there like, oh, gosh, sounds like bombs are falling around me. | ||
| No, you need to get into action. | ||
| You need to mobilize. You need to fight back. | ||
| It's not impossible to win this war. | ||
| It is impossible to win a war when you're not fighting it. | ||
| And that's the real big issue. | ||
| We'll finish up this hour. | ||
| We'll take your calls next hour. We'll finish up this one from a thread by Michael Tracy, who posts a thread by a man who says he knew the Highland Park shooter, and he posts proof of that. | ||
| He claimed the shooter has no political ideology other than to co-op random aesthetics and fartherance of his interest in, quote, alternative reality games. | ||
| And I think with that phrase alone, you identify what it is, the center of all of this madness. | ||
| It is a complete divorce from reality. | ||
| It is a complete aversion and hatred of reality. | ||
| A desire to impose a non-reality, a false reality, an alternative so-called reality on the people of this country. | ||
| And it's just terrific. Alright, we got a lot of callers. | ||
| Only one about gun control. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side. | ||
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Stay tuned. Welcome back, folks. | |
| Just sitting here reading the show chat at band.video. | ||
| You guys have some crazy ideas, man. | ||
| I'll tell you what. One guy says, Harrison is just ex-Antifa playing the part well. | ||
| What? Then you look at his username, and it's, quote, I really hate you all. | ||
| Oh, okay. Oh, all right. | ||
| I get it. Okay. | ||
| Sewing division, sewing suspicion. | ||
| That's nice. | ||
| It's fun to see. Even behind enemy lines here, you trying to spread lies about me in our very own chat. | ||
| Oh, he's not calling. You want to call in? | ||
| Call in. I really hate you all. | ||
| Call in. Give me a call. | ||
| Tell me what makes you so dumb. | ||
| I'd love to know. 877-789-2539. | ||
| I know. It's kind of hard, right? | ||
| We say it 10 times a day, and yet you forget it when you try to say it. | ||
| Yeah, give us a call. Tell me why you think I'm ex-Antifa. | ||
| Literally doesn't make any sense. Antifa wasn't even a thing before I started working at InfoWars, but that's fine. | ||
| That's just bizarre. I don't know. | ||
| I got totally distracted by that comment. | ||
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Just like, what? | |
| I'm sorry, what? I must have missed when I was Antifa when I was going to youth group all through high school. | ||
| I don't know. It's all confusing. | ||
| It's all very confusing. We got a lot to cover. | ||
| I guess we'll just go straight out to your phone calls before we get into anything else since people are calling about a number of Let's go to B.S. Assassin in New York City. | ||
| He got in quick, quick off the draw on this. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, B.S. Assassin. | ||
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You're on the air. Almost there, mi amigos. | |
| Listen to me right now. While you guys were partying, playing grand dance on 4th of July, the B.S. Assassin was cracking advanced AI algorithms. | ||
| That's right, from BlackRock, known as Aladdin. | ||
| Is anybody aware of that? Are you aware of that, Mr. | ||
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Smith? So anyway, I'm going to tell you how this algorithm works. | |
| Are you ready for it? Yeah. It has a very high predictability rate. | ||
| I believe about 100%. | ||
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It goes like this. | |
| Hey, George, you want to start a war? | ||
| Okay, Bill. Sounds great. | ||
| Let's invest in weapon manufacturing. | ||
| Cha-ching! Okay, so it's sort of an algorithmic breakdown of how it works exactly. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, I figured it out yesterday. | ||
| Yeah, it took me all day yesterday to figure that one out, man. | ||
| I cracked the code. And then I got one more thing for you guys. | ||
| Bump was on Lolita Express seven times. | ||
| That is correct. It was confirmed by the actual pilot, and he was quoted as saying, Jeffrey Epstein's a good guy, and he really likes young girls. | ||
| I'll leave that with you guys. Have a good day. | ||
| Happy day, yes, the fourth. | ||
| We're still free. Woo! | ||
| Thank you, thank you, BS Assassin. | ||
| Yes, yes, of course. | ||
| Yeah, Trump's in on it. | ||
| You cracked the code. It's incredible. | ||
| I did know, and I think I posted this on Twitter, but can you imagine, I mean, Bill Gates... | ||
| Now, when Trump flew on the Lolita Express, it was always, like, with his family, and it would be from, like, Florida to New York. | ||
| I don't think he ever actually visited the island. | ||
| I'm open to correction, but he didn't. | ||
| However... Bill Gates. | ||
| Bill Gates has been to Jeffrey Epstein's Island something like 36 times that we know of. | ||
| I think that's the official number at this point. | ||
| It keeps going up. It's like 26 for a while. | ||
| Now it's 36. Have you been anywhere in your life 36 times? | ||
| I'm saying that I have a family in Colorado. | ||
| Every year we would go and spend two weeks in this little town in Colorado. | ||
| And occasionally we'd go on spring break for a little ski trip or we'd go there for Thanksgiving. | ||
| I mean, I know the place like the back of my hand. | ||
| I feel like it's a second home, this little town. | ||
| Southwestern Colorado. And yet I haven't been there 37 times. | ||
| I've not been there 36 times. | ||
| I've been there maybe 20, right? | ||
| But I know it like the back of my hand. | ||
| I know it's like a second home to me. | ||
| I know where everything is. | ||
| I know where all of the little secret spots are. | ||
| Like I know it so well. | ||
| And yet I've been there maybe half as many times as Bill Gates has been to Jeffrey Epstein's Island. | ||
| So again, it's like, so what? | ||
| It's like, have you been anywhere 36 times? | ||
| Do you understand this place is like a second home to some of these people? | ||
| It's pretty astonishing to imagine. | ||
| Of course, Donald Trump never went there. | ||
| He did fly the plane with his friends. | ||
| Guess what? Jeffrey Epstein is a billionaire. | ||
| They all hang out together. All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| Still a lot to cover on this episode. | ||
| Again, I have these videos from Robert Cremo, the shooter. | ||
| I don't even want to play him. I don't even care. | ||
| It really doesn't even matter. | ||
| Dude is insane. He has a weird uncle that lived with him. | ||
| He said there were warning signs. | ||
| Anyway, I really don't even care. | ||
| There's so much more to talk about. | ||
| There's so much more really horrific stuff. | ||
| I mean, just the Dutch protest alone, the revolt that's taking place, it's hardly getting any attention on the mainstream media, and yet is extremely informative as to The globalist system that's being saddled about are necks at this point. | ||
| We're going to go out to your phone calls and see where they take us. | ||
| Let's go to Tim in California. | ||
| This is about the purposeful collapse of the world's economy. | ||
| As if you needed more evidence. | ||
| Sounds like Tim's got some. Thanks for calling in. | ||
| Tim, you're on the air. Good morning, Harrison. | ||
| Yes, here's more proof. | ||
| It is on purpose. | ||
| This goes all the way back to 1953, the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act. | ||
| The Department of Interior is required to periodically issue five-year plans for offshore oil and gas lease sales. | ||
| And whether it was Republican or Democrat, they successfully managed to do this. | ||
| And up until last week, they missed their deadline for the first time. | ||
| In 58 years. | ||
| They missed the deadline. | ||
| So what does that mean? Well, it means that this most recent plan that they had that went into effect in 2017, it expired on Thursday. | ||
| And without a plan, these offshore lease sales, they produced more than 1.7 million barrels of oil per day. | ||
| And now, they cannot be helped. | ||
| The worst part is the dance, where everybody in the White House and all the administrations, everybody was dancing, even back in May. | ||
| And they're saying, oh, we're going to meet the deadline. | ||
| Sure, no problem. And even on Thursday, oh, yeah, yeah, we're going to meet it. | ||
| And then it just didn't happen. | ||
| They missed the deadline. | ||
| I mean, there's comments from senators and so forth, but... | ||
| I just thought it was interesting. | ||
| The inability of the Interior to meet its own June 30th deadline of releasing the proposed program is yet another reminder of the administration failing in its statutory obligation to develop and maintain an offshore oil and gas leasing program. | ||
| And it had 17 months to release the final program. | ||
| Not just the proposed program that they promised would be out yesterday. | ||
| Of course, that would have been last week. | ||
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So this is so... | |
| Sorry, the way you're presenting it, I haven't heard before. | ||
| Here's the story I have from Breitbart. | ||
| Joe says no. Biden White House blocks new Atlantic Pacific Ocean drilling as global energy demand soars. | ||
| U.S. President Joe Biden has proposed blocking all new drilling in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans as the world cries out for more energy from sources far from Russia, the Middle East, and OPEC oil cartel. | ||
| Biden's also moving to shut down exploration and production of oil and gas on onshore federal lands while acknowledging the importance of fossil fuels in the U.S. energy landscape. | ||
| As Breitbart News reported, a plan released Friday shows the White House proposed no more than 10 potential sales in the Gulf of Mexico, an option for one potential lease sale. | ||
| It's in the northern portion of the Cook Inlet of Alaska, and no lease sales for the Atlantic or Pacific planning areas over the 2023 to 2028 period. | ||
| So is that what you're talking about? | ||
| It's the same thing that you're talking about, it's just being phrased differently on Breitbart, I guess? | ||
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I don't know if it is or if it isn't. | |
| These... These continental shelf land things, it affects the Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Atlantic, and off the coast of Alaska. | ||
| That much I do know. | ||
| And I do know the most recent plan, you know, these things float around like every five years, it seems like. | ||
| But this most recent one they did, it did produce all that oil, 1.7 million barrels per day. | ||
| It expired on Thursday. | ||
| That's the drop. And he's not This is legally mandated. | ||
| This isn't something where you just decide, well, we're going to miss our deadline. | ||
