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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
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| I can see in the aftermath of the crisis, people are very, very concerned about the United States' relationship with China. | ||
| There's, in other words, a second Bretton Woods. | ||
| But it's not on the cards yet, and I think this is where we have to work on the intellectual structure of such a deal. | ||
| And so, this is a breathtaking step. | ||
| Uh, which effectively nationalizes or federalizes the deposit base of the U.S. financial system. | ||
| Look, the bottom line is this. | ||
| Americans can rest assured that our banking system is safe. | ||
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Mr. President, what do you know right now about why this happened? | |
| And can you assure Americans that there won't be a ripple effect? | ||
| Do you expect other banks to fail, Mr. | ||
| President? Should all depositors be protected at all banks? | ||
| What I do want to do is emphasize that the American banking system is really safe and well capitalized. | ||
| It's resilient. | ||
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But I do agree. | |
| That the system is breaking it out. | ||
| And one of the major reasons, not the only reason obviously, but one of the major reasons is that you don't have good corporate leadership. | ||
| So you say, so what? I'm Scott Shea, chairman of Signature Bank, and it is a pleasure for me to welcome you to this multi-media, multi-casted, multi-spatial meeting of the Pride Council. | ||
| CNN, ABC News, the BBC, they're like, it's over! | ||
| All the banks are collapsing! | ||
| Run for the hills! Bigger than 2008! | ||
| Don't worry, though, we've got central bank digital currencies there, and we're gonna save you with these, because they're gonna have a new system. | ||
| They haven't told us yet, but you know it's central bank digital currency. | ||
| They've been prepping it, they've been getting it ready. | ||
| They are artificial, it's like they locked down our houses, locked down our businesses, locked us down. | ||
| In the last few years and imploded the third world with two plus years of lockdowns, they're now getting a new one ready, just cutting off liquidity in the market. | ||
| But the Federal Reserve has already raised interest rates five, six times last year. | ||
| If they don't cut them now, You know they're deliberately trying to put the economy into a cardiac arrest. | ||
| And the central private banks are not going to prop up the regional and local banks and credit unions so they all go down and they can bring in the central bank digital currencies, the centralized system that totally controls every fast year life. | ||
| In fact, the controller of the currency nominee in the first year of the Biden administration literally proposed in an article from Vanderbilt that the beautiful thing about having CBDCs is if you're worried about inflation, you just freeze everybody's bank accounts. | ||
| The important thing to understand is central bank digital currencies are not currencies. | ||
| It's a financial transaction control grid. | ||
| They've got all the central bank digital currencies ready. | ||
| They've got the central currencies ready. | ||
| This is a historic moment, ending Bretton Woods, bringing in a global consortium run by the UN, run by the big central banks to bring in a new global set standard. | ||
| In international polls and national polls... | ||
| Upwards of 90% of people don't trust the government and don't like it. | ||
| So this illegitimate system does not have the people's support. | ||
| It's a very strange time where I don't think people have... | ||
| We have a lot of faith right now in institutions. | ||
| So I think there's like a feeling of chaos that exists today that I don't think has ever existed in my life like this before. | ||
| See Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris and Biden can't get a sentence out. | ||
| You're like, this is madness. | ||
| These people are utter fools. | ||
| And these are the people that are running everything. | ||
| But why is that being done? | ||
| Because Kamala Harris and Barack Obama's third administration, or Biden, are puppets, all guys, To take the fall. | ||
| Which I told you two plus years ago. | ||
| Need to understand, our so-called elites are like an idiot robbing a gun store. | ||
| Starting a war, a kinetic war, a nuclear war is where it's going with Russia, is the equivalent of robbing a gun store at noon when you've got five employees armed. | ||
| It's all coming down, folks. | ||
| That's the latest from John Bowne, the dawn of the NWO banking system. | ||
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| We'll be right back with your Daily Dispatch. | ||
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This is the American Journal. It's Thursday, March 16th, year of our Lord, 2023. | |
| And you're listening 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. I am your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Very glad to be with you here today. | ||
| Infowars.com. Band.video. | ||
| We're taking your calls throughout the show today and talking about a lot of major stories. | ||
| War across the world. | ||
| The manufactured economic collapse leading to the pre-planned rollout of central bank digital currencies, which will be the final turn of the key in the lock of the jail cell around planet Earth. | ||
| And we'll get into what we can do about it. | ||
| How we can fight back. What the purpose of all of this is. | ||
| Well, let's begin today, as we do every day, with our daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Thursday, the 16th of March, 2023. | ||
| EPA proposes first standards to make drinking water safer from, quote, forever chemicals. | ||
| Well, about time. | ||
| About time, I have to say. | ||
| The U.S. EPA, on Tuesday, proposed the first national drinking water standard for forever chemicals that are dangerous to human health. | ||
| The move could radically affect drinking water for nearly everyone in the United States, which is... | ||
| Which is kind of an insane thing to say, since prior to that sentence I just read, all we'd ever heard is that to say that there are chemicals in the water is insanity. | ||
| It's crazy. It's a conspiracy theory. | ||
| Shut up, Alex Jones. And now they're just like, but you know, if we make rules saying that you can't put cancer-causing... | ||
| Estrogen mimicking phytoestrogen plastics in the water. | ||
| It's going to change the water for everyone because we're all being poisoned. | ||
| Is that what you're saying? Because prior to this, all of our water has been saturated with this poison. | ||
| Okay, great. I wish I knew. | ||
| If only I had a t-shirt. | ||
| That said there's poison in the tap water from Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Maybe I would have known this before. | ||
| The new rule intends to set drinking water standards for six per and polyfluoral alkyl substances known as PFAs or forever chemicals. | ||
| PFAs are a family of ubiquitous synthetic chemicals that linger in the environment and the human body where they can cause serious health problems. | ||
| Although there are thousands of PFA chemicals, according to the National Institute of Health, under the rule, water systems would have to monitor for six specific chemicals, notify the public about PFAs levels, and work to reduce them if the levels go above the standard allowed. | ||
| And the other headline I read about this was like, EPA proposes rules limiting cancer-causing chemicals in water for the first time. | ||
| Oh, they're proposing that, are they? | ||
| They're proposing that for the first time? | ||
| Really? Okay. Well, hey, better late than never, right? | ||
| Hope you've all been filtering your water up till now because the government sure as hell hasn't cared. | ||
| I'm sorry, I'm just getting this. | ||
| This is just coming in. Tap water turning frogs gay. | ||
| Turning frogs gay. More later on that story. | ||
| U.S. maternal deaths rose sharply in 2021, CDC data shows, and experts worry the problem is getting worse. | ||
| As women continue to die due to pregnancy or childbirth each year in the United States, new federal data shows that the nation's maternal death rate rose significantly yet again in 2021, with rates among black women more than twice as high as those among white women. | ||
| Experts say the United States' ongoing maternal mortality crisis was compounded by COVID-19, which led to dramatic increase in death. | ||
| USC's continued rise in maternal deaths. | ||
| And ongoing inequities. | ||
| Inequities. Okay. | ||
| All right. The problem is that they're unequal. | ||
| That's the real big issue. | ||
| Is the inequality evidence of some sort of systemic racism? | ||
| Or... Is it wildly different contributing factors? | ||
| I mean, the health outcome of minorities in America is significantly worse anyway, but it has nothing to do with racism. | ||
| Spoiler alert, nothing to do with racism. | ||
| A lot to do with lifestyle choices. | ||
| A lot to do with education attainment. | ||
| A lot to do with all sorts of stuff that has nothing to do with racism, but what do you think they're going to blame it on? | ||
| That's right, climate change. | ||
| That's right, it's got to be climate change. | ||
| It's got to be climate change and COVID-19 and racism. | ||
| Those are the three causes of everything bad. | ||
| They're the only things we ever have to care about. | ||
| Meanwhile, oh, they're solving one problem in San Francisco. | ||
| San Francisco proposes reparations includes $5 million for eligible black people. | ||
| A controversial draft reparations proposal that includes a $5 million lump sum payment for each eligible black person could make San Francisco the first major city to fund reparations, although it faces steep financial headlands and blistering criticism from conservatives. | ||
| Yeah, those gosh darn conservatives pointing out that this is an absolutely insane and untenable situation. | ||
| That there's absolutely no way to fund this, and even if there was, there's absolutely no way it would work. | ||
| I mean, those darn conservatives pointing out basic facts about financial things. | ||
| Five million dollars. | ||
| Five million dollars for 50,000 black people living in San Francisco. | ||
| In the state of California, which never allowed slavery, so to repeat what's been said on this show many times, a state that never allowed slavery is taking money from people who never owned slaves and giving it to people who never were slaves. | ||
| Wrap your mind around that one for a moment, won't you? | ||
| It's not clear how many of the 50,000 black people would be eligible for financial reparations. | ||
| They'll hammer out the details later. | ||
| Cut the checks, then hammer out the details later. | ||
| I think that's smart. Just wild stuff. | ||
| And, you know, it's these types of headlines that if you read them and you just go, what? | ||
| There's no way. There's no way. | ||
| Come on. Quit being ridiculous. | ||
| And then you just sort of move on. | ||
| And then it's like, and the proposal is passed. | ||
| And they're like, wait. And you're like, what? | ||
| What? I thought that was a joke. | ||
| I thought that was a big fat joke because of how stupid it was. | ||
| But no, they're actually doing it. | ||
| You know, it's like the gas stove thing, right? | ||
| They're like, we're going to get rid of gas stoves. | ||
| And we're all like, what? You hear that guy? | ||
| You hear that guy just say they're going to get rid of gas stoves? | ||
| That's ridiculous. And then the liberal media writes articles that are like, conservatives are making up a new talking point about gas stoves. | ||
| How ridiculous. And then you just see like, the city of Denver has banned gas stoves. | ||
| You cannot have a gas stove anymore. | ||
| You're just like, oh, I knew it wasn't a joke. | ||
| I knew it wasn't a joke the whole time. | ||
| There is no bottom to this pit. | ||
| There is no limit to the absurdity. | ||
| They're just going to do it, and it's going to make everything worse, and then they're going to do it again because that's what they keep doing, and that's the endless cycle that we're in, and we have to get out. | ||
| We're like a mouse stuck in a washing machine just being spun around on a spin cycle. | ||
| Just completely and utterly insane. | ||
| We'll get back to that in a little bit. | ||
| Meanwhile, Texas announces takeover of Houston's public school district, the state's largest. | ||
| Maybe one of the largest in the country as well. | ||
| Texas officials on Wednesday announced a state takeover of Houston's nearly 200,000 student public school district, the eighth largest in the country, acting on years of threats and angering Democrats who assailed the move as political. | ||
| This is a political move, is it though? | ||
| But is it though, or is your resistance to it political? | ||
| Are you just projecting your politicization of education onto the people who just want their kids to be able to read and do math? | ||
| I think that's what it is. The announcement made by Republican Governor Greg Abbott's education commissioner amounts to one of the largest school takeovers in the U.S. It also deepens the high-stakes rift between Texas' largest city where Democrats wield control locally and state Republican leaders who have sought increasing authority in the wake of election fumbles and pandemic restrictions. | ||
| You know, or just the utter and complete failure of the school district, you know, or just the massive collapse of learning across the country and the huge misallocation of resources in that particular school district leading to just really, really poor outcomes that are not sustainable in the long run. | ||
| It could be that. | ||
| It could be something along those lines. | ||
| But the Democrats say it's because Republicans are mean, so I guess that's what it is. | ||
| Again, we'll We'll get into this a little bit later as well. | ||
| Race is also an issue because the overwhelming majority of students in Houston schools are Hispanic or black. | ||
| Domingo Morrell, a professor of political science and public services at New York University, has studied school takeovers nationwide, and the political dynamics in Texas are similar to where states have intervened elsewhere. | ||
| Oh, what? You mean where money is poured into a school district, it completely collapses and fails and nothing works? | ||
| And so then the state has to step in and try to correct the course and the Democrats don't care at all until the Republicans step in and then they oppose it on political grounds while allowing the schools to fail their students. | ||
| Has that happened before? Over and over? | ||
| Great. Last story is this. | ||
| China, Russia, deploying space weapons to attack U.S. satellites, warns Space Force chief. | ||
| Gee, who could have seen that coming, other than Donald Trump, who created the Space Force for this exact mission? | ||
| Space Force, deploy! All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. | ||
| We'll be taking your phone calls throughout the show today. | ||
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| What we're going to do here today is cover news across the world from massive developments in the central bank digital currency realm where it really does seem like the collapse of especially the OneBank Signature Bank is directly related to their activities in cryptocurrency. | ||
