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| The British Royal Family, who own over 16% of the entire planet, seems to be falling apart, which is nothing who own over 16% of the entire planet, seems to be falling apart, which is nothing to mourn, for they are one of In 1964, the Queen and Prince Philip visited a school in British Columbia. | ||
| Former resident William Coombs claims that ten of his classmates were taken by the Queen and Prince Philip, never to be seen again. | ||
| The notorious pedophile and necrophiliac Jimmy Savile was close friends with the royal family. | ||
| Charles wanted him to be Prince Harry's godfather. | ||
| He was awarded the most excellent order of the British Empire in 1971 and knighted by the Queen in 1990. | ||
| Prince Andrew has been a regular at Jeffrey Epstein's Pedophile Island. | ||
| King Charles was close friends with a bishop who was convicted of raping over a dozen boys. | ||
| A former student of Aldenam School claims that students were routinely raped and tortured by members of the Worshipful Company of Brewers, which was frequented by Jimmy Savile, King Charles, and Lord Mountbatten, who has been accused of raping an 11-year-old boy. | ||
| Jeanette Archer says she was abused by the royals as a young child and says that they are reptilians. | ||
| According to Princess Diana's friend, Christine Fitzgerald, Diana's nickname for the Windsors was the reptiles and used to say that they are not human. | ||
| While this may sound strange, most royal bloodlines in history were said to be the offspring of reptilians, often described as dragon or serpent people. | ||
| In an interview with David Icke, Arizona Wilder told her story of being bred for the express purpose of conducting rituals for the royal family. | ||
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Was bred for this role that I fulfill. | |
| I was being abused and traumatized and on purpose for the mind control that they need someone to go through to do whatever they say. | ||
| She explained the importance of blood rituals. | ||
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What it's all about is that the blood and the menstrual blood It contains something that is important for the propagation of this race that is controlling She explained the infamous adrenochrome. | |
| For it to be secreted in the blood is they need terrorization of their victims. | ||
| They are killed at that moment as they are staring into their eyes. | ||
| She said when the royals and others smelled blood, they would shape shift into reptilians. | ||
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When the victims are starting to be sacrificed, it's the scent of the blood. | |
| They start shape-shifting at that point in time. | ||
| They can't hold their shape when this happens. | ||
| The human shape. The human shape they cannot hold. | ||
| They go back into reptilian shape as this is happening because it's a type of excitement of the kill. | ||
| I have seen at Rituals, I have seen George Bush. | ||
| I have seen the two sons when they were young. | ||
| Are these the sons that have become governors? | ||
| Yes. One is in Florida and one is in Texas. | ||
| Madeleine Albright. I have seen Henry Kissinger. | ||
| I've seen the Queen Mother there. | ||
| And I have seen Princess Margaret there. | ||
| I've seen Charles there. | ||
| And they shapeshift. | ||
| What have you seen the Queen or any of the royal family do in relation to that? | ||
| Have you seen them sacrifice and consume human flesh? | ||
| I've seen all of them drink human blood and consume human flesh. | ||
| There are certain times when there will have been someone doing a sacrifice and it's not happening fast enough for them. | ||
| So they will step in and finish it themselves. | ||
| These reptilians live Hundreds of years. | ||
| And so they have to have taken more than one human body to live in. | ||
| David Icke predicted years ago that the royal family would be removed to make way for a one-world government. | ||
| And Dr. Michael Sala, who has been researching exo-politics for 20 years, has a different theory which could explain the fading of the royal family. | ||
| Creepy stuff, folks. Find and share that at Bandai Video, the British Royals and the Reptilians. | ||
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It's Monday, March 25th in the year of 2024. | |
| And you're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this thing. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| We are broadcasting live from the Austin, Texas headquarters of Infowars. | ||
| Infowars.com forward slash show band.video. | ||
| Thank you so much for being here with us this morning. | ||
| We have a lot to talk about. | ||
| A whole weekend's worth of news that we'll get into. | ||
| And so let's not waste any time. | ||
| Here it is, your daily dispatch. All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Monday, the 25th of March, 2024. | ||
| Moscow terror attack suspects hauled before court one literally unconscious. | ||
| That's the headline from InfoWars.com. | ||
| A Moscow court convened late on Sunday to hear prosecutors' demands on pretrial detention for a group of men detained in the aftermath of Friday's Crocus City Hall attack, which claimed the lives of over 130 people. | ||
| I believe 137 is the official count now. | ||
| The suspects, all of whom are nationals of Tajikistan, appeared individually. | ||
| They are a range between 32 and 24 years old. | ||
| Most of them born in Tajikistan, some in Moscow. | ||
| Others illegal immigrants overstaying their work visas. | ||
| And again, we'll get into more of this a little bit later. | ||
| Apparently ISIS-K has taken responsibility for the attack. | ||
| And we'll get into exactly where ISIS came from and some suspicious circumstances surrounding this attack here later today. | ||
| Meanwhile, Trump's options dwindle as $454 million judgment bears down on him. | ||
| Monday is Judgment Day for former President Donald J. Trump. | ||
| The day he fears a $454 million judgment against him might come due. | ||
| Under New York law, Letitia James could have enforced the $454 million judgment once it became final last month. | ||
| Trump a 30-day grace period that expires on Monday. | ||
| Although Ms. James could move to collect at any moment, she's not expected to take any aggressive action Monday. | ||
| When she does act, her efforts, depending on the severity, could starve Mr. | ||
| Trump's family business of cash, drop the curtain on his final act as a New York mogul. | ||
| And while Mr. Trump can seek to delay or limit some damage, That legal process is slow torture, said Mark Zarderer, a veteran New York business litigator who handled many judgments. | ||
| And we'll look into this as well. | ||
| Suffice it to say, I think we got some constitutional violations going on here. | ||
| The Eighth Amendment comes to mind. | ||
| Cruel and unusual punishment. | ||
| After all, even if Trump was 100% guilty and this wasn't a politically motivated argument, Witch hunt, which obviously it is, but even if it wasn't, even if he really did cynically overvalue his properties to illegally get loans out that he then repaid in full, even if he's completely guilty of everything they're accusing him of, Is that the type of thing that somebody's supposed to go completely bankrupt over? | ||
| Is that supposed to ruin an entire family because a property was overvalued on a loan that was totally repaid? | ||
| It's Just obvious what's going on here. | ||
| We'll get into it again a little bit more later. | ||
| Tell you about how it might not be as easy as old Letitia James thinks to wrest Trump's properties from his hands. | ||
| Meanwhile, this is from thejc.com. | ||
| Israel proposes releasing more than 700 Palestinian prisoners for 40 hostages. | ||
| As part of truce talks taking place in Doha, Jerusalem has agreed to release between 700 to 800 Palestinian security prisoners in exchange for 40 Israeli hostages held by Hamas and Gaza, according to various media reports. | ||
| The inmates include 100 serving life sentences for murdering Israelis. | ||
| Axios journalist Barak Ravid reported on Monday citing two Israeli officials. | ||
| Ravid reported that the number stands at 700, while an Israeli official briefed on the Doha talks told Reuters the figure could reach as high as 800. | ||
| Again, we'll get into this a little bit more later. | ||
| There are 134 Israeli hostages currently being held by Hamas. | ||
| In Gaza out of the 253 taken during the October 7th attack. | ||
| Meanwhile, this from The Express out of the UK. Urgent food shortage warning as green new scheme makes farmland unusable. | ||
| As the war on food continues, one farmer warns that green schemes could trigger a severe contraction in domestic agricultural output. | ||