| This is legally mandated. | ||
| This is part of the Department of Interior's job to do this. | ||
| And Melissa Swartz, their spokesperson, confirmed, hey, we are on track to issue the plan. | ||
| And then here it is, the three-day weekend, or when the date came and went, nothing happened. | ||
| They missed it. So now this will be the first year since 1958 this has happened. | ||
| And instead, the Biden administration has spent its time, you know, Courting overseas dictators. | ||
| You know, they beg countries like Russia and Iran and Venezuela for oil. | ||
| And Saudi Arabia. And of course, yeah, like Macron was caught on tape telling to Biden, like, they can't produce anymore. | ||
| They're at full capacity. | ||
| So, like, you can beg them all they want. | ||
| They can't produce anymore. You have to open up alternative sources. | ||
| But the Biden administration is absolutely refusing to. | ||
| Of course, all of this is purposeful. | ||
| All of this is 100 percent We're good to go. | ||
| What people want to do. It's not supposed to be there to dictate what they do. | ||
| And if there was an economic or political motivation for people to get off fossil fuels, if there was even an alternative capable of getting us off fossil fuels, people would likely flock to it. | ||
| The problem is, well, we shut down our nuclear expansion in this country when Richard Nixon was unceremoniously kicked out of office. | ||
| So, you know, that really is the only alternative source that makes any sense at all, nuclear power. | ||
| And if we had continued to develop nuclear power in this country for the past 70 years, you don't think it would be incredibly safe and compact by this point. | ||
| The miniaturization of nuclear power... | ||
| Nuclear technology was already accelerating at a really rapid rate back in the 50s. | ||
| But then, of course, we decided to shut it all down, and that's not happening anymore. | ||
| So we still rely on fossil fuels. | ||
| And all of the alternatives from solar power to windmills and wind generation just don't make any sense. | ||
| They literally cost more to produce than the energy that they're able to provide. | ||
| So, you know, the latest numbers I was seeing yesterday was that the windmills have a carbon return on investment in 18 years, and yet they have a lifespan of 25 years. | ||
| So in order to produce the windmills, the amount of carbon that you use to get the steel, to ship it, to build the things and then erect them, costs so much carbon that it's not going to be carbon neutral until it runs for 18 years nonstop. | ||
| And, of course, we know they don't run nonstop. | ||
| They constantly fail. | ||
| They constantly are just standing uselessly as the wind doesn't blow and And even if they do last that 18 years, they, in the best of luck, get another seven years of energy production. | ||
| So it just doesn't make any sense. | ||
| So even if you buy the green new scam, even if you buy these new ideas about carbon control and carbon limitation, the alternative energy methods just aren't They aren't good. | ||
| Or the biofuel that we always talk about, where instead of using coal, they say, we were completely carbon neutral today. | ||
| We use no coal at all. | ||
| No, instead we shipped old growth trees from Virginia that we ground down into pellets and then burned those. | ||
| So we're just going to deforest, you know, 100-year-old Thank you so much for the call, Tim. Let's go to Angel in Connecticut. | ||
| Let's talk about gun control. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Angel, you're on the air. | ||
| Let's go to Angel, guys. Sorry, Angel, one second. | ||
| I've got my crew doing four things at once. | ||
| Let's go to Angel. Thanks for calling in, Angel. | ||
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You're on the air. Hi, Harrison. | |
| How are you today? Good, thank you. | ||
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Good. I was listening to you talking when you first came on air, and you're talking about this Parkland shooting, and I came across an article earlier this morning It's from Law Enforcement Today, posted on July 3rd, 2022. | |
| It says, Senate Democrats introduced bills that completely infringe on Americans' Second Amendment rights. | ||
| Limits gun purchases to one every five years. | ||
| Wow, so that was even before the shooting. | ||
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Oh, okay. Well, this article is posted on the 3rd, but I didn't know if you were aware of that and all the stipulations they have in it. | |
| But, of course, Blumenthal is involved from Connecticut. | ||
| Yeah, the crew's already found the article. | ||
| I'll take a look at that during the break. | ||
| Thank you so much for the call, Angel. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side with more of your phone calls. | ||
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Stay tuned. Welcome back, folks. | |
| We do have a lot to cover, and boy, the phone calls are coming in hot and heavy, so we're going to go to those in just a second. | ||
| But I do want to at least take a moment to recognize what is happening in the land of the Dutch, the Netherlands, and how it's really just sort of a precursor to what we're going to see around the world. | ||
| I have lots of videos to show you. | ||
| In fact, let's go ahead and roll clip number seven here. | ||
| Dutch farmers ain't messing around. | ||
| Let's watch. See them blocking intersections, dropping hay bales and sacks of manure to shut down the transportation. | ||
| You can see them actually spraying liquefied manure all over government offices. | ||
| As they pile giant piles of manure in front of them, they're absolutely shutting down the country and fighting it back against the completely arbitrary and completely unjustified purposeful destruction of their thriving industry. | ||
| You see burning piles of Organic material on the side of the highway. | ||
| I mean, it is a full-on revolt, folks. | ||
| There you see them spraying more manure on the police, attacking police vans. | ||
| It's just a collection of videos for TikTok. | ||
| But again, you see a small little sample there. | ||
| This isn't some small scale thing. | ||
| This is a nationwide revolution taking place in the Netherlands as well. | ||
| There should be one of those. | ||
| I mean, this, again, was not something that happened. | ||
| This was not the government reacting to some legitimate threat to all of what's going on. | ||
| It's the government arbitrarily, without justification, imposing insane restrictions on one of their number one industries in their entire country – It makes no sense. Let's go to another one. | ||
| Clip number eight here. Farmers fight back. | ||
| You see them with tractors pushing back the armored vehicles that were sent to deal with them. | ||
| Spraying manure all over the police. | ||
| Again, driving their tractors. | ||
| And using the heavy equipment they have to show their extreme displeasure at having their livelihoods, their way of life, and their very existence challenged by the unelected bureaucrats of the World Economic Forum. | ||
| And make no mistake, that's exactly who it was that is imposing this on the Dutch. | ||
| I mean, it is a massive uprising, folks. | ||
| Just look at some of these videos. | ||
| And if you're a radio listener right now, I implore you, go to band.video and watch this segment when it gets uploaded once this show ends. | ||
| It's absolutely huge. | ||
| And of course, the Dutch police are fighting back. | ||
| But they're actually being overwhelmed in many cases by the Dutch farmers. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 19. | ||
| Uniformed and undercover troops of Dutch plainclothes police allow themselves to be driven away. | ||
| Let's watch. So you see the Dutch police with the batons in their plainclothes frantically, frantically trying to get back in their police van as they are approached by a mob of, well, very decent looking, you know, regular Dutch citizens who prior to this had no problem with their government probably. | ||
| Not a lot of big issues with the Dutch government until they attack. | ||
| So these people defending their livelihoods and defending their right to protest against the incursion of plainclothes police officers there to cause trouble and create violence. | ||
| But of course, if there's one thing that we learned from COVID-19, it was that the Dutch police turned out to be incredibly brutal. | ||
| I mean, outside of China, it was probably the Netherlands where we saw the most horrific videos when it came to people peacefully protesting their entire economy and way of life being shut down by dictate from centralized, non-elected government forces, such as the World Economic Forum. | ||
| It was the Dutch where we saw police dogs tearing people's arms, where we saw innocent people just staying there when a police officer would come up and bash them in the head with a baton. | ||
| Or run them over with the police van. | ||
| Most of those videos were from the Netherlands. | ||
| So, of course, all of this begs a very important question. | ||
| And it's this. | ||
| Did the Dutch politicians... | ||
| Yes, this is all Dutch, right? | ||
| All these videos that we played all through the COVID-19 pandemic. | ||
| When the Dutch government decided in its closed-room discussions with the World Economic Forum, world controllers and manipulators... | ||
| When they decided that they were going to impose these extreme and life-destroying restrictions on the Dutch farmers, did they think they were going to quietly accept it? | ||
| Did they think that when they said, hey, Dutch farmers, massive portion of our population, huge segments of our society that we depend on and whose livelihoods are made possible only by their way of life and their particular field, Did they think they were going to just quietly go, oh, okay, okay, sorry. | ||
| Oh, you want me to just die? | ||
| Okay, I'll die then. Okay. | ||
| Oh, the way of life. My family's lived for 300 years. | ||
| You're going to shut it down arbitrarily and send police after me? | ||
| Okay, all right, have all my cows. | ||
| I'll go live in a box in the city because you said so. | ||
| Did they think that was going to happen? Of course not. | ||
| Of course not. They knew there was going to be a pushback. | ||
| They knew there was going to be extreme anger. | ||
| Doesn't take a genius to figure this out. | ||
| What does take a genius to do, and what is sort of the genius thing that the world controllers did, was the COVID dry run. | ||
| Was you launched the COVID lockdowns, you launched this arbitrary and senseless shutdown of your economy, and you get your police used to beating the crap out of protesting citizens. | ||
| All of that was just a test run. | ||
| All of COVID, all of the lockdowns, all of the police brutality we saw against innocent people just trying to beg their government to leave them alone. | ||