| It's a massive percentage of their holdings in cryptocurrency. | ||
| Now they're being bought out by a different bank. | ||
| They're not saying specifically that they have to get out of the cryptocurrency realm, but it's not a coincidence. | ||
| It's an attack on cryptocurrency. | ||
| At least that's what the experts who actually like cryptocurrency are saying. | ||
| And we'll get into that a little bit later. | ||
| Of course, also major geopolitical news on the war front. | ||
| But we're going to start with some other stuff here. | ||
| There's also a very strange story about this guy, Gao Wingui. | ||
| He was arrested. He's friends of Steve Bannon. | ||
| He was arrested in New York City. Over $1 billion fraud. | ||
| And then the building where he got arrested caught on fire while the FBI agents were still there. | ||
| So we'll look into those reports and see what the hell was going on with that whole situation. | ||
| I also want to do a little question and answer time with the mainstream media. | ||
| This story from MSN. Why does flying seem so terrible right now? | ||
| What could it be? | ||
| There's a lot of questions MSN has, right? | ||
| Why are the death rates skyrocketing all of a sudden? | ||
| Why are young athletes falling over dead? | ||
| Why is flying so terrible? | ||
| What could be behind all of this? | ||
| What? What? | ||
| What's going on here? What's happening? | ||
| They're asking. I think I might have an answer, but first the question. | ||
| Why does flying seem so terrible right now? | ||
| For months now, headlines have delivered a relentless parade of tough news for nervous flyers. | ||
| A runway near miss between two planes here. | ||
| A mid-flight battery fire there. | ||
| Severe turbulence that projects passengers out of their seats. | ||
| A 14,000-foot plunge towards the Pacific Ocean. | ||
| Yet another attack on a flight attendant. | ||
| And then a close call after close call on the tarmac. | ||
| Whatever could it be? | ||
| As observers responded with bafflement, another one? | ||
| Didn't this just happen? | ||
| The Federal Aviation Administration is taking note. | ||
| Well, good. That's the very least they could do. | ||
| Air travel experts convened Wednesday in Northern Virginia to examine and address recent safety concerns as part of a broader review. | ||
| Several members of the panel pointed to turnover of the industry's labor force as a potential safety risk. | ||
| We are experiencing the safest period in aviation history. | ||
| Well, Okay. | ||
| It's a weird third paragraph when you consider the first two, but moving on. | ||
| We cannot take this for granted, Acting FAA Administrator Billy Nolan wrote in a memo last month. | ||
| Recent events remind us we must not become complacent. | ||
| Now is the time to stare into the data and ask hard questions. | ||
| Hard questions like, does this have anything to do with the recent push to value diversity over merit in hiring procedures? | ||
| That's kind of a hard question. | ||
| See, that's too hard of a question for them to ask. | ||
| They're going to ask the hard questions, but make sure that the answers are easier than what I just said. | ||
| That's a hard thing to contend with, with the current media landscape and everything. | ||
| We're going to ask the hard questions, but... | ||
| Not too hard. We're going to ask the medium range questions. | ||
| We're not going expert level. | ||
| We're not at that, you know, video game accomplishment yet. | ||
| No, we're going to ask the questions that correspond with and align with our predetermined Psychosocial desires in the first place. | ||
| So just so you're aware. | ||
| And it could be that. | ||
| Could also be that, you know, airplanes are just a concentrated version, a microcosm of what you see across the United States at large. | ||
| You see a almost purposefully developed sense of insanity across the world. | ||
| You see people fighting all over the place, and you also see them fighting at flight desks. | ||
| You see people going off on each other and attacking random innocent people on the streets. | ||
| You also see it in airplanes now. | ||
| Maybe this is just a highly observed, highly recorded version of what's going on everywhere else around the world or around the country. | ||
| And also maybe, just maybe, it has something to do with the vaccine that causes heart attacks, especially in people prone to heart attacks anyway, of which pilots would be one of the top of these people. | ||
| Because they're at a higher risk of blood clots already because of the change in atmosphere and pressure that they go through continuously. | ||
| Meanwhile, on Twitter, Josh Yoder posts, So here you see the... | ||
| Supposed memo from the Federal Aviation Committee of Aviation Safety, the Office of Aerospace Medicine, saying our review of your medical records has established that you are eligible for first-class medical certificate because of your history of possible vaccine-induced myocarditis. | ||
| Your operation of an aircraft is prohibited at any time. | ||
| New symptoms or adverse changes occur in your health status. | ||
| So there, from the FAA, they admit that vaccine-induced myocarditis, at least for this pilot, may be responsible for his health issues. | ||
| And when you have pilots collapsing in Australia right before boarding an airplane or a forced emergency landing of, I believe, a United flight just a few days ago. | ||
| As you're seeing this on almost a daily basis, yeah, it's time to start asking questions. | ||
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| This is the American Journal. We will be joined a little bit later in the show by Raw Egg Nationalist. | ||
| In our daily dispatch, we cover the story EPA proposes first standards to make drinking water safer from forever chemicals. | ||
| And that goes hand-in-hand with the latest from Raw Egg Nationalist for the National Pulse, where he writes about plasticosis, a disease having to do with the fact that We're inducing, we're ingesting plastics, period. | ||
| I was going to say at like a higher rate than we should, but you shouldn't ingest any plastics, so the fact that we're ingesting them at all is not a great thing. | ||
| The amount that we're ingesting them in is sort of jaw-dropping. | ||
| But I want to cover a story that doesn't have a lot of details right now, but we can speculate, can't we? | ||
| Isn't that what we're here for? From Daily Mail, exiled Chinese businessman and friend of Steve Bannon arrested in New York City over $1 billion fraud. | ||
| Gao Wingui was arrested on $1 billion fraud charges by FBI in New York City. | ||
| Scamster, with links to Steve Bannon, spent millions on mansion, yacht, Lamborghini, and $50,000 on a fireplace log holder. | ||
| Gao Wingui. Do you ever... | ||
| I mean... Do you ever imagine what it'd be like to have infinite money? | ||
| Do you ever just sit there and really let yourself be absorbed by the fantasy of just like, what would you do if you had infinite money? | ||
| How would your life change? | ||
| Because you have to understand, for a lot of these major elite families... | ||
| Any of them, right? | ||
| Chinese, European, American, like it doesn't matter. | ||
| They essentially had infinite money. | ||
| And the thing they spend their money on is stuff like that. | ||
| $50,000 for a log holder. | ||
| Just imagine what you could achieve with that type of money. | ||
| And then a lot of the stuff you see going on behind the scenes makes a lot of sense all of a sudden. | ||
| You can drop $50,000 on something to hold your burning logs. | ||
| How much can you drop on trying to change the outcome of an election or trying to get a specific law passed or whatever? | ||
| You know, any of these things. It's just incredible. | ||
| I mean, the type of people who it really doesn't matter to them whether something costs $1,000, $10,000, or $100,000 because, you know, their money is infinite. | ||
| It's pretty wild. It's pretty insane, the amount of money these people have. | ||
| And then it's even more insane when you take the fact that this guy might have... | ||
| And then you think about the literal hundreds of billions of dollars that are going to Ukraine or been stolen through COVID or just given to Black Lives Matter. | ||
| Like the amount of money that's flowing away from the American people and towards the corrupt is truly unimaginable. | ||
| But moving on. | ||
| He was detained on Wednesday morning. | ||
| His aliases include Ho Wan Kwok. | ||
| I'm going to call him Kwok. | ||
| That's a fun word to say. | ||
| Kwok was closely linked to Steve Bannon, the right-wing firebrand who helped Donald Trump secure victory in the 2016 presidential election. | ||
| He was arrested by the FBI over allegations he masterminded a $1 billion fraud and then splashed the cash on a yacht, mansion, and other outrageous luxuries. | ||
| A house and a boat? | ||
| How outrageous! It's just selective outrage from these people. | ||
| Galwen Gui was detained by agents on Wednesday morning over an elaborate scam to defraud his lesion of online followers through sham investments. | ||
| He's expected to appear in court today on 12 charges. | ||
| The business magnate, who also uses aliases, spent the money on a 50,000 square foot mansion in New Jersey, a Lamborghini supercar luxury yacht worth approximately $37 million. | ||
| He also splurged on China. | ||
| Okay, he spent his money on a bunch of stuff. | ||
| That's the point of that. Not illegal. | ||
| Prosecutors revealed information about the elaborate fraud on Wednesday along with extraordinary details about the luxuries. | ||
| My God, it's just like, okay, we get it. | ||
| He spent money on it. Have you ever heard of a Saudi prince? | ||
| You ever heard of the Rothschilds? | ||
| Have you ever heard of—oh, no, wait, you haven't heard of the other families because they aren't public like the Rothschilds or the Saudi families. | ||
| They still exist. They're still worth many, many billions of dollars. | ||
| They're just hidden behind layers of corporations and non-governmental organizations that disguise their participation because they make up what you might call the shadowocracy, right? | ||
| Rule by shadow, rule by secrets, rule by shades, rule by deception. | ||
| That's the— It's a neo-feudalist form of government that we are being rapidly indoctrinated into. | ||
| Prosecutors revealed information about this. | ||
| He was charged alongside his financial advisor, William G., a Hong Kong and United Kingdom dual citizen who served the fraud's financial architect and key money launderer. | ||
| The pair are said to have convinced investors to give them cash, which they said they'd multiply into a huge return, and what prosecutors alleged was a classic pyramid scheme, Gao Wingui. | ||
| They seized his yacht. | ||
| Could all of this just be a different vector of attack on Steve Bannon? | ||
| I think you have to be suspicious in that regard. | ||
| Because just like How constantly we hear about Donald Trump just like, oh, he's going to be indicted for this. | ||
| Oh, now he's really in trouble because of this. | ||
| The walls are closing in on Trump because of this. | ||
| And it's like, just reduce it to like a small town. | ||
| And if you have some businessman that like the sheriff just like has an itching to throw in jail and is like constantly trying to charge him with things and the guy's constantly getting off because none of the charges are real. | ||
| At a certain point, your suspicion should go from the businessman that's being charged to the law enforcement because clearly they're not worried about enforcing laws, as it were, as an unbiased arbiter of justice, but are specifically targeting this guy as an unbiased arbiter of justice, but are specifically targeting this guy for some And the people around him and the friends of his friends and the funders who give him his money, I mean, it's all an attack on the people who are resisting their system. | ||
| But again, there's absolutely no information about this. | ||
| There's no, like, details that I can find. | ||
| It's like, okay, Bannon was arrested on Guao's yacht. | ||
| Great. They say Guile made false claims to his hundreds of thousands of online followers about investment and money-making opportunities. | ||
| He founded two non-profit organizations, the Rule of Law Foundation and the Rule of Law Society, and used them as a front for his scam, it's alleged. | ||
| Didn't Black Lives Matter get $83 billion from corporations? | ||
| Didn't they spend that on nothing but themselves and laundered it? | ||
| Through the Democrat funding apparatus to fund the campaigns of their preferred candidates in violation of whatever statute allows them to operate as a non-profit. | ||
| Of course that happened, but this is not justice anymore. | ||
| This is selective justice. | ||
| This is arbitrary justice. | ||
| This is justice when it benefits a certain group and no justice when it doesn't. | ||
| Again, I don't see a lot of details in here that actually show that these things were fraud or anything. | ||
| I think it sounds like he was doing for conservatives what... | ||
| Bankers have been doing for liberals in the open for many, many decades. | ||
| But again, he's doing it for things like law and order, the rule of law foundation, the rule of law society. | ||
| So you can't have that. | ||
| You can't have that go on. | ||
| But here's the very interesting part from Daily Beast. | ||
| Mysterious fire breaks out at a hotel where Pan and Gal... | ||
| Pan and Gan... | ||
| Bannon Pal Gua Wengui was arrested... | ||
| A fire broke out Tuesday at Manhattan's Sherry Netherland Hotel just a few hours after exiled Chinese billionaire and Steve Bannon confidant Guo Wingui was taken into custody of the same location by the FBI. When I first read that, I thought, oh, this is kind of a stretch. | ||
| It was a few hours later. They were already gone. | ||
| What could this have to do with it? | ||
| Well, it turns out that it happened on the 18th floor where Guo purchased an apartment. | ||
| He owned apartment 1801. | ||
| The fire marshals were on the scene investigating the origins and cause of this fire. | ||
| No injuries are reported. FBI agents were inside Guau's place when the fire started, and they were the ones to report it, according to ABC News. | ||
| It's unclear if the fire was related in any way to Guau's arrest. | ||
| So in other words, they go to this place where Guau has an apartment on the 18th floor. | ||
| They arrest him. They ship him off. | ||
| The FBI is rooting around his apartment, and then the apartment catches on fire. | ||
| And they're like, we don't know if it's related or not. | ||
| I do. Of course it is. | ||
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| At 9.30, we'll be joined by Raw Egg Nationalists to discuss the plastification of our food. | ||
| There's almost a spoiler alert. | ||
| I almost want to save this for the interview. | ||
| But the story that we're going to read, here's the second paragraph that we're going to talk about with Raw Egg Nationalists. | ||
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It's called about plasticosis. | |
| He says, it has been estimated that humans may now be consuming as much as a credit card's worth of plastic every week. | ||
| Every week. | ||
| Good lord. So that's just the tip of the iceberg there, and we'll talk about that full story when he gets on the show at 9.30. | ||
| Hope you stay tuned for that. | ||
