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You're watching The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
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| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
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| We begin with this report by Red Pill TV. Marvel Comics sells out the Avengers for Pfizer's COVID vaccine. | ||
| Let's watch. Pfizer has commissioned Marvel Comics to publish a pro-COVID vaccine story where the Avengers superhero team pushes BioNTech's mRNA shot on children, yet another example of Big Pharma's ability to purchase influence from the entertainment industry. | ||
| This time with kids. | ||
| Before the story begins, the word from our sponsors page at the front of the comic gives Pfizer's deceptive and deadly message. | ||
| Quote, Vaccinate, stay up to date with the latest recommended booster for you, and be an everyday hero. | ||
| Released on October 4th, Avengers Everyday Heroes follows a family in the waiting room of a COVID-19 vaccine clinic. | ||
| On the television in the waiting room, a news broadcast details the Avengers' current battle with Ultron, the villain who is closely compared with COVID. Pfizer's tweet promoting the comic even states, quote, When Ultron wreaks havoc, the Avengers act as the first line of defense. | ||
| People can help protect themselves by staying up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations. | ||
| Within the comic book story, the grandfather of the family further deepens the comparison between Ultron and COVID. Quote, This villainous comparison is supposed to parallel the COVID variants like Delta and Omicron. | ||
| Ultron even sounds like a plausible name for a COVID strain, and the Avengers are supposed to represent the experimental mRNA vaccines and boosters that are reformulated for each new COVID variant as they fight the villain again and again, each time he evolves in his attacks. | ||
| The analogy continues as the wise grandfather character explains that the Avengers had to use new tools and even robots to fight Ultron. | ||
| But the villain, or virus, kept getting a step ahead of the heroes. | ||
| This is referring to mRNA technology itself, the new tool never before administered on humans, used to fight COVID as the virus mutates. | ||
| Scientists are glorified by the grandfather under the mask of the superheroes. | ||
| The Avengers gather information and take time to innovate and adapt, and then they figure out how to fight it. | ||
| This high praise leaves out the historically rushed release of COVID vaccines under Operation Warp Speed, skipping years and even decades of trial studies. | ||
| And it forgets to mention the thousands killed and millions maimed by the experimental jab in the process of fighting COVID. The story ends with the family finally receiving their Pfizer booster shots in the clinic. | ||
| As the grandfather says, quote, the Avengers are doing their part to keep us safe. | ||
| Now it's time for us to do ours by staying up to date with our COVID-19 vaccinations. | ||
| Clearly, Pfizer wants to instill on young minds the idea that their vaccine products are good for everybody, while much of the world is waking up and fighting back to protect children from the horrible side effects of COVID shots. | ||
| The recent overwhelming popularity of the Avengers movies with young audiences is probably what convinced Pfizer that their corporate-sponsored advertisement would be ultimately successful at reaching kids. | ||
| However, The thinly veiled analogy laid out between Ultron and COVID, Pfizer and the Avengers, is so see-through and clumsy that I find it hard to believe that anyone will actually receive the message. | ||
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| We'll be back on the other side with your Daily Dispatch. | ||
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Don't go anywhere. You're tuned in to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal. | ||
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| We have a very big show for you today. | ||
| We'll be taking your calls in the second hour. | ||
| Joined by Jim Bob in the third hour. | ||
| And... Just some very interesting videos to get into. | ||
| We'll play a lot of some actual good interviews and then some that are utterly and totally horrifying in sort of a metaphysical way, including doctors taking an oath to honor indigenous medicine. | ||
| It's... It's sort of horrifying what's happening in the world right now, but we'll get into all of it. | ||
| But let's begin today as we do every day with our daily dispatch. | ||
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All right. | |
| Here it is, folks. | ||
| Your daily dispatch for Wednesday, the 12th of October, 2022. | ||
| You know, when we say InfoWars is tomorrow's news today, it's... | ||
| Not a joke. It seems like the cycle is this. | ||
| Something breaks in the middle of the night, early in the morning. | ||
| We covered extensively here on American Journal. | ||
| Sort of goes quiet, simmers for a little while, and usually Tucker Carlson picks it up that night, and then the next day, it's the biggest story ever. | ||
| So when you tune into American Journal, when you tune into InfoWars, know that what we're covering here will be a giant five-alarm fire tomorrow or the next day or next week or a couple months from now. | ||
| And I guess we're just here to say, yeah. | ||
| We told you so. All of this, of course, is lead up to the biggest story in the world today, which was one of our lead stories yesterday morning. | ||
| And that is that the Pfizer executive admitted the COVID-19 vaccine was never tested to prevent transmission. | ||
| In a shocking admission, a Pfizer executive on Monday stated that the company did not know if the COVID mRNA vaccine it developed with BioNTech would prevent viral transmission before bringing it to market last year. | ||
| Janine Small, the president of International Development Markets for Pfizer, testified before the European Parliament's COVID-19 committee on Monday on behalf of Pfizer CEO Dr. | ||
| Albert Bourla, who was summoned by the committee but pulled out of his appointment. | ||
| During questions, Dutch Member of Parliament Rob Roos, a conservative and opponent of Europe's COVID-19 passports, asked Small whether Pfizer could provide lawmakers with evidence it believed the vaccine would prevent coronavirus transmission before bringing it to market. | ||
| And the answer was a resounding, no, we didn't even do that testing. | ||
| And now this information is spreading around the world. | ||
| Rob Roos actually went on Tucker Carlson last night and... | ||
| This may be the beginning to some semblance of justice when it comes to the crimes against humanity that have been carried out at the speed of science. | ||
| Moving on, another bombshell revelation from yesterday. | ||
| A bombshell revelation of a $1 million offer to Steele shows FBI misled Congress on Russia probe. | ||
| This is according to Kash Patel. | ||
| Following the bombshell revelation from the trial of Igor Danchenko that the FBI offered Christopher Steele $1 million to corroborate his dossier, former Intelligence Committee investigator Kash Patel says this proves the bureau knew it hadn't been able to verify the Trump-Russia collusion narrative and misled Congress. former Intelligence Committee investigator Kash Patel says this proves the Danchenko, the primary source for the Steele dossier, is charged with five counts of lying to the FBI. | ||
| As the prosecution opened its case against Danchenko Tuesday, Special Counsel John Durham questioned his first witness, SBI Supervisory Intelligence Analyst Brian Outen. | ||
| Outen testified that in early October 2016, the FBI offered Steele up to $1 million to provide corroborating evidence for his dossier, but the former British spy didn't provide any such information to the bureau. | ||
| As a result, Steele wasn't given the money because he was unable to prove the allegations. | ||
| So, yeah, that's just everything we learned. | ||
| It just makes everything that much worse. | ||
| You go from the FBI has received troubling information and is doing the responsible thing in the name of national security to investigate and get to the bottom of these troubling allegations. | ||
| And then you realize that the allegations were funded by the Democratic Party and were never really that serious, never corroborated. | ||
| Then you find out that the FBI knew that the entire time. | ||
| Then you find out they were actually paying some of their so-called confidential We're good to go. | ||
| Paying some foreign spy a million dollars to potentially fabricate evidence? | ||
| Is that really in the purview of the FBI? Is that good practice? | ||
| Is that what the manual says to do? | ||
| I seriously doubt it. | ||
| I think even if the million dollars were to yield evidence, Evidence of some sort of the claims that were made, it would be completely tainted by the fact that you paid a million dollars for the evidence. | ||
| I'm sure if I offered a million dollars for evidence of something that has never happened, you know, I don't know. | ||
| Give me a million dollars in evidence of Hunter Biden taking a legal-aged girl out on a nice date. | ||
| You know, something that's just never happened in the history of the world. | ||
| I'm sure somebody could come up with evidence for it. | ||
| That's the point of offering a million dollars. | ||
| It's because somebody wants a million dollars. | ||
| Somebody will do what it takes to get it. | ||
| So even if they were to get the evidence, it would have been completely tainted by the fact that they paid for the evidence. | ||
| Do the police do that? | ||
| I wonder. I wonder if the police do that type of thing. | ||
| You make a baseless accusation and they go, I don't believe this and there's no evidence for it, but come up with evidence and we'll give you a million dollars. | ||
| That's our spy state, folks. | ||
| Meanwhile, Zelensky asks the G7 for air defense support at Belarus border as Russia continues missile strikes. | ||
| Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on allies Tuesday to provide air defense as Russia continued to bombard Ukraine for a second day while also asking for international peacekeepers on the Belarusian border. | ||
| Yeah, just go ahead and embroil us in that conflict as well. | ||
| Just... Let's just start World War III. Let's just kick it off. | ||
| Just stop beating around the bushes, fellas. | ||
| I mean, it is interesting as well that he made this appeal to the G7 countries, which, unless I'm mistaken, G7, G20, these just reference the... | ||
| Largest economies. | ||
| These are economic groups that work together. | ||
| And G7 means the seven largest economies in the world. | ||
| Nothing to do with war, but hey, whatever international conglomerate you can wield as a weapon against your enemies, I guess that's the way the globalists operate. | ||
| But again, this was retaliation for the terrorist attack carried out on the Crimean Bridge. | ||
| And, you know, it's the type of thing where this is how war goes. | ||
| You set precedence with the way that you behave and the way that you treat your enemies. | ||
| Ukraine is dancing around, is static. | ||
| Happily, petulantly celebrating their terrorist attack on the bridge. | ||
| So Russia's like, okay, we're doing that now? | ||
| And just starts raining missiles down on civilian infrastructure and power plants and things like that. | ||
| Ukraine's just like, what? No, how dare you? | ||
| This is terrorism. It's like, well, stop starting it. | ||
| Stop doing the things that you don't want done to you. | ||
| Maybe there needs to be a little Christian reawakening in Russia. | ||
| Ukraine, because right now there's a heck of a lot of them doing things, things being done back to them in retaliation, and then them crying about what a horrible thing the Russians are for daring to retaliate. | ||
| So typical. Finally, we have this. | ||
| Biden gibbers, gibbers, Drops cheat cards and declares there is no recession in an absolute car crash of an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday. | ||
| We'll show you those videos in probably the next segment. | ||
| It's almost like a coin flip. | ||
| It's almost like every day of the week you flip a coin to find out whether one of two things is happening. | ||
| The president of the United States is making some horrifically embarrassing gaffe exposing his mental incapacity or we give a billion dollars to Ukraine. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| A lot of videos to show you today. | ||
| We're going to go back in time a little bit, but we're going to start with the big Biden interview that he did yesterday. | ||
| He doesn't do press conferences. | ||
| He doesn't do off the cuff. | ||
| He doesn't do Question, response, answer, sort of tit for tat like Donald Trump or George Bush or Barack Obama or Bill Clinton or George H.W. Bush or Ronald Reagan or any president, I guess, is the point. | ||
| He's not doing any of the normal presidential things. | ||