| They say this will lead to food shortages as land is taken out of use. | ||
| Farmers have warned against this green scheme designed to boost sustainability and wildlife because it makes it impossible to grow food anymore. | ||
| Ken, we'll touch on that a little bit later as it's a global phenomenon, the outright attack on your ability to grow sustenance. | ||
| Finally, we have this global cancer phenomenon. | ||
| It's not just America. | ||
| The UK, Japan, South Africa, and Australia are among dozens of countries suffering mystery spikes of all different kinds of tumors in young people. | ||
| Gee, whatever could it be? | ||
| Whatever could be behind this sudden, unexpected, and horrifying rise in turbo cancers across the entire world, specifically in young people? | ||
| It's the vaccine. It was the vaccine, folks. | ||
| But again, we'll look into that. | ||
| We'll consider all options, but it is the vaccine. | ||
| That's it. That's your Daily Dispatch for the 25th of March. | ||
| Make sure to go to Infowarsstore.com to support everything that we do here. | ||
| We have a lot of stuff to talk about. | ||
| We're having a little bit of technical difficulties. | ||
| I haven't been able to put any videos in yet, but it's a shame because we have a lot of videos to go to. | ||
| But we'll be talking about a number of major issues. | ||
| Including getting into the Moscow terror attack. | ||
| We'll also touch on exactly what's happening with Kate Middleton. | ||
| The princess, I guess. | ||
| The royal family member that went missing for several months and then apparently has cancer. | ||
| It's not her necessarily or the cancer diagnosis or the mystery disappearance. | ||
| It's the way all of that is being used to censor speech online, believe it or not. | ||
| A brazen new attempt to silence people for simply speculating when the mainstream story is so utterly unconvincing. | ||
| Again, we'll get into that. | ||
| Some invasion numbers that are truly staggering. | ||
| And of course, we'll take your calls for the second half of the show. | ||
| In fact, we're going to open up lines nice and early today. | ||
| I may do it halfway through this hour. | ||
| We'll see. But first let's talk about the Moscow terror attacks. | ||
| Lots of speculation about this. | ||
| A horrifying gun attack against a concert hall in Moscow. | ||
| Stories at Infowars.com. | ||
| Images widely circulated Sunday showing the Moscow concert hall terror attack suspects were being hauled before the court. | ||
| One of them was literally unconscious as clearly they had been severely roughed up and likely tortured by security services. | ||
| Russian authorities haven't been shy about this considering the number of videos now circulating showing portions of the intense and physical interrogations in action. | ||
| The maximum penalty is reported to be life imprisonment, though it's likely the torture or continued harsh physical punishment awaits them. | ||
| According to Russian media, the Moscow court convened late Sunday to hear prosecutors' demands on pretrial detention for a group of men detained in the aftermath of Friday's Krokus City Hall attack, which claimed the lives of over 130 people. | ||
| All these suspects are from Tajikistan. | ||
| I'm not even going to try to pronounce their names, but one of them, who apparently confessed, is 32 years old, an illegal immigrant from Tajikistan who overstayed a work visa. | ||
| He's the father of four young children. | ||
| The second is 28, also born in Tajikistan, now lives in Moscow. | ||
| The third was 24, born in Tajikistan, a factory worker and the father of an eight-month-old baby. | ||
| And the fourth is a hairdresser wheeled on a stretcher to court. | ||
| All of these have been reportedly charged under Russia's terrorist act for their alleged involvement in the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack. | ||
| Of course, shocking scenes. | ||
| That caused a lot of speculation about who could really be behind this. | ||
| Not a lot of suspects. | ||
| I think it might be the same people that blew up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. | ||
| I don't know, but I just think terrorist attacks against Russia can all be pretty easily placed at the feet of NATO, Ukraine, America, Israel. | ||
| What you have to understand is that Internationally, there's really no delineation between the Western hegemony, right? | ||
| The Five Eyes, UK, America. | ||
| Throw Israel in the mix. | ||
| Ukraine, obviously, is a puppet of this faction. | ||
| And you can also throw into the mix there Saudi Arabia, ISIS, the Azov Battalion, and a number of other pseudo-state or non-state actors that often... | ||
| Either coincidentally or because it's evidence of cooperation have targets that align perfectly with those identified by the Five Eyes NATO hegemonic block. | ||
| In other words, there's circumstance after circumstance where ISIS sort of went away for a while, only to reappear following the October 7th attack, only not attacking Israel, but attacking Syria and Hamas and Iran and other enemies of Israel. | ||
| Ironically enough, strangely enough, coincidentally enough, Then there's also the fact that, as we reported at least a year ago, when the video first came out, there have been commanders and operatives in Ukraine with ISIS patches on their uniforms, literally ISIS fighting in Ukraine. | ||
| And if you look at the way that the buildup to the war in Ukraine, some of the propaganda around the Ukraine war came about, it seems to me like they were trying and Pretty much failed to create sort of a white ISIS in Ukraine. | ||
| All of the propaganda, including people that I think were unwittingly promoting this propaganda, that Ukraine was Nazis. | ||
| I think what they wanted was what they had in the Middle East with ISIS, but in Ukraine with white Westerners. | ||
| Because everybody fighting in Syria under the ISIS banner, they weren't from Syria. | ||
| Some of them were from Saudi Arabia, but the vast majority were from Europe, actually. | ||
| You had refugees, so-called refugees, obviously migrants who had gone to Europe who were then radicalized in the mosques there. | ||
| And when it came time to Create ISIS, they were told and funded and allowed to leave Europe, go to the Middle East and fight on behalf of the Islamic State. | ||
| I think they wanted something similar to happen in Ukraine. | ||
| They were running the same playbook and expected to lure sort of white nationalist or Nazi element in Europe into Sort of along the same lines. | ||
| Oh, you want to fight? You're pissed off? | ||
| You're angry at what's going on? | ||
| Well, come to Ukraine and fight for these Nazis, the Azov Battalion and others. | ||
| But white people didn't really fall for it quite that much. | ||
| But you can see exactly the same playbook at work here. | ||
| And again, I think when it comes to Mossad, CIA, MI6... And all of the other intelligence services in Western Europe, America, and Israel, they're all essentially the same block. | ||
| I mean, they share information quite a bit. | ||
| Obviously, they work against each other sometimes. | ||
| But if you're Russia or if you're China, it's not a real big difference between MI6 and Mossad, MI6 and the CIA. The Ukraine intelligence services and the US State Department. | ||
| It's all one hegemonic block operating in tandem and with combined or aligned interests. | ||
| Again, ISIS-K reportedly took responsibility for this attack. | ||
| Western officials hit back at President Putin's attempt to link the terror attack, which ISIS-K has reportedly taken responsible for, to Ukraine. | ||
| Both President and Kremlin officials have alleged the gunmen were trying to escape through Ukrainian territory, utilizing a window of support from across the border. | ||
| Of course, there were a lot of pieces of evidence that seemed to hint that America and others knew about something that was going to happen before it did. | ||
| You had John Kirby announce that Or reveal that the Pentagon and American officials had warned Americans in Russia to avoid large groups and places specifically like concert halls about a week before the event. | ||
| Victoria Nuland, of course, had promised that Russia would soon be experiencing a surprise of some sort. | ||
| Angel of Death, Victoria Nuland, perhaps telegraphing something that she may have known. | ||
| Of course, she recently stepped down from her role as Deputy Secretary of State and was engaged in something else now. | ||
| We're not quite sure what, but she's not the type of person to quietly retire to a farm or something. | ||
| She is obviously still very much involved in the chaotic manufacturing of global conflict. | ||