| In the meantime, there has been some, well, quite a bit of activity pointing towards the outbreak of World War III. Simon from Florida put out a list on Twitter of things that have happened just since March 9th and guys we can pull up Simon from Florida's Twitter account We'll go to that in a second. | ||
| We actually have that video here. | ||
| We can go to clip number 5. | ||
| U.S. releases video of this encounter between the Russian fighter jet and America's MQ-9 drone that's now in the hands of Moscow. | ||
| Let's watch. Here comes the jet coming in from behind, doing that fuel dump they're talking about, which, yeah, seems to me like the purpose of this was exactly what happened, to try to... | ||
| Disable the drone and down it in a way that would preserve its structural integrity so they could pick it apart and examine its insides and everything. | ||
| So there again, slightly different angle. | ||
| I gotta say, must have been a fun mission for the jets. | ||
| So that was the latest declassified footage from the drone itself. | ||
| The footage released Thursday morning by the U.S. European Command and filmed from the drone's onboard camera shows the Russian Su-27 jet conducting what Washington calls an unsafe-slash-unprofessional incept of the U.S. Air Force MQ-9 in international airspace earlier this week. | ||
| U.S. officials earlier told NBC News that Kremlin leadership had approved the aggressive action of two Russian jets involved in the incident in an apparent effort to throw the drone off course or disable its surveillance capabilities. | ||
| Russia has denied its planes came into contact with the drone and said the United States was to blame, warning Washington to cease hostile surveillance flights near its borders to help Ukraine. | ||
| The incident is the first known direct confrontation between the superpowers since Moscow invaded its neighbor last year and comes at a time of mounting tensions over Western support for Kiev. | ||
| Now these drones cost tens of millions of dollars, which seems excessive to me when you could just be using a balloon, could just be using a hot air balloon, and seems to have much of the same effect. | ||
| But of course I bring that up because didn't we shoot down the balloons that were spying on us in or near our airspace? | ||
| And we don't expect them to treat us the same. | ||
| Again, it's the American military and intelligence and Supra-national deep state control system that is playing with fire here. | ||
| And we will be the ones who get burned when the conflagration begins. | ||
| Now there's been statements from General Milley saying, we certainly don't want conflict with Russia. | ||
| Of course not. I mean, that statement is counter to all of your actions in the past several years, but sure, no, assure us once again that America just loves peace and international rule of law. | ||
| Sure. Sure it does, Millie. | ||
| I'm an idiot. I believe you. | ||
| But of course, Lindsey Graham is just like, now it's time to start shooting Russian guys out of the sky. | ||
| Well, you know, they were having a war where we were flying our drones. | ||
| So, you know, it's their fault that we flew a drone into an active war zone and it got shot down. | ||
| So now we have to kill them and start World War III because Lindsey Graham is a psychopath and a warmonger. | ||
| Of course, he's not the only one. In fact, I think the media gets off way too easy when it comes to who is creating the atmosphere for a wider escalation of conflict in the Ukraine, the Middle East, and everywhere. | ||
| I mean, it's so bizarre because it's so contrary to most of their other... | ||
| Major concerns, right? | ||
| Just far left, super liberal in every possible way. | ||
| But like, they love war. | ||
| Like, they cannot get enough of war. | ||
| And it seems like, in a lot of cases, you watch the Sunday shows, they bring on a military guy, and it's just the host trying to rhetorically trap him into committing to more war. | ||
| And it's just like, what are you doing? | ||
| This isn't even news. | ||
| The anchors aren't even asking questions to get information about what's going on. | ||
| They're literally trying to rhetorically debate and back the military into a corner to promise more war. | ||
| What are you doing? | ||
| And of course the perception is that the media on behalf of the people are trying to push the government in the direction that the people want to go. | ||
| But it's not the people's will that we go to war with Russia or China. | ||
| But the media takes it upon themselves to push this, which gives the military-industrial complex, which does want the war, the excuse they need to go, wow, the people really want this. | ||
| I mean, we love peace, obviously. | ||
| We're the military-industrial complex. | ||
| We love peace. | ||
| But, you know, I went on a Sunday show, and they made me promise to bomb Ukraine more, so I guess that's what I'm going to do. | ||
| And here's the perfect type of headline from Politico. | ||
| Wanted, a GOP presidential contender who supports Ukraine. | ||
| And of course when they say supports Ukraine, what they mean is supports the suicidal and endless pouring in of weapons to Ukraine to both enrich the weapons manufacturers and Hopefully do regime change in Russia because of how well that works everywhere else. | ||
| By the way, do you know that several tons of uranium just went missing in Libya? | ||
| It's gone. Nobody knows where it is. | ||
| Nobody knows where they put it. | ||
| Nobody knows who took it. It's just gone. | ||
| Weapons-grade uranium. | ||
| Not enough to make a nuclear bomb, but enough to make very, very devastating weapons. | ||
| And it's gone in Libya because of one of the last regime change operations that we were engaged in. | ||
| So, again, this is the American establishment on behalf of the international cabal just raining misery around the world and then patting themselves on the back like they did something beneficial for everyone. | ||
| So they're very mad. | ||
| The media is very mad that Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis both are not super interested in either the Ukraine war continuing forever or spiraling out of control into direct conflict between NATO and the nuclear armed state of Russia. | ||
| They're very mad about this, and they are demanding a contender who supports endless, pointless, nonsense war everywhere. | ||
| UN watchdog, 2.5 tons of uranium missing in Libya. | ||
| Oops, it's gone. Oh, darn. | ||
| We came, we saw, we left a hellish, scorched-earth, nuclear-radiated landscape behind us. | ||
| China and Russia are deploying space weapons to attack U.S. satellites, warned Space Force chief. | ||
| China's military has deployed 347 satellites, including 35 launched in just the past six months, to target U.S. forces in a future conflict, the commander of the Space Force told a Senate hearing on Tuesday. | ||
| Space Force General B. Chance Saltzman said Russia is also testing and deploying orbital anti-satellite weapons, extensive cyber capabilities, and land-based anti-satellite missiles, electronic jammers, and lasers. | ||
| Oh my god, space lasers. | ||
| Holy crap, it's space lasers. | ||
| Somebody tell Marjorie Taylor Greene. | ||
| She can stop denouncing that very accurate reading of modern military tech. | ||
| That yeah, there are satellites with weapons on them. | ||
| You people idiots, of course there are. | ||
| China's more advanced space warfare weapons pose the most immediate threat to attacks in space, while less capable Russian space assets also pose an acute threat of attacks or disruptions on U.S. satellites. | ||
| Both are intent on targeting perceived U.S. vulnerabilities and eliminating American advantage in the space domain, the four-star general told Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces hearing Tuesday. | ||
| You know what's crazy? The satellite network above the United States could be disabled. | ||
| I probably shouldn't even say that. | ||
| It can be disabled with like a crate of ball bearings. | ||
| If you sent a crate of ball bearings into the atmosphere at the level satellites were and just released them, there's such thing called cold fusion in space where when metals touch, they become fused together as if they were welded. | ||
| Cold welding, cold fusion. | ||
| I think it's called cold welding, actually. | ||
| If you just released... | ||
| Because, you know, they stay at that atmosphere. | ||
| If you just release them and they just spread out naturally, they would one by one disable every single satellite in existence. | ||
| I mean, that's how simple it would be to knock out worldwide communications. | ||
| It would be done... It could be done in an afternoon with a rogue state with a space program. | ||
| It's a very fragile system, actually, the satellite network that is currently spying on us and bathing us in electromagnetic rays. | ||
| We're going to talk a little bit more about war as we enter the second hour. | ||
| I'll be waiting to open up phone lines because we are going to talk to raw egg nationalists at 930, but we'll cover more of the war and the economic meltdown. | ||
| Until then, stay with us. | ||
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| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Yes, we are talking about war. | ||
| As we've been pointing out for a while, the lines are being drawn, the factions are being solidified, the hostilities are being created, exaggerated, manufactured, and televised. | ||
| So I want to go to this really, really thorough list from Simon from Florida on Twitter. | ||
| He says the West is blind to what's happening in the Mideast since March 9th. | ||
| I'll go ahead and retweet that so everybody can follow along. | ||
| So here's what's happened since March 9th, according to Simon from Florida. | ||
| Russia and the Saudis have started to make a deal. | ||
| Reopened diplomatic ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia. | ||
| Iran-Iraq economic deal on March 14th. | ||
| The Iraq president was invited to Iran. | ||
| The Iran president was invited to UAE. Saudis refused the Israel foreign minister a visit. | ||
| UAE canceled an Israeli arms deal. | ||
| Qatar prime minister and government celebrated the Saudi Arabia-Iran deal. | ||
| Iran department finance minister or foreign minister to Oman We're good to go. | ||
| Turkey, Syria, Iran meet in Moscow. | ||
| Putin welcomes Assad to discuss peace in and around Syria. | ||
| President Xi went to Russia, or is going to Russia, March 21st. | ||
| Lukashenko in Iran. | ||
| Belarus dip status with China trade triple promotion. | ||
| Iran delegation goes to Bahrain international. | ||
| It meets UAE. Maldives okays China participation. | ||
| Yemen says Iran-Saudi proxy war is over, which is just fantastic news. | ||
| Saudi finance minister says big investment in Iran coming soon. | ||
| Saudis say abiding by 2002 Arab League, no normalization, re-Israel, without two-state solution, and Jerusalem as Palestinian capital. | ||
| Iran says no attack on Saudis via Iraq. | ||
| No Saudi anti-Iran steps. | ||
| And he links this article about the Gulf states pledging to increase cooperation against the Iranian threat. | ||
| So a lot of stuff going down in the Middle East. | ||
| Here's the latest from today. | ||
| Putin hosts Assad-eyes Syria-Turkey conciliation. | ||
| Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday hosted Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad for talks as the Kremlin seeks to mend ties between Damascus and Turkey's Recep Erdogan. | ||
| The meeting followed a surprise announcement last week of a Chinese brokered restoration of diplomatic ties between Middle East major rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran. | ||
| The ties between Erdogan and Assad were severed after the outbreak of fighting in Syria, and successful Kremlin mediation would give Putin diplomatic clout with Russia isolated internationally over the Ukraine conflict. | ||
| And are they so isolated internationally or are they just isolated from NATO, America and Israel while the rest of the world seems firmly on their side and moving ever towards the BRICS economic contingent? | ||
| Russia begins naval drills with China and Iran. | ||
| The story from yesterday at the inside paper via AFP. | ||
| Russia said Wednesday that it started naval exercises with China and Iran in the Arabian Sea as it seeks to shore up ties with Beijing and Tehran. | ||
| And again, we I mean, it was it had to have been a year ago, at least six months ago that we laid out these fault lines very specifically. | ||
| Right. | ||
| Because it's not that one that hard to figure out Iran, Russia, China, Israel, America. | ||
| Saudi Arabia is sort of the wild card in this, and the fact that they're cozying up to not the Western NATO-Israeli bloc, but rather the Iranian-Chinese bloc, shows a just massive, massive failure of American foreign policy. | ||
| I mean, that's where the fault of this lies, because we have operated Saudi Arabia like a client state since the Bushes took it over in, like, World War II. So the fact that They feel free to just go over to our geopolitical enemies. | ||
| That's a failure policy. | ||
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| We'll be joined later this hour, at the bottom of the hour, by raw egg nationalists. | ||
| I'm going to read this. | ||
| We'll read this article together with you all. | ||
| From the Millie Chronicle. | ||
| Why U.S. troops remain in Iraq 20 years after shock and awe. | ||
| The much-stated reason for the continued U.S. troop presence is to help Iraq battle the remnants of the Islamic State insurgency and prevent any resurgence. | ||
| insurgency and prevent any resurgence. | ||
| 20 years after the U.S. invaded Iraq in blinding explosions of shock and awe, American forces remain in the country in what has become a small but consistent presence to ensure ongoing relationship with a key military and diplomatic partner in the Middle East. | ||
| The roughly 2,500 U.S. troops are scattered around the country, largely in military installations in Baghdad and in the north. | ||
| And while it's a far cry from the more than 170,000 U.S. forces in Iraq at the peak of the war in 2007, U.S. officials say the limited but continued troop level is critical as a show of commitment to the region and a hedge against Iranian influence and weapons trafficking. | ||
| You really just have to ask, like, what... | ||
| Was it all worth it? | ||
| Was it all worth it? | ||
| Was it worth it killing a million people? | ||
| And sending thousands of Americans to die, trillions of American dollars to destabilize the entire Middle East. | ||
| The answer, of course, is no, which then begs the question, why are we doing it again and again and again and again? | ||
| Why are we doing it in Syria? | ||
| Why are we doing it in Libya? | ||
| Why are we helping to do it in Yemen? | ||
| Why? Why, why, why? | ||
| The answer, of course... | ||
| It has a lot to do with Israel, as a lot of our actions right now are programmed towards containing and Imposing our will on Iran, which is entirely the focus of the Israeli foreign military. | ||
| Recently, I think it was an Israeli minister who came out and took credit for convincing Trump to take out the Iranian general that he was so proud of that the Iranians have ever since vowed retribution for. | ||
| Again, what is the purpose of this? | ||
| Why would we do all of this? | ||
| Very bizarre. | ||
| Very, very bizarre. I mean, you would think you spend a trillion dollars, you kill a million people, maybe you'd have something to show for it. | ||
| But we don't. Instead, what we have is the Islamic State that we help to fund and found and arm and train. | ||