| All of this was a dry run for what they're launching now. | ||
| All of COVID, all of the lockdowns, all of the brutality, all of that was just getting the forces in place, testing the waters, testing pressure points, figuring out where outbreaks would be, where people would fight for their freedom, where they could put forces, where their police would carry out the illegal actions or where they would be more reticent to do so. | ||
| All of this was a test run for what we're experiencing now. | ||
| So they do the COVID lockdown. | ||
| They inspire the outrage and the pushback, but they have, well, it's a disease. | ||
| It's for our safety, so go out there and crack heads, fellas. | ||
| So they go do that. And now, as they launch the completely, again, arbitrary, pointless, capricious punishment of legitimate industries that their country relies on, now the police are ready and the citizens are The frogs halfway to the boiling point. | ||
| So all of that was in preparation for the pushback they knew would come when they imposed the arbitrary restrictions that they are now rolling out all over the world, but most extremely in Europe. | ||
| So let's go. | ||
| We'll go to, on the other side, a member of parliament in the Netherlands. | ||
| That told us, yes, over a year ago, exactly what was coming, exactly what they would be doing to the farmers in the Netherlands, exactly why they were doing it. | ||
| And they were doing it because of what they call the World Economic Forum food hubs. | ||
| So the farmers in the Netherlands are being forcibly removed so their land and their operations can be taken over by globalist stooges who are working towards the total depopulation and centralized control All of the governments of Europe. | ||
| We'll cover it on the other side. | ||
| Go back to your phone calls. | ||
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Stay tuned, folks. All right. | |
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. We've got your phone calls in just a second. | ||
| We showed the videos in the last segment of the full-on peasant revolt taking place in the Netherlands right now. | ||
| Of course we know why the Netherlands are being targeted for destruction. | ||
| It's all part of one global scheme to completely eradicate the ability for people to feed themselves, take care of themselves, or survive at all. | ||
| And it's being haphazardly and pretty heartlessly imposed by people at the very top. | ||
| In fact, we have this video from back in 2021 when Netherlands PM Root indicated that farmers had to leave, had to leave this country in order to roll out the World Economic Forum food hubs. | ||
| So let's take a look at the reason why Dutch farmers who have applied their trade in the highest quality for the last several centuries now have to be forced to give it up and surrender to the World Economic Forum's insane plans. | ||
| Let's watch. So the role of businesses in the agri-food sector should be stimulated and able to create scalable solutions. | ||
| And here I'd like to highlight a World Economic Forum initiative in this regard, the World Economic Forum Food Innovation Hubs. | ||
| And these hubs in Africa, in Asia, in South America and in Europe will allow businesses to connect regional stakeholders to skill innovations, because this is key. | ||
| Skill innovations that can address food systems challenges. | ||
| And here I'm particularly proud to announce that the Netherlands will host the global coordinating secretariat of the World Economic Forum Food Innovation Hubs, which will connect all other food innovation hubs. | ||
| And I believe this is important because it will be facilitating to create the partnerships we need. | ||
| Yes, the partnerships we need for the innovative food initiative hubs. | ||
| Anyway, long story short, you're under arrest for trying to grow a cow. | ||
| Actually, we're just going to burn your farm to the ground for our food innovation hub in Africa. | ||
| Maybe we'll kick you off the land and build a refugee center here to house people who despise you. | ||
| It's all part of our global initiative. | ||
| If you oppose us, you must be racist, so you're not allowed to anymore. | ||
| Of course, this is all part of a global scheme. | ||
| It's not just the Netherlands. They are rolling it out there, as we've seen. | ||
| Perhaps they're rolling it out there because their police have shown themselves so capable at cracking down on things like the COVID protesters. | ||
| Of course, it is a worldwide event taking place. | ||
| Gateway Pundit has a story. | ||
| Manufacturing plants aren't just mysteriously getting burned down in the United States. | ||
| It's happening around the world. | ||
| In 2021, Resilink, a global supply chain monitoring and risk management firm that has been tracking disruptions at manufacturing plants for over a decade, was prompted to create a war room to track the sudden uptick of supply chain disruptions. | ||
| The company issued 11,642 alerts, notifying, which includes today the largest multinational organizations about supply chain disruptions, an 88% increase in food supply chain disruptions in a single year. | ||
| North America experienced 5,417 supply chain disruptions, more than any other developed nation, followed by Europe, which saw 2,838, and Asia 2,128. | ||
| So yes, the supply chain disruption is taking place, again, on a myriad of different levels, with the organization and The coordination of centralized governments and all of this, like we've been warning you for a very long time, is all focused on creating the need for rationing, greater governmental control. | ||
| Scarcity leads to rationing. | ||
| It's the only reasonable outcome. | ||
| And now it is occurring, just as we predicted on this show over and over again. | ||
| Germans warned of hot water rationing limit to maximum allowed room temperatures. | ||
| Hamburg's environmental minister has warned Germans that hot water could be rationed and limits on maximum room temperature introduced as a result of the energy crisis. | ||
| Bank of England tells lenders to brace for an economic storm. | ||
| The Dutch government is now mobilizing the army to oppose their own people in this farmer protest in complete and total despotism in their headlong drive for civilizational suicide. | ||
| And then in France, the government has drafted a new emergency bill giving the state unprecedented powers to manage the entire coal and gas industries in France, allowing it to ration as it seems fit, preparing for a, quote, energy war economy. | ||
| Yes, folks, they are doing it. | ||
| The bill on purchasing power includes an energy sovereignty section which grants unprecedented powers to the state in the event of a major crisis this winter. | ||
| Provides for the requisition of gas plants, the forced filling of storage derogations to accelerate the installation of an LNG import terminal at Le Havre and to restart the Saint-Avold coal plant. | ||
| Yes, folks. They cause the problem. | ||
| They provide the solution to the problem. | ||
| The solution is inevitably more and greater power to themselves. | ||
| Absolutely incredible. | ||
| And then the... | ||
| This is a final maybe bit of speculation here. | ||
| Is the tri-state city the reason for farm expropriation? | ||
| In an interview with organizer and chairman Bart-Jean Oplat of NVP, he expressed his concerns about the future of farmers. | ||
| He also mentioned the tri-state city, a plan for a new kind of super city in which the Netherlands, Brussels, Antwerp and the Ruhr area would be bound together to become the new capital of Europe. | ||
| Together, about 40 million people will have to live there, and there is no more room for the farmers there. | ||
| It's only possible by letting the farmers give up their land, letting them, making them give up their land for the fortress of these millions of extra inhabitants. | ||
| And there's a map of the tri-state city with expected number of inhabitants per region. | ||
| So, yes, folks, they are forcibly removing and replacing the people of the Netherlands, especially the farmers, to bring about their new world order. | ||
| It really is as simple as that. | ||
| Folks, we've been telling you about this for a very long time. | ||
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| Because only by recognizing and warning about what's to come can we have any possible chance of preventing or reversing what's happening. | ||
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| We really do appreciate it. Let's go now to Dave in California. | ||
| David, rather, in California. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. David, you're on the air. | ||
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Hello. Hello, Harrison. | |
| How's it going? Good, thanks. | ||
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So, I had a few points to talk about. | |
| First, I'll start with my plug. | ||
| Iodine is a really good product, the X2. Just helps the day going. | ||
| The Brain Force Ultra, a great, great product. | ||
| Really helps with the concentration. | ||
| For my job. Yeah, those are probably two of our most recommended topics for products from people who call in. | ||
| The X2, Nason Iodine, and the Brain Force Ultra. | ||
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| Thank you for that, David. | ||
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And then, of course, also the TurboForce when it's back in stock. | |
| I use that a lot. It was great. | ||
| I totally agree. | ||
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Fantastic stuff. So, I just want to talk about, so it's kind of off topic for what you're talking about, but Do you know about the Uvalde Texas shooting? | |
| I've heard of him. I just wanted to bring up something about, apparently I heard something about the Uvalde Texas shooter and the Buffalo shooter in like the same discord or something. | ||
| They were, yeah. Yeah, yeah. | ||
| A caller broke that on our show. | ||
| It was the Uvalde shooter and the Buffalo shooter were both in the same discord and contacting the same person who happened to be an FBI agent. | ||
| At least that was the speculation. | ||
| Haven't heard much about that since then. | ||
| Hasn't been investigated much or undercovered much. | ||
| I think the public has more or less gone as deeply as they can about it without official recognition of... | ||
| That fact, there's not much farther we could go. | ||
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But yeah, what's your point on that? I didn't really have a point, just to see if you guys were already looking into that. | |
| I didn't see where you broke it. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. We are still looking into it. | ||
| It was one of our great callers that made us aware of that, and we dug into it on that day and continued to report on it afterwards. | ||