| No, instead, he is playing the part of a president with the Help and facilitation of the actors in the mainstream media to help put on this performance. | ||
| He's given lines to read and a script to follow, and then they both play their parts and put it out as if they're actually holding our leaders to account rather than each playing their little role in this sick charade. | ||
| And again, it's just... | ||
| An abomination that this man is the most powerful man in the world right now. | ||
| And he can hardly get through a word, let alone a sentence. | ||
| The stories at Infowars.com, Biden gibbers, drops cheat cards, and declares, there is no recession. | ||
| They say in a car crash interview with CNN's Jake Tapper Tuesday, Biden stammered and stuttered, often speaking absolute gibberish, and dropped the cheat cards his handlers had given him while declaring there is no recession in the U.S. It's just the state of the world. | ||
| Is it any wonder that we are on the cusp of World War III in the middle of an undeclared recession and rapidly approaching an apocalyptic scenario in terms of food production? | ||
| When we have leaders like this, it's not that big of a surprise. | ||
| Let's go, I guess, to club number two. | ||
| This is a big takeaway from the Biden interview yesterday. | ||
| Biden drops his cheat sheet during his interview with CNN's Jake Tapper. | ||
| Let's watch. Economically and politically. | ||
| We still have real problems. | ||
| But look what we got done. | ||
| We passed so much legislation that significantly makes a point about, you know, for example, the American Rescue Plan. | ||
| What else was he dropping? Like, at the beginning, you can hear things are dropping. | ||
| Things are just collapsing. | ||
| He's just pooping himself and just continuing on, acting like nothing's happening. | ||
| Jake Tapper's like, let me get that for you. | ||
| This interview's going badly enough. | ||
| We don't need you going off script for this. | ||
| We don't need you being untethered completely. | ||
| Let's let's make sure you have your talking points so we don't go entirely off the rails and into the canyon like a out of control freight train. | ||
| Here's Biden saying that he doesn't think there will be a recession. | ||
| Ironic because, well, we're in a recession. | ||
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So let's watch midterm elections. | |
| Four weeks from today, the economy remains top of mind for voters. | ||
| JPMorgan, JCEO, said the U.S. is likely to end a recession in the next nine months. | ||
| Bank of America says the U.S. could start losing 175,000 jobs a month. | ||
| Gas prices are on the rise again. | ||
| Should the American people prepare for a recession? | ||
| No. Look, they've been saying this now, how every six months they say this. | ||
| Every six months they look down the next six months and see what's going to happen. | ||
| It hadn't happened yet. | ||
| It hadn't... There has... | ||
| There is no... | ||
| Yes, it has. There's no guarantee that they're going to be... | ||
| I don't think there will be a recession. | ||
| We're already in a recession. There will be a very slight recession. | ||
| We are in a recession. | ||
| We're going to move down slightly. We're already in a recession. | ||
| It's already happened. Think about what's happened. | ||
| We are. We have done more. | ||
| We're in a better position than any other major country in the world, economically and politically. | ||
| That's insane. That's an insane thing to say. | ||
| We still have real problems. | ||
| But look what we got done. | ||
| We passed so much legislation. | ||
| He's dropping stuff. It significantly makes a point about, you know, for example, the American Rescue Plan, the legislation to deal with inflation, the Inflation Act. | ||
| We moved along. I mean, there's so much that's been accomplished. | ||
| The idea that there's something, there's an automaticity to a recession is just not there. | ||
| They've been predicting this off and on. | ||
| Are you just making words up? But you just said that a slight recession is possible. | ||
| It is possible. Look, it's possible. | ||
| I don't anticipate it. | ||
| But I do think, look, we talk about... | ||
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I feel like at this rate he's going to have a stroke on camera. | |
| Yeah. Hey, look, the integrity of his eye was maintained throughout that interview, so I guess that's a success when it comes to Biden. | ||
| None of his body parts exploded on stage, so he's got that going for him. | ||
| It's just incredible. We are in a recession. | ||
| I mean, this is, again, it's just the bizarre thing. | ||
| I talked about it last week, I guess. | ||
| Like last week, I had multiple conversations with people going, well, you know, there is a chance for a recession. | ||
| It's like, no, we're in a recession. | ||
| I don't know how to tell you this. | ||
| We are in a recession. | ||
| There's a dictionary definition of what a recession is. | ||
| And it's two quarters, you know, falling revenue. | ||
| And that's where we are now. | ||
| We have achieved that recession. | ||
| We have crossed that boundary. | ||
| So we're in a recession. So it's insane. | ||
| The President of the United States is up there saying he doesn't see a recession. | ||
| It's pretty amazing. He goes, oh, they keep saying that. | ||
| Every six months, they say they can know what's going to happen. | ||
| It's like, well, yeah, it's called following a trend. | ||
| And also, yeah, for the last several chunks, six-month chunks, people have been saying things are going to get worse. | ||
| And then they do, because you've been president... | ||
| For multiple of those six months. | ||
| He's like, every time, every time we check in on my presidency, people go, it's going down the drain. | ||
| They're always saying that. Like, that's not evidence that it's wrong, Mr. | ||
| Biden. That's evidence that they're doing their jobs and are accurately predicting the way things are going to go. | ||
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Pick up your paper, please. | |
| Jamie Dimon thinks in six months will have lost 20% on stocks. | ||
| I mean, the guy in the interview goes through the laundry list of how everything is going badly. | ||
| We have a video of the report that he was just talking about with... | ||
| Let me get the exact numbers right. | ||
| Bank of America warning the U.S. economy would soon start losing 175,000 jobs a month. | ||
| And Biden's like, well, I'm here to tell you, don't think about it. | ||
| Don't do anything to protect yourself against it. | ||
| Do not prepare yourself for what is to come. | ||
| Just trust us when we say it might happen, but we don't want it to. | ||
| Okay, great. Wonderful. | ||
| I just won't prepare then. Absolute nonsense. | ||
| He rambles about his son being a complete degenerate, hooked on drugs, drug trafficker, making millions of dollars in Ukraine, but I don't think we need to retread that water. | ||
| Again, you just have to picture this in your personal life. | ||
| Just picture not as the president, but maybe as your boss, or maybe just as a family member asking these questions. | ||
| Boss, are we going down? | ||
| They keep saying we're going down like all of your... | ||
| Co-workers are being fired and they're just like, we're fine, we're good. | ||
| It's like, no, we're not and you shouldn't be in charge of this company anymore. | ||
| Or if a neighbor, if you're like, hey, your son, to fuel his drug habit, keeps breaking into my garage and stealing my power tools. | ||
| And they're like, well, I love my son. | ||
| It's like, okay, fine. | ||
| That's not what I'm saying. | ||
| I'm saying your son is a druggie and a criminal, and he's committing crimes, and you're helping him and facilitating him and protecting him when we're trying to get justice here. | ||
| He's just like, my son's had some troubles, but I love him. | ||
| I'm sure you do. That's not what we're talking about, sir. | ||
| No one's saying you don't love your son. | ||
| We're saying you maybe love your kids too much, actually. | ||
| We're concerned about it. You're kind of creepy. | ||
| Let's go to clip number five here just to hear Biden celebrate the beautiful things he's done for climate change. | ||
| Look, what I ran on, I said we're going to deal with energy. | ||
| Right. And we're going to shut down all of the oil production. | ||
| They have....of global warming. | ||
| We passed $368 billion worth of health, which, as the same bankers talk about, is going to bring a billion, a trillion, seven hundred... | ||
| A billion, trillion, 750,000? | ||
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That's not even a number! Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is The InfoWars. | ||
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| We're going to talk about Ukraine and all sorts of other good stuff. | ||
| In fact, let's stick to that right now. | ||
| I'll talk about some of the COVID revelations in the next segment. | ||
| But while we're on the topic of Joe Biden being a complete... | ||
| How do I say it without cursing? | ||
| Scumbag. Terrible person. | ||
| A one-man apocalypse machine, I guess you could say. | ||
| He, of course, has been intricately involved. | ||
| In fact, we have a video from a few days ago. | ||
| I don't know if we can find it this segment, but it may have been yesterday or the day before. | ||
| George Soros talking about long before the war in Ukraine that started this February. | ||
| It's actually a lot older than that. | ||
| George Soros talking about his activity in Ukraine. | ||
| Oh, you got it. All right. Let's see what George Soros had to say about his activity in Ukraine before the war ever began. | ||
| Shall we? Let's watch. The foundation in Ukraine, before Ukraine became independent of Russia. | ||
| The foundation, would that be in the 50s? | ||
| The foundation has been functioning ever since. | ||
| There is one person who was very deeply involved in Ukraine. | ||
| And that's Biden. | ||
| He had a lot more patience than I had in trying to convert Poroshenko into a democratic leader. | ||
| But the opportunity to generate a united Ukraine, getting it right, is within your grasp. | ||
| We want to be your Your partner, your friend in the project, we want to, and we're ready to assist. | ||
| We're also asking Congress to act promptly to deliver on an aid package including a $1 billion loan guarantee that can help smooth the path for reform inside of Ukraine and give the Prime Minister and his government the capacity to do what they need to do as they are also... | ||
| So, the American-centric global cabal of manipulators and the global mafia has had their sticky fingers in Ukraine for years, manipulating its population, taking control of its government, | ||
| and the central figures in this have been George Soros and And Joe Biden, as well as their cronies, people like Victoria Nuland and Anthony Blinken, who continue to persecute this war against Russia in Ukraine on behalf of themselves and nobody else. | ||
| I mean, it's not a benefit to anybody else. | ||
| But again, you see Joe Biden being intricately involved since the beginning, since before the beginning. | ||
| And of course, it was when Donald Trump started to investigate what was happening in Ukraine that you had the first impeachment to stop him from Spoiling their little golden goose they have going there. | ||
| Their little project they have working in the background. | ||
| But the important thing to understand is when you hear Joe Biden in that clip say, we want to be partners in this. | ||
| We really think that we could move forward together with this project. | ||
| Just picture instead of a doddering old man who puts on the You know, mask of a jolly old chap, right? | ||
| This Joe Biden character he plays. | ||
| You can see the mask slip all the time. | ||
| Anytime anybody contradicts him, anytime he was on the campaign trail and people would ask him a question that he wasn't quite prepared for, you'd see the finger in the face. | ||
| You'd see him start cursing and start yelling at the person. | ||
| I mean, the facade is so thin at this point. | ||
| He knows he can get away with anything, so he doesn't even try that hard to conceal it. | ||
| I mean, you... Saw the clip that came out last week of him saying, nobody F's with a Biden. | ||
| Like, that's how he thinks. | ||
| I was talking to my friend about this, and he goes, of course, Biden blew up the Nord Stream. | ||
| That's the type of thing he would do. | ||
| The dude's a gangster. | ||
| He's a mobster. | ||
| He's a mafia member. | ||
| He's a crime lord. | ||
| That's all that he is. And that's the way that he thinks, and that's the way that he operates. | ||
| And that's the type of, you know, reasonable suggestion he was giving to Ukraine. | ||
| It's like when... | ||
| You know, the godfather would say we're going to reason with him. | ||
| What he means is he's going to put a gun to your head and say either your signature or your brains are going to be on the paper. | ||
| Time to reason. What's the reasonable thing to do in that situation? | ||
| It's a sign of paper. That's the reasonable thing. | ||