| We also had Obama meeting with the PM in the UK, another visit that has not been adequately explained. | ||
| It seems like the Western powers are up to no good in the shadows, and this may be a consequence of that. | ||
| And of course, it's being used to not just weaken, supposedly, or you know, according to these people, weaken Putin at home and carry the war into Russian territory and away from Ukraine by utilizing terrorist attacks. | ||
| And this has been a string of events, and we've covered it a little bit, but there's been a lot of strange destruction going on in Russia, across Russia, for the last couple of weeks. | ||
| And I haven't been really gung-ho about covering the story because some of it seems legit and some of it seems like taking, you know, an accident and putting it, you know, in the timeline with all of these other events. | ||
| So you've got things like a high-rise building that's under construction going up in flames. | ||
| They go, look, another terrorist attack across Russia as things like that have been popping up. | ||
| But as I've seen that, I've been like, well, is that a terrorist attack or is that just a construction accident and a fire taking out a building? | ||
| I mean, nobody was in the building. It didn't kill anybody. | ||
| But I just haven't really dug my teeth in on this story about perhaps foreign actors in Russia causing chaos throughout the country. | ||
| Because it seems like the evidence being presented is a little bit thin. | ||
| Obviously this terrorist attack is not thin evidence whatsoever. | ||
| But it does follow a trend that we've been seeing of mysterious attacks and attacks against infrastructure And people in Russia over the last little while, and of course it makes sense that Ukraine is faltering and failing and basically defeated on the battlefield, but would want to bring about asymmetric warfare to make up for its failures in the field. | ||
| Russian authorities are still very early in their investigation. | ||
| The confessions and claims and counterclaims which are still emerging remain bizarre and murky. | ||
| On Saturday, RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan posted footage of the interrogation of one of the suspects. | ||
| The man in the video claims he went on the killing spree after he was promised 500,000 rubles The suspect claimed his handlers had also instructed him as to where the attack should take place. | ||
| He said he was ordered to kill people there, doesn't matter who. | ||
| The suspect claimed the terror attack was organized on Telegram with an unknown person who provided weapons. | ||
| Russia said that the attackers are not Russian citizens. | ||
| The gunman had later that same day of the attack been apprehended in Bryansk region, not far from the border with Ukraine, according to Russian official statements, admitted ongoing flurry of speculation on the circumstances surrounding the Crocus Hall massacre and the questions of whether state actors or intelligence services may be involved. | ||
| More videos have emerged which appear to tie the attackers to the Islamic State. | ||
| Prior social media claims that asserted one or more attackers were Ukrainian appeared to have been debunked. | ||
| Various theories continue to be advanced also by the mainstream media pundits. | ||
| Independent journalists such as Glenn Greenwald have pointed out that there are many more questions than there are answers at this point, but the MSM narrative has already quickly solidified. | ||
| They've decided they know exactly who it was, what happened, who's to blame And it's definitely not us, you guys. | ||
| We don't know who it is, but we know for sure that it definitely wasn't America. | ||
| Wasn't Israel, wasn't NATO, wasn't Ukraine. | ||
| No way. We don't know who it was, but to say it was us, I mean, that's just outrageous. | ||
| That's insane. But it was probably us, though, actually, if you actually want to know the truth. | ||
| The official ISIS house at Al-Almak recently released a video recorded by the terrorists from the Moscow attack. | ||
| It shows them slowly walking out of the place after killing 140 plus people. | ||
| In the video, one of them shouts Allah Akbar and that they have punished the Kufars and Fadels. | ||
| Meanwhile, the Russian government has continued to question what intelligence concerning the planned attack Washington may have had ahead of time. | ||
| In a March 7th emergency alert, the U.S. Embassy in Moscow said it was monitoring reports that extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings in Moscow to include concerts. | ||
| The embassy further urged all U.S. nationals in the country to remain vigilant and monitor local media for updates. | ||
| The Kremlin has demanded answers and even raised the possibility of Western involvement, given also the current claims that the terrorists may have had a Ukraine connection. | ||
| Some of the newly released footage is extremely graphic. | ||
| This, of course, happened on Friday. | ||
| Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Anatoly Antonov has on Sunday issued a statement saying that it was the United States which first destroyed anti-terrorism cooperation between the two countries. | ||
| However, anonymous U.S. intelligence officials who spoke to major U.S. media outlets claimed that Moscow was notified that a big terror attack was going to happen. | ||
| But Antonov said some things in this cooperation worked out. | ||
| And it is all destroyed through no fault of our own. | ||
| We did not receive any notification or message in advance, and Antonov told RIA. However, White House spokesperson John Kirby has sought to clarify, saying, I'm not aware of any advance knowledge we had of this. | ||
| No advance knowledge. They did warn about it. | ||
| They did say attacks were imminent to avoid at concert halls, the exact place that the attack was carried out. | ||
| But they didn't know. They had no idea. | ||
| That story that we've just read from is from Infowars.com. | ||
| You can go there to find more information about it. | ||
| Again, 137 people dead and more than 180 injured in what President Vladimir Putin called a bloody, barbaric terrorist act, although he sought to tie Ukraine to it. | ||
| An affiliate of the Islamic State group claimed responsibility, which U.S. intelligence officials confirmed. | ||
| Kiev denied any involvement. | ||
| Four suspects have been arrested. | ||
| They've been arrested. Well, arraigned in front of the court, but one of them was unconscious, and they all show signs of pretty severe beating. | ||
| Of course, the headline today, that I've seen in various forms, goes something like this. | ||
| Russia will use deadly attack to its advantage. | ||
| Those dang Russians. | ||
| Those wily Russians. | ||
| Kind of reminds you of the way they cover Republicans. | ||
| Like, well, for one thing, they're in a war. | ||
| How is getting attacked during war going to be used to your advantage? | ||
| They were brutally attacked. | ||
| The Russian citizens were brutally attacked. | ||
| They should respond to that somehow. | ||
| But any way they respond will be portrayed and framed by the mainstream media as somehow cynically using this attack to achieve war aims. | ||
| Like, yes, obviously. | ||
| What are you talking about? What are you talking about exactly? | ||
| Why would this be a problem that Russia would Following a massive, severe attack in its capital city. | ||
| Like, obviously it's going to do something about that. | ||
| I guess you can say use this deadly attack to its advantage. | ||
| But what is the purpose of even saying that? | ||
| It's just all very predictable but annoying. | ||
| So, you know, Russia will use this to its advantage. | ||
| Those wily Russians will use this attack to continue to prosecute the war that they're in. | ||
| But also, American politicians warning that America could be next. | ||
| Are you ready for the false flag on American soil? | ||
| Is this a dry run? | ||
| World War III, around the curve. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side with some videos. | ||
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Stay with us. You're watching The American Journal with your host, Chase Geyser. | |
| Watch live right now at fan.video. | ||
| Big news. Big news, guys. | ||
| This is Harrison Smith, not Chase Geyser. | ||
| Welcome back to American Journal. | ||
| Let me get back into Russia and ISIS here in just a little bit. | ||
| I got some videos to show you about where ISIS really came from and how it's been used to achieve the ends of the New World Order. | ||
| But I want to do a couple other things here. | ||
| I'm going to open up the phone lines this segment. | ||
| We'll take your calls throughout the rest of the show. | ||