| Yet another bombshell revelation from your friends at InfoWars. | ||
| Thanks so much for the call, David. | ||
| I appreciate it. Folks, please do go to InfoWarsStore.com to support us. | ||
| You are InfoWars. | ||
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| We rely on you to keep us afloat. | ||
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All right, folks, we can go directly out to your phone calls. | |
| Now we'll be joined in the third hour by Cynthia Chung, and I'm very excited to talk to her about all sorts of stuff and what we can learn from history, how we deal with the tyranny we are now facing. | ||
| So stay tuned for that. In the first five of the next hour, I think I'll play a video from the Lancet editor about the... | ||
| Source and origin of COVID, but for now we go back out to your phone calls. | ||
| We have Robin in Pennsylvania who's called in about the Weather Underground, the terrorist group from the 60s and 70s whose children are now running our Department of Justice in various states. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Robin. You're on the air. | ||
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Hi, Harrison. Thank you for taking my call. | |
| I really wanted to mention that I grew up dealing with or being surrounded by People who were pro-weather underground and the Chicago 7 and their bombings at police precincts, government buildings, public threats at protests. | ||
| The Chicago 7s was a protest at the Democrat convention in Chicago. | ||
| And so many people today forget all this, that this is really tied to What's going on now? | ||
| These were elitists who hardly spent a day in jail. | ||
| Bill Ayers, Tom Hayden, Abby Hoffman, and company. | ||
| They barely spent any time in jail, yet they were heavily involved in politics and the Democrat Party. | ||
| I contend these are elitists. | ||
| They're major controllers of our world. | ||
| I I don't really believe they're tied with World Economic Forum, only they seem to keep them much more low profile. | ||
| But they're determined to destroy us, the American people, and the Western world, so that they stay in control. | ||
| Yeah. No, you're exactly right. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, people forget. | ||
| I mean, we're even victim of it, too, here. | ||
| When you read about, you know, the FBI, you know, violating people's civil rights when it came to, like, you know, civil rights movements in the 1960s, it seems like outrageous that they would, you know, do certain things. | ||
| But then you look and you go, oh, wait, there was a... | ||
| There are people trying to overthrow this country and organizing massive and violent movements against the American people for the sake of the innocent American people who are being targeted and injured or threatened by these people. | ||
| The FBI had to do something. | ||
| So, I mean, you can argue whether what they did was right or not. | ||
| But, yeah, the people who ran the weather underground, some of them were arrested and then pardoned by the likes of Bill Clinton and then are now running Black Lives Matter. | ||
| I mean, it's the same people. | ||
| It's not even like, well, they have the same mindset. | ||
| No, no. It's the same people. | ||
| It's the same people who carried out the Weather Underground who then raised the DA that just got ousted in, or just got recalled in California. | ||
| Like, all of the crime that we're experiencing now, all of the Black Lives Matter riots that are targeting not police precincts or government buildings, but like the small business owner down the road. | ||
| They all have their roots very securely in the weather underground in these types of groups that apparently the American establishment didn't quite do a good enough job of eradicating at the time. | ||
| Thank you so much for that call, Robin. | ||
| Very good point. And yeah, worthy to remember that history, to understand where we are now. | ||
| Let's go now to Wayne in Granbury, Texas. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Wayne, you have a comment about connections between the mass shooters and rap. | ||
| Let's hear it. Well, yeah, it was just interesting to me that Harrison, this mass shooter, you know, first of all, he, you know, kind of fits the profile of what we would expect somebody in Antifa to appear like. | ||
| And the fact that, you know, he's been involved in rap music. | ||
| You have a guy who drove through the parade, you know, for Christmas most recently who had some rap videos and connections as well. | ||
| And so I started thinking, one of the things that I remembered was when the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone was set up in Seattle, she had Rose City Antifa from Portland who claimed controlled the zone, and then they designated the supposed warlord, Raz Simone, as leader over this Capitol Hill or CAS zone. | ||
| Now, Raz Simone worked for a music rap industry label called Strange Music. | ||
| Yeah, and actually there were stories about how the government had a program about helping underrepresented artists, and so they gave Raz like tens of thousands of dollars to promote his rap career, and he just used it to buy guns that he then handed out of the back of a car to people in Chaz. | ||
| You're right. A lot of connections between these things. | ||
| Well, I believe he was also buying luxury real estate in Seattle, potentially, without having to prove where... | ||
| The cash funds, the purchase that we're from, you know, through title companies, but that's a whole other separate deal. | ||
| There's also, you know, Ukrainian oligarchs that do that in Detroit and Cleveland, places like that as well. | ||
| So, what's interesting, so I started looking into the Strange Music label, because there's other, you know, artists that started like Tech N9ne, and then they reached out and dealt with a lot of different people, and what I noticed was The music label in itself looks like an adaptation of Anton LaVey's photograph in the Satanic Bible where he has the snake or the serpent wrapped around him. | ||
| And so I started looking into Anton LaVey. | ||
| Well, he came out with an album in 1994 for Amarillo Records called Strange Music. | ||
| And so I think that's a very interesting connection as well. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, and look, the... | ||
| The entire concept of gangster rap, I mean, you can look at the history. | ||
| It was a well-coordinated and purposeful attack on America, but specifically on the black community. | ||
| And there's a reason that people that actually want to champion good things are quickly run out of Rap circles, whereas people that are encouraging their followers to take drugs, be a slave to the pharmaceutical companies, enslave your mind to criminals, get pushed to the top of the chart and get celebrated. | ||
| So I think you're right. There's certainly something there. | ||
| I don't know. I don't know if it's going to be shocking to anybody in our audience that yes, the music industry is in fact satanic. | ||
| But if you aren't aware of that, you should be. | ||
| And thank you for, Wayne, bringing that up. | ||
| And yeah, there's a lot to speculate here. | ||
| Man, we could get into so much... Of all of these calls, but let's move on to a different call. | ||
| I'm trying to do a balancing act here. | ||
| I want to talk about all these for an hour, but let's get to some more calls here. | ||
| Thank you so much for the call, Wayne. Let's go to Vinny in Port Lavaca. | ||
| You started an organization called The Good Shepherd. | ||
| What does The Good Shepherd do, Vinny? | ||
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It's The Good Shepherd Organization. | |
| And I've started it to give average people the chance to Take real life action in an organized manner instead of being a bunch of rogue patriots. | ||
| Good. That's what we need. | ||
| How do people find this? | ||
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You can go to at incoherentbiden on Twitter, Instagram, or Truth Social and click the link in the bio. | |
| At incoherent Biden. That's a good name. | ||
| I'm glad you got that one. | ||
| All right. Well, I'll look that up. | ||
| The Good Shepherd movement. | ||
| I think that's exactly what we need. | ||
| No longer should we be lone wolves. | ||
| We should be lone wolves in a pack fighting together and for each other. | ||
| It looks like you just started. So let's get him some followers. | ||
| Incoherent Biden, the Good Shepherd organization. | ||
| Thank you so much for that. Call Vinny, and please give us a call back if we can help you in any way, because this is what we need. | ||
| We need to be launching thousands of these types of organizations and overwhelm the organizational capabilities of the left. | ||
| Let's go now to, I want to go to Jay in Florida, because you have sort of an opposing view to our previous caller, Wayne, about the Chicago shooter. | ||
| You think that he actually may have been a Trump supporter. | ||
| Thanks for calling in, Jay. You're on the air. | ||
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No, I don't actually think he's a Trump supporter, but I was watching the news this morning, kind of watching it on it, and it had him draped in the Trump 2020 train. | |
| I got the same flag or whatever, and they didn't say he was, but they kind of gave the image without really saying it. | ||
| Right, they're trying to show that he was a Trump supporter. | ||
| When I saw that, it just looked like he was an Antifa member that stole a Trump flag and was showing it off. | ||
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Yeah, because he does not look like a Trump supporter. | |
| I know Trump, he's not a Trump supporter, I can tell you right now. | ||
| Right. But I was going to talk about something else, like the rap thing. | ||
| Like, I just got back from the Daily Roll concert. | ||
| He came to Panama City where I live at, and like, it was so awesome. | ||
| Like, he was, you know, representing America, representing, you know, unity, representing, you know, just everything good, you know? | ||
| And it was just like, it was so positive. | ||
| And like, so, where rap is going now, like, we're taking it, we're taking it over, like, you know what I'm saying? | ||
| We're not letting them run everything. | ||
| We're, the underground kind of, you know, is, You get what I'm saying? | ||
| Yeah, yeah, I do. Hey, look, rap is an incredibly powerful... | ||
| I mean, it's why it's so popular. | ||
| It's why it's so political. | ||
| It's a very powerful medium to focus on. | ||
| And there's lots of reasons why, right? | ||
| The density of it. | ||
| You can say a lot in a rap because you say things very fast. | ||
| You can say entire manifestos in a single song. | ||
| And, of course, it's very popular and uses the sort of... | ||