| In a similar program and method that we did in Ukraine, but just a little less state cooperation in those parts. | ||
| It's so crazy. There are like bases. | ||
| There are like CIA bases people know about in the Middle East. | ||
| And it's just like around these bases that ISIS just like sprouts up and moves away from. | ||
| It's just like, oh, I wonder how that happens. | ||
| Gee, I wonder what causes that. | ||
| The rise of the Islamic State group, its roots were in Al-Qaeda affiliates. | ||
| Al-Qaeda, of course. Something that didn't exist before the CIA gave it a name. | ||
| I mean, it's almost comical. | ||
| Like, it would be one thing if just, like, there were one or two times where you could point and go, hey, did you know that Osama bin Laden was originally a CIA asset that America was using to stymie the Soviet Union ambitions in Afghanistan? | ||
| You'd be like, wow, really? | ||
| But it's like, Okay, if it was one person, if it was Osama Bin Laden and it was like, okay, 40 years ago we helped him out and in the 40 years since things collapsed and now he's our enemy, that would be one thing. | ||
| But when it's all the way back from like Ho Chi Minh, you know when Ho Chi Minh announced the formation of an independent Vietnam, he was standing on stage next to a CIA operative. | ||
| Like there's video of it. It's in the Ken Burns documentary. | ||
| Like everybody knows this. The communist leader of Vietnam, their main founding father as they went into the Vietnam War that essentially destroyed America 60 years ago, 40, 50, 60 years ago. I still calculate things from 2000. | ||
| Anybody else ever do that? 1960? | ||
| 40 years ago? No, 60. | ||
| 60 years ago. When he announced he was forming a new country, the CIA operative handler was standing right there next to him on stage. | ||
| So, okay, that's one, right? | ||
| You've got Saddam Hussein, right? | ||
| It's like that classic Bill Hicks joke. | ||
| Like, he's got weapons of mass destruction. | ||
| How do you know? Well, I checked the receipts, right? | ||
| They got it from us. Right? | ||
| So you've got like, it's just like over and over and over again, this happens. | ||
| You've got Ho Chi Minh, Saddam Hussein, even Colonel Gaddafi to a certain extent. | ||
| Osama Bin Laden. It's happening with ISIS. It's going to happen again in Ukraine. | ||
| I mean, it just happens over and over and over. | ||
| And somehow we don't see this as a pattern. | ||
| Somehow we don't recognize that this is either the purposeful program that they're running or... | ||
| I mean, that's it. | ||
| I mean, that's the only option, right? | ||
| The other option is just like... | ||
| We routinely choose just like the worst people in the world with very little oversight or due diligence and just pour money into their operation only to later realize that, oh wait, these are bad people. | ||
| Like, okay, that doesn't make any sense. | ||
| Like, obviously this is on purpose. | ||
| Obviously this is by design. | ||
| Obviously this is the program they're running with. | ||
| And we've also talked about it before. | ||
| If you really want to play a game of... | ||
| Wikipedia hopscotch of connecting the dots, connecting the stars of the constellation to see the image that they make. | ||
| All you have to do is start with FM32. FM32, Field Manual 32. | ||
| This was the total redesign of the counterinsurgency program where previously, counterinsurgency would be you go in, you crush the insurgency, you get out. | ||
| That's how it worked. That's how wars were won and wars were fought. | ||
| FM-32 was the total rewrite where instead of that, it laid the groundwork for endless war. | ||
| The reason we're still in Iraq 20 years after it started is because of the program FM-32 that was laid out, and of course it was written by... | ||
| All the people you would expect, right? | ||
| It was written by the very same people that wrote the lockstep document. | ||
| I'm not even kidding. You can play Wikipedia hopscotch. | ||
| Start with Peter Schwartz. | ||
| See how long it takes you to get to FM32. Okay? | ||
| CNAC, PNAC, Project for a New American Century. | ||
| Essay on strategic theory and practice by Marina Miran. | ||
| How radically did FM3—oh, I'm sorry, FM324—I got that wrong. | ||
| Sorry, I'm just going from memory here. FM324 altered the U.S. military's counterinsurgency theory and practice in Iran. | ||
| Well, it altered it so much that we're still there and still in a quagmire. | ||
| And it was brought to you by all the same people that started the war in the first place that also, I mean, it's just point to anything bad in the last three centuries. | ||
| And it's like this small core of neocons that brought it all about. | ||
| And they did it all on purpose. They're not stupid. | ||
| Actually, extremely smart. | ||
| And yet everything they do turns out to be a horrific failure. | ||
| That only makes sense when you realize that it's not their intelligence that's lacking, it's their morality, their humanity, their ethics. | ||
| That's why we're still in there. | ||
| Just bring it here. We'll just do it in the last minute here. | ||
| Just try to bring up FM324 on Wikipedia. | ||
| Is there a Wikipedia entry for it? | ||
| Because you can just jump around from it. | ||
| Yeah, FM-324 counterinsurge, a U.S. Army manual by David H. Petraeus and James F. Amos, forwarded by Sarah Sewell, has been charged with changing for the better U.S. approach to insurgency in Iraq. | ||
| However, it's been heavily criticized. | ||
| Let's see. See, they don't even have it. | ||
| They're foiling our hopscotch. | ||
| They're coming in with a hose and washing off our hopscotch chalk drawing. | ||
| They don't mention that it was all started by CNASP. And PNAC and all these other groups that originally started it and actually wrote it and put it out there. | ||
| Maybe they're getting more sophisticated. | ||
| But go read FM 324. | ||
| That's why we're still in Iraq. | ||
| That's why it all happened. | ||
| It happened like the height of the Iraq War. | ||
| And it paved the way for endless warfare forever. | ||
| Thanks, guys. Welcome back, folks. | ||
| We'll be joined in the next segment by Raw Egg Nationalists to talk about the plasticization of our food supply. | ||
| Won't that be fun? | ||
| Actually, it will be fun. He's extremely well-versed on the issue, and we'll get to that in just a second. | ||
| But, you know, there's a video that I didn't actually comment on at the time. | ||
| It was Michael Knowles gave a speech at CPAC where he talked about getting rid of transgenderism in public society. | ||
| It needs to go away. | ||
| It doesn't need to be in our schools. | ||
| It doesn't need to be in our libraries. | ||
| It needs to go back where it came from. | ||
| And everybody interpreted this as a call for genocide because they're well-balanced, mentally stable people, of course, right? | ||
| But the conversation goes something... | ||
| It goes something like this. | ||
| It's a bunch of gay guys going, we're going to dress up like women. | ||
| We're going to dress up like women and dance for each other in the basement of New York clubs and do a lot of drugs. | ||
| And that buddy in America is like, okay. | ||
| All right. That's okay. | ||
| Have fun with that. And I go, yeah, well, we're not just going to do it there anymore. | ||
| We're going to do it in public. | ||
| We're going to do it in the daylight. | ||
| We're going to do it on the public streets for Pride festivals. | ||
| And I'm like... Alright, I mean, I guess I'll just avoid that area at the time, but okay, that's fine. | ||
| And now we're going to do it. | ||
| Now you have to accept it. | ||
| It's like, okay, that's fine. And now we're going to tell your children to do it. | ||
| And now we're going to take them into the closet and put them in a dress. | ||
| And we're going to secretly give them hormone blockers. | ||
| And it's like, alright, alright, now you have to stop. | ||
| Now you've gone too far. | ||
| That's ridiculous. There's no way we're going to allow you to do that. | ||
| And they're like, what? What? | ||
| What? You want to kill us? | ||
| You want to genocide? It's like, no, you freaking weird us. | ||
| Just like, it was all, it was fine. | ||
| You could do whatever you wanted. | ||
| It was when you started to prey on little children that everything got weird, and now we have to stop you. | ||
| We have to stop you. Because apparently, you know how, you have no limiting factor in your own suicidal, you know, progress towards this anti-human ideology. | ||
| So we have to stop you now. | ||
| We didn't want to. We were fine with you doing it wherever, by yourself, inside, like, just, Do whatever you want. | ||
| We don't care. It's America. You're free to do that. | ||
| But then you start, like, passing laws saying, like, if you don't like us doing this to your kid, we're going to take your kid away from you and put you in jail. | ||
| So now we have to do something about it. | ||
| We didn't want to. Now we have to. | ||
| Sorry. That's the way that it goes. | ||
| Now, again, the way this gets interpreted through the liberal rhetorical alchemy that takes place is if you say, I don't want a In a wig and makeup and a dress taking my young kid without my knowledge into a closet and dressing him up like a girl and telling him he's actually a girl and saying, shh, don't tell your parents. | ||
| They won't understand. I don't want them doing that. | ||
| And saying that you don't want them doing that goes in one ear of the liberals and then it gets mixed up in some sort of demonic alchemy and then what appears is they want to genocide trans people. | ||
| It's bonkers. It's wild what happens in the mind of these people. | ||
| And yesterday, this guy posted this letter. | ||
| He's on Twitter. His name's Ryan, at CRShort81 is the handle. | ||
| And he posted this letter proudly. | ||
| Proudly. He said, here's my letter sent with prideful power. | ||
| We're going to read this letter that this guy sent to his family. | ||
| I don't know if we'll be able to get through all of it this segment. | ||
| We'll go to Roy Ignatialist and then we'll come back and revisit it. | ||
| But we got to dig into this. | ||
| We got to dig into this. Not because it necessarily gives any insight into homosexuality or LGBT, whatever. | ||
| What it does give us insight into is a particular brand of insanity that That represents something much deeper and more disturbing than any sexuality at all. | ||
| This is beyond sexuality. | ||
| This is something... | ||
| Satanic going on here, okay? | ||
| Well, let's just read this. | ||
| I won't even give you the context. | ||
| Let's just see what the context of the letter is in and of itself. | ||
| It's titled, On the Importance of Family... | ||
| Okay. He says, Again, nobody, nobody is trying to criminalize homosexuality. | ||
| What the hell is this person talking about? | ||
| And again, it's not just this person. | ||
| I had this conversation with a dude at a baby shower a couple months ago. | ||
| Some guy I used to be friends with. | ||
| He's talking to me as if I'm a leftist. | ||
| I don't think he knew what I did at the time. | ||
| But he was saying, he was like, yeah, it used to be easy to work with the government. | ||
| He works with some government company. He's like, it used to be easy to work with the administration in Texas because they just like wanted to make money. | ||
| But, you know, that was before they wanted to murder trans kids. | ||
| And it's just like, what are you talking about? | ||
| They want to murder trans kids? | ||
| So, again, in their mind, it's like, If you stop weird perverted adults from like showing cartoon porn to kids and being like, you ever held a butt plug? | ||
| Like if you stop that, what you're actually doing is encouraging genocide of children because they're trans. | ||
| Like it's so insane. It's such a crazy leap to go to. | ||
| And so this is just really like a moderate form of that where it's like because conservatives are just like, yeah, we don't want, we don't want, you know, Night time with Uncle Timmy, the book in our children's library, that means you want to murder trans kids and it means you want to criminalize homosexuality. | ||
| They have this bizarre fantasy that, first of all, they're not in charge. | ||
| First of all, they think that somehow, contrary to all available evidence, that gay people and LGBT people are some sort of beleaguered underclass rather than Upheld by every institution that exists in America. | ||
| I mean, you can't walk in a department store without being bombarded by the satanic inversion of the rainbow flag. | ||
| Like, it's just... Crazy. | ||
| That alone is insane. That they are seriously like, they're like, we're like the Jews in Germany. | ||
| And it's just like every corporation, every media outlet, every politician just bows at their feet. | ||
| And they're just like, we're on the cusp of genocide. | ||
| Just completely insane. | ||
| Again, we're going to have to get into this whole thing on the other side. | ||
| We're going to take a break to talk about raw nationalists. | ||
| But I just want to repeat. Nobody wants to criminalize homosexuality. | ||
| I literally don't know where you're getting that from. | ||
| It's an insane thing to say and think and believe. | ||
| It's especially an insane thing to forsake your entire family over. | ||
| It's a totally crazy thing to say, I no longer... | ||
| Want a relationship with my dad because he's a Republican and Republicans want to criminalize homosexuality. | ||
| That's bonkers, okay? | ||
| It's wild. It's insane. | ||
| Nobody wants to criminalize homosexuality. | ||
| But whatever this is should be illegal. | ||
| Whatever this letter represents should definitely be made illegal. | ||
| You can have sex with whoever you want. | ||
| You can sleep with whoever you want. | ||
| You can... I couldn't care less. | ||
| Whoever, whatever you want, go for it. | ||
| As long as you don't write a letter like this. | ||
| As long as you don't write a screeching diatribe to your family about how they must bend the knee to the rainbow flag or they are evil and must be expelled from family functions. | ||
| As long as you're not that type of anti-family, anti-human, quizzling, traitorous, snitch scumbag... | ||
| I'm fine with whatever sexuality. | ||
| See, it's not homosexuality that people have a problem with. | ||
| It's whatever this is. | ||
| And we're going to try to get to the bottom of whatever this is. | ||
| And just to give a nice little segue here, maybe it's all the plastics. | ||
| Maybe it's all the plastics. | ||
| Maybe it's the plastics leeching into the minds of people that makes them paranoid freaks that are willing to destroy the most basic human bonds that we've ever experienced over politics. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is the American Journal. I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Joining me now is Raw Egg Nationalist, the egg-eating bodybuilder. | ||
| The Raw Egg Nationalist is a sworn enemy of soy globalism, moves the pencil-necked Nancys, pushing Cricket Meal a sustainable food source of the future. | ||
| Raw Egg Nationalist proves that by following the wisdom of classic bodybuilders like Vince Gironda and consuming large quantity of raw eggs, Raw Egg Nationalists are able to build the healthy, strong bodies and resilient, independent minds they need to fight the Great Reset and usher in a pro-human future. | ||
| He can be followed on Twitter at BabyGravy9. | ||
| It's Baby Gravy and then the letter 9. | ||
| His website is RawEggNationalist.com. | ||