| So if you want to give us a call, the number to dial is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| We're going to get back into what's going on in Moscow. | ||
| We're going to talk about ISIS. We're also going to talk about just the horrific, absolutely devastating consequences of our totally open border here in just a second. | ||
| But I want to take a quick moment, because there's other stuff going on as well. | ||
| I'll take a quick moment to talk about Kate Middleton, and we're going to talk about I want to talk about Candace Owens and Rabbi Shmuley as well. | ||
| Candace Owens, of course, fired from the Daily Wire this weekend. | ||
| Just a shocking turn of events, I have to say. | ||
| So yeah, we'll continue to talk about the ongoing world war. | ||
| But there's also a lot of cultural stuff to talk about. | ||
| I'm trying to find this one article. | ||
| Okay, I'll cover it quite a bit on Friday. | ||
| Well, I also, I figured that's something that people want to call in about. | ||
| So I figure if you want to call in about what's going on with Candace Owens and Rabbi Shmuley or Kate Middleton, I think that all of those are good options to call in about. | ||
| I really want to find this one article. | ||
| I resisted tweeting about it. | ||
| But it's about Kate Middleton, because as you know, we've been following the Kate Middleton saga. | ||
| It's very strange. | ||
| And I guess the latest is that she announced that she has cancer. | ||
| Of course, we feel bad for her if that's the case. | ||
| But man, the way this is being used is very disturbing. | ||
| And I'm having trouble finding this story, so I'll just have to get into it here. | ||
| But basically it says, people speculating about Kate Middleton owe her a massive apology. | ||
| A massive apology. | ||
| How dare you speculate that About Kate Middleton. | ||
| Who do you think you are? | ||
| Which is just the way this thing works. | ||
| The way this whole media operation goes. | ||
| To just give you the timeline again. | ||
| I believe it was Christmas or Christmas Eve. | ||
| Where Kate Middleton was last seen in the flesh. | ||
| Kate Middleton goes missing for months. | ||
| Princess of Wales. | ||
| Next in line to be Queen of England. | ||
| I'm not mistaken. Goes missing for months. | ||
| Nobody can get any information about it. | ||
| Speculation runs wild. | ||
| They say it's fine. | ||
| Don't worry about it. Everything is normal and good. | ||
| You know, just a typical... | ||
| Typical surgery she's going through was planned. | ||
| Please stop asking us questions about it. | ||
| And then they even released a photo to quell the conspiracy theories around Kate Middleton. | ||
| That photo was, of course, obviously photoshopped. | ||
| So that didn't do much to quell the conspiracies. | ||
| Only reignited them, really. | ||
| Then they apologized for that. | ||
| Said, oh yeah, sorry, it was her. | ||
| It was Kate Middleton. | ||
| She was just trying out Photoshop and accidentally published it. | ||
| Okay, very weird. Then she was seen in public, apparently. | ||
| But then that appearance was also questioned and pretty much proven to be not what it seemed to be. | ||
| It was at a Christmas market in late February. | ||
| That didn't really make any sense. | ||
| So you've got a total void in the coverage. | ||
| Nobody's out there saying here's exactly what's going on and this is why we haven't seen her in months. | ||
| There's really no there was really no official answer. | ||
| It was just she was missing and occasionally they would come out with an obviously photoshopped picture that they would then have to retract and apologize for. | ||
| So people speculated. | ||
| People are gonna speculate. | ||
| People are gonna wonder what the hell's going on when a princess goes missing for three months. | ||
| The response to that from the mainstream media and from the royals is, how dare you? | ||
| You owe her a massive apology. | ||
| It kind of works like the world elite are like a manipulative, psychologically abusive girlfriend. | ||
| And then the media is their best friend that gaslights you into thinking that you're wrong. | ||
| So they lie over and over. | ||
| I mean, this instance in particular. | ||
| It's sort of the perfect example. | ||
| People go, why doesn't anybody trust the media? | ||
| It's like, I don't know, maybe the Photoshop pictures, the lying, the claims that you immediately had to retract because they were false, but not because you had some sort of crisis of conscience and decided that lying was bad all of a sudden. | ||
| It's because you got caught and had to admit it. | ||
| So they just... Lie. | ||
| And if they're not lying, then they're just not telling you anything. | ||
| So people are going to speculate. | ||
| They're going to look for evidence. They're going to start connecting dots, especially when you're publishing fake photos that people investigate, determined to be fake, and, you know, force you to apologize. | ||
| And then they say, how dare you question us? | ||
| How dare you speculate? | ||
| You owe us a massive apology. | ||
| And we should use this instance to censor the Internet. | ||
| That's the latest from Telegraph. | ||
| Tech companies urge to act on Princess of Wales conspiracy theorists. | ||
| Tech companies are coming under pressure to take action on conspiracy theorists using their services to spread false information about the Princess of Wales. | ||
| You see how this can be used so easily to gain censorship? | ||
| Literally, it's just you have the mainstream media lying about something, people on social media calling out those lies, speculating as to what the truth could be, and then those same media companies lean on big tech or on the government to demand that censorship be put into place. | ||
| And on top of that, let's also talk about how just slapping around conspiracy theorists, right? | ||
| You can be labeled a conspiracy theorist for talking about an event that you doubt. | ||
| Not even that you doubt, there was no, like if they said, you know, this is exactly what's happening and you doubted that, that'd be one thing. | ||
| But this is even, like you're right, but then there's an extra level of craziness where they don't even have a story that they're telling. | ||
| But if you just try to go, if you try to speculate about what could be happening, that's conspiracy theory and social media companies really need to step in and tamp down on this. | ||
| There's also an interesting caveat, I suppose, in what the crux of this article is, which is algorithmic publishing. | ||
| How that makes tech companies publishers, technically. | ||
| Right. This is definitely a very interesting article and another insight that I think is kind of interesting is they tapped Imran Ahmed, the founder of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, to comment and he really makes up a good portion of this article here. | ||
| Well, I mean, obviously you must hate Kate Middleton if you're wondering where she is for three months. | ||
| I mean, obviously hate has to be, you know, the font where that's coming from. | ||
| I mean, this is what's so strange about all of this. | ||
| So here's the article from The Telegraph. | ||
| Tech companies are coming under pressure to take action on conspiracy theorists using their services to spread false information about the Princess of Wales. | ||
| The Princess's withdrawal from public life in December prompted speculation and conspiracy theories on social media about her health and whereabouts. | ||
| Well, vindicated, I guess. | ||
| Yeah, I guess when the Princess of Wales, without... | ||
| You know build up without announcement just disappears and they call that withdrawal from public life when you go missing and people are like oh I wonder if her health is at issue I wonder if she's going through surgery or something and that turned out to be the case that turned out to be accurate so speculating accurately obviously is hateful and you have to be stopped by social media companies we'll get into where this goes on the other side stay with us Welcome back, | ||
| folks. I'm going to go out to your phone calls nice and early and throughout the day. | ||
| Today, about the show, rather. | ||
| Just to finish up with this coverage because it does lead into some other stories. | ||
| Princess of Wales disappears for several months, releases doctored, photoshopped pictures. | ||
| It basically went missing, lied about it, got caught in their lie, released a photo to prove that everything was cool. | ||
| That was photoshopped, getting caught in another lie. | ||
| Then there was another public appearance that also turned out to be fake, and they got caught with that. | ||
| And finally, it's come out that she has cancer with a video that she published that people are also questioning because, well, they notice trends and patterns and assume that they continue. | ||