| Deep, almost like tribal beats that speak to people and get your heart pumping and get you pumped up. | ||
| There's a reason that it is so powerful and influential. | ||
| Maybe instead of rejecting it outright because people are going to listen to what they want to listen to, We can take it over and make stuff that's actually positive, beneficial, and uplifting rather than, you know, portraying this false reality like you just saw on screen there. | ||
| This is America. Is it, though? | ||
| Is it? The America I know. | ||
| Doesn't look an awful lot like what I'm seeing on screen. | ||
| Looks like South Africa. That's a South African dance. | ||
| We'll be America. We don't fix things. | ||
| All right, we'll be back for the third hour, folks. | ||
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All right, folks, welcome back. | |
| This hour, third hour of the American Journal, we will be joined by Cynthia Chung. | ||
| Very excited to talk to her about where America is in the grand historical arc of humanity. | ||
| She has some really brilliant insights into exactly what's behind many of the oddities and absurdities we see in an everyday basis. | ||
| But a really bombshell video came out over the weekend that I must report on. | ||
| The Lancet Commission Chair Jeffrey Sachs has made a pretty astounding statement. | ||
| Astounding, of course, if You don't watch Infowars, I guess, because we've been saying this since before the mainstream media even knew the word coronavirus. | ||
| We knew where it had come from. | ||
| Although Jeffrey Sachs has a slightly different interpretation, the point remains the same. | ||
| It is not a naturally occurring virus. | ||
| It is, in fact, a man-made bioweapon. | ||
| Let's go now to chair of the Lancet COVID-19 Commission, Jeffrey Sachs. | ||
| A failure of diplomacy, a failure to negotiate, A very harsh line against China, which is completely contrary to the actual needs of the planet because we need cooperation everywhere. | ||
| An us versus them mentality. | ||
| So everybody is divided. | ||
| Are you on our side or are you on the other side? | ||
| We cannot function this way because every challenge we face is not about us versus them. | ||
| COVID was not us versus them. | ||
| It wasn't about vaccine nationalism. | ||
| It wasn't about accusations. | ||
| It was about getting a pandemic under control. | ||
| I'll add one provocative statement. | ||
| We could take it up later. | ||
| It may shock you or not shock you, or you may say, I already know that, Professor Sachs. | ||
| But I chaired a commission for The Lancet for two years on COVID. I'm pretty convinced it came out of the U.S. lab biotechnology, not out of nature. | ||
| Just to mention, after two years of intensive work on this, so it's a blunder. | ||
| In my view, a biotech, not an accident of a natural spillover. | ||
| We don't know for sure. | ||
| I should be absolutely clear. | ||
| But there's enough evidence that it should be looked into, and it's not being investigated. | ||
| Not in the United States, not anywhere. | ||
| And I think for real reasons that they don't want to look underneath the The rug too much. | ||
| Well, that got us into a tremendous mess. | ||
| Now we have a war that could have been avoided. | ||
| It would have been avoided if the United States had not been so insistent on pushing NATO eastward and eastward and eastward. | ||
| So there, a statement. | ||
| Yeah, I'd say that was fairly provocative. | ||
| He makes that explosive claim. | ||
| And I still contend that this is simply one more notch towards the truth, because there's he explains. | ||
| He says, well, we don't really know, and what do you call it, a bungling or a mess-up of some sort? | ||
| Eh, my reading's a little bit different. | ||
| A little bit different. And I know, I know, we're just people that have been saying this for the last two years, but I'm going to go out on a limb, and I'm just going to, and this might be a provocative statement, I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the world controllers are engaged in a planetary depopulation plan for which the COVID-19 was an integral part, released on purpose, and they're going to start World War II to both accelerate and cover up this program. | ||
| I know, I know. It might seem a little bit touchy there. | ||
| You might think, well, no, depopulation plan, that's too extreme. | ||
| Well, we keep being right about everything, so I guess when everybody's dead, you'll realize that we're right about this as well. | ||
| Or we can wake up right now, we can understand that these things didn't happen by accident, they were decisions made by people, we can punish those people and set us back on the right track. | ||
| I guess it's up to us whether we fall for this trick and start World War III to cover up and accelerate the global depopulation plan, or if we get rid of these people and return to just, you know, living our lives and having a good time. | ||
| Wouldn't that be fun? Wouldn't that be nice? | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Third hour of the American Journal has begun. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. My guest is author Cynthia Chung. | ||
| Cynthia is editor-in-chief and co-founder of the Rising Tide Foundation. | ||
| She's lectured on the topics of Schiller's aesthetics, Shakespeare's tragedies, Roman history, and the Florentine Renaissance, amongst other subjects. | ||
| She's a writer for the Strategic Culture Foundation and is a contributing author to the book series The Clash of the Two Americas. | ||
| Her substat can be found at Through a Glass Darkly, and her website can be found at risingtidefoundation.net. | ||
| Thank you so much for coming on and joining us, Ms. Chung. | ||
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| Thank you for having me. I'm very excited to have you, especially since that list of things that you cover sounds like my reading list, Renaissance history, Roman history. | ||
| It's all fascinating and almost increasingly appropriate for the modern world. | ||
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Would you agree? I think it's extremely relevant, and I think that a lot of the foundation of what the United States was founded upon It really has a lot of relation to this Greek and Roman history that I think we would do very well to remember. | |
| I guess this is what we're going to be focusing on. | ||
| I'll let you lead in terms of, like, it's a very big subject. | ||
| Well, and of course, your focus in history seems to just sort of inform your observations about the modern world. | ||
| And a lot of your stories, they don't necessarily have to do entirely with history, but that's really just sort of the background so that we can better understand where we are today. | ||
| You have this story on your Substack. | ||
| Your Substack, by the way, is really incredible. | ||
| I wish people could just, I wish they could feel the heft of this story because we printed out one of your Substack And I mean, this is like a whole book. | ||
| So when you're going to Ms. | ||
| Chung's Substack, cynthiachung.substack.com, you're getting just massive amounts of information in every one of these stories. | ||
| And so I think this may be your latest one, yeah, from about a week ago. | ||
| Newspeak in the 21st century, how to become a model citizen in the new era of domestic warfare. | ||
| And you talk a lot about the, well, the new uses of the Patriot Act. | ||
| And you say, you know, why do we need the Patriot Act still? | ||
| You say, come to think of it, why is the Patriot Act still in place, which allows for the indefinite continuation of human rights violations such as warrantless wiretapping, illegal torture, kidnapping and detention, mass surveillance, government secrecy, real ID, the no-fly list, political spying, abuse of material witness statutes, and attacks on academic freedom? | ||
| Great question, Ms. | ||
| Chung. Why is the Patriot Act seemingly still being... | ||
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Well, I would go on to add that there was a really important 2012 study conducted by the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School. | |
| And they made the point in their investigation that every single one of the 138 terrorist incidents recorded in the USA between 2001 and 2012 involved FBI informants who played leading roles in planning out supplying the weapons, instruction, and even recruiting Islamic terrorists to carry out terrorist acts on US soil. | ||
| With that as an addition to the whole Patriot Act, I think it becomes very clear that this is not being used to defend the American people, but rather it has been used as an excuse to further remove the civil liberties of the American people, creating the very threat that they then claim that they're trying to protect people from. | ||
| Right. I mean, we know that's how they operate. | ||
| We've seen it over and over. You can even find stories on usually more liberal side of things when it comes to the Islamic terror threat of people who are Islamic or they're Muslim, and they actually have to go to the police and sue and go, hey, this guy won't leave me alone. | ||
| He keeps trying to recruit me to do a terrorist attack, and I don't want to, and he keeps trying to recruit me, and it turns out that guy is an FBI agent who's out there trying to recruit vulnerable people to carry out attacks. | ||
| And of course, I'm proud to work at InfoWars because I didn't work here yet. | ||
| But at the time, InfoWars was very forward-thinking about the Patriot Act. | ||
| And they said, look, they're using Islamic terrorists to justify this, but it will very soon be used against the American people and American citizens in very egregious ways. | ||
| And that has absolutely come to pass. | ||
| I mean, where does it go from here? | ||
| Do you have any speculation as to how the future of the Patriot Act will be used to... | ||
| Further restrict Americans' freedoms? | ||
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Well, I think that the Great Reset agenda is pretty much laying it out in a very clear manner with what they envision for the future of not just American citizens, but Western citizens in general. | |
| And it very much is modeled off of an Aldous Huxley Brave New World frame. | ||
| And they view most people as, you know, the deltas of society and that increasingly people are going to have a biological caste system so that it will not just be a caste system of economics, but they have it in their mind. | ||
| I don't think it's possible that you can now create biologically people who will not be able to exit out of a designated caste system. | ||
| Further and further removal of civil liberties to the point where they fantasize that there will not be any possibility of revolution or dissent in the future with that. | ||
| And also the fact that they're claiming at this point that they can predict thought crime. | ||