| So this is what they were involved in since Obama was in office and Joe Biden was his point man on Ukraine in partnership with the International Unaligned Communistic Open Society Foundation to destroy Ukraine from the inside. | ||
| Now we're seeing the outcome of that. | ||
| Continue to lead us down this path of destruction in the most bumbling and bizarre way. | ||
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| back folks I have a lot to talk about in just so many videos, so let's go to some of them, shall we? | ||
| Big story that we covered yesterday and seems to have only broken through last night or this morning. | ||
| The fact that a Pfizer executive has admitted the COVID-19 vaccine was never tested to prevent transmission. | ||
| The response from people in power say this is scandalous. | ||
| And of course it is. It's beyond that. | ||
| It's a crime against humanity that was committed. | ||
| I guess it's just Orwellian at this point, this idea of misinformation. | ||
| But it shouldn't really even be a question at this point. | ||
| Misinformation is completely meaningless. | ||
| That term, it is a label applied to With complete abandon. | ||
| Just tethered to absolutely nothing. | ||
| It has nothing to do with what is real or what is not. | ||
| It has everything to do with the official narrative. | ||
| And I know everybody watching this knows that. | ||
| I know I'm beating a dead horse here, treading over well-trodden ground. | ||
| When you really think about what's happening, it's shocking that you have big tech cooperating with things like the FBI and the NSA giving over personal information from private messages over to the authorities for doing things like questioning the election or kicking people off the internet and destroying their ability to earn a livelihood. | ||
| Somebody that makes their money primarily through PayPal and then gets cut off or Entertainers and content creators who find their Twitter accounts or YouTubes suddenly deleted and find themselves incapable of feeding their families because of so-called misinformation. | ||
| And to understand that that misinformation is completely and totally divorced from what is real is truly shocking. | ||
| So I want to play a clip of the reaction to what We're good to go. | ||
| We can see now that what was being spread on these sites was complete, total hogwash, and yet if you contradicted these claims, you were the one that was kicked off the internet. | ||
| Let's go ahead and start with Albert Borla, clip 22. | ||
| Here's Albert Borla just lying through his teeth, completely baseless claims accepted as God's own truth by the media. | ||
| Let's watch. There are a lot of indications right now that are telling us that there is a protection against transmission of the disease. | ||
| There is no variant that we have identified that escapes the protection of our vaccine. | ||
| To come now with a treatment of 90% effectiveness, you know, personally makes me very proud about it. | ||
| And we know that the two doses of the vaccine offer very limited protection, if any. | ||
| The three doses with a booster. | ||
| They offer reasonable protection. | ||
| It is necessary a fourth boost right now. | ||
| The protection that we are getting from the third, it is good enough, actually quite good for hospitalizations and deaths. | ||
| It's not that good against infections, but doesn't last. | ||
| What information is he going off of? | ||
| He just said that with the new information we have, we're sure it's... | ||
| He's doing his Dracula accent. | ||
| He's saying, sure, it's... | ||
| Stop transmission. | ||
| It's just like, what told you that? | ||
| What information were you relying on? | ||
| Do you still trust the science? | ||
| Remember, it wasn't just Albert Borla making billions off of this for his company, Pfizer. | ||
| It was everybody cooperating to spread this misinformation into... | ||
| Convince people to take this shot based on faulty or non-existent studies. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 23. | ||
| Let's just watch, sit back. | ||
| We'll all enjoy a full two minutes of blatant mis-dis-mal-information. | ||
| Let's watch. During 2021, we should be able to manufacture a lot of vaccines, and that vaccine, key goal is to stop the transmission, to get the immunity levels up so that you get almost no infection going on whatsoever. | ||
| Everyone who takes the vaccine is not just protecting themselves, but reducing their transmission to other people and allowing society to get back to normal. | ||
| You look kind of uncomfortable, Bill. | ||
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You might be lying. We're vaccinating so very fast. | |
| Our data from the CDC today suggests, you know, that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick. | ||
| Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops with every vaccinated person. | ||
| A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus. | ||
| Misinformation. Throw in jail. | ||
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Does not infect them. The virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else. | |
| People believed her. People listened to her. | ||
| They got the shot. They died. | ||
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That means the vaccines will get us to the end of this. | |
| No, it won't. A little crap. | ||
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A bunch of liars. Fully vaccinated people are a disinformation dance. | |
| If you hear disinformation, you just want to dance, don't you? | ||
| Therefore, if you've been fully vaccinated, you no longer need to wear a mask. | ||
| When people are vaccinated... Total liars. | ||
| It's all false. No information. | ||
| Completely lying. | ||
| Bold-faced lies. | ||
| In your face. Dr. | ||
| Fauci. President of the United States. | ||
| Head of the CDC. Spouting lies. | ||
| Telling you bullcrap. Confirmed now. | ||
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| Not kicked off the internet. This goes on and on and on and on and on. | ||
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I feel fairly certain you're not going to see the kind of surges we've seen in the past. | |
| If you're vaccinated, you're not going to be hospitalized, you're not going to be in an ICU unit, and you're not going to die. | ||
| You're okay. You're not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations. | ||
| There's only a couple options. | ||
| They know what they're saying is false and they're lying and they're complicit in this mass murder that has taken place and they have to be punished and held to account and sent to a tribunal where they should be punished for their crimes against humanity. | ||
| Or they're just spouting what they've been told and somebody behind the scenes is lying. | ||
| What's the other option? That they thought they were telling the truth? | ||
| Based on what? Why would you think that? | ||
| What evidence is there that they were relying on? | ||
| What were they using to make these claims? | ||
| All lies. Just lie upon lie. | ||
| Lie built upon lie. | ||
| And they're out there and they're still free and they're still walking around and they're still making the same claims when we know it to be false. | ||
| This haze of mis and disinformation that we have been blinded by has killed tens of thousands of your family members and your friends. | ||
| So you understand the appropriate anger when it was revealed in no uncertain terms that they had never even done the testing. | ||
| It explains this member of European Parliament's reaction after realizing the lie they've been sold. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 12. | ||
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I found out yesterday... | |
| When one of my colleagues asked if they tested, in this case Pfizer, if Pfizer tested if their medical product is stopping the spread of the virus, we were shocked to find out yesterday that they haven't tested their vaccine to see if it's stopping the spread of the virus. | ||
| So we are now more than a year after the green certificate, the digital green certificate, was imposed in the European Union. | ||
| People were forced to be vaccinated with a medical product in order to exercise their basic fundamental rights. | ||
| And they were told, and we were told, we were voted against the green certificate, but many of our colleagues voted in favor of it because they believe what these companies have said. | ||
| That if you get vaccinated, You will not be infected and you will not spread the virus. | ||
| They even ran campaign and said get vaccinated in order to keep your grandmother and your parents healthy. | ||
| And we find out now, after more than a year, that when they requested the special marketing authorization, they haven't tested the vaccine to see if it's stopping the spread of the virus. | ||
| So I'm asking again, and we are asking again, what are they going to hide? | ||
| What do they hide exactly? | ||
| Why aren't they transparent with their medical product? | ||
| We heard yesterday, I mean, I was shocked. | ||
| Because Pfizer uses opportunity just to do a PR campaign and even lecture us, why are we asking this and not asking that? | ||
| Who are they to question us? | ||
| What kind of questions do we ask? | ||
| We are elected by the people for the people, not they. | ||
| And they are supposed to answer all these questions, which they have not. | ||
| So again, folks, the reason people refuse to believe the truth that we're telling is because that would require believing that everybody is lying, everybody's involved in this conspiracy. | ||
| Well, it's not speculation. | ||
| It's not accusation anymore. | ||
| You have the truth in front of you. | ||
| They were all lying. The CDC, the FDA, Pfizer, all the people you trust were lying to you. | ||
| So it's time for you to change your worldview to take this into account. | ||
| We've been here the whole time. | ||
| You're welcome to join us. | ||
| Project Cirrus is the first official attempt to modify a hurricane. | ||
| It was run by General Electric with the support of the U.S. military. | ||
| The official theory was that by changing the temperature outside the eye wall of a hurricane, which they did by seeding the clouds with various compounds such as silver iodide, a decrease in strong winds will result. | ||
| On October 13, 1947, Project Cirrus targeted a hurricane heading out to sea. | ||
| Approximately 180 pounds of dry ice was dropped into the clouds. | ||
| The crew then reported a pronounced modification of the cloud deck, and the hurricane abruptly changed direction and made landfall near Savannah, Georgia. | ||
| The public blamed the government. | ||
| Irving Langmuir, who pioneered General Electric's Atmospheric Research Department and admitted that the project was about learning how to weaponize the weather, also claimed the reversal of the hurricane had been caused by Project Cirrus. | ||
| But the government denied it for 12 years. | ||
| After a short delay, the project officially continued, and in 1965, Project Storm Fury had targeted Hurricane Betsy for seeding. | ||
| On that day, the storm immediately changed direction and made landfall in southern Florida. | ||
| Congress blamed it on Project Storm Fury, but the government claimed that the hurricane shifted before they ever had a chance to seed it. | ||
| And after two months of congressional hearings, the project was allowed to continue. | ||
| During the Vietnam War, weather modification was weaponized in Operation Popeye. | ||
| And as a result, starting in October of 1978, an international treaty now prohibits the military use of weather modification. | ||
| In 1997, US Defense Secretary William Cohen said that we have enemies capable of altering the climate and setting off earthquakes and volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves. | ||
| And so controlling the weather seems to be a very real thing. | ||
| And while the media lies to you, the government has placed gag orders on employees of the National Weather Service, who have sought legal counsel to reverse these illegal gag orders. | ||
| And they no longer need to seed the clouds. | ||
| Chemtrails, or as John Brennan of the CIA calls it, stratospheric aerosol injection, allows these black government projects the ability to put whatever they want into the skies. | ||
| And HARP has the ability to change the temperature within the ionosphere. | ||
| In congressional hearings, it was made known that HAARP was a successful operation of controlling the ionosphere with ultra-high-powered radio frequency, and that the Air Force and DARPA went on to develop their own versions. | ||
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The Air Force has gotten great value out of HARP in the past. | |
| We took it over from the Navy and managed it and actually did a number of experiment campaigns up there and have finished our work that we're interested in doing up there. | ||
| We've been moving on to other ways of managing the ionosphere, which the HARP was really designed to do, was to inject energy into the ionosphere and be able to actually control it. | ||
| But that work has been completed. | ||