| Of course, it's sort of putting in meme phrases, but that sort of disguises the true depth of knowledge and research that you've done about general health, and especially when it comes to food systems and how they impact the human being and how these things are used on purpose sometimes or sometimes accidentally to weaken humans across the board. | ||
| Welcome once again to the show, Raw Egg Nationalist. | ||
| It's always a pleasure to be with you, Harrison. | ||
| Very glad to be with you today, and you have a very interesting new article out on the National Pulse, and it corresponds with another article out today from CNN. Your article is called, The World Has a Plastic Problem, A New Study into Plasticosis Disease Reveals. | ||
| And again, extremely interesting article, and it goes hand-in-hand with this headline from CNN. EPA proposes first standards to make drinking water safer from forever chemicals. | ||
| I guess my question, you know, before we get into some of the numbers and everything, is it too little too late? | ||
| I mean, the plastics that are just saturating every aspect of the natural world, our bodies, our food systems these days, now the EPA is like, yeah, we're going to propose maybe limitations to them. | ||
| I mean, how dire is the situation that we're in? | ||
| Oh, it's really bad. | ||
| I don't think that we should be under any illusions about just how bad it is. | ||
| We've had Well, we've been using plastics in enormous quantities since the 1940s, 1950s. | ||
| All of these chemicals like PFAS, BPA, phthalates, you know, they've saturated our environment. | ||
| And the truth is that they are everywhere. | ||
| They are now at the bottom of the ocean. | ||
| They're on the tops of mountains. | ||
| They're in places where we have never actually set foot, where humans have never set foot. | ||
| 3,000 tons of plastic falls over Switzerland every year in snow. | ||
| So no, I mean, there's absolutely no way that we can really play this down. | ||
| This is a global crisis. | ||
| And again, some of the numbers that you report in your article are truly mind-boggling. | ||
| I quoted one line previously in the second paragraph. | ||
| You say that humans may now be consuming as much as a credit card's worth of plastic every single week. | ||
| I mean, how does that even happen? | ||
| Is it because it's in our food, our air, our water? | ||
| How are we ingesting this stuff? | ||
| Yes, it is. It's in the food. | ||
| It's in the air. It's in the water. | ||
| We're ingesting it in processed food, in any kind of food that is in plastic packaging. | ||
| And we're also breathing it in in the home. | ||
| And we're also breathing it in outside, actually. | ||
| So there was a study. I talk about this in the National Pulse piece. | ||
| There was a study recently that was done of Auckland, New Zealand. | ||
| And they showed that huge quantities of microplastics are being Auckland's a coastal city. | ||
| It's on a bay. And huge quantities of microplastics are being whipped up off the sea by the wind and the waves and they're being projected up into the air and then they fall on the city every year. | ||
| I think it was something like the equivalent of... | ||
| 74 million plastic bottles. | ||
| What was it? Yes. | ||
| 74 metric tons of microplastic falling on the city every year. | ||
| So yes, you're inhaling it, but you're also inhaling it in your home. | ||
| I mean, most people have some synthetic fibers in their home. | ||
| Carpets are made of synthetic fibers. | ||
| And, you know, they come to settle on the ground and they get whipped up in the air and then you inhale them. | ||
| So yes, I mean, you're getting them in your stomach, you're getting them in your nasal passages and lungs. | ||
| They are everywhere. | ||
| They really are everywhere. And they're dangerous for a variety of different ways. | ||
| When we talk about microplastics, usually what comes to our mind is estrogen mimickers, the effect of hormones. | ||
| You mentioned that in your... | ||
| You actually dig pretty deeply into it in your National Pulse article. | ||
| Of course, this has been a topic that Infowars has been on for a while. | ||
| You say microplastic as vectors for harmful endocrine-disrupting chemicals like PFAs. | ||
| BPA and phthalates is also directly implicated in the global collapse of human fertility we've been witnessing in recent decades. | ||
| I think the Infowars audience is pretty well aware of, but you also point to plasticosis. | ||
| That's the sort of headline of your article, plasticosis. | ||
| Tell us what plasticosis is and how it relates to some of the other problems we know that plastics have when they're ingested. | ||
| Yeah, so this is very interesting. | ||
| So there's a new study out of... | ||
| Well, which was done by a group of Australian and British scientists and they studied a population of birds on a small island off the coast of Australia out in the Pacific. | ||
| And they discovered basically that... | ||
| Well, they knew beforehand that these birds were consuming large quantities of plastic, and so they wanted to find out what sort of effects ingesting so much plastic was having on them. | ||
| And they discovered basically that one of the main things it does is it causes really serious damage to the gut. | ||
| Repeated... Ingestion of plastics causes damage to the gut lining, scar tissue forms and then what happens is that gets aggravated again, more scar tissue forms on top of that and it just goes on and on like that as long as the animals are consuming plastic and so what happens is that they're Their guts get all twisted up with scar tissue. | ||
| They swell and they become... | ||
| I mean, if you know scar tissue, if you've got a scar on your arm, you know, the tissue is different from the surrounding skin. | ||
| It's not supple, it's not soft, it's hard and inflexible. | ||
| I mean, it does the job of holding the skin together, but it's different tissue. | ||
| And so what happens is that these poor birds, their stomachs just become... | ||
| they basically lose structure and function. | ||
| And so they stop being able to absorb nutrients. | ||
| And they end up losing weight and dying, possibly from things like malnutrition. | ||
| But what's interesting is that this new article basically is the first time really that scientists have given a specific name to any kind of distinctive syndrome that is caused by plastic consumption. | ||
| So plasticosis is a fibrosis disease like asbestos. | ||
| Asbestosis, excuse me, which happens in the lungs, you know, if you breathe in asbestos, if you're a fireman, or something like that. | ||
| And I mean, it's a breakthrough, really, in a sense, because it's the first time that we've seen scientists actually recognise that there's something, there's a distinct pathology associated with the consumption of plastics. | ||
| And of course, this This isn't going to be limited to animals. | ||
| I mean, as you said earlier, you know, we are consuming, humans are consuming maybe up to a credit card's worth of plastic a week. | ||
| So if it's irritating the guts and internal organs of birds, it's certainly going to be doing something similar to us. | ||
| And we need to find out what that is sooner rather than later. | ||
| But it does, like, I wonder what's behind the drive now to research this, because it's not necessarily, you know, it's new that they're getting a name to it and that they're researching it, but I mean, how long have people known that plastics had hugely damaging effects to the environment and to, you know, organic life? | ||
| I mean, this has been going on forever. | ||
| Why do you think just now people are actually starting to investigate and study this? | ||
| Do you have any speculation on that? | ||
| I don't know. It is interesting. | ||
| And I mean, look, you only need to look back to 2015. | ||
| And when Alex did his infamous gay frogs rant, he was just pilloried. | ||
| He was pilloried for that. | ||
| It was a laughingstock, even though it was true. | ||
| And in fact, more true than we could possibly have feared. | ||
| So yeah, I mean, something appears to have changed, but it's not immediately clear what. | ||
| I mean, there's definitely been a lot more There's a lot more public focus on this now. | ||
| People like, obviously like Alex and everybody at InfoWars, but also Tucker Carlson with The End of Men. | ||
| I don't know. | ||
| I don't know what's driving it. | ||
| But yes, we should have known much, much earlier. | ||
| We should have known. It isn't just the plastic, you know, plastic ring beer toppers can choke seagulls. | ||
| We should have known that it was something much, much worse going on. | ||
| Yeah, it seems like at this point it's just gotten to such a high level that maybe it's just impossible to ignore now, so they're trying to actually look into it at this point. | ||
| You know, the gay frog thing is an interesting aspect to this because it points to the fact that there's a wide array of things poisoning us, because that was about atrazine, a pesticide, but it's like from pesticides to the plastics, the things that are destroying our testosterone and our natural way of life is innumerable. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| On the line with me is Raw Egg Nationalist. | ||
| You can follow him on Twitter at BabyGravy9. | ||
| The website is RawEggNationalist.com. | ||
| Of course, it's not just about slonking eggs. | ||
| You actually have a very deep knowledge of human health in general and especially when it comes to nutrients and what's being done to our food supply. | ||
| And let me just, I just want to read some headlines here, because, you know, we bring up always, of course, the, you know, they're putting chemicals in the water that turn the freaking frogs gay, the famous rant from Alex Jones. | ||
| A lot of people, it's the only thing they know about Alex Jones. | ||
| And that had to do with atrazine, the pesticide, and a study out of, I believe, UCLA, Berkeley, where they studied the effects where it was actually hermaphrodizing frogs. | ||
| This has also happened to the fish in the Potomac River. | ||
| And that has to do with pesticides. | ||
| So it's not just plastic that it's happening with. | ||
| Here's a headline from National Geographic. | ||
| Mercury poisoning makes birds act homosexual. | ||
| That is a huge influence on hormones and everything else to breed or not to breed endocrine response to mercury contamination by Arctic seabirds. | ||
| So it's mercury. | ||
| It's the pesticides. | ||
| And of course, it's the plastics, the microplastics. | ||
| Just over the last few years, here are some headlines. | ||
| For the first time, researchers find microplastics deep in the lungs of living people. | ||
| Sort of horrifying. | ||
| That's from NPR in 2022. | ||
| Microplastics discovered in human breast milk raises alarm. | ||
| That was from October of last year. | ||
| Baby's poop has way higher levels of microplastics than adults. | ||
| And you mentioned that in your article for The National Pulse, that babies and children have much higher levels of microplastics than adults do. | ||
| Extremely troubling. And you have scientists find microplastics in fresh Antarctic snow for the first time. | ||
| That was June of last year. | ||
| So clearly we're reaching some sort of critical mass here. | ||
| I mean, there's a plethora of problems, but let's focus on the endocrine disruption, testosterone disruption aspect of this. | ||
| What type of effect are all of these chemical manipulants having on the human population when it comes to fertility and testosterone? | ||
| Well, all the trends are tending in one direction, Harrison, and that's down. | ||
| So testosterone is down massively over the last five to seven decades. | ||
| Male fertility is down, and by that I mean sperm counts and also sperm quality. | ||
| I mean, it's reached the point now that there was a book out last year by Shanna Swan, who's a reproductive health expert from Mount Sinai, University, New York, Countdown is the book and her prediction based simply on extrapolating current trends you know drawing the line on the graph a little bit further out into the future is that by 2045 the median man will have a sperm count of zero and what that means essentially is that half of all men will produce no sperm whatsoever and the other half will produce so few sperm as to be functionally infertile so The implication of that is that by 2045, | ||
| we may not actually be able to reproduce by natural means. | ||
| That's one generation, essentially. | ||
| We're one generation away from that end of men circumstance. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, it's crazy. | ||
| It's crazy. And the thing is that... | ||
| All the sorts of other associated effects are just as terrible. | ||
| I mean, having low testosterone, and there's a crisis of testosterone, more and more men have low testosterone. | ||
| It's a disaster. Testosterone is the master male hormone. | ||
| You need other hormones, including estrogen as a man, but if your testosterone is low, then you are going to have a wretched life. | ||
| You will be You'll probably be overweight. | ||
| You may even suffer from gynecomastia, so that's development of breast tissue. | ||
| You'll be depressed, anxious. | ||
| You'll have low libido, low motivation. | ||
| I mean, the knock-on effect of having low testosterone is that actually, basically, you are not a man, or you are far, far less of a man than you could be. | ||
| Right. And let's talk a little bit more about that because people—testosterone gets a bad rap in the mainstream media, essentially. | ||
| In fact, you quote—who is it? | ||
| You quoted the Avatar director, James Cameron. | ||
| Yeah, James Cameron. Right. He says testosterone—he described testosterone as a toxin. | ||
| You have to slowly work out of your system. | ||
| But we know from studies in monkeys and in humans as well, testosterone has an interesting effect. | ||
| It can make you more aggressive, but it can also make you... | ||
| I mean, I've read studies that say it actually improves your judgment. | ||
| It improves your ability to just go with your gut. | ||
| It makes you a more fair judge of situations where people with lower testosterone may be actually more biased than people with a high testosterone. | ||
| So it may have some negative effects, but it has a lot of really positive effects And it's sort of a stabilizing force in men in a lot of ways. | ||
| It makes you more confident and so you don't feel the need to lash out. | ||
| And they say monkeys, when they have low testosterone, they become both more submissive and more aggressive. | ||
| And it's this weird combination that I think we see in the world around us with these leftist kind of new males that... | ||
| Are extremely aggressive, but in submission to something else. | ||
| Talk about the effects of testosterone that can be positive, that are ignored by the mainstream media and the wider public. | ||
| Testosterone is absolutely a pro-social hormone. | ||
| Testosterone is... | ||
| I mean, men wouldn't have it ideally in such high quantities if it wasn't needed, and it very much is needed. | ||
| I mean, there are lots of interesting studies. | ||
| More and more studies now are coming out that suggest, that sort of overturn this... | ||
| This rather sort of crude idea that testosterone is just a sort of barbarizing hormone that just makes you a sort of unthinking, uncaring sort of man who's liable to hit someone over the head with a club. | ||