| That's another troubling thing that is being proposed, which clearly does not make any sense. | ||
| It's very much... | ||
| You know, along the lines of a lot of the type of thinking in the 18th century where they used to measure the size and the bumps of a cranium to determine criminal behavior, you know, a lot of that was also used by the Nazis and they're just bringing it back now in a different form through the argument of genetics to try to justify that you can now tell what is criminal behavior even if it hasn't been committed yet and that that person is basically, | ||
| you know, Doomed to commit that act. | ||
| They don't have any free will, any free choice in the matter. | ||
| Yeah, you're right. There's so many sort of strings of continuity from this 1800s to even the 1950s. | ||
| Of course, Aldous Huxley gave the interview with Mike Wallace where he talks about the ultimate revolution that you just described, the revolution of humanity and technology beyond which further revolution will be impossible to achieve because people are biologically incapable of even conceiving of revolution, let alone carrying it out. | ||
| And in that same... And in that same time period, Mike Wallace would interview Margaret Singer, the founder of Planned Parenthood. | ||
| And again, back then, it was population and the idea of population control and population collapse, which they thought justified a lot of their more egregious actions. | ||
| And yet, of course, we know that the population since the 1950s has far exceeded what they thought the maximum possible population would be. | ||
| I mean, you know, there's probably twice as many people on Earth today than there were in the 1950s, and yet in the 1950s they were saying, we don't need any more people. | ||
| There's too many people already. | ||
| So yeah, there's a lot of continuity between these old ideas and what we're seeing now. | ||
| They're not new ideas. | ||
| They're the same old ideas. | ||
| They're just, I guess, packaged in a more sophisticated way. | ||
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Do you think that's fair? For certain, they've been doing a lot of work, especially in the 20th century, on predictive programming, and Huxley was very much involved in this type of psychology. | |
| And I would say, too, they have all of these very ugly views of human nature, and they say, you know, it's not myself that's promoting this, this is just the ugly reality of the situation. | ||
| But the thing is, is that, as you just mentioned, none of their predictions ever come true. | ||
| And in fact, what we're seeing right now is artificial scarcity that is being induced in order to enforce a depopulation agenda. | ||
| So it's not even that we've seen any evidence that we truly live in a zero-sum game, as long as we are constantly Having science driver programs, we're always improving on our means of production. | ||
| And in terms of agriculture, there was no sign that the agricultural production could not meet the demands. | ||
| And yet now what you hear are that farmers are being told that they can make more money if they don't grow their crops. | ||
| Or you have certain food production centers now that are conveniently blowing up somehow. | ||
| No, you're exactly right. | ||
| It is completely artificial scarcity. | ||
| I say it all the time on this show that none of this is just happening. | ||
| It's not natural disasters that are occurring that we're having to deal with. | ||
| There are decisions and policies being made specifically either on purpose to destroy our ability to support ourselves or that's just an unfortunate accident of their completely baseless policies that they're implementing about some other reasons. | ||
| We'll be back with Ms. | ||
| Ms. Chung to talk about it on the other side. | ||
| CynthiaChung.substack.com. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. | |
| My guest is Cynthia Chung, editor-in-chief and co-founder of the Rising Tide Foundation that you can find at risingtidefoundation.net. | ||
| Her substack is called Through a Glass Darkly, and you can find it at cynthiachung.substack.com. | ||
| And really just incredible stuff there. | ||
| And I really just am struggling to find one point that I want to talk to you about without just sort of opening up the door to an incredibly wide-ranging discussion. | ||
| That would be very fun to have, but you might not have any useful real-world application. | ||
| But there is obviously a ton of useful real-world application in your stories. | ||
| You ask this question in a story entitled How to Conquer Tyranny and Avoid Tragedy, a Lesson on Defeating Systems of Empire – You ask, so is humanity doomed? | ||
| Can a flourishing and prosperous civilization avoid the seductions of empire? | ||
| And you talk about the fact that as you look through history, it seems like tyranny is constantly on the verge of overwhelming... | ||
| Freedom. And evil is constantly on the cusp of overwhelming good. | ||
| And of course, that's how I always picture it, is freedom and life and joy is this flame that we're trying to keep kindled because the natural state is darkness. | ||
| And we're trying to keep this light glowing. | ||
| We're trying to keep this flame alive. | ||
| But the darkness is always encroaching and the wind is always blowing, threatening to snuff out what we've been able to create here, which is at this point, I guess, burning as a little ember at the bottom of the I mean, do you think it's possible for America to survive without becoming an empire? | ||
| Again, I don't want to give you this massive question, but I guess we'll start with that. | ||
| Do you think it's inevitable that America will become an empire? | ||
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Well, I mean, the United States is definitely showing a lot of characteristics of an empire, and they very much are at the brink of that. | |
| And I would say that, I mean the point that I make in this essay that you just pointed out was that both Athens and Rome went through a period of a republic existence and then a state of empire. | ||
| And so the question is, if you have a certain amount of power, is it inevitable that you become an empire? | ||
| And although Western civilization has really been struggling with this, I think the United States truly was an unprecedented development in universal history, and it's extremely important, the foundations that were laid by the United States. | ||
| It was the first time that there was an economic system that could truly compete with the system of empire, slavery, and so forth, which, even though Athens and Rome had a lot of things going for them, they didn't quite Make that kind of discovery in economics, which the system of the United States did. | ||
| And I think that the point that I bring up with Athens and Rome, it was an internal collapse. | ||
| It was not a collapse from an enemy threat, ultimately. | ||
| And that a big core of the reason why there was that internal collapse was because there was a cultural collapse. | ||
| There was a cultural corruption of the people. | ||
| And so if the United States wants to come out of this and to truly continue the great heritage, the founding principles of the United States, They need to revisit their history, because I think a lot of Americans, unfortunately, are not familiar with many of the details of their history, of why they were made so great, and there's the danger that they are straying from those principles now. | ||
| I think you're exactly right, and I think a lot of times we look back in history and think, well, did the moral collapse cause the governmental collapse, or is it the other way around, when really these are sort of One and the same almost. | ||
| I mean, the collapse is total, and it's a moral collapse and an economic or governmental collapse that aren't necessarily causing one another, but they're feeding off of one another in almost a feedback loop. | ||
| And of course, if anybody studies Roman history, whether it's Julius Caesar or farther on with the Diocletian and Justinian, you see... | ||
| Parallels that are absolutely undeniable. | ||
| I mean, you read a story or you read a description of the fall of the Roman Republic and man, just replace the word Rome with America and it works perfectly. | ||
| It fits perfectly. | ||
| I don't know. Is there a way to avoid it or should we be thinking in terms of, well, if it's going to happen, let's make sure the empire is one that we control? | ||
| I mean, honestly, these are sort of the things that I think America needs to struggle with because clearly the system is not long for this world. | ||
| I think if we really look at it and swallow what we're seeing, things are about to get really bad. | ||
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Well, I would say that the empire never serves the people, and so you can't really have a system of empire that continues with the people not being completely cannibalized in the process, because it's not sustainable. | |
| As you said, the way that empire works, which is really through plundering and exploitation, once it runs out of things to plunder and exploit, It collapses. | ||
| It's always an internal collapse because it's really the cultural and the moral fiber that creates that crisis and makes it expedient, which again just goes to show how important the culture is and the identity of the people. | ||
| If you have a failure of leadership and if you have a failure of the people to recognize proper leadership, These are also cultural issues. | ||
| It's not, you know, just a matter of the political or the economic solutions, which oftentimes are rather straightforward, right? | ||
| Like for the food crisis, for instance, or the energy crisis, there are very straightforward solutions to these, but there is a problem with understanding right now in terms of basic principles That is causing a deficit in thinking and solution formation, and it's leading to mass insanity. | ||
| And this is what you always see in the collapsing stages of an empire. | ||
| So even if Americans feel that they could control the empire, It only leads to self-destruction and cannibalism. | ||
| It's not a fate, it's not a future you want to live in, regardless. | ||
| Right, and it's always predicated on stopping the problems that you just enumerated, right? | ||
| Julius Caesar came to power because at the time, Rome, you saw more and more consolidation, just like we're seeing now of consolidation of corporate or, you know, a Mercantile power into these massive corporate conglomerates. | ||
| You saw the same thing in Rome. It was just maybe land or slaves in the hands of a few families. | ||
| And it was Julius Caesar coming along and going, this is wrong. | ||
| We're going to fix this. I'm going to break up these big monopolies that people have and give it back to the people. | ||