| And then if you ask, gee, I wonder what's really going on, I wonder where she is really, and I wonder what the real story is, they yell at you that you're a conspiracy theorist and you owe her an apology. | ||
| How dare you? How dare you try to figure out what's happening? | ||
| And that's sort of why I think this stands out. | ||
| It's not necessarily saying we put forward one story and they contradicted that and were mad about that. | ||
| They didn't even provide a story but are still angry that people are speculating about it. | ||
| Sort of breaking new ground in the censorship conflict where essentially they're setting the stage for just shut up and don't speculate even if we aren't telling you what the truth is. | ||
| Very strange. Very odd. | ||
| Because they are using this now to try to get more censorship passed. | ||
| Tech companies urged to act on Princess of Wales conspiracy theories. | ||
| And the headline I was looking for earlier from Washington Examiner, many of you owe the Princess of Wales a massive apology. | ||
| At just 42 years old, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has been diagnosed with cancer. | ||
| After a fortnight in the hospital and three months of medical leave from her royal duties, the most popular member of UK's royal family revealed she's undergoing chemotherapy. | ||
| Cancer was discovered in tests stemming from her January abdominal surgery. | ||
| Underneath her typically shining mane of chestnut hair, Catherine was thin, pale, and fighting back tears as she made the announcement. | ||
| Again, other people still questioning whether or not That announcement was legitimate or whether it was deep faked. | ||
| After all, there are still some suspicious circumstances surrounding the whole thing in that even if she was hospital ridden with cancer, why didn't her family ever visit her? | ||
| That seems kind of strange and still as of yet unexplained. | ||
| But yes, this is being seized upon by the Center for Countering Digital Hate, who say that social media can provide a distorted lens on the world for some users and called on tech companies to clean up their act. | ||
| Social media companies need to be much more transparent, accountable, and responsible in how they design the algorithms that promote disinformation, conspiracy theories, and nonsense over the facts. | ||
| Well, there were no facts. | ||
| So what should be promoted in that case? | ||
| Just an article saying, shut up, stop questioning, stop asking questions, stop looking for anything. | ||
| Of course, they're going after TikTok on this as well. | ||
| But again, it really is like you've got the world elite, including the royals and anybody else that is above us lowly peasants. | ||
| And they get to do or say whatever the hell they want. | ||
| And if you question it or Simply raise your eyebrow in confusion at what they're doing. | ||
| You've got the mainstream media there to gaslight you into apologizing. | ||
| You're the wrong one. You're the bad one. | ||
| Sure, they lied multiple times. | ||
| They kept trying to trick you, and you kept catching them. | ||
| How dare you ask questions? | ||
| You're the bad one, actually. | ||
| I mean, if you want a definition of gaslighting, this is it. | ||
| This is it. But it ties into this other story we have from the Daily Mail, global cancer phenomenon. | ||
| Not just America, the UK, Japan, South Africa, and Australia are among dozens of countries suffering mystery spikes of all different kinds of tumors in young people. | ||
| While cancer deaths in the U.S. have actually fallen, some cases, cases of some continue to rise. | ||
| Between 1990 and 2019, cases of cancer in young people rose by 79%, and deaths have risen 28%. | ||
| Studies project diagnoses will continue to rise by 31%, and deaths will rise by 21%. | ||
| In 2030, nearly every continent is experiencing an increase in various types of cancer in people under 50 years old. | ||
| Now, there's a couple things with this. | ||
| One is the 30-year rise that they're talking about there from 1990 to 2019. | ||
| And that has to do with the proliferation and widespread, really ubiquitous appearance of microplastics and other cancer-causing diseases. | ||
| Material in the food, water, soil, and air, which provides that increase over the 30-year time period. | ||
| But then you also have a spike immediately after COVID in which you get the appearance of so-called turbo cancer and appearance of untreatable or resistant cancer in young people who otherwise were fairly safe. | ||
| From this type of stuff, as it only affects people later in their lives. | ||
| The United States is in 6th place worldwide with 87 cases of cancer per 100,000 people under 50 years old. | ||
| And the UK takes the 28th spot with 70.5 cases per 100,000 people. | ||
| Cancers increasing the fastest include throat and prostate cancers. | ||
| Early onset cancers with the highest mortality include breast, tracheal, that's windpipe, lung, stomach, and colon. | ||
| Experts have long speculated that the increased obesity rates and earlier cancer screenings may be behind the rise, as well as high-fat diet, alcohol consumption, and tobacco use. | ||
| Strange that they don't mention the cancer-causing chemicals that are increasingly prevalent in our food, air, water, and soil. | ||
| You can find other articles that talk about this, but they seem to have forgotten about it in this particular story. | ||
| A new field of research is the impact of early-onset cancer by the body's microbiome. | ||
| The collection of all microbes, such as bacteria, fungus, bacteria, Colon cancer is a particular concern among young people. | ||
| Data has shown the rate of cases among people 20 to 34 have risen 40% Between 2010 and 2020, 40% rise in 10 years. | ||
| It's predicted to rise 90% by 2030. | ||
| And this, of course, would be directly related to diet. | ||
| As, obviously, it's passed through the colon. | ||
| And if you have deposits of things like various chemicals, it ain't good. | ||
| And again, we can touch on that a little bit later. | ||
| But just know, it's not getting better anytime soon. | ||
| Let's go out to your calls now. | ||
| We've got Jaden in Illinois. | ||
| Got in first. Simple category here. | ||
| Massive deception on every level. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Jaden, you're on the air. | ||
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Hi. Thank you. | |
| I'm honored that you put me on first, man. | ||
| I hope you're doing okay. | ||
| I'm out here just working, doing DoorDash. | ||
| You know, I work for myself. | ||
| We're in America, thank God. | ||
| Yeah, man. So, it's just something me and my wife have been talking about. | ||
| All this information is coming out on a massive scale. | ||
| Like, there is really an awakening going on right now. | ||
| Like, all over TikTok. | ||
| And, like, you can kind of see why, you know, they might want to get rid of it. | ||
| But anyway, that's a whole other topic. | ||
| But if you just look and see that there's a reason why. | ||
| Like, they just lie and lie and lie and lie and lie. | ||
| Like, since day one, you come out of the womb. | ||
| And they're just lying to you over and over and over and over and over. | ||
| And it's like, well, the Bible tells us that the devil is the father of all lies. | ||
| So, I mean, Jesus told us that he's a liar and a murderer. | ||
| And when you look and you see all these things, it could be literally anything. | ||
| It could be, like, the most simple thing ever. | ||
| It could be, you know, what's the reality of politics? | ||
| What's the reality of Literally anything. | ||
| And this is kind of like on a meter, kind of between David and Alex Jones and like Joe Rogan type of conversation. | ||
| But you just look on any level, on any research level, like what the mainstream media tells you and what the textbooks tell you and what, you know, the regular public people will tell you is all a bunch of nonsense. | ||
| Like we did not come for monkeys. | ||
| Sorry, we did not come for monkeys. | ||
| We're creative. We're divine. | ||
| And ultimately, I was just watching the David Icke video on FanDot Video this morning, and he was talking about the spider web. | ||
| There's like a short clip on there, and it just really reminded me, like, If you go and you look back, like, this goes way back, like, thousands of years. | ||
| Like, they've been planning this for a long, long time. | ||
| Like, and the only thing stopping them from keeping all of this deception is people like us that are willing to speak out. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. | ||
| I was thinking about that same thing when this weekend Joe Biden said, Trump said you should inject bleach. | ||