| Frequency transmission manipulation of hurricanes is one of hundreds of patents on weather control. | ||
| With conductive particles added to the storm, radio frequencies from multiple locations can steer a hurricane. | ||
| According to geoengineeringwatch.org, this happened with Hurricane Ian. | ||
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This is Hurricane Ion, passing near the NEXRAD transmission facility in Key West, Florida. | |
| When the transmission facilities are fully energized, they have a repelling effect on any air mass that has been saturated with electrically conductive climate engineering elements. | ||
| As Hurricane Ion is allowed to make landfall, The frequency transmission facility in Melbourne, Florida is fully engaged. | ||
| This effectively slows iron's migration inland. | ||
| The transmissions can diminish precipitation in some regions while augmenting it in others. | ||
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| We have a number of pretty incredible stories and, again, more bombshell videos to show you. | ||
| I want to show you a couple videos now about Ukraine as we continue to talk about the buildup of World War III. And it's nothing less, folks. | ||
| Disclosed.tv reports on Twitter, Ukraine's Zelensky rules out talks with Putin and urges G7 nations to impose a tough price cap on Russian oil and gas exports. | ||
| And as Twitter user John Jackson replies, and there it is, no talks, no peace, because Zelensky is nothing more than a mouthpiece for Biden and the great resetters. | ||
| And of course, Biden addressed the G7 conference yesterday and said, we will continue to support Ukraine no matter how long it takes. | ||
| Not the type of thing you want from your leadership during a war. | ||
| Typically, during a war, you want people saying, we will solve this as quickly as possible. | ||
| Do whatever it takes to get back to normal. | ||
| We'll stop interrupting your industry. | ||
| We'll stop artificially constricting the energy supply. | ||
| We'll stop the wholesale slaughter of innocents that this war is causing. | ||
| We'll get this done quick. | ||
| That's not what you get from our leadership. | ||
| Our leadership is like, we will drag this out forever. | ||
| To achieve what? | ||
| Who can possibly say? | ||
| Now, a TikToker has a good point, saying if you actually care about Ukraine, you'd be asking for peace. | ||
| Clip number 14. If you really care about the Ukrainian people like you claim you do, then listen to me very carefully. | ||
| My name is Lucas Gage. I served two tours in Iraq. | ||
| I put it in quotes because, who did I serve? | ||
| The special interest who wanted war. | ||
| How did they get that war? | ||
| They lied to us. | ||
| They said, tsunami, weapons of mass destruction, and he was tied to 9-11. | ||
| Both lies, and we all know it now, years later, of course, after all the damage has been done. | ||
| The same, I believe, is happening with the Ukrainians. | ||
| The EU, NATO, the US, they don't give a damn about Ukraine. | ||
| They're using it as a bulwark against Russia, because they have an agenda to take out Vladimir Putin. | ||
| And they're saying, look, the Ukrainians are winning the war. | ||
| They're pushing here and they're pushing there. | ||
| That's when Putin has his hands tied behind his back in a special operation, which is limited in nature. | ||
| But now that he's annexed these regions, whether you agree with it or not, Putin can unleash the full military might of Russia. | ||
| And the Ukrainians have no chance whatsoever. | ||
| And that's the lie the media's telling you, that they do have a chance. | ||
| They don't. In fact, the only way Ukraine has a chance against Russia It's if they dragged us all into the war with them. | ||
| And you know what that means? | ||
| World War III. And you know what else? | ||
| Unlike Saddam, who didn't have weapons of mass destruction, Russia does. | ||
| And if they're used, it's not good for anybody, especially the Ukrainians, because who do you think are going to be hit first? | ||
| So if you really care about the Ukrainians, stop filling their heads up with fantasies. | ||
| Stop believing the obvious lies of the West. | ||
| My God, the U.S. just threw Ukraine under the bus about this assassination of Dugina. | ||
| What do you think, they care? They don't care about the Ukrainians. | ||
| The EU doesn't care, NATO doesn't care, and the United States most certainly doesn't care about Ukraine, or anyone else for that matter. | ||
| The only thing these people care about, these traitors and globalists at the top, are war, profits, and control. | ||
| That's all they care about. | ||
| Don't fall for the lies. | ||
| If you truly care about the Ukrainians and the Russians, especially the civilians, You want to talk peace right now. | ||
| Let's push for peace, not for war. | ||
| And of course, nobody in any position of power is even pretending to be in favor of peace. | ||
| Not a single one of them. | ||
| Every one of them seems to feel as though their earthly power is directly correlated to how aggressively and hysterically they demonize Russia and advocate for greater and wider and It's sick, honestly. Gateway Pundit has a wonderful article about this. | ||
| They say there's no single war in Ukraine and NATO is in trouble. | ||
| They say... | ||
| lies with Hollywood of the delusional view of the war in Ukraine, which through a plethora of movies has conditioned the masses to think of war as a conquest of critical territory. | ||
| But that is a misleading image when it comes to Ukraine. | ||
| Yes, there are strategically important pieces of territory that must be captured or defended, but there are also huge swaths of planes that are tactically difficult to control. | ||
| And if you succeed in capturing an area of land, you create a problem of how to defend it. | ||
| Please take a look at the video they posted. | ||
| They say, although the video shows how Russia's Wagner Group is building defensive lines, focused on the general landscape rather than the work of engineers. | ||
| Russia has a decisive advantage over Ukraine when it comes to battling for this territory, even though it ceded some of it a few weeks ago to advancing Ukrainian troops. | ||
| Why? | ||
| Because Russia's air force is still intact and can still be used to attack massed Ukrainian units. | ||
| Ukraine's air capability is being eviscerated, so Russia also enjoys a lopsided advantage in tanks. | ||
| In case you have any doubts, the video above shows quintessential tank country. | ||
| So, again, if Russia occupies a plane, Ukraine doesn't have the tanks or the airplanes necessary to take full advantage of the strategic opening that a plane can provide. | ||
| But when the Ukrainian troops reconquer that huge, flat plane, We're good to go. | ||
| And of course, that's why Zelensky is now asking G7, the economic group, for air defense in support of the Belarusian border as Russia continues missile strikes. | ||
| As that TikToker just said, the only way that they have any chance here is to embroil all of us in World War III. Are you willing to die in a nuclear hellstorm for the likes of the gremlin Vladimir Zelensky? | ||
| I'm certainly not. | ||
| Give them to Russia. | ||
| We'll end this whole thing tomorrow. | ||
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It's sort of a telethon style. | |
| You're actually taking your pledges on the phone. | ||
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| Buy your Info War Bonds now. | ||
| Infowarsstore.com. We'll go out to your phone calls here momentarily. | ||
| See a lot of new callers. | ||
| And thank you to our regular callers for holding off for a second so we can get to some of these new callers. | ||
| I think I'll play a couple videos here just to... | ||
| It's not breaking news, but it is a reminder of the impact that Infowars has had. | ||
| had you heard in the last segment as a guy that went to Iraq and went to Afghanistan and realized that he had been fighting for a lie that whole time. | ||
| I don't know if Infowars contributed in any way to his awakening to this reality and awakening to this fact. | ||
| I know it's helped a lot of people in that regard because for one thing it says, well you were tricked, you were lied to. | ||
| You know, you were fighting on behalf of a group of people who despise you, and that's not an easy thing to wake up to, but it's a necessary revelation to have. | ||
| But Enforce is also there to tell you these people are not all-powerful, and you don't need to feel bad for falling for their lies now that you're awake. | ||
| It's just, it's incumbent on you to wake up other people and not let more people be suckered and duped by these murderous scumbags. | ||
| But of course, in that video, the guy uses the term globalist. | ||
| So even if Infowars didn't directly contribute to his awakening. | ||
| You know that at least the ideas that Infowars popularized and propagated have penetrated to the very subconscious of our entire country. | ||
| And that's a bigger reward for our endeavors than any amount of money could ever be to actually change the world in a positive way and to reveal the true methods and Ideologies of the people behind this scheme. | ||
| So I want to play a couple videos that reinforce this idea. | ||
| Let's go down to clip number 17. | ||
| It's Walter Cronkite in 1999 saying he's proud to sit at the right hand of Satan. | ||
| No, I'm not kidding. Here's the video. | ||
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Our failure to live up to our obligations to the United Nations is led by a handful of woeful senators who choose to pursue their narrow, selfish political objectives at the cost of our nation's conscience. | |
| They pander to and are supported by the Christian Coalition and the rest of the religious right wing. | ||
| Their leader, Pat Robertson, has written in a book a few years ago that we should have a world government, but only when the Messiah arrives. | ||
| He wrote that literally any attempt to achieve world order before that time must be the work of the devil. | ||
| Well, join me. | ||
| I'm glad to sit here at the right hand of Satan. | ||
| Literally saying, I'm glad to sit here at the right hand of Satan. | ||
| There's a reason we call these people Satanists. | ||
| They literally laugh out loud at the very idea of a Messiah coming, despite the fact that that is intrinsic to the core beliefs of the vast majority of the people in this country. | ||
| These are the people that rule over you. | ||
| Mocking, laughing, joyfully doing the work of Satan and admitting it. | ||
| Of course, this is not new. | ||
| It's been a long time coming. | ||
| And the Rockefeller family has been at the center of it for a while. | ||
| Here's a video of David Rockefeller admitting that Henry Kissinger was his protege and Klaus Schwab admitting that Henry Kissinger was his mentor. | ||
| It's a line of continuity through the generations of globalist scumbags destroying the world for their own benefit. | ||
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| And I think he first was noticed by the Rockefeller family after he wrote a very erudite work on nuclear weapons and nuclear war back in the late 1950s. | ||
| Nuclear Westerns and Foreign Policies. | ||
| Right. It was then published. | ||
| And from that time on, he became pretty close to the Rockefeller family. | ||
| Well, he did. Actually, I guess I was the first one who got to know him because He was a member of an organization called the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and there was a study group at that time That he as then a young instructor at Harvard presided at. | ||
| I was so impressed by him that I introduced him to my brother Nelson who was then governor in New York and was then considering seeking the presidency of the United States. | ||
| They became great friends and actually Henry became Nelson's foreign policy advisor as long as he was in public life. | ||
| And I think is one of the remarkable international statesmen in the world today. | ||
| Even 30 years after he was Secretary of State, he is still asked by heads of state when he travels the world for his advice. | ||
| Let me go back to the time you said when you came here it transformed your life. | ||
| Was there a course? A professor who really made that difference for you? | ||
| Yes, there was one course, one seminar of Henry Kissinger, which really opened my eyes. | ||
| I wasn't accepted to the seminar, but I sat in. | ||
| I think he let me in because I was chairman. | ||
| And it was relatively shortly after the war. | ||
| There were not too many Germans here. | ||
| And this created a friendship which has endured until today. | ||
| And you know, Henry has been several times in Davos. | ||
| And I think it was mainly participating in his seminars that I developed my interest for geopolitical affairs. | ||
| Intergenerational... Corruption from the Rockefellers to Kissinger to Schwab to Benioff to Bill Gates. | ||
| And these are the self-appointed elite who tag each other in like some sort of continual relay race of globalist manipulators. | ||