| So it's another sort of parallel that we're experiencing is it will always come in the guise of fixing the problems that the republic creates. | ||
| And yet the problems always seem to get worse, don't they? | ||
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Yes. Well, I mean, this is the struggle for human civilization is that we need to be consistent with what were the principles that made a country great. | |
| And I think that it's possible. | ||
| And we can't exit natural law, right? | ||
| We can't make new laws of how the universe is going to function. | ||
| And there are natural consequences to certain decisions and certain courses of action. | ||
| And the oligarchy or the The engineers of the Great Reset agenda are truly, in my opinion, crazy because they think that they can break those laws. | ||
| Right. But you can't. | ||
| And it will always lead to your own destruction. | ||
| However, that has been a tragedy of human civilization. | ||
| I think you're exactly right. | ||
| I'm so glad you brought that up. | ||
| That's what we'll start on on the other side. | ||
| The fact that the Great Reset actually thinks they can rewrite the rules of the universe. | ||
| They might be able to in certain ways, and that's terrifying. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. My guest is Cynthia Chung. | ||
| You can find her Substack at cynthiachung.substack.com. | ||
| You can find the website for her foundation at risingtidefoundation.net. | ||
| And again, the ideas of Aldous Huxley just keep popping into my mind. | ||
| I mean, that one interview from Mike Wallace, I could basically do a show every day just focusing on that interview. | ||
| Because there's a couple certain things that I think he identifies that makes what's happening now different than what has happened in the future. | ||
| As we look back at Rome or look back at Athens, you see a continuity of human behavior, and yet they were missing something that we have now and that the Great Reset purveyors are using in spades, which is the pharmacological revolution that allows... | ||
| Essentially, the establishment to change, literally change people's minds internally to make them used to things that they previously would not countenance, right? | ||
| They wouldn't be okay with what was going on. | ||
| So you put them on drugs that make them happy, and suddenly they feel like they're totally fine with what's going on right now. | ||
| How much do you think... | ||
| Technology and medical technology changes the process that we're going through right now, where previously there may have been some sort of collapse or some sort of widespread outrage that caused an uprising that maybe overthrew a government, where now people are literally being medicated into Being okay with everything that's going on. | ||
| I mean, do you think that the technological advances that the World Economic Forum is very happy to talk about how they're going to use them to maintain control in the world? | ||
| Do you think that's really changed the landscape and has maybe disrupted this cycle that we see throughout history? | ||
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I think it's most dangerous in the sense that people have become very isolated with the advent of how social media Is being controlled and how people are receiving information. | |
| And that back in the day, before all of this, you still had a town hall type culture, you can say, of debate and discussion. | ||
| Debate was always something that you could do in the United States, for instance. | ||
| And now it's increasingly becoming that people are very isolated. | ||
| They don't know how to express how they feel. | ||
| And it's more of an emotional reactionary shutdown for a lot of people when they hear something that they don't like, but they're not able to look into, well, do you not like it for good reasons or bad reasons? | ||
| And I think Huxley, you know, he's kind, he is like, in many ways, the father of the counterculture movement. | ||
| And I mean, it says it All there in the title, counterculture. | ||
| And I do regard the counterculture as something that was attacking the classical principles of culture, which again, the founding principles of the United States. | ||
| I mentioned earlier the economic system was very important, but that economic system, not like how it's taught in school today, was very much on the philosophy of a human being. | ||
| So, how you regarded the value of an individual, you know, sets what kind of a system you're going to believe in for economics. | ||
| And if you believe that an individual doesn't really have value at the end of the day, your economic system is going to reflect that. | ||
| In the case of, like, The Great Reset and all this, and Aldous Huxley, the thing is, again, that they don't believe in God. | ||
| T.H. Huxley Aldous Huxley's grandfather was the one to really push Darwinism, not that he himself believed it. | ||
| He's on public record saying he didn't really think that it was the accurate theory, but he promoted it because it was something that was going to remove the sacredness of the individual and to also remove any understanding of purposefulness in the universe that we exist in. | ||
| And that, I think, is probably at the core of the cultural crisis we're in today, is that people no longer do view the individual as something that is capable of sacredness or purposefulness. | ||
| And, you know, Huxley's father was someone who promoted the concept that we have no soul. | ||
| So you don't really live for the future when you have these types of views, you live in the moment. | ||
| And that's the condition of a slave. | ||
| And their pursuit of happiness is a much lower pursuit of happiness, of instant pleasure, instant gratification, versus to fight for liberty, to fight for prosperity and a better future. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. And at the end of the last segment, you mentioned natural law and that you really can't avoid the immutable laws of nature, including human behavior. | ||
| But as you point out, if you don't believe that there's a soul and you don't believe that there's such thing as free will, and you believe like Yuval Noah Harari, who's sort of the head priest of the World Economic Forum and really helps to elucidate what their founding philosophy is, he is very open. | ||
| He says there is no such thing as a human soul and there is no longer such a thing as free will because we can program humans the way that we want. | ||
| And so it really does seem like they realize that they can't overcome natural law Normally, and so they've invented all of this technology in hopes that they can do that. | ||
| I'm afraid that if they have enough power and enough widespread ability to implement their programs, in a way, they can reprogram human nature because they can make you love things you shouldn't love and withstand things that you should rise up against. | ||
| So... Again, it's almost like all of these things that Huxley was talking about. | ||
| He didn't make them up. He was just writing down what was already happening back 70 years ago that now we're just seeing come to fruition. | ||
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I would say, you know, evil has to always partake in good. | |
| Evil can't have... | ||
| It cannot have power on its own. | ||
| What it does is it warps something that is good. | ||
| And, you know... | ||
| William Sargent was really big in this kind of top stock, MK-Ultra type programming, because the Manchurian candidate and all this sort of experimentation. | ||
| And even Sargent, with all of the crazy torture that he was putting his patients through, he saw that he could not just insert ideas into a person's mind as a clean slate, They had to have the illusion of free choice, of free will in the matter. | ||
| And so what is dangerous about the kind of programming that they're doing with people right now is that people are under the illusion that they are making these choices for themselves, but they're not. | ||
| So it is a crisis of thinking, but it's still limited, right? | ||
| You still have a choice at the end of the day to reject it, and it's not like you are condemned to The kind of personality that they want you to become. | ||
| Biologically, yes, it's very scary what they're doing in terms of new advance. | ||
| But again, there has never been any indication that you can change free will in someone. | ||
| And it would be interesting. | ||
| I'm of the opinion if you cannot break natural law, then you won't be able to fully remove someone's free choice of will. | ||
| And William Sargent said, for those people, it's the gallows and the asylums. | ||
| That's the only thing. You know, you can't destroy them. | ||
| You can't enforce an idea that they reject. | ||
| Right. No, that's very true. | ||
| And of course, in Brave New World, they have the sort of pressure valve where if you really reject what your civilization is up to, you get sent off to Iceland to live a very comfortable life, right? | ||
| I mean, they have that sort of pressure valve. | ||
| So again, back in the 50s, people recognized this, sort of had contingency plans to how to deal with the fact that people would reject their demands. | ||
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Right. Yeah, and I think that a lot of people are waking up in the United States. | |
| And, you know, the 60s was a real tragedy because we had a lot of very prominent leaders who were assassinated. | ||
| And I think that really threw the United States into tyranny, basically. | ||
| The JFK assassination was a coup. | ||
| Like a coup in broad daylight, and we are living the repercussions of that. | ||
| But if we now choose to stand up and support proper leadership, there is a way out of this. | ||
| And we shouldn't feel isolated or powerless, because that's exactly what they want, because they know they don't actually have as much power as they think. | ||
| And if you even compare generations, you know, Aldous Huxley's generation and further to now, There's definitely been a brain drain with these people. | ||
| Yuval Harari is not that intelligent of a person if you've ever listened to him speak for a prolonged period of time. | ||
| Very short-sighted in a lot of ways. | ||
| I totally agree. | ||
| So we've laid out sort of the trouble that we're facing. | ||
| We'll get into how we fight back and how we free ourselves from this on the other side with Cynthia Chung. | ||
| Cynthiachung.substack.com is where you find her incredible work. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side. | ||
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Don't go anywhere, folks. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is the final segment of the show. | ||
| My guest is Cynthia Chung. | ||
| Her Substack can be found at CynthiaChung.Substack.com. | ||
| Her foundation is called the Rising Tide Foundation, and that can be found at RisingTideFoundation.net. | ||