| And it's like... You're rolling that lie out again. | ||
| It's getting to the point where 100% of what the left believes is lies. | ||
| 100%. Full spectrum takeover of their brains. | ||
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You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. We're going to go out to your phone calls once again. | ||
| I thought you guys lead this conversation. | ||
| We'll go to Clown Car on Line 2 in New York City. | ||
| Clown Car, you have a theory about the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis and what may have caused her to get the disease. | ||
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You're on the air. Well, Harrison, good morning. | |
| I think that we need to play a little Infowars Clue, all right? | ||
| Let's see, I got the white supremacist Candace Owens, right, with the racist hag remarks. | ||
| But then we got Rabbi Schmutz, Kibbutz, Buttplugs, Kamuli, right? | ||
| And he's decided that he's going to give all these buttplugs to Kate Middleton, which gave her cancer because, well, they were, you know, plastics with cancer. | ||
| Interesting. You may think there's a connection between Rabbi Schmutz. | ||
| Rabbi Buttplug and the cancer of Kay Middleton. | ||
| This is a shocking revelation, clown car. | ||
| It could be. | ||
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Yeah, no, I just, you know, the anal cancer thing with Buttplug and, you know, schmooly and I don't know. | |
| I just think that, you know, these people are living in Hollywood, Owen. | ||
| Well, I can't disagree with you. | ||
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Very silly, but it's not very strange. | |
| They're not very well read, you know, as far as I'm concerned. | ||
| They might need to get their head out of their butts, put a plug in there maybe. | ||
| Yeah, there's a lot of stuff they need to remove from their backside. | ||
| Thank you for that call, Clown Car. | ||
| We'll go to some other calls here, but just while I was thinking about it, while they're saying things like, You know, in this article, cancer, especially colon cancer, is not a disease for the elderly anymore. | ||
| It's happening more and more to young people. | ||
| And in this whole article, where they talk about all sorts of possible reasons for this increase, they don't, for some reason, connect the dots to forever chemicals, which is strange because mainstream media is reporting things like this. | ||
| Forever chemicals in tap water spread cancer, study suggests. | ||
| Her and polyfluoroalkyl substances, better known as PFAs or forever chemicals, appear to cause cancer to metastasize, according to a new peer-reviewed study. | ||
| Forever chemicals are near ubiquitous in nonstick cookware and other everyday household items and also present in specialized substances, including the foam used by firefighters, who are at a 21% greater risk of developing colorectal cancer than the general population. | ||
| Researchers at the Yale School of Public Health have now confirmed exposure to forever chemicals causes colorectal cancer cells cultured in petri dishes to migrate to new locations, indicating they could also cause cancer cells in the body to spread. | ||
| Even in households where nonstick pans and other items made with PFAs are carefully avoided, almost half the U.S. tap water now contains forever chemicals, and they are detectable in the bodies of some 97% of Americans. | ||
| And it's worse than that. | ||
| I mean, it's literally everywhere now. | ||
| And of course, InfoWars has been telling you about this for decades, literally. | ||
| We're always ignored, always mocked, always laughed at for saying you should be filtering your water, that there's poison in the tap water. | ||
| But of course, we were right. | ||
| And now it's only that the problem is pretty much beyond any hope of That they're open and talking about it. | ||
| Again, it's strange that they can't connect this dot, connect these two dots. | ||
| They'll talk about the global rise in cancer. | ||
| They'll talk about polyfluoroalkyl substances, PFAs, causing cancer and being ubiquitous everywhere in our food and our tap water. | ||
| But they can't connect these two dots and say, here's what's behind the rise in cancer. | ||
| And of course, the rise, sudden, unexpected, and according to mainstream media, unexplained rise of so-called turbo cancers also points to something in the shots, something in the vaccines. | ||
| Supercharging cancer, which already is being planted and made worse by the chemicals that they allow or purposely put in your food and water. | ||
| Whether it's the hormone-altering effects of things like chlormacot or atrazine and other pesticides, or the microplastics that are everywhere and that we're breathing and eating and drinking. | ||
| The world's designed to kill you. | ||
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Music. | |
| It's only going to get worse as they move everything away from nature and towards manufactured. | ||
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Taking a record of the hearts and minds of the American people, it's the American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| Welcome back, folks. One lines continue to fill up, and we've got a bunch of good calls here. | ||
| Let's go to Daryl in North Carolina. | ||
| Jason Whitlock's piece on Tupac. | ||
| Yeah, his take on Tupac was essentially that, well, it's the history of Tupac. | ||
| Tupac was not a gangster from the outset. | ||
| He was a drama school nerd who basically got cast in the role of gangster rapper Tupac. | ||
| And use that role to sell death, destruction, drugs, and crime to America's youth. | ||
| Thanks for calling in. Daryl, you're on the air. | ||
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Yeah, Harrison, did you know about this? | |
| Oh, yeah. Oh, I didn't know. | ||
| This is the first I heard of it. | ||
| And I had never seen that video of him as Zesky. | ||
| You know, at the Performing Heart School. | ||
| This was a total shock to me. | ||
| I still was living in the belief that he really did get shot five times and wheelchaired himself out of that hospital in Vegas, which, looking back now, I see the mistake of my thoughts. | ||
| But it's a bizarre story. | ||
| I mean, they totally sold him. | ||
| I believe that he was like a gangster, like a thug, living on the street, selling drugs and killing people and doing rap songs on the side. | ||
| And yes, it turns out that he's a performing arts high schooler that was picked for this role. | ||
| And then they also found out that his big break was inventing the Humpty Dance, which I didn't know either, which I guess he was a roadie for Digital Underground. | ||
| And he invented that Humpty Dance, and that's what kind of put him on the map. | ||
| But the funny thing is, is, you know, he's known Tupac as known as the OG, the original gangster. | ||
| I just didn't know that they spelled gangster G-A-Y. Yeah, I mean, there have been rumors going around for a while. | ||
| A lot of the P. Diddy court document accusations have shed some light on it. | ||
| But essentially, yeah, you had this formula down. | ||
| I mean, we really should get more into it. | ||
| But it essentially got to the point that people like P. Diddy, Sean Combs, would tell people openly, like tell his interns, we don't choose people who are talented because then we'll have no power over them. | ||
| They deliberately choose people that are not talented because the untalented people don't have any leverage. | ||
| They have to do what the producer says or else they're not going to be famous because they aren't actually talented. | ||
| When you have a talented person, they can be a problem because if you try to abuse or take advantage of them, they can just go somewhere else and still be successful. | ||
| But if you choose untalented people, they have to rely on you or you can take their talent away and they'll be gone forever. | ||
| And Big E and Tupac were part of the so-called flavor camp that Usher went to when he was 13, which was basically just a nonstop drug-fueled orgy and gay flophouse, basically. And all of that was... | ||
| And you can actually follow the line to... | ||
| Where it began, I gotta do a full report on it because I gotta get the names and everything, but it's a good opportunity to play a little Wikipedia hopscotch, even though it's not all on Wikipedia, but just go find out who helped people get their start, right? Who helped Usher get a start? | ||
| Oh, P Diddy. Well, who helped P Diddy get his start? | ||
| And it was a guy who was a vice president of a record company that only got that position because he was good at Getting on his knees, let's just say. | ||