| I mean, there was a study that was done a few years ago, an interesting study that was done about faithfulness, faithfulness to one's partner and testosterone levels. | ||
| And the psychologist basically from this study demonstrated that it looks like actually the higher... | ||
| The level of testosterone a man has, the more likely, not less, the more likely he is to be faithful to his partner. | ||
| So there's a whole lot of nuance and there's a whole lot of data that gets missed by people like James Cameron when he says things like that to score points with the liberal media. | ||
| Right. We really can't underestimate that because, as you say, all this stuff is pushing in the same direction, and on top of the sperm counts lowering, you've got women waiting for longer to have babies, so that's going to lower fertility, and you have the psychological pressure that's... | ||
| Telling people explicitly, don't have kids, stay away from kids, don't be a man, don't have testosterone. | ||
| So all of these things are pushing in the same direction. | ||
| It's away from testosterone, it's away from manliness, and towards ultimate death or some sort of scientific Frankenstein monster where they're harvesting stem cells to create eggs to build children. | ||
| It's horrific and unnecessary because we can stop this. | ||
| Let's talk a little bit about Solutions to this. | ||
| You say in your article from the National Pulse, and if people want to read it, they can go to thenationalpulse.com, raw egg nationalist, the world has a plastic problem, new study into plasticosis disease reveals. | ||
| You say if its ubiquity is the defining feature of plastic pollution today, there are still things you can do to mitigate your exposure, even if you can't eliminate it totally. | ||
| What are some things that people can do to keep away from these endocrine disruptors, the poison, all of this? | ||
| What can they do? Well, first of all, reduce your reliance on plastic. | ||
| So stop using plastic bottles. | ||
| Don't use plastic Tupperware, stuff like that. | ||
| Certainly don't ever heat food in the microwave in plastic Tupperware because that causes the chemicals to leach out into the food. | ||
| Bad news. Filter your water. | ||
| Alex tells people to filter their water to get an Alexa Pure filter or something like that and filter their water and that's for good reason. | ||
| Yeah, you should be filtering your water. | ||
| Tap water is not drinkable in the form that it comes through the taps. | ||
| The other thing, ditch processed food. | ||
| Any food that comes in plastic, pre-prepared food in plastic, you know, will have gone through a whole factory process where it will have accrued bits of plastic in it, microplastics and stuff like that. | ||
| There's loads of studies to show that pre-prepared food has the highest levels of microplastics in it. | ||
| Start buying organic food if you can or food from a local farmer. | ||
| Maybe grow some food yourself. | ||
| Those are probably three or four things that you can do that will reduce the vast majority of your exposure. | ||
| The other thing would be, if you live in a house with carpets, hoover the carpets more regularly, especially if you've got little ones, because the little ones... | ||
| The reason that children have higher levels of microplastics in their bodies is because they're crawling around on the floor. | ||
| They're at nose level with the carpet, hoovering up the dust, hoovering up the plastic dust into their sinuses and lungs. | ||
| So yes, I mean, hoover your carpets as well. | ||
| Yeah, definitely. Yeah, so lots of things you can do. | ||
| And of course, just being cognizant and aware of this is sort of half the battle. | ||
| People just don't know. They throw the plastic in the microwave, microwave it up. | ||
| They have no idea what they're doing as long as you know. | ||
| And just try to use, you know, glass containers as much as possible. | ||
| That in and of itself will be a major help. | ||
| Again, the article is amazing. | ||
| It goes into plasticosis and all this stuff. | ||
| I just want to thank you so much for coming on and talking about all this. | ||
| And wouldn't it be nice if this was the climate catastrophe that all the corporations were trying to solve? | ||
| Wouldn't it be nice if this was the thing that the Great Reset was focused on, was trying to heal the earth rather than some scam about carbon? | ||
| Doesn't this deserve a worldwide concerted effort to defeat carbon? | ||
| Yes, it does. Fingers crossed. | ||
| If you keep pushing. Really, you want to talk about running out of time. | ||
| Forget global warming. It's global plasticization we need to worry about. | ||
| Thank you so much, Raw Egg Nationalist. | ||
| Follow him on Twitter at BabyGravy9, raweggnationalist.com. | ||
| We'll be right back in the third hour. | ||
| Weeks before the Silicon Valley bank collapse, several executives sold off large shares of stock, while mainstream media tells its audience to invest in them. | ||
| On March 9th, the day before the collapse, Israel's two largest banks pulled up to $1 billion out of SVB, while Peter Thiel's Founders Fund withdrew millions and advised their clients to do the same. | ||
| The next day, there was a run on the bank and Silicon Valley Bank collapsed. | ||
| Is this evidence of a controlled demolition or a hasty one? | ||
| The day before the collapse, a U.S. judge ordered JPMorgan Chase to turn over documents in a lawsuit accusing them of aiding in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation. | ||
| The team behind this lawsuit was the same team who successfully exposed the involvement of Deutsche Bank. | ||
| And they subpoenaed several other banks they believe were involved in sex trafficking, including Silicon Valley Bank and Bank Lumi, the Israeli bank that drained a billion dollars out of SVB the day before it collapsed. | ||
| Whatever the reason, the U.S. government's response threatens to collapse the world economy. | ||
| The FDIC insures up to $250,000 for each depositor. | ||
| But now they are going to cover all depositor losses. | ||
| And they don't have enough to cover the $175 billion of SVB losses, let alone the trillions of dollars to be lost on the near horizon as banks across the world begin to break. | ||
| The systemic risk among GSIBs, global, systemically important banks, is that they are so deeply connected that when one falls, they will all follow. | ||
| Much of the world's economy is already collapsing due to the actions of the U.S. government and the Federal Reserve banking system. | ||
| And much of the world has been preparing for the end of the U.S. dollar as a world reserve currency. | ||
| After all the smaller banks die, the people will be left with the central bank. | ||
| And their solution is the CBDC. CBDC stands for Central Bank Digital Currency. | ||
| With CBDC, there are no more options. | ||
| Everyone's account is run directly through the central bank system. | ||
| As the financial system gets more controlling and more invasive, it's a little bit like bringing up a corral around us. | ||
| And CBDC, Central Bank Digital Currencies and Vaccine Passports or digital IDs, are sort of the last shutting of the gate. | ||
| It's hard for many people to imagine the risks here because we're so used to living With financial transaction freedom and we don't understand that when this gate closes on us we literally will be sitting in a system where the central banks believe that our assets belong to them and they can dictate where we can spend money and what we can spend money on. | ||
| If you don't behave you can have your money turned off. | ||
| There are 12 Federal Reserve Banks, which are located in cities being considered for the 15-minute city model of the World Economic Forum. | ||
| This is where it's all headed, and there isn't much pushback in the federal government. | ||
| Utah Senator Mike Lee introduced the No-CBDC Act last September, which will likely go nowhere. | ||
| But we, the people, have much more sway over our local governments. | ||
| An Oklahoma House committee unanimously passed a bill to protect Oklahomans from being forced to adopt a CBDC. It's time for we the people to unite with our neighbors and local communities and prepare to liberate ourselves from the central bank system. | ||
| Recall our corrupt county officials and start looking into local barter and trade systems because central bank digital currency is coming at us quickly and it equals financial enslavement. | ||
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | ||
| Find and share it now. Latest Reese report, band.video, InfoWars.com, CBDC, SVB, and the Jeffrey Epstein Connection. | ||
| Incredible stuff, as always. | ||
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| You support the incredible content creators like Greg Reese, like John Bowne, like all of the amazing people over at Band.Video, and the website itself. | ||
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| We'll be right back. Holy goodness, folks. | ||
| We're going to read this letter. | ||
| Boy, are we going to read it. | ||
| We're going to get back into the gay question. | ||
| We're also going to take your calls throughout this hour, third hour of American Journal, InfoWars.com, band.video. | ||
| Hope you share those links. Just, good Lord. | ||
| We're going to get into this, but I do want to give out the phone number. | ||
| The number to dial if you want to call in, 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| That's 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| You can call in about anything you want. | ||
| I was originally thinking that we'd open up the phone line specifically about World War III. What do you think we can do in this? | ||
| What signals you see? | ||
| How you're reading the current landscape? | ||
| But really, whatever you want to call in about microplastics, the collapsing fertility, phone lines are open. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Taking your calls throughout this hour. | ||
| Now, we return. | ||
| Boy, oh boy, do we return to this email that some dude posted on Twitter proudly. | ||
| He posted this. | ||
| He published this. | ||
| He said, look at this letter I wrote to my family. | ||
| Aren't I a good person? | ||
| And, uh... Boy, is it something. | ||
| Okay, so we're going to try to get through it here. | ||
| I really am. We're going to buckle down. | ||
| I'm going to strap on our crash helmets. | ||
| We're going to try to get through this. | ||
| Because you could dissect every line of this like a psychiatrist probably should. | ||
| Okay, it's called On the Importance of Family. | ||
| It's important to remember that's the title of this. | ||
| On the Importance of Family. | ||
| Is the headline of this email? | ||
| This guy says, Hi, family. | ||
| Last night, on a phone call with Dad, he commented that he was still a Republican. | ||
| I asked, even after Republicans are trying to recriminalize homosexuality across the USA? Yes, he said. | ||
| As such, it is now necessary for a family email so that expectations are set to everyone regardless of voting affiliation. | ||
| Hear me clearly. | ||
| Like he's proclaiming. | ||
| He's an angel of the Lord. | ||
| Gee, who wouldn't want to be friends with him? | ||
| Attacks in the USA by conservatives and literal Nazis against LGBT communities are growing in legislative bodies online and in public places. | ||
| Texas leads the charge heartbreakingly. | ||
| Source ACLU.com. | ||
| He actually links ACLU.com because that's who these people are. | ||
| You may be thinking, but Ryan, why are you disrupting the family over political disagreements? | ||
| Why the division? Politics, he says, is arguing over the tax bracket margin, solving farmer subsidy shortages, addressing corporate supported poisoning of people, or debating the value of urban bike lanes. | ||
| The safety and peace of me, my husband, my community is baseline, non-negotiable, and unrelated to politics. | ||
| This has nothing to do with politics, but if you don't start voting differently, we'll never have a relationship again. | ||
| It has nothing to do with politics, but if you're on the other political side, then I'm going to disown you, my own father. | ||
| I'm the good guy. | ||
| Incredible. | ||
| Sorry, I'll continue. | ||
| But more importantly, in bold, this is our family. | ||
| To vote GOP is to divide the family. | ||
| Okay, right, right, right. | ||
| So the guy who just said, you know, vote the way I want or you'll never have a relationship with me is saying that the GOP is dividing his family. | ||
| Got it, got it. No, I got it. | ||
| He says, I've been out the longest, but Jessica's, okay, and he just goes to how there's like a million gay people in his family. | ||
| He says, our two deceased gay uncles and an ab fab sequenced grandpa. | ||
| I literally don't know what that means. | ||
| And I don't want to find out. I'm not searching that phrase on Google. | ||
| I am not. C's best friend Melissa, Ma's hairdresser. | ||
| Okay, so their hairdresser's gay, so obviously you cannot vote for Republicans anymore. | ||
| It becomes clear that defending queer and trans rights is necessary to defending our very family itself. | ||
| Right, for this generation. | ||
| Then what? Then what? | ||
| Yeah. It's... | ||
| Necessary to defending the last generation of our family itself. | ||
| Okay. Did you know that Sam and I have an escape plan in the event of genocide in the USA? Are you aware that Sam and I, my gay husband and I, have a plan to deal with our own insane, schizophrenic, made-up fantasy existence? | ||
| Are you aware of this? | ||
| Do you even care? Let me get through this. | ||
| So much to say here. Truly, he says, we watch Florida and Tennessee and Texas and we know our 1930s history. | ||
| I'm sure you do. We have selected a Canadian city to flee to, discussed employment strategies and other administrative topics. | ||
| Parents, have y'all ever discussed fleeing your homeland with your spouses? | ||
| I'm guessing not. How fortunate you are. | ||
| Well, how sane they are. | ||
| How in tune with reality they are. | ||
| Sorry, continuing. Richard and Bonnie, I speak to you directly now. | ||
| Hear ye, hear ye. | ||
| You can be stubborn on this issue or you can choose to support the family. | ||
| The choice is yours. If your gay brothers were alive today, they'd agree 100% with my point of view. | ||
| So the question poised is a yes-no one. | ||
| Will you commit to not voting for the GOP ever again? | ||
| Because remember, the GOP is dividing families. | ||
| Remember, the GOP is dividing families, so I'm going to use my dead uncle's corpses to berate you into not voting for GOP ever again because they divide families. | ||
| Crazy. Okay, these people are crazy. | ||
| All across the country, my trans and queer friends are hosting these same awful conversations with their families. | ||
| Yeah, it's almost like having you people and family is just bad. | ||
| It's just not good. And again, I want to make it very clear. | ||
| I have gay people in my family. | ||
| They would never write a letter like this. | ||
| My God. They would never do anything like this to our family. | ||
| They would never put their parents in this situation. | ||
| They would never have the narcissistic evil in their heart to do anything like this. | ||
| I could care less who you sleep with. | ||
| I don't give a damn how you dress. | ||
| It doesn't matter. | ||
| It doesn't matter to me. Why should I care? | ||
| I would rather not even know. | ||
| It doesn't alter how I feel about my family members or my friends in the slightest iota. | ||