| So again, folks, when we talk about what's going on here, when you look around and see the Entire media establishment, medical establishment, political establishment, military establishment, entertainment establishment, all cooperating and working together and spouting the same thing, and that thing is a lie. | ||
| It's one thing if everybody says the same thing, but it's true. | ||
| Everybody says the sky is blue. | ||
| That's not evidence of a conspiracy. | ||
| But if everybody was suddenly saying the sky was green, wouldn't you have some questions? | ||
| So when you have everybody... | ||
| Pumping out the same lies about COVID, about Ukraine, about transgenderism, about the vaccines. | ||
| When you have all of them spouting the same talking points, you realize that this is not something that could have happened overnight. | ||
| It took decades of well-laid plans, of careful manipulation, of placing people in the right position and influencing others in a direction that suits you, of setting the table. | ||
| For the feast of human flesh that you intend to dine on a century hence. | ||
| And that really is the crazy thing that you need to understand. | ||
| And that really, I think, is a central point, a keystone, or a cornerstone of the understanding of what the Infowar is. | ||
| is recognizing that this isn't dealing with the daily influx of lies, of the manipulations that you notice happening every hour. | ||
| Each new lie has to be confronted. | ||
| It's about zooming out and realizing that the lies that we're experiencing today are the result of a systemic application of lies that has occurred for literally generations in a concerted way by a very few number of people who we know, and we see the effects of their activity. | ||
| It's about understanding the true scope and scale of this intergenerational conflict to destroy humanity. | ||
| All right, folks. Should we go directly out to your phone calls now? | ||
| I'm sorry to keep you waiting. Let's go to KOW in Wisconsin. | ||
| Cow in Wisconsin. | ||
| Genetic truth machine is your topic you want to call in about. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. You're on the air. | ||
| Hi, Wizard. Harry Potter Harrison. | ||
| I have, you know, when I'm Constantly dodging, like, faggotry, like machine gun fire, and, you know, absorbing all the white Christian hate. | ||
| I have ideas on how to improve things. | ||
| And I think a lot of guys have, like, had trouble with honesty and truth, like in business relationships, friendships, and, you know, romantic relationships. | ||
| In a post-COVID world, where we were able to do all this genetic testing, I think guys should have the ability to do genetic testing in a variety of ways, not only for having kids, but also for microchimerism and their significant others. | ||
| I don't know if you're familiar with that. | ||
| I'm not. It's a study done where they found the DNA absorption from women having multiple partners. | ||
| Oh yes, okay. | ||
| And then, you know, also we can see once and for all if the vampirism stories are true by testing. | ||
| There's tests you can do to see if people are cannibals by checking the wastewater. | ||
| Ooh, that's creepy. | ||
| I thought that would be interesting just to lay that one to rest. | ||
| And you can imagine also for business relationships using complex MRI scans to show different parts of the brain activated, creative areas or memory areas. | ||
| Or barriers responsible for lying. | ||
| How business and economy would be improved. | ||
| And lastly, using artificial... | ||
| That's a little creepy sounding to me. | ||
| I don't know. How about this as another suggestion? | ||
| I think we should just get back to our instinct. | ||
| Because what you're reminding me of, especially about relationships and stuff, they did this test. | ||
| I should just find the video. | ||
| But they did a test. I think it was on Joe Rogan or something where they talked about it. | ||
| Where they were seeing if your attraction to somebody based on scent... | ||
| What impact that had. | ||
| And they found that certain people had a certain genetic disposition that made them more vulnerable. | ||
| It affected their immune system. | ||
| And what they found was that those people would be attracted to the scent of people who did not have that condition. | ||
| Because if you have two people with this condition, it's guaranteed that your kid is going to have this condition. | ||
| So somehow, evolutionarily, people... | ||
| Just naturally, their hormones respond to people who don't have this condition because it means better outcome for their children. | ||
| And they found that this worked with women who were not on birth control. | ||
| But the moment you were on birth control, it messed up some form of that hormone reaction to where suddenly people who had this condition were then attracted to people with the condition. | ||
| And it essentially changed who they were attracted to based off of scent because they were taking birth control. | ||
| So I think instead of like doing MRI scans or like testing genetics of people, I think we just need to get rid of all the things that are blocking our natural ability to sense things like that. | ||
| Even if we do it unconsciously, even if we don't know why we're attracted to this person, it's something our body is telling us is right. | ||
| But if you take things like birth control, all of that is in flux and suddenly your body is not having the correct reactions that it should. | ||
| So I think instead of like scanning people's brains and things like that, why don't we just stop taking all of the chemicals and drugs that destroy our ability to subconsciously know this type of stuff like liars? | ||
| You should just be able to tell if people are lying based on the way they act. | ||
| I don't think I need an MRI scan for that. | ||
| But thank you for that call, Cal. | ||
| I guess your name's Cal. | ||
| Thanks for that call. Let's go to another. | ||
| Let's go to Claymore Mine in Montana. | ||
| Okay, Claymore, you're on the air about Tulsi Gabbard. | ||
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Go ahead. Okay, Tulsi Gabbard, do you remember when they had the debate? | |
| I do remember that. | ||
| That was embarrassing for Kamala. | ||
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Oh no. | |
| That's interesting. | ||
| I hadn't thought about that. I did see an article today about Tulsi Gabbard. | ||
| Is Tulsi Gabbard's involvement in this bizarre cult responsible for her moving to the right or something? | ||
| I didn't even read it because they're just desperate to find some other explanation. | ||
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Krishna is the Hindu god of peace, and Kali is the Hindu god of war. | |
| And if InfoWars goes out of business, it's going to be because Your ordering system is in complete disarray. | ||
| Well, it was in a bit of disarray before as a consequence of some of the legal stuff that we've gone through and bankruptcy stuff to go through. | ||
| I don't really know the ins and outs, but I have been told with good authority that the ordering system has been fixed and that there's not any delays. | ||
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You still can't change your address. | |
| You can't change your address. | ||
| And they don't call you back. | ||
| Well, those problems should be fixed. | ||
| If they're not fixed already, they should be in just the next couple of days. | ||
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Adios, muchacho. | |
| All right, adios, Claymore. | ||
| Thanks for that. And, of course, you can always just give at saveinfowars.com, saveinfowars.com. | ||
| I don't think you need to give any information, but you can contribute to this effort to get Infowars back on track. | ||
| And, again, folks, the actual... | ||
| Destruction of Infowars is a primary goal of the globalists, but the secondary goal is destroy Infowars' ability to do anything. | ||
| So if Alex Jones is distracted and uncentered because of lawsuits and attacks and questioning and the FBI, then he's not able to focus his talent and ability and energy on combating the globalists. | ||
| And if we can't place orders with certain vendors, then we can't sell products, we can't stay on air. | ||
| They're doing everything they can to disrupt us, and the same as any war. | ||
| The primary goal would be to defeat the army, but in order to achieve that, you might send dispatches to go mess up their supply train, starve them out, or undermine the walls of their fort to just cause them troubles. | ||
| So that's what's happening to us. | ||
| So we're sorry if it affects you guys being able to order, but just please be patient and know that when you do place an order or contribute, what you're doing is reinforcing our supply line and allowing us to continue the important work of actually marching on the enemy politically. | ||
| With that, we go to Tim in California. | ||
| He wants to talk about Spotify censorship and artificial intelligence. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Tim, you're on the air. | ||
| Yes, good morning, Harrison. | ||
| I read this story last week on a few different places. | ||
| Apparently, Spotify has been working in conjunction with a company named Kinzen, K-I-N-Z-E-N, which uses artificial intelligence that can address Audio, video, and text-based content, which, of course, Spotify's involved in. | ||
| They've apparently censored over 20,000 podcasts, and they did such a bang-up job, they decided, we'll just buy the company. | ||
| Now that they've bought the company, they've decided, hey, we're going to go ahead and spin this out to other people to help them all to do, well, what's important, which is to make sure that nobody gets to say anything that isn't what we're all supposed to say. | ||
| Wow, they're so caring and loving, aren't they? | ||
| Making sure that nobody out there has to hear anything that they don't want them to hear. | ||
| They're such good-giving, loving people, Tim. | ||
| Aren't you glad that they're in charge of what you can and can't say anymore? | ||
| I hadn't heard of this. | ||
| Thank you for telling us about this. | ||
| I'll look into this for sure. | ||
| The danger, of course, and I've thrown a pork at financial before, I apologize, but this artificial intelligence thing is a little bit scary because the last thing I threw at you was A.I., It was used to create 40,000 chemical weapons in only six hours, of which several were deemed to be as bad or worse as VX nerve gas, which was so bad even Hitler wouldn't use it. | ||
| So just saying, artificial intelligence can do a lot of work real quick, and if the job is we're trying to fight this censorship and this info war, they've apparently enlisted the smartest intelligence on Earth computers to say, hey, we're stopping everything. | ||
| Here we come. You know, that's incredible. | ||
| You know, when you really stop to think about where we are, We're in a full-on dystopian future where we are rapidly entering into... | ||
| I mean, look at World War III and the battle lines being drawn. | ||
| You think Japan's going to have a bunch of soldiers out in the field or you think there are going to be robot armies invading China? | ||
| Like, we're entering into the full-on sci-fi world of robots censoring us, robots going to war, robots firing missiles from space. | ||
| The only question is... | ||
| Can these robots, with all of their genius and all of their intelligence, can they really defeat the human spirit? | ||
| I'm going to bet on humans in this regard. | ||
| I think we're going to win. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| The third hour of American Journal and the third hour of the emergency extended broadcast has begun. | ||
| We ask you to go to saveinfowars.com to contribute to this fight to preserve humanity. | ||
| And, of course, you support everything that we do here. | ||
| I have up on my little screen here, the crew has for me several, like, Twitter feeds that constantly refresh, and I'm already seeing Greg Reese's latest video about weather manipulation go totally viral as it's posted over and over again on Twitter. | ||
| Greg Reese is like a one-man. | ||
| He's like the James Bond of InfoWars. | ||
| He's like the one-man army. | ||
| Everything he makes just gets millions of views and changes minds. | ||
| I really just have to think, you know, if that one video is posted on Twitter, if it gets 10,000 impressions, how many of those do you think had never seen anything like it before? | ||
| And if just one or two of them suddenly awakens and realizes that there's more to look into and starts their path, starts their way down this path of revelation, I mean, what an incredible thing that is. | ||
| So go to Infowarsstore.com, go to SaveInfoWars.com and help us to continue this war on all fronts. | ||
| We'll go out to your phone calls here momentarily. | ||
| But on the topic of Greg Reese's video, we played in the first five of the last hour, and it was about weather manipulation. | ||
| And when you really dig into it, like Greg Reese did, and like you can see in that video, you understand that even the most absurd tinfoil hat level conspiracy madness It's absolutely true. | ||