| It's all about abuse. | ||
| And P. Diddy, again, is claimed, and I guess it's just an accusation now, so I'll say allegedly. | ||
| And I'll try to use more family-friendly terms here. | ||
| But essentially, if you can get somebody to pleasure you, you can get them to do anything, is basically how it goes. | ||
| And that is like literally why our music industry looks the way it is for the past 30 years. | ||
| It's not about talent or musical ability or going after what the audience wants and trying to make money. | ||
| It's about perverts using their position as producers and agents to control celebrities. | ||
| And it's as simple as that. | ||
| And yeah, Tupac and like Jada Pinkett Smith was like friends with him in high school. | ||
| I mean all this stuff... | ||
| It gets very deep. | ||
| And there's some very strange connections. | ||
| We'll all have to get the exact breakdown earlier or later in the show. | ||
| Maybe somebody can call in and tell me what the connection is. | ||
| What's the connection between Merrick Garland and Tupac? | ||
| How many steps of Wikipedia hopscotch can you use to get to from Tupac or from P. Diddy to Merrick Garland, the Attorney General of the United States? | ||
| We'll touch on that again a little bit later. | ||
| That's a little piece of bait for you. | ||
| A little rabbit hole for you to go down. | ||
| Anything else before I let you go, Daryl? | ||
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It just blows my mind. | |
| Hey, maybe Liberace was the king of the gangsters. | ||
| Who knows? But hey, I just want to say, by the way, your conversation with Tim Pool, it was truly magical. | ||
| Thank you very much. | ||
| How dare you, sir? | ||
| Nothing is magical ever. | ||
| Thank you for that call. | ||
| Let's go to Mike in Florida. | ||
| This is an interesting story that we've been tracking a little bit. | ||
| Go ahead, Mike in Florida. You're on the air. | ||
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I think this is probably the most important story, I think. | |
| Mike Gallagher is going to step down on April 19th in a strong red district, and it's going to cut down our majority in Congress. | ||
| And if he would step down 10 days earlier, it would trigger a special election. | ||
| Like I said, in a strong red district, which would help keep us up where we need to be. | ||
| Yeah, so what do you think is behind this? | ||
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I really don't know. | |
| He voted against Mayorkas being impeached, so he's not necessarily on our side, I wouldn't think. | ||
| Well, here's the story from AP. Representative Mike Gallagher says he's resigning early, leaving Republicans with the thinnest of majorities. | ||
| He's a Wisconsin Republican who spearheaded the House pushback against the Chinese government, said Friday he would resign from the House, leaving House Republicans with the thinnest of majorities. | ||
| He announced he would resign from his position on April 19th. | ||
| That will leave Republicans with a 217 to 213 majority in the House, meaning they cannot afford to lose more than one vote on a party line vote. | ||
| The thin majority has already proved to be a challenge for Republican leadership and forced House Speaker Mike Johnson to work with Democrats to pass practically any legislation. | ||
| He already announced, Gallagher already announced he would not be seeking re-election. | ||
| He said in a statement, I've worked closely with House Republican leadership on this timeline. | ||
| I look forward to Speaker Johnson appointing a new chair to carry out the important mission of the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party. | ||
| Very interesting. | ||
| There will not be a special election for Gallagher's seat. | ||
| His resignation will happen within a window in Wisconsin law that dictates the seat must be filled in the general election. | ||
| A Republican state senator, Andre something, and a former state senator, Roger Roth, are running for Wisconsin's 8th district seat that's being vacated. | ||
| So yeah, very strange. | ||
| And that would mean that if you had like one or two other people Step down in the same time period, it would essentially destroy the Republican majority and deprive the Republicans of various legislative tools that they would use ahead of 2024 to potentially stop any shenanigans by the Democrats. | ||
| Is this a move by the RINOs to try to work with the Democrats to stop Trump from getting back into office? | ||
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I believe it is. If he would step down 10 days earlier, it would trigger a special election, and when he's in a strong red district, we would probably end up with another Republican congressman. | |
| Yeah, so... | ||
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With him waiting 10 extra days, then the seat stays vacant all the way until January. | |
| Yeah, why? Why do that? | ||
| Why so deliberately hamper and cripple your own party? | ||
| I mean, it makes no sense. So there's got to be some other alternative, you know, reason for doing it. | ||
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He worked this out with the leaders of the party. | |
| Why wouldn't the leaders of the party say leave 10 days earlier? | ||
| I know. There's no reason. | ||
| It doesn't make any sense. | ||
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It doesn't make any sense. You know, so I watch Robert Gouveia on YouTube. | |
| He's friends with Viva Fry, and he does all the Trump trials and goes through everything real specifically. | ||
| And he was talking about how the Supreme Court said that they... | ||
| With a congressional vote, they can keep Trump out of office. | ||
| You know, the states can't do it individually, but with a congressional... | ||
| With Congress making a law, then they can keep him out of office. | ||
| Well, that just lowers our chances of... | ||
| You know, it's easy to get a couple rhinos to go over and vote with the Democrats. | ||
| It's hard to stop them from doing that, but no, you're exactly right. | ||
| And... We've got to find the, there's an article today, I don't think I printed it out, but there's an article on Infowars about this topic. | ||
| It's, you know, rhinos unveil their method for keeping Trump out of office. | ||
| Which, again, is just a reminder that there is functionally no real difference between the Democrats and the Republicans. | ||
| There is the uniparty, there is the deep state controlled party. | ||
| Federal government that is there to serve the interests of the corporate oligarchy. | ||
| And then there are people like Trump who are outsiders who the Republicans and Democrats will unify against should their power and influence be threatened. | ||
| So this could be another vector of attack in that way. | ||
| Thank you for the call, Mike. | ||
| Yeah, good stuff. Let's go to another Mike. | ||
| Michael in Arizona. This time, talking about the Religious Restoration Act. | ||
| What is this about, Michael? Hey, Harrison. | ||
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It's been a long time since we've talked. | |
| So, I would start this conversation off by quoting that famous line from Billy Jackson, the movie, which was made here in Arizona. | ||
| He said, when the government doesn't follow the law, there is no law. | ||
| There's just a fight for survival. | ||
| Okay, so none of us want to go back to war with the government, right? | ||
| We want peace. Well, 20 some odd years ago... | ||
| Congress passed a law. | ||
| Clinton signed it. It's the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. | ||
| It's 42 Chapter 21B, USC 42 Chapter 21B. That law was designed so people like you and me, when the government starts crushing our rights, we can go and go, hey, yeah, no, you can't do that. | ||
| Now, it's interesting. | ||
| Federal employees are required to follow the Federal law. | ||
| You can chat GPT it. | ||
| It's hilarious. Judges are not allowed to break federal law. | ||
| If they ignore federal law, that is a trespass of law. | ||
| It's unethical, and judges can get removed from the bench in certain cases for that. | ||
| It is not appropriate. | ||
| You have to follow the laws of the land. | ||
| Well, I'll just tell you, I've been dealing with a couple of agencies and saying, hey, when are you guys going to sit down with me, comply, According to your duty under USC 42 Chapter 21B, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. | ||
| Now, Arizona, I can record phone calls, so I've actually got a couple of federal employees recorded on tape going, yeah, no, we don't have to comply with that. | ||
| And I'm like, really? Where's your exemption, your legal exemption from that? | ||