| My goodness, from world history to dystopian novels, there's a million different ways we can take this, but one thing that stood out to me that you said was, evil always warps what is good. | ||
| Of course, that just makes me think of Lord of the Rings. | ||
| I mean, there's so much fiction. There's so much you can learn from fiction. | ||
| And there's a show Futurama. | ||
| The show Futurama, there's one point where the robot Bender is talking to the devil, the robot devil. | ||
| And he says to the robot devil, you'll never be able to tempt me. | ||
| The robot devil says, are you sure there's nothing you want? | ||
| Bender says, oh no, I forgot you could tempt me with things that I want. | ||
| And that always jumps to my mind because it seems like people in the world today go, well, if I'm having fun and if it feels good, then it must be good. | ||
| How can it be evil if I'm having fun? | ||
| How can it be evil if it's good? | ||
| Well, how is evil going to tempt you without providing you something that you want, without providing you something that makes you feel good somehow? | ||
| You know, it can, I guess, feel good to be lascivious. | ||
| It can feel good to just satisfy your desire immediately. | ||
| And yet, we understand that it's actually better to want something greater than your immediate satisfaction, to be working for something greater. | ||
| And I think people in America, for a long time, understood that what they were a part of in America was something bigger and greater than themselves, and it was achieving something very good on this earth. | ||
| And so when you take away that, when you take away the greater goal of achieving something wonderful as a country or as a community, then why shouldn't I just get my satisfaction right now? | ||
| Why not? Because I'm not working for anything greater, so why shouldn't I just get what I want right now? | ||
| And that's just what came to mind when you said that, is it seems like so many of our problems in this world today are just people not having a greater goal to reach to, and so they're just left with sort of a narcissistic or solipsistic view of the world that really plays into the hands of evil people. | ||
| I don't know if that made any sense, Cynthia, but that's what was running through my mind when you said that, you know, evil always warps what is good. | ||
| They take these good impulses from people and they warp them. | ||
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Yeah, no, I think that that was well said. | |
| And, you know, there's this experiment I taught in university about rats that had this button that they could press that would stimulate the dopamine center in their brain. | ||
| And it would give them such an intense form of pleasure That they would forget to eat or drink water and they would die of dehydration and starvation because they were only focused with pressing on the button. | ||
| And again, I think that our society has an uncomfortable amount of parallel with that sort of experiment where I feel almost like people know that the future is probably headed in a dark Bleak place. | ||
| And they're saying like, well, I'm going to just take what I can out of it. | ||
| And again, the paper that you mentioned on how to conquer tyranny and avoid tragedy, one of the lessons is with the philosopher Socrates and Plato's writings on this. | ||
| There's one dialogue called Gorgias, where he makes the point, because it was very common in those days, it sort of is Now, as well, that the worst sin, they use the word sin, is to suffer a punishment. | ||
| And that is the worst thing you could go through. | ||
| So it's not to exact evil, it's not to exploit or perpetrate tyranny, but it's rather to suffer the tyranny. | ||
| So we're better off if we are the tyrants. | ||
| And Plato, through Socrates, makes the point that the tyrant is actually the most unhappy person because you need to be a ruler onto yourself. | ||
| And if you're going to be a leader of other people, you most definitely have to rule your own passions and desires before you can rule the people. | ||
| And it's not in like a Kantian way. | ||
| It's not like, you know, you need to kind of punish yourself or deprive yourself. | ||
| But it's more that when you recognize what are the higher pleasures, there's nothing wrong with enjoying drink and food, but when you have these pleasures that are unbounded, it becomes an obsession, and you can never satiate it. | ||
| So there's a constant feeling of emptiness when that is what you're constantly striving for. | ||
| Look at the lifestyle of Wall Street, for instance. | ||
| That's a totally unhappy existence for these people, and they ruin their lives over chasing after the most momentary type of pleasures. | ||
| Whereas if you seek out the higher happiness, and wisdom is one of those things, You can find internal peace within yourself. | ||
| You can have an outlook where you're no longer in that constant conflict. | ||
| I think that this is possible for everybody. | ||
| It's not just a class of leaders that we hope can do these things and will just be I think that we all have that. | ||
| And again, it comes to the sacredness of the individual. | ||
| If we believe we're made in the image of God, we all have the capability to tap into something that's sacred in us, the better angels. | ||
| Right. And of course, we all have that capability because we're all humans. | ||
| And we like to think that we're not just animals dictated by our urges, but actually have the ability. | ||
| We would like to think that if we were those rats in those experiments, we could say, all right, it feels good when I press the button, but I need to really think about whether it's good for me or not. | ||
| And then we can make the human choice with our free will that maybe the rat doesn't have. | ||
| They're sort of just guided by impulse and instinct, and they can't rise above that like we can. | ||
| And it's almost like the Great Reset is trying to take us back To that animalistic level where, you know, they say actually it's advanced and it's enlightened to be just always guided by your instinct and your most base desires when in reality it's the rising above those instincts that makes us human and that makes life worth living and makes everything that we've achieved possible. | ||
| So yeah, I think that's brilliant. | ||
| But what do you think about that? The idea that, you know, what they're presenting as advancement and enlightenment is actually a retrogression back towards sort of animalistic behavior. | ||
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| It's the prescription to slavery. | ||
| And again, I make the comparison between Aristotle's outlook of what is strength, what is power and happiness, and it's ultimately the prescription of the slave. | ||
| And that's the irony of the whole thing, is that these oligarchs who have these wet dreams constantly of treating people like a brave new world outlook, and that You know, revolution and dissent will be impossible in their, like, you know, obsessed, you know, micromanaged society that they want to build. | ||
| At the end of the day, they are also unhappy. | ||
| And, you know, there's a line in Brave New World with Mustapha Mond talking to John the Savage. | ||
| And John's saying, so you don't believe in God? | ||
| And Mustapha Mond says, oh, I'm not saying that necessarily. | ||
| And John's like, well, then what are you saying? | ||
| And he's like, well, He is something that we can't know. | ||
| He's basically as good as dead to us because we have no access to him. | ||
| And John the Savage says, but that was your fault that that happened for you. | ||
| And he said, call it a problem of civilization. | ||
| And again, it comes back to this idea of the classical principles of Christianity in that framework of Western civilization. | ||
| They really view as the ultimate enemy in their idea of what is a They're warped version of a utopia of oligarchs. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, it's almost like they're trying to overthrow God and usurp him, and they think God's not real, but I'll be God if I just overthrow him and stop people from believing in him. | ||
| I mean, this seems like what they're trying to do. | ||
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Well, Lucifer is going to come back, you know? | |
| He's going to have his time. | ||
| He's been in the basement for a while, but, you know, we're going to let him out. | ||
| No, it's so true, and I so appreciate your view because it's similar to the view that I consciously try to take, and it can be hard sometimes, but to look at what's happening nowadays as if you're 100 or 1,000 years in the future, and maybe it's because you study history and you're constantly looking back at that. | ||
| But I think it's really the only way to understand what's happening now, isn't it? | ||
| To just sort of take yourself out of it, out of the current milieu of the arguments coming in from both sides and go, how would I see what's going on from the perspective of a historian a thousand years from now looking back at what's happening and not have all the biases that are ingrained in me? | ||
| Is that something you consciously do or do you think that's just sort of an aspect of your interest in history? | ||
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I think that you have to do that if you are exiting a crisis situation, because if you remain within the box, you're not going to find the solution within the box. | |
| And the best way for us to not look at things in a biased manner is to look at what have been the trends in history. | ||
| History doesn't entirely repeat itself, but there is a lot of repetition. | ||
| And there are also trends. | ||
| So what we're seeing right now at the Great Reset It has been something in the making for a very long time. | ||
| It's not something that just kind of showed up in the last few decades. | ||
| And again, T.H. Huxley is a very big figure in this, but it goes even further past him. | ||
| So it's important if people understand the trends, I think it's harder to fool the people. | ||
| Absolutely. And of course, from, I think it's Mustafa Mann says it as well, 1984. | ||
| I mean, all of the old dystopian novelists, they all understood to destroy a people, first you must destroy their knowledge of their own history. | ||
| and it seems like that's exactly what's happening in today's world and luckily cynthia chung is is fighting back and pushing in the opposite direction and talking about history and what we can learn from it her sub stack again is called through the glass darkly through a glass darkly you can find it cynthia chung dot substack dot com and her foundation is the rising tide foundation dot net rising tide foundation on that thank you so much for being with us cynthia thank you for having me - Please. | ||
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