| Like, it's all true. | ||
| It's all real. | ||
| And it's kind of shocking, and it kind of makes you feel like the rug is pulled out from underneath you, but that's okay. | ||
| You'll get over that. You just can't learn this stuff and then unlearn it and then forget it and then decide that actually it has no impact on On the way that you see current events. | ||
| You have to fold in this understanding into the way you perceive current events. | ||
| And it can make things a little bit more difficult when you realize that everyone is lying to you. | ||
| But here's the newsflash here. | ||
| Everyone is lying to you. | ||
| Yeah, it's true. It's very true. | ||
| Except people without the impetus or desire or any reward for lying. | ||
| You know, people like us here at Infowars. | ||
| People who... We exist entirely on the trust that our audience has for us, and breaking that trust would be committing suicide in a professional sense. | ||
| So we have every reason and impulse to tell the truth, so that's what we do. | ||
| Let me just think about what we've learned in the last few days, especially with Greg Reese's thing. | ||
| And I only harp on this because it's one of the most common things you'll hear about COVID-19. | ||
| Because it sounds crazy. | ||
| You know more than the experts. | ||
| You know more than the scientists and doctors who have dedicated their lives. | ||
| And it sounds crazy for me, just some dude. | ||
| I don't even have a college degree and I'm just like, yeah, no, I do though. | ||
| But yes, I'm right and they're wrong. | ||
| And then we're proven right. Like it seems crazy, but it's true. | ||
| It's true. Why? Because they're all lying. | ||
| Because they're all full of it. It's as simple as that. | ||
| You just read the headlines and just go, just imagine that you're reading a letter from a congenital liar, from somebody that you know never tells the truth in their life. | ||
| If you have a friend, and people have friends, I have friends like this, back from high school and stuff, where it's just like, our other friends would get together and just be like, why does that dude lie all the time? | ||
| Why is he just always lying? | ||
| Everything he says is a lie. Like, what is up with that? | ||
| We all know it's a lie, but he keeps lying. | ||
| Like, just imagine that that is your media. | ||
| And suddenly... You're right about everything. | ||
| Suddenly it's very easy to know what the truth is when you just go, okay, I'm about to open up my newspaper, open up my app here, and just see what the liars are lying about today and what are they covering up and what are they scheming to achieve. | ||
| Weather manipulation? Yeah, it's totally real. | ||
| Yes, they can control the weather even in surprisingly detailed fashion. | ||
| Yes, the COVID vaccine safety or efficacy was a lie and everybody was in on it from the FDA to Pfizer to the CDC and everybody in between. | ||
| Yes, it's all lies. | ||
| The war in Ukraine. Total lie. | ||
| Now they're telling you that kids can be transgender in the womb. | ||
| I think that's a lie, but hey, maybe castrate yourself first and find out it's a lie later. | ||
| I don't know. That's up to you. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We will go after your phone calls. | ||
| We'll finish up with phone calls this segment, but we do still have several things to discuss. | ||
| And a reminder, you can always find all the stories that we cover, links directly to their sources on my substack, harrisonhillsmith.substack.com. | ||
| Or you can sign up by going to offlimits.news. | ||
| But that's, I see it called on Twitter a lot of cheat sheet. | ||
| A lot of people say it's my cheat sheet in the morning. | ||
| And that's what it should be. It's all sorted by topic, but it's all the stories that we cover here. | ||
| If we mention anything, you can go look further into it. | ||
| There's also a collection of videos that we just simply don't have time to play every day, but there's about 30 of them in today's folder. | ||
| Things like a scientist talking about crops being sprayed with folic acid being behind the ADHD trend in children. | ||
| Boston's Children's Gender Clinic director talking about puberty blockers. | ||
| Videos about the Gates Foundation pledging $200 million for the international digital IDs. | ||
| Just all sorts of fun stuff. | ||
| Some videos from Eva Vlenderbrook talking about the Dutch government ramping up the expropriation of farmland. | ||
| There's a lot of stuff that, again, we just don't quite have time to get to, but you can always find them on my substack, harrisonelsmith.substack.com. | ||
| Sign up today. We are going to go out to your phone calls, but before I do, I want to take two stories here that give us a nice little combined view of one particular state and their school system. | ||
| The state in question is Maryland, and the headlines are this. | ||
| 13 Baltimore City High Schools, zero students proficient in math. | ||
| Let me just read that again. | ||
| 13 Baltimore City High School's zero students proficient in math. | ||
| And that's not all they found. | ||
| But let's combine this story with this one. | ||
| Maryland's largest school district sees over 500% increase in non-binary and trans students. | ||
| Things your child is not learning in school. | ||
| How to read. How to do math. | ||
| How taxes work. | ||
| What the function of government is. | ||
| History. Reading. | ||
| Language. Things they are learning. | ||
| Castrate yourself. Mental illness. | ||
| Depression. How to become a lifelong subscription member to Big Pharma. | ||
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What binary means in computing. | |
| What binary means. | ||
| Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland's largest public school district, saw a 582% increase in the number of students identifying as gender non-conforming in the last two years, according to internal information posted by an educator on Twitter. | ||
| The Daily Caller reports. Now, I really have to wonder, like, do progressives and people who are in favor of this, do they think... | ||
| That everybody was secretly trans four years ago but were kept down and were forbidden from being themselves by the oppressive and overbearing gender binary that was forcing them unwillingly into a box they didn't fit in? | ||
| Or do you think that over the last couple years the endless cascade of propaganda is altering the numbers? | ||
| Because they'll tell you that the only reason this is happening is because people are free to be themselves. | ||
| As if this is not concrete and obvious evidence of a social contagion, of a brainwashing program in process. | ||
| This is not natural or normal. | ||
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What are the numbers here? | |
| What are the numbers? Yeah, in terms of actually students. | ||
| Was it like one trans student and then now it's like five or... | ||
| It says that the data showed in the photograph that during the 2019-2020 school year, a total of 35 students reported gender nonconformity to a counselor, including four in elementary school, 19 in middle school, and 12 in high school. | ||
| During the 2021-2022 school year, the total number had increased to 239, including 18 in elementary school. | ||
| So this is over one year. | ||
| Again, I was looking at this over like the last several years, but no, in one year. | ||
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That's larger than a lot of high schools in my area. | |
| Right? Right. Oh, it's completely crazy. | ||
| It's completely crazy. | ||
| Especially considering that non-binary literally doesn't exist. | ||
| And yet, people are calling themselves this. | ||
| So, just... This is what's going on in public schools. | ||
| This is where public school is... | ||
| This is what they're teaching kids. | ||
| They're teaching kids to be... | ||
| And it's like... Again, it sounds crazy. | ||
| It sounds like something that some far-right religious... | ||
| You know, extremist would be saying 10 years ago, they're going to be teaching kids to be trans instead of teaching them math. | ||
| And it's like, well, here we are. | ||
| So I don't care if I sound ridiculous. | ||
| This is what's happening. | ||
| And the data shows this is what's happening. | ||
| Kids are going to school. They are deciding and learning that they're non-binary. | ||
| They're learning about being trans. | ||
| They're learning about the unreality, the falsified reality. | ||
| Matrix world that they're being indoctrinated into. | ||
| They are not, however, learning to add. | ||
| It's just wild. | ||
| An alarming discovery coming out of city schools. | ||
| Project Baltimore analyzed 2017 state testing data and found one-third of high schools in Baltimore last year had zero students proficient in math. | ||
| Proficient. Just your base level. | ||
| Not experts. No, no. | ||
| They weren't even proficient. Of course, they can't even read either. | ||
| Nine out of ten black boys in Baltimore City are not reading at grade level. | ||
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| If I had to guess, probably what we should do here is demonize white people. | ||
| If I had one solution to solve this problem, I think it would be to demonize learning as whiteness and drive kids away from it. | ||
| That's what I would do. The other crazy thing about this is that And I know the numbers were in the original post, but I don't know if I copied it. | ||
| But it's the amount of money that Baltimore spends on its school system. | ||
| I'll find out the exact numbers just because I don't want to throw randomly made up numbers at you. | ||
| But the point is that the people of Baltimore are not exactly getting what you're paying for. | ||
| Paying tens of thousands of dollars per student and they graduate without being able to read. | ||
| And with 9 out of 10 of them being incapable of reading at their level and 0 of them being even proficient in math. | ||
| Well done, Baltimore. | ||
| Well done. This is $21,000 per student this year. | ||
| $21,000 per student. | ||
| And they can't even teach them basic math or how to read. | ||
| How many kids do you think are in a single classroom? | ||
| 30? It's like $600,000 per classroom. | ||
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| It's an insane amount of money. | ||
| What are you getting for that? | ||
| One teacher? So one teacher, her salary is what? | ||
| $40,000. $40,000 a year or so. | ||
| So you're left with a good half million plus left over. | ||
| Where is it going? School supplies? | ||
| Are they buying every child a gold brick? | ||
| Security. Security? | ||
| Yeah, it's going towards security. That's probably what it is. | ||
| It's probably what it is. No, it's going towards, yeah, diversity clinics and... | ||
| Transgender activism, which explains the other stat that we read. | ||
| Okay, with that, we go out to the phone calls. | ||
| Brian in Indiana. I want to talk about a local company that's backed by the UN building an AI network. | ||
| Fantastic. Thanks for calling in, Brian. | ||
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You're on the air. Sounds horrifying. | |
| There's a company here in Bloomington, Indiana called Meridium. | ||
| Its North American CEO is Nicholas Rubio. | ||
| I invested $50 million to come in and Hold on, you dropped out there. | ||
| Give us the name of that company again. | ||
| Yeah, it's Meridian. Meridian, okay. | ||
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And it's headed by CEO Nicholas Rubio here in North America. | |
| Mm-hmm. They've recently invested $50 million into Wilmington, Indiana's internet infrastructure. | ||
| It's so that they can upgrade I'm sorry your phone is cutting out, Brian. | ||
| I'm sorry. This is interesting. | ||
| I'm taking some notes, so we'll look more into this. | ||
| But I'm sorry you're just cutting in and out, and it's kind of hard to hear you. | ||
| But thank you so much for the call. I do appreciate it, and thank you for the information. | ||
| That's why I love taking calls. | ||
| I spend all day, every day reading the news, and yet the callers know about things that I've never even heard of. | ||
| Meridian in the city of Bloomington announced plans for $50 million citywide fiber-to-the-home network. | ||
| He's talking about AI being integrated with this and it being under the direction of the UN. Fiber-based broadband services to the city of Bloomington, Columbus, and Shelbyville, Indiana. | ||
| Shelbyville. We'll be back with more of your phone calls on the other side. | ||
| Thanks for the call, Brian. I'm sorry the connection wasn't better. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Infowars.com. Save Infowars. | ||
| Emergency extended broadcast happening as we speak. | ||
| It's pretty crazy. The major news stories today are all just like the lies being exposed. | ||
| Pfizer admitting they never did the vaccine stuff. | ||
| The complete, as the Infowars article put it, car crash of an interview with Joe Biden. | ||
| If you don't think that there is a successful, victorious end to this info war, you're not paying attention. | ||