| You can sleep with whoever or whatever you want, but if you write a letter like this, you should be in jail. | ||
| This should be criminalized. | ||
| Whatever this is, whatever this mindset is, whatever this hostage situation, emotional blackmail we're experiencing here needs to be snuffed out for the sake of all of us. | ||
| But we'll finish. He says, we will no longer allow poisons to flow unoppressed. | ||
| Just like spitting out this putrid bile, this poison out of his every word. | ||
| And he's just like, we will not, just wiping the poison from his mouth. | ||
| We will not allow this poison to continue. | ||
| He says, our love is massive, but not without conditions. | ||
| Oh, then it's not love. | ||
| Ooh, sorry to break this to you. It's not love, then. | ||
| Our love is massive, not without conditions. | ||
| That's not love. | ||
| That's abuse, actually. | ||
| That's what that is. That's emotional abuse. | ||
| That's withholding, narcissistic, psychopathic behavior. | ||
| You absolute monster. | ||
| You've got to think that... | ||
| I mean, just put yourself in the mindset of a father... | ||
| And again, you know, one of the things about not being able to procreate is you'll never experience what it's like to take care of a baby from its birth. | ||
| So maybe you don't understand what every single parent in the world has gone through. | ||
| And it's actually the beautiful thing about having a kid is you are so dedicated to them. | ||
| You're so like... | ||
| It's my... You're like... | ||
| You have to reorganize your life. | ||
| I mean, I talk about how much fun having a kid is all the time because I want people to have more kids. | ||
| It's very hard. It's extremely hard. | ||
| You... It's a total reorganization of your life to serve this... | ||
| This person will never, ever, ever be able to understand what you have done for it, how much love and support and effort you have put into just keeping it alive and safe and raising it as best you can. | ||
| You'll never experience it until you have a kid. | ||
| And so you pour your love into this kid. | ||
| Just on the hope that you can build a good person, a decent human being, and a responsible, loving person out of them so that one day they'll have kids and they'll be able to pass that on to their progeny because it'll never get returned to you. | ||
| It's impossible. It's an impossible task to try to give as much love to your parents as they gave to you. | ||
| You can never do it. And so maybe having never experienced that, then you can look at somebody like your own father and treat them with this level of disdain, hatred, viciousness. | ||
| As this person did. | ||
| And we'll expand on it a little bit more. | ||
| We'll go line by line and talk about what this psychopathy is. | ||
| Alright folks, welcome back. | ||
| We're going to go out to your phone calls shortly. | ||
| I just do want to comment a few more things about this letter. | ||
| And how this is really sweeping the nation in a lot of ways. | ||
| Now this began with his post. | ||
| This guy Ryan... | ||
| He shows a text from his dad where his dad's like, this is your dad. | ||
| Stop your vicious words. | ||
| This is not about homosexuality. | ||
| I have friends who are gay and a brother who I supported, loved, and you can't see what the rest of it that he wrote is. | ||
| Because the dad obviously is like, he's fine with it. | ||
| So, so, you know, the conversation, I guess, is like, it's, it's almost, I don't know. | ||
| And it's... | ||
| It's hard to wrap your mind around how this gets going, how we got here, and where it goes from here. | ||
| The conversation must have gone something like, you can't vote GOP anymore. | ||
| And the other guy like, yeah, but the Democrats are... | ||
| The Democrats are stupid. | ||
| All of their programs are complete failures. | ||
| Everything they touch turns to crap. | ||
| The taxes are incredibly high. | ||
| All the money goes towards just horrible social programs. | ||
| Just make everything worse. | ||
| They're trying to go to war in Ukraine. It's awful. | ||
| But they love me for who I am. | ||
| Dad's like, no, I love you for who you are. | ||
| The Democrats use your sexuality like a lever to control you. | ||
| That's not love. Like, this guy doesn't know what love is. | ||
| Literally. He's like, my love is unconditional. | ||
| Your love is conditional. | ||
| Okay. So it's... | ||
| It's what then? | ||
| It's just something for you to blackmail. | ||
| It's an emotion for you to blackmail your family knowing that they love you more than anything else and so you can force them to do things by threatening to withhold it. | ||
| You narcissist. You psychopath. | ||
| You abuser. You emotionally abusive wretch. | ||
| Just awful. And you know, it's like a feedback loop thing where just the leftist insanity is driving the conservatives insane. | ||
| It's like, what do you think people see when they see this letter? | ||
| Think they're convinced? Think they're like, you know what, he's right. | ||
| You know what? The psychopath emotional abuser, he has a point. | ||
| I'm going to stop being mean to gay people. | ||
| No, what people will more likely do is go, yeah, we got to do something about that. | ||
| I didn't want to, I didn't want to get rid of gays before, but like I saw the letter and now I'm like, something's got to be done here. | ||
| I don't feel that way. Again, it's not even about sexuality. | ||
| It's about whatever this is. | ||
| Because I've had similar conversations with members of my family that aren't gay that are similar to this. | ||
| Like far leftist people that are just like, We cannot talk unless you say right now that Black Lives Matter and that the protests are good and safe. | ||
| And it's like, I'm not going to say that. | ||
| I'm not going to bow to your commands, you weird little dictator. | ||
| No, it's not going to happen. | ||
| And they're just like, then this conversation's over! | ||
| And they just like block you. | ||
| It's like... Okay, so it's not sexuality. | ||
| There's something about sexuality. | ||
| Well, maybe there's something. But that's not the primary thing. | ||
| Something much deeper, much more concerning, much more despicable and mentally disordered in their minds to write an article like this. | ||
| And by the way, you can tell it's like a religion. | ||
| It's like a vicious kind of hateful cult that these people are in. | ||
| And the problem is that they're getting power and they're enforcing this religious doctrine on everybody. | ||
| Headline from New York Post, court rules against New York worker fired for refusing LGBTQ training. | ||
| So, you know, they're a godless religion, so they can pretend they're not a religion. | ||
| So even though they have all of the aspects of a religion, they have a moral and ethical framework. | ||
| That they rely on. | ||
| They treat people like they'll excommunicate you if you don't agree with them. | ||
| It has all the aspects of a religion. | ||
| But because they don't believe in God, they get to pretend like it's not a religion and force it on everybody else. | ||
| And so you have to come to this training. | ||
| It's just inclusion training. | ||
| And it's just straight up religious indoctrination. | ||
| So people who recognize that go, this is contrary to my religion. | ||
| So I'm not going to engage in a religious performance of a religion that I don't belong to. | ||
| That violates my principles. | ||
| And then the courts come in and say, no, you can't do that. | ||
| You have to take the religious indoctrination. | ||
| You have to convert, actually, or else you're not going to be able to have a job anymore. | ||
| So now this new religion is being enforced on people by the state. | ||
| And again, you can just read the letter for yourself, and it's just like... | ||
| He's like, this isn't about politics, but if you vote for GOP, I'm going to excommunicate you and we'll never talk again. | ||
| I'm not inviting any dialogue. | ||
| I'm allowing no nuance whatsoever. | ||
| I have no interest in nuance. | ||
| I have no interest whatsoever in having an open mind or even listening to your side of things. | ||
| I am making demands, and you submit to them, or I'm going to emotionally exclude you from participation in the family. | ||
| And it's just like... The entire family, every response in this family should just be like, you're not invited to our family anymore. | ||
| Like, the entire family, I don't know what it is, but like, can you imagine getting an email like this? | ||
| The only thing that should happen is this guy should be never invited to another family function again. | ||
| Obviously, that's the only result, because to treat your own father like this... | ||
| It's despicable beyond description. | ||
| And if that's the ultimatum, you gotta side with the father on this one. | ||
| Of course, the father's probably just a nice guy that's like, okay, son, whatever you say, I'll do it. | ||
| You know, I'll do it. I'll stop voting GOP if I can just have a relationship with my psychopath gay son. | ||
| I mean, it's just wild. And again, they've convinced themselves that there's some sort of genocide happening. | ||
| Our love is massive, but not without conditions, he says. | ||
| Your unwavering support of LGBTQ plus is non-negotiable. | ||
| It's required because they imagine that the GOP is like passing laws to genocide gay people. | ||
| They actually believe this. | ||
| It's totally insane, but it's also a self-fulfilling prophecy because as they convince themselves with no basis whatsoever that we have a plan to move to a Canadian city. | ||
| It's like What the hell are you talking about? | ||
| Your own bizarre fantasies are not our concern. | ||
| But anyway, I want to get to calls here. | ||
| But again, it's just being gay should not be illegal. | ||
| This should. Whatever this is should be punishable by law. | ||
| This email should be evidence in a courtroom that should send you away for life. | ||
| Say our civilization cannot exist with people like this walking around. | ||
| Gay, straight, doesn't matter. You send an email like this, gulag. | ||
| That's my take. Boy, oh boy. | ||
| Maybe we'll get this guy, this guy's dad. | ||
| Alright, let's go. | ||
| We'll go out to emails, whatever's here, calls here. | ||
| Alex in Michigan, you want to talk about the Roseanne interview. | ||
| Thank you so much for calling in, Alex. | ||
| You're on the air. Hey, thanks for taking my call, Harrison. | ||
| Sure. A minute left, the floor is yours, Alex. | ||
| I thought the interview that Alex Jones did like a week ago with Roseanne in studio was really good. | ||
| Roseanne explained how the Jesuits and the Swiss banks are connected to the Knights Templars. | ||
| And they had a really interesting conversation, Alex Jones and Roseanne. | ||
| And I just think for people who want to blame the Jews for everything, you should listen to that interview. | ||
| And, you know, I don't agree with everything she said, like her interpretation of the Bible. | ||
| I believe you need to believe the Lord Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, risen again, and then you'll be born again in the Holy Spirit. | ||
| And it's the Jesuits and the Roman beast who are controlling our world right now. | ||
| It's a tangled web. | ||
| Thanks for that call, Alex. | ||
| Go find that interview on band.video. | ||
| It's a total bombshell. Huge stuff, once again. | ||
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| Jordan from New Jersey has called in about the situation in the South Pacific with cyclones in the UN. I'm not aware of what's happening in the South Pacific right now. | ||
| Jordan, go ahead. You're on the air. | ||
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Yes, thank you, Harrison. | |
| Thank you for taking my call. | ||
| I just wanted—I noticed that there really wasn't any news coverage of this. | ||
| I only know because of—you know, I knew about this island country because of my business. | ||
| And so, in any event, there's a country. | ||
| It's to the—I guess it would be technically the east of the eastern coast of Australia called Manuatu. | ||
| Everybody can look this up on the internet. | ||
| You have to put it in and know about it to find this stuff. | ||
| But two giant Category 4 cyclones whipped through that place earlier this month. | ||
| Unprecedented. And a major earthquake hit it. | ||
| And I just want to warn everybody, this population here in this island country and a lot of island countries in that area have become weaponized so far that Banu Atu I actually filed a petition to seek an international court of justice opinion on compensation for climate change victims in November 2022. | ||
| And these cyclones were just on the heels of that. | ||
| And it totally wiped out the whole country. | ||
| And these people are pushing for and other countries are pushing for this opinion at the International Court of Justice. | ||
| And this is slowly moving its way through. | ||
| It has a lot of support and would obviously mostly affect guess who? | ||
| Us. | ||
| If certain reparations or opinions were released, causing who knows what kind of measures to be taken. | ||
| So I just wanted to alert everybody to this. | ||
| And for those who don't – and it brings up the question of there's been a lot of chatter on the internet about the Turkey earthquake being man-made. | ||
| Weaponized. | ||
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Yeah. | |
| There's also all these – us and people on InfoMos for years talking about the weaponization of weather and so forth. | ||
| When people, you know, balk at that in your conversations, Right. | ||
| Right. Right. | ||
| Right. Certainly destroys any snark people may have about weather weapons. | ||
| What are you even talking about? | ||
| And it's like, I don't know. What about the giant convention they had with all the different states promising not to use it? | ||
| It's like, obviously, it's real. But even recently, you find articles where it's like, China has deployed a 20,000-person weather modification convention. | ||
| You can see articles celebrating the fact that they made it rain in Dubai in 107 degree heat by cloud seeding. | ||
| I mean, obviously there are massive unprecedented weather events going on. | ||
| California is flooding to an extent that is totally unprecedented. | ||
| The snowfall in California that they've never seen before. | ||
| The Po River in Italy is down 60% from its normal fill amount, and the canals in Venice are totally dry at this point. | ||
| The Euphrates and the rivers in the Middle East are lower than they've ever been. | ||
| You have massive like changes, shifts in the climate that have absolutely nothing to do. | ||
| And scientists cannot justify how carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could have anything to do with this. | ||
| They don't even try to claim, you know, these things can are related in any way. | ||
| They just like assert it and then demand you not question it. | ||
| They're just like, well, climate change is causing all of this because you're you because you exist, really, because you exist and because you eat meats. | ||
| We got to shut down the farms. | ||
| And, you know, I've been looking into this because I'm I'm actually. | ||
| Here's a little spoiler alert, a special exclusive for American Journal listeners. | ||
| The next pitch meeting will be a pitch meeting about climate change. | ||
| And I might have to make it an hour and a half long because of how ridiculous the entire scam is, how deeply it goes. | ||