| It's not going to happen overnight. | ||
| It didn't take them a week to put this system in place. | ||
| They've been working carefully behind the scenes for decades. | ||
| And yet when it's revealed that sometimes it's all it takes, revealing what they're doing, exposing to people what the reality is, And then the whole system, the whole facade, collapses under the weight of its own deception. | ||
| I wonder if I should go to one of these videos. | ||
| You know what I want to talk about? | ||
| Because I sort of moved on from the Ukrainian war topic. | ||
| But it just is another sign of... | ||
| I don't know if the term is schizophrenic. | ||
| The cognitive dissonance at play and at work in the... | ||
| Liberals of this country. | ||
| And I guess, I don't know, we need like a special hotline for liberals. | ||
| I wish more liberals would call in. | ||
| I wish more people who disagreed with us would call in so we could talk to them about what's going on in their mind. | ||
| What happened to them that made them be this way? | ||
| What they perceive as taking place because You can't be seeing what we're seeing. | ||
| You can't be looking at what we're looking at. | ||
| I just don't believe it. | ||
| Like this headline, for example, from NBC News. | ||
| It says, Biden warns there will be consequences for Saudi Arabia after oil production cut. | ||
| What does a liberal read when they see that? | ||
| What I see is Biden is an out-of-control leader. | ||
| He's a mafia kingpin making ridiculous threats against anybody who even remotely opposes his power, right? | ||
| Including, say what you want about Saudi Arabia, but they're probably one of the most dependable American allies that we've ever had. | ||
| Like, they're a client state, is basically what I'm saying. | ||
| Like, we put them in power. | ||
| We kept them in power. | ||
| Their country's existence is caused directly by American oil companies setting up and throwing their support behind King Saud back in the 30s or whenever. | ||
| So it's just, it's indicative of the lack of respect that Joe Biden has on the world stage, that he can't make this type of deal happen behind the scenes. | ||
| He has to make a public statement threatening one of our closest allies, which again, I don't even think we should be allied to Saudi Arabia, but we are. | ||
| And so to have to make this statement is just embarrassing for Joe Biden. | ||
| It's also, again, indicative of his Problem-solving capabilities, right? | ||
| Just threaten people. | ||
| Just threaten to use force against them. | ||
| Why not? It's what you do. | ||
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| Yeah. We need to democratize Saudi Arabia. | ||
| No, we won't even go there. Yeah, we got to deliver some democracy. | ||
| Oh, no. Here's the funny part. This is a bigger response than the Saudi Arabians got for doing 9-11. | ||
| Yeah. Saudi Arabians were, according to the official story, the ones behind 9-11. | ||
| I don't think anybody warned about consequences from that. | ||
| But there will be consequences. | ||
| So, that's just the first part. | ||
| That's just the first feeling I get when reading this. | ||
| But then you also... I have to remember that Joe Biden himself ran on the platform of we will destroy oil, we will stop fossil fuels in this country. | ||
| He shut down the Keystone Pipeline on his first day in office. | ||
| He has released less acres for oil exploration than any president since World War II. He's done everything he can to destroy oil production in this country. | ||
| But if another country wants to do it, there will be consequences and we'll hold them to account for daring to restrict the oil industry. | ||
| What? What's happening in the minds of people that somehow find these things as justified, as normal for a person to do one thing or the other? | ||
| I mean, it's incredible. It destroys oil production in this country, so we have to get it from Saudi Arabia. | ||
| Saudi Arabia decides they don't want to expand the oil production, so there will be consequences for them. | ||
| I mean, the obvious response from Saudi Arabia is just to go, climate change? | ||
| That should be the response. The response from Saudi Arabia should be, we are lowering oil output out of respect for the environmental sustainable goals of the UN. What's Biden going to say then, right? | ||
| Just use the same excuse Biden used to destroy oil production in this country. | ||
| Just say, we're going green. | ||
| It's like, there will be consequences. | ||
| Sorry, we're going green. | ||
| Sorry, sweetie. We're saving the world. | ||
| Climate change, okay? Ever heard of it? | ||
| All right, I'll shut him up real quick. | ||
| But again, he's going to bomb Saudi Arabia. | ||
| We're going to attack Saudi Arabia. | ||
| We're going to make Saudi Arabia an enemy now because Joe Biden can't handle things because we're running out of strategic reserve for him to empty in a desperate ploy to lower gas prices by a couple cents. | ||
| Is he panicking now that the reserve is running low? | ||
| So he's starting to lash out. | ||
| And this is the leadership of our country. | ||
| It's absolutely mind-blowing. | ||
| Asked by Tapper whether it's time for the U.S. to rethink its relationship with Saudi Arabia, Biden said yes. | ||
| Again, we have to rethink, we have to reorganize our entire geopolitical network. | ||
| We have to risk conflict with one of our most long-standing allies because Joe Biden is incapable of Fulfilling his campaign promises that he's destroying oil production in this country and so now we have to go to war with the entire world because this guy's incompetent. | ||
| Starting to feel like a Ukrainian. | ||
| Of course, at the same time, Biden's helping to establish a Middle East deal to boost gas extraction in the Mediterranean, stabilize that region. | ||
| So again, while we are destroying our ability to produce energy in this country and all over Western Europe, the very same people that are doing that in this hemisphere are eagerly helping to build Israel's production of oil so that they can become a main supplier to Europe. | ||
| It's a massive shell game. It's a massive scam. | ||
| And again, it's just indicative of the leadership of this country and the willingness they are to cause conflict and chaos and destruction around the world for their own benefit. | ||
| It's sick. It's been going on my entire life. | ||
| I'm frankly done with it. | ||
| I'm over it. I'm ready for something new. | ||
| I don't know how you're feeling. I'm ready for something new. | ||
| I'm ready to not be under the thumb of Of decrepit mental patients. | ||
| Criminal mental patients. | ||
| That's who we're run by. We're all being run by Junior Soprano in the old folks' home. | ||
| Just equal parts criminality, thuggishness, An inability. | ||
| And you wonder why things are going down the toilet. | ||
| And you wonder why this country is collapsing. | ||
| You don't need to wonder. Just read the news. | ||
| See you right back with Jim Bob. | ||
| Don't go anywhere, folks. InfoWarsStore.com. | ||
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| It looks like we're going to have time to take one more caller before we welcome Jim Bob to the program. | ||
| Kim in Wisconsin has called in with a saying that she wrote for us. | ||
| I love it. Thanks for calling in. | ||
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Kim, you're on the air. Good morning, Harrison. | |
| Love you and all who you work with. | ||
| Oh, thank you. I have two things to say, please. | ||
| One is, people of the world, I am disabled. | ||
| And if I can buy the products from Alex to help save the world, so can you. | ||
| Amen. Thank you, Kim. | ||
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And the other is something I wrote. | |
| I've had six head injuries, so please bear with me. | ||
| I had to write it down. | ||
| I wrote this 10, 15 years ago, and I called in years ago and said it on InfoWars. | ||
| And then a couple weeks ago, I called and talked with Alex about putting conspiracy theory, Kitty Werthmann and Ted Gunderson, and the truth about anarchy and the American Dream on fan video. | ||
| After that call, I've finished writing my saying. | ||
| My saying is, if a plane does not fly, it cannot spread poison. | ||
| If a boss is bad, he can be fired. | ||
| If bad guys are in tanks underground, do not let them out. | ||
| To let this keep happening, expecting change, is that not insanity? | ||
| As soon as strong men and women rise and stand for humanity, the weak men and women will fall and crumble. | ||
| Then we win. | ||
| Keep the faith. I love you all. | ||
| And thanks for taking my call. | ||
| Well, thank you very much for that, Kim. | ||
| I do appreciate it. | ||
| And that's very true. | ||
| And of course, one of the main weapons in this war is demoralization. | ||
| As they know that it doesn't matter how strong you are, if you're scared to stand up or if you don't feel like you can without being ostracized, then you will consign yourself to weakness. | ||
| And that's better than anything they could do to us. | ||
| Thank you so much for that, Kim. That was beautiful. | ||
| Thank you for that. And folks, now I would like to welcome to the show Jim Bob. | ||
| Even if you aren't familiar with his name, you 100% have definitely seen his work. | ||
| And that might be the best compliment an artist can be paid. | ||
| His name is Jim Bob, American satirical cartoonist who focuses on the overlapping absurdity of culture and politics. | ||
| He's a weekly contributor to The Washington Examiner and livestreams daily on Instagram and DLive. | ||
| You can catch the audio versions of these streams on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. | ||
| The website is madebyjimbob.com. | ||
| His Instagram is also madebyjimbob, and madebyjimbob.com is where you go to get your copy of Savage Memes, Volume 4, the latest book of memery from Jim Bob. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Jim Bob. | ||
| Hey, how's it going? Thanks for having me. | ||
| Very good. Very glad to have you. | ||
| Tell us about the latest edition of what is now becoming a bible of memes, a canonical work of memery documenting the insanity we're facing. | ||
| It's Savage Means Volume 4. | ||
| What can people find in this volume? | ||
| This volume is a continuation. | ||
| I kind of look at it like a time capsule of absurdity of the times, and it's actually called Post-Truth Booster, appropriately named. | ||
| And so, yeah, you'll see a continuation of the absurdity. | ||
| Some maybe foresight about the future, what's coming down the line as far as technocracy, genomics, and this kind of stuff. | ||
| And it's obviously not designed to scare. | ||
| I think part of our role here as people who reveal truth is to reveal it in a way that brings some levity and lightness such that people aren't Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| I completely agree. Humor is the sugar to help the medicine go down. | ||
| It can be a bitter pill to swallow when you wake up to the reality of the world. | ||
| But humor, at least maybe somebody can watch it and sort of chuckle to themselves and go, hey, he's got a point there. | ||
| Have people contact you and say, you know, it's like, man, this one particular comic really changed the way I thought about something. | ||
| Like, is there one particular comic that stands out to you as particularly effective in the information war that you've drawn? | ||
| Well, I have to admit, a lot of my comics are geared toward people who already see this stuff but just haven't seen it reduced and presented in such a clear-cut, cutting way. | ||
| It's kind of actually rare that someone reaches out and says, like, you fundamentally changed my view, but over time they reach out. | ||
| So it's not a specific meme. | ||
| It's more like hitting a target over and over, and then suddenly they go, there's this moment, and it's not one given meme, but it's more like, Them following me or a couple of people over time and saying, wow, I've definitely gotten emails where they say, I'm looking at things different. | ||
| But no, it wouldn't be a specific meme that they referenced necessarily. | ||
| I think it's like an overtime thing. | ||
| Yeah, it's like a chipping away. | ||
| And I wonder if people... | ||
| Because I know this has happened in my life. | ||
| I used to really, really, really dislike Donald Trump. | ||
| Like, when he first started running in 2015, I remember seeing things of him, and it would make me so mad. | ||
| And I'd go, this guy's a racist, this guy's terrible. | ||
| And now I look at those same things, and I think, how did I ever think that? | ||
| So I wonder if people, like, look at your comics, and they go, oh, this is ridiculous, kind of funny at all. | ||
| And then after years of that wearing down, they return to the same comic and go, oh, I get it now. | ||
| Now I get what's funny about this. | ||
| I wonder if... I think it'd be interesting to see your comic from those two different perspectives because one person can have that perspective. | ||
| They can change their minds and come to an awakening like that and then actually appreciate your artwork. | ||