| So I've been looking into this, and it's like there are a lot of really unprecedented weather things happening right now. | ||
| Simultaneously, maybe it's a coincidence, but you've got massive weather modification programs rolling out across the globe. | ||
| They're trying to block out the sun. | ||
| They're manipulating weather in areas as big as, like, Texas over China. | ||
| I mean, they are... | ||
| massively altering this closed weather system of planet Earth and expecting it not to have major devastating impacts. | ||
| And then when the major devastating impacts do come, they say this is the West's fault for polluting too much, even though the vast majority of the pollution comes from China, where they've all offshored their manufacturing. | ||
| It's insane. All of it is insane. | ||
| And thank you for pointing this out. | ||
| I hadn't heard of this. Vanuatu is the island there off the east of... | ||
| East of Australia, west of the island of Fiji. | ||
| And yeah, I think it's a good point to point this out. | ||
| And of course, it really doesn't make sense when you have headlines like this just from earlier this year. | ||
| No global warming for eight years and four months. | ||
| Latest data shows. | ||
| And that's the official data from the... | ||
| The UK's National Office of Weather Monitoring as well as the American one confirms that as well. | ||
| So the globe has not been heating, but the weather has been going insane, and they have been doing massive weather modification programs. | ||
| Wonder where the blame lies. | ||
| Thank you so much for that call. | ||
| Very good. I'm glad you pointed that out to us as that has flown totally under our radar up till now. | ||
| Jordan, thank you for that. Let's go to Jim in Oklahoma. | ||
| Talk about World War III. Go ahead, Jim. | ||
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You're on the air. Yeah, Harrison, just to add on to the previous caller, down in We Talk in the South Pacific, we nuked that island, told islanders to get off of there, or we'll vaporize their island, and we just concreted over it, and the Air Force gave them a several hundred million dollar settlement in the early 2000s. | |
| And then on the weather warfare, just watch Dane Wigington on Saturdays. | ||
| Every Saturday, and you'll know a little bit more about what's going on. | ||
| But on to my real calls, when MTG and Crenshaw was trying to pass the bill, To send the military after the cartels, Mexico is going to think we're going to attack them, then they're going to poison our food supply. | ||
| Then AMLO, who's Oberdor, who's a Mexican president, we'll call in Xi and Putin and bring in troops down there in hypersonics. | ||
| We're already surrounded on the 3 o'clock, on the 9 o'clock with Russian subs already. | ||
| So if we piss them off, there's actually a solution. | ||
| Dick Grasso went to Colombia in the late 90s to establish a deal with the Colombians to wash their money through our economy. | ||
| In 1999, you can look it up and confirm it. | ||
| and we should have a modern-day sit-down with them down there, a Dick Grasso-style sit-down and negotiate an agreement. | ||
| It's funny that MPG doesn't want to go to war with Ukraine and blah, blah, blah, but she wants to go to war with the Mexican cartels. | ||
| I understand we buy their drugs. | ||
| It's our problem. | ||
| We support them. | ||
| So I think that's a solution instead of just a military solution and have another front and another war. | ||
| Another solution would just be closing the border and cutting off their funding mechanism. | ||
| That would be a very easy solution. | ||
| Or what Bukele is doing in El Salvador. | ||
| Very good call. Very good point. Thank you for that, Jim. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side. Don't go anywhere. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. After your phone calls once again, just a note on that last phone call. | ||
| I actually am in favor of sending the military after the Mexican cartels, but only with the stipulation that it be in replacement of our military adventurism overseas in places like Syria and Yemen and Ukraine. | ||
| I don't think we should add another front to the global war we're waging against everybody. | ||
| But I do support, I mean, I think there's got to be something like, you call it something like political transposition, to where it's not like we don't have enough resources to do things, it's just it's all being spent in the wrong place. | ||
| So, you know, I don't want to start a new war with Mexico, but I do want to take all of the resources we have fighting pointless conflicts in the Middle East, just move them to the southern border. | ||
| That, I think, would be a much more appropriate use of our military than any other situation. | ||
| And we wouldn't even have to invade Mexico. | ||
| We could just defend our border if we wanted. | ||
| But also, if you go, hey, we're going to war with these criminal cartels that are invading our country, and the government of Mexico goes, if you attack them, we will defend them. | ||
| Then, like, okay, well, that's weird, but fine. | ||
| And economically, we could do a lot more damage than militarily. | ||
| But we just have to focus on things that actually matter to us and not spend our money on pointless conflicts overseas that have no benefit to the American people but do destroy our reputation, destroy our actual influence where it could matter and allow the Chinese to come in and take over. | ||
| I mean it's just – it's all nonsense. | ||
| It's all insanity, and sanity would be using the military to protect your country from the invasion that's happening to you currently right now. | ||
| It's totally insane that we don't do that. | ||
| Let's go to more phone calls now. | ||
| We have Todd in Illinois who also wants to talk about World War III. | ||
| What's your take on the situation? | ||
| Todd, you're on the air. | ||
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Hi, Harrison. | |
| Let me start by saying I've been an InfoWars listener since 2000. | ||
| I find myself listening to your show more and more, pretty much five days a week. | ||
| So thank you for that. | ||
| Thank you. As for World War III, I'm very hopeful. | ||
| I don't see it actually starting. | ||
| The globalists are really behind schedule on their plans. | ||
| They're running around trying to plug holes. | ||
| Saudi Arabia and our other pseudo-allies, they're fleeing for China, Russia, Iran, because they don't see – they see the people turning against the globalists in our countries. | ||
| That's just how I see it. | ||
| I mean Russia is playing a long game in Ukraine. | ||
| They could have conquered Ukraine already, but they're playing this long game. | ||
| I honestly see them waiting on us just to take over our countries again, take back our countries. | ||
| And they see America not being the America of the globalists in the future. | ||
| I pretty much agree with you 100%. | ||
| And I see things like the fact that Biden is approving oil drilling in Alaska and the army refocusing their messaging to try to appeal more to white Christian men when previously it sort of demonized them pretty regularly. | ||
| It seems like they're making some changes behind the scenes that... | ||
| I think you're right. It doesn't mean that we're about to go to war right now, but it means like they're seeing maybe a year, two, three, four, even five years in the future, they are going to have to fight a real war. | ||
| So they're like starting to reverse some of the policies that would make that more difficult. | ||
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Are you seeing that as well? I'm kind of seeing that, but I think the war that they – if the central banking system gets put in place where we go to that digital currency, then we're going to have to fight that war. | |
| If we're able to stop them from putting that digital currency into place, especially if we're able to hold the investors of these central banks accountable for all the debt that they've actually started – Part of the Federal Reserve Act was we put it into this bank for them to assist our Congress in managing the money, yet they've never once told Congress, no, you can't afford that. | ||
| And as investors, you're an investor in a company, you kind of have a responsibility to tell the company to have smart practices. | ||
| You're exactly right. It all goes back to the Federal Reserve, as Ron Paul talked about before I was even born. | ||
| I mean, he's had his finger on the pulse the whole time. | ||
| Thank you for that, Todd. Very, very interesting stuff. | ||
| And I pray that you're right. | ||
| I pray that, you know, the globalists are seeing the same signs we are, that they're... | ||
| Stranglehold on the world is starting to slip. | ||
| I just hope they don't... I mean, they just double down and, like, launch a nuclear false flag and get everybody to go to war with China. | ||
| I really, really hope that. | ||
| Let's go to Typical American in America. | ||
| You want to talk about liberal insanity? | ||
| Go ahead, Typical American. | ||
| What is behind this phenomenon? | ||
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Hey there, Harrison. How are you doing? | |
| Good morning. God bless you. | ||
| Good morning. Hey, so... | ||
| You know, I wanted to go ahead and I don't know what you said in the beginning. | ||
| Sorry, you kind of cut off there. | ||
| I wanted to go through a couple of things. | ||
| One, I lived on the border. | ||
| I support a war in Mexico. | ||
| There are 30,000 people there murdered every year. | ||
| Yeah. I mean, if that's not a crisis that we won't involve ourselves in, I don't know what is. | ||
| Literally a higher, especially in places like El Salvador, not anymore because of Bukele, and that should, again, should be a path forward for people. | ||
| But, yeah, literally a higher murder rate than, like, Iraq during the war or Syria during the Civil War. | ||
| So, yeah, it's already a war zone. | ||
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And I won't get into too much detail, but I'll tell you, you get shot at or you shoot at somebody out there and you tell the law, they kind of tell you, all right, well, is anyone left out there? | |
| It's that serious. | ||
| People don't realize. | ||
| Either way, I wanted to say a thing about liberals and a cautionary tale for both our sides. | ||
| One, we know that they can't be reasoned with. | ||
| You know, we've survived climate change before. | ||
| There was an ice age. The world drastically warmed up. | ||
| What we won't survive is the infertility caused by microplastics inside of our system that's literally making every living thing on this planet infertile. | ||
| We won't survive that if we don't get a handle on that. | ||
| We can survive the world heating up 10 degrees. | ||
| That's not a big deal. We're resilient. | ||
| The world is resilient. Life finds a way. | ||
| But when life stops at the conception, we won't find a way. | ||
| Now, with that, too, I'd like to go ahead and say... | ||
| You know, they like to go ahead and call us fascists and racists, but as we all know, they are the true fascists and racists in our society. | ||
| They don't seem to realize that limiting free speech and not allowing dissenting opinions is fascism. | ||
| They say they fear the rise of a new Nazi party. | ||
| They say that removing books and laws against depravity, particularly upon children, is akin to what the Nazis did with book burning. | ||
| Well, they are correct. | ||
| We resemble in many ways the Weimar Republic, socially, culturally, and economically. | ||
| The first transgender surgery was done during the Weimar Republic era and in Berlin. | ||
| The Nazis didn't burn Mark Twain, Shakespeare, or Homer. | ||
| They burnt books of pornography, communism, and textbooks of homosexual theory, much like we have in our universities today. | ||
| The danger we face is their point. | ||
| Yeah, which is hilarious because the liberals are the ones changing or getting rid of Dr. Sarkozy. | ||
| Seuss and Roald Dahl and Mark Twain. | ||
| The exact ones that you're mentioning. | ||
| So ironic. | ||
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Precisely. And they're pushing their homosexual books upon us and our children. | |
| The danger we face is their incessant desire to continue to force depravity and a singular approved message upon a people who don't want it. | ||
| You cannot force people to believe in your morals and customs. | ||
| This is how you create violent revolts. | ||
| We must stop this before it grows further and further into hate. | ||
| And I've learned this actually in Germany. | ||
| These are people that have experienced, you know, obviously fascism taking over and Nazism. | ||
| And they said what their biggest concern, liberals over there that are educated, you know, that I've spoken with, their biggest concern is people not accepting the mass migration at the level it is, even though they're pro-migration. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. Thank you so much for that. | ||
| Brilliant call. A lot of other people... | ||
| All these calls have been great. Let's go to Brittany in Austin. | ||
| You want to talk about Operation Pegasus, and I hadn't heard of this. | ||
| So, Brittany, thanks for calling in. You're on the air. | ||
| What is Operation Pegasus? | ||
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So, I don't really... | |
| I'm not entirely sure. | ||
| I don't even know where to begin, but it's actually... | ||
| Blooberville is bordering Austin, and it's always been a place that I stayed away from. | ||
| I don't know if it started here or not, but there was gang stalking. | ||
| I had a friend tell me about it, and that's kind of where it started. | ||
| I didn't know, but these people are being held Basically, mentally hostage. | ||
| Now, I don't know how much truth there is to it, because I've kind of been afraid to leave the house for about a year and a half. | ||
| But they use, yeah, they threaten your family, use sound torture, Look, if people are threatening you or harassing you, you can report it to the police. | ||
| You can stand up for yourself. | ||
| I'm very skeptical of gang-stalking accusations. | ||
| If people are doing things to you, you've got to report it. | ||
| You've got to stand up. You know, using the law for it or move somewhere else. | ||
| You can't be keeping yourself inside for a year and a half because of that. | ||
| That's not healthy. | ||
| Thank you for the call, Brittany. I do really want to get to Joshua, though. | ||
| Joshua's a first-time caller, so thank you for calling in. | ||
| I'm sorry. I should have seen that earlier. | ||
| I would have gone to you earlier. Go ahead, Joshua. | ||
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You're on the air. 30 seconds. Hey, I'm going to try to make this quick as possible. | |
| I just want to thank you and Owen and Alex for waking me up years ago. | ||
| So, the blatant propaganda going on. | ||
| There's a new Xbox game on Game Pass called Zombie Army 4. | ||
| If you play, there's blatant satanic stuff on there. | ||
| And I don't know if you remember the Nickelodeon show called Are you afraid of the dark? | ||
| Well, they recently just made a brand new season. | ||
| If you watch the first five minutes, it's two teenagers, one boy dressed in drag. | ||
| I couldn't watch it. Dude, it's all satanic. | ||
| It's across the board now. | ||
| Now my kid doesn't watch anything made after 1980. | ||
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