| I think that happens. | ||
| Luckily, sometimes they'll reach out and tell me, but even if they don't, the fact that that's possible, and I know that's possible, it actually gives me some peace of mind in what I'm doing. | ||
| Let's be honest, making comics and memes, any given day I could wake up and be like, is this... | ||
| Is it worth it? Is any of it worth it? | ||
| But I definitely get feedback enough to basically keep me going so that I'm not stuck in my own vacuum of thoughts about it. | ||
| I also think, like you said, that it's a time capsule of absurdity. | ||
| That's how I feel about a lot of what we do here. | ||
| I just have hard drives filled with my show, the archives of my show, or just videos I've saved. | ||
| Just thinking to myself, I might not do anything with this now. | ||
| But maybe my great-grandkids will look at this and go, wow, this is what it was like to live back then? | ||
| I mean, I think that's one of the reasons I like purchasing your books. | ||
| I know we have a couple copies here at the office. | ||
| It's like, maybe it'll just sit on a shelf, but it'll be my great-grandkids who look at this and actually get a picture of what it was actually like living these days. | ||
| Absolutely. I really thought about it through that lens of a time capsule. | ||
| It did help me go down that route. | ||
| It seems obvious, but now with the digital era and all the censorship, I'm on my fifth Instagram account. | ||
| I was able to work up to about 120,000 followers at some point. | ||
| They just cut you out. | ||
| Printing books and having people have physical versions of this time capsule is really important to me. | ||
| It's also limited. It's a limited run always with my book. | ||
| The fact that they can have that and search back to what was happening because, let's be honest, a future of a blockchain-style account of history can be revisionist. | ||
| If we go completely digital, it is possible that 10 years, 15 years down the road, the truth of the matter may not be captured digitally. | ||
| It may be actually completely contrived, such that you can't access anything. | ||
| Physicality is really important, and that goes out to all artists, whether it's musicians or writers or comic artists or artists in general, anyone who's putting out some sort of counter-narrative Or documentation of insanity. | ||
| You know, I do urge people to go toward physicality. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. And I love you. | ||
| You have a couple selling points on your book. | ||
| Again, the website is madebyjimbob.com. | ||
| The first point is that it includes banned comics that you can't find on social media, which is a big draw because there are things that you just can't post and have widespread. | ||
| But the second point you mentioned is a physical book that can't be deleted. | ||
| I mean, that is a major selling point these days. | ||
| Right. I used to get really frustrated with this aspect, but to me it's actually fun because it makes you, and you have this being a host, if you want to navigate certain topics, it's actually a challenge and fun to figure out ways to navigate those topics in a way that still abides by some rules. | ||
| And I'm not even against rules, by the way. | ||
| I'm not like this, you know, No rules at all kind of guy. | ||
| Like, I understand their guidelines. | ||
| And so instead of arguing with the fundamental worldview of the guidelines, which we know is mostly derived from insanity. | ||
| You play within it. | ||
| We'll pick up this point on the other side with Jim Bob. | ||
| Stay tuned, folks. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| You're watching AmericanJournalInfoWars.com on this extended emergency broadcast day. | ||
| We will be broadcasting until 12 midnight tonight. | ||
| We're in the third hour of this marathon live broadcast. | ||
| I'm joined by Jim Bob. | ||
| You can find him on Instagram at MadeByJimBob. | ||
| The website is also MadeByJimBob.com. | ||
| MadeByJimBob.com is where you can get his latest collection of I'm kind of jealous of Jim Bob. | ||
| Growing up here, you've achieved this dream. | ||
| You've done it by parodying the left. | ||
| Is it becoming more difficult to parody the left? | ||
| I saw a tweet yesterday that was either Babylon Bee or one of these parody sites on the right. | ||
| And it's like, we can't keep up with the actual insanity of the left at this point. | ||
| You seem to just take what the left is doing and just put it in a way that puts it in a new perspective. | ||
| But do you find it difficult to parody this since they are beyond parody so much of the time? | ||
| Well, I actually, now that I look at it, it's basically to be a good satirical artist or comic artist, you just accurately and honestly report reality now. | ||
| So just a good journalist is a satirist now. | ||
| Yeah, I do that, and I think my version, my style really reduces things, and actually people get mad at that, how reduced it is, but that's part of the point, is to draw the absurdity from some sort of conclusion that follows, or some sort of contrast, and that's all I'm really focused on. | ||
| So they give me plenty. | ||
| The middle gives me some. | ||
| The right sometimes gives me some. | ||
| But mostly the progressives are the easiest targets for sure. | ||
| You know, it's so interesting that you said people get mad at how simplistic it is, but One thing we talk about all the time here is the truth is usually simple. | ||
| I mean, you know, if you're telling the truth and I say, where'd you go? | ||
| And I say, I went to Chick-fil-A. I mean, if that's the truth, then that's what it is. | ||
| If I'm trying to conceal that, then I got it well. | ||
| First, I started out here and I wanted to go here, but I couldn't go there. | ||
| And so I decided, like, you're going to... | ||
| When you have to add complexity, it means you're getting farther away from the truth. | ||
| So just looking at the image that we had on screen of the woman saying... | ||
| Or the woman, right? | ||
| The guy with the five o'clock shadow and the purple hair going, learn some basic biology as he demands to be treated like a woman. | ||
| I mean, the leftist would go, well, you don't understand that the gender binary and the introduction, it's like, you know, the truth is simple. | ||
| So you can cut right through all of the noise, right? | ||
| I mean, what do you, what's your take on that? | ||
| That like truth is simple, lies tend to be complex. | ||
| Do you think that's reflected in your work a lot? | ||
| Definitely, yeah. And I think that's how I'm able to do it, is I keep reducing, keep reducing, filtering down. | ||
| And I really go to a philosophical perspective of what are the logical conclusions of a starting assumption. | ||
| If so, you can attack these positions from a starting assumption and go, oh, if that's the assumption, where does this go to? | ||
| That's a funny one. | ||
| And so that one definitely got deleted maybe the same day, maybe within like 11 minutes or something. | ||
| So yeah, the truth is simple. | ||
| The truth cuts really sharply between fascia and muscle. | ||
| And so once you have that perspective, there's no questioning. | ||
| I don't overthink this stuff. | ||
| I'm not like... I don't go into Peterson mode. | ||
| I'm like, well, it depends on what you mean by truth, you know? | ||
| I just go right to the core, right? | ||
| I don't want to go around too far with too many words, right? | ||
| Yeah. And that's what makes good humor. | ||
| You know, Norm Macdonald was the same way. | ||
| If you watch old interviews with him, that was his whole style. | ||
| And he sort of related it almost to, like, punk music or something where you stick with the innuendo and the skirting around thing. | ||
| Just go right at it. | ||
| Just charge right in. | ||
| I think that's what we try to do here at Infowars, and I think that's what good humor and good truth-telling does exactly that. | ||
| Cuts right through with Occam's razor and just goes right to the heart of the matter. | ||
| I mean, how do you think we wake up people from the morass of complexity that they're in right now? | ||
| Because this is one of the biggest problems with me is that people do... | ||
| They can't just say men are men and women are women. | ||
| They have to pile that under all of these different ideas about gender being a construct and da-da-da-da. | ||
| Like, how do you just... | ||
| Do away with that fog and provide some clarity for people. | ||
| I mean, you do it obviously through comics, but what's the process of that, do you think? | ||
| Well, interpersonally, if I were to remove the comic aspect, I think it's with very simple questions. | ||
| So if we take the starting point that the truth is simple, then our questions should also be simple, and sometimes that's harder to do than say, because we get into all this other language, and we get into minutiae, and usually asking very simple questions about this stuff, it will at least reveal who you're talking to by their response. | ||
| I think part of the navigating process is not being upset where people are because if they fundamentally reject something or accept something that's completely absurd, you shouldn't be too upset. | ||
| You're only upset if you expect them to suddenly grasp the truth of the matter. | ||
| And so I've actually realized that We're good to go. | ||
| The irony of progressivism is it's grounded on zero truth. | ||
| That's why the left can't meme. | ||
| That's why they can't get anywhere because progress assumes an objective goal. | ||
| If the objective goal is based on relativism, You're talking to someone who has an absurd worldview. | ||
| Now, I've learned that maybe going not so hard in person. | ||
| Now, I go hard with my comics, but when I'm talking to someone as an individual, I have to remind myself they're also made in the image of God, according to my beliefs, and that there is some charity that I give them as far as the way I talk to them. | ||
| And I think that helps a little bit too, with interactions at least. | ||
| Oh, 100%. | ||
| I should probably make that caveat more apparent personally because I do say every once in a while, like, I don't talk to my friends the way I talk when I'm sitting behind this desk. | ||
| And I'm like, you freaking idiots! | ||
| You don't know what's wrong. Like, I don't talk that way with my friends and family. | ||
| It's not the appropriate place to be. | ||
| But I do try to, exactly as you're saying, just sort of cut to the center of it and just, you know, you don't have to justify your beliefs in their constructs. | ||
| They have this construct of what should and shouldn't be allowed, and you don't have to contribute to that. | ||
| You can just say, no, I think that's wrong. | ||
| I think that's bad, and I don't agree. | ||
| And well, why, right, right. | ||
| You can just go, I just don't. | ||
| Sorry. | ||
| Like you can't, you can't change my mind. | ||
| And sometimes I've found that is more effective. | ||
| And also just laughing, just kind of, you know, Absolutely. Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| Actually, if you're light, if you're joyful, it's going to reflect, right? | ||
| If someone's joyful and they can still point to insanity, even some threats, right? | ||
| Existential threats in these things. | ||
| Like, I get really overwhelmed with the smart city progress of where that's going, at least in the condensed areas. | ||
| But I always remind myself to be light about it, to cut to the heart of things, but in a soft way, in a fun way. | ||
| And I think that rubs off on people. | ||
| Just like a yawn or a laugh, it is contagious. | ||
| The real contagion is always laughter and joy. | ||
| Now, the other side of the hand is fear, anxiety, aggression, and this kind of thing. | ||
| If you're all pumped up and in fear all the time, People aren't going to really gravitate toward your worldview, even if you're right about something. | ||
| This is kind of the problem with being human, is that the information may not change anyone if you're overwhelmed, because people will just be like, I don't want to end up like that guy. | ||
| He's scared. He's freaking out. | ||
| I think that Bringing that funness and joyfulness to the truth is a great way to do it. | ||
| It's actually pragmatic. I believe it's the correct and moral way to do it. | ||
| I'm glad that I'm able to participate in that way. | ||
| Again, admittedly, I sometimes fall short and get triggered and Go into executioner mode. | ||
| Hey, you wouldn't be human if you didn't. | ||
| With what's going on in today's world, that's an appropriate response more often than not. | ||
| But no, I think what you do is so valuable. | ||
| It's directly in line with what we try to do here on this show is, you know, bringing you the truth but not leave people feeling despondent and hopeless and angry at the end, but rather feeling, you know, uplifted knowing that there's other people Thank you so much for joining us again today, | ||
| Jim Bob. Thank you so much for having me. | ||
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