| Then they go, oh, no, no, no, we actually did comply with that. | ||
| I'm like, really? Well, when did you sit down with me and talk and do your part in this arrangement? | ||
| And they don't. | ||
| So I think what I would tell your readers is we perish for a lack of knowledge. | ||
| If you want to do it peacefully, it's time for 300 million Americans to go read USC 42 Chapter 21B and then take a copy of it because you can read it just like I'm reading it right now. | ||
| I mean, I'd read you one short paragraph of it, which, if you don't mind, it just says, a person whose religious exercise, which is your conscience, and your right to keep it clean, right, has been burdened in violation of this section may assert that violation is a claim or defense has been burdened in violation of this section may assert that violation is a claim or defense in a judicial proceeding | ||
| Scanning to assert a claim or defense under this section shall be governed by the general rules of scanning under Article III of the Constitution. | ||
| So, my fellow Americans, what are you waiting for? | ||
| If you want to keep these jokers in a box and put them back on the train tracks the way the Founding Fathers intended, you at least have to take the law and shove it in their face and give them a moment of pause because nothing else is working. | ||
| Voting doesn't work. They cheat. | ||
| They lie. But you know what? | ||
| This law is out there. | ||
| Religious freedom restoration. | ||
| Matter of fact, I say this if you let me, Harrison. | ||
| Just go to www.abortionofjustice.com. | ||
| Read all about it. | ||
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And then do something about it. | |
| You're saying that how would this be deployed? | ||
| Because you're talking about using the religious restoration to not comply with federal law that violates your conscience, but then you're also talking about making the federal agencies adhere to the law. | ||
| Which way are you suggesting people sort of wield this in their own lives? | ||
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Yeah, let me be perfectly clear. | |
| What this law was designed for is not for you and me to comply with it. | ||
| It is a law that Further shackles the government of the United States because 25 years ago, the Congress realized, hey, we're really screwing people over too much. | ||
| And the case that drove this came out of Oregon. | ||
| It was the Smith case out of Oregon 25 years ago. | ||
| That's why they made this law. | ||
| So when the government steps on your religious rights, when you feel that your First Amendment rights are being crushed, And I will remind everyone that laws govern a person's behavior. | ||
| And that's how they're doing it to us, brother. | ||
| They are over-regulating us to death so that it's like, oh my God, you've got to be kidding me. | ||
| But this law gives you the opportunity to take it and stand up and say, hey, you work for the federal government, you're an agency, and in court this has to apply for You can't do what you're doing to me unless you find it says. | ||
| You have to find the least restrictive way of trying to do what you're doing, and only if it's a compelling interest of the government. | ||
| I don't see how tax-funded abortion is in the interest of the government. | ||
| They're killing future generations of Americans, but whatever. | ||
| But the point is, if you are being crushed, if your rights are being crushed, You know, you have a law here that you can say, hey, wait a minute, before you just go ahead and crush my rights, you have to sit down with me and enter into a dialogue, and we have to determine, is what you're trying to do actually legal, constitutional? | ||
| Can the government do it? And B, if it is, then what's the least restrictive way of you to accomplish the government's goal without stepping all over my rights? | ||
| And you're allowed to bring this to court, as it says in the law, as a defense. | ||
| Well, I'm telling you, when judges ignore it, it's illegal. | ||
| Agencies ignore it. It's illegal. | ||
| It's the law. And if we, I go back to my initial statement, if we don't have a rule of law in this nation, and the government can do whatever the hell it wants to do whenever it wants to do it, we are doomed. | ||
| So go out and read www.abortionofjustice.com and then look at the law, have it posted on that website, read it, and Let it percolate for a day or two, and then start calling your congressman and start calling the agencies that are stepping all over you and say, hey, wait a minute, you have a duty here. | ||
| Time that government be held accountable, and we have to stop just putting our head down between our legs and going, there's nothing we can do. | ||
| There's something you can do. | ||
| There's a law there that they gave us 25 years ago so that we had extra ammunition to go after them and stop them. | ||
| So at least take a look at it. | ||
| That's all I wanted to say. Yeah, no, that's very interesting. | ||
| And look, these people need to, if we can't stop them outright, we at least need to put speed bumps in their way. | ||
| And it's up to us to be those speed bumps, to provide those speed bumps. | ||
| To slow down their drive towards tyranny. | ||
| Thank you very much for that, Michael. | ||
| Very interesting stuff. We'll have to look into that. | ||
| I want to go to, looks like Jeff in Key West on Line 1 maybe has a similar suggestion. | ||
| He says he has an easy solution to fight back legally. | ||
| Go ahead, Jeff in Key West. | ||
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You're on the air. Hey, Harrison. | |
| How are you? Good, thanks. Thank you for all the work you do and the time you put into spreading the word to everybody. | ||
| My pleasure. Yeah, you know, states are sovereign, okay? | ||
| The federal government was created by the states. | ||
| They're regulated by few undefined laws, right? | ||
| The states and the cities, the counties need to be taken back by we, the people. | ||
| Arrest the people who are poisoning us. | ||
| If there's NGOs in your county or in your city or in your state, or have the sheriffs arrest them. | ||
| They're breaking the law. They're murdering us. | ||
| They're poisoning us. | ||
| Any and every unconstitutional act against the people should be attacked upon by we the people legally. | ||
| The sheriffs in your county can arrest anybody who's violating your rights. | ||
| If it's a food company, if it's a water manufacturer that's poisoning, it's a vaccine company. | ||
| If it's a politician, state's got to impeach rhinos. | ||
| D.C. does not exist without the states. | ||
| The states are the power. | ||
| They're sovereign nations. | ||
| You've got to start at the bottom. | ||
| I wish we saw more of that. | ||
| I mean, you're exactly right. | ||
| A sheriff, they can just do that. | ||
| They are empowered to do it, so why aren't they doing it? | ||
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Arrest governors. Arrest NGOs. | |
| Arrest criminals. | ||
| Yeah, I mean- Patriotic ex-military people. | ||
| Yeah, I mean, the legal solution is right there. | ||
| It just takes somebody to actually do it. | ||
| And it's the same thing with illegal immigration and all this sort of stuff. | ||
| I just wish Republicans would just do it. | ||
| And if they want to take us to the Supreme Court and say that we can't, they'll have to do that. | ||
| Later. Like, we'll just keep doing what we're doing. | ||
| Like, if you cross the border illegally, you should be arrested, deported. | ||
| You, you know, are facilitating the influx of illegals. | ||
| You should be arrested and charged with helping to facilitate a crime. | ||
| Like, all of these NGOs, all of the billion-dollar organizations that are doing this, you just need to arrest the people carrying this out. | ||
| I mean, these are just... These are people that it's like their day job. | ||
| I mean, every day they go to their office and they sit there and they work with international organizations to break American law. | ||
| Why are they allowed to do that? | ||
| It just it it makes no sense. | ||
| I mean, they would not let them get away with this if they were importing cars illegally. | ||
| Right. If instead of importing people, they were importing cars or computers or washing machines. | ||
| Yeah, you you. Bet your bottom dollar. | ||
| They wouldn't allow these billion dollar organizations to sit there and work with other organizations to circumvent the American tariff policy and bring in manufactured goods without paying the right price. | ||
| They do it with humans. | ||
| Why are you letting them get away with it? | ||
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It's the toxic stuff too. | |
| The toxic, the GMO. There's evidence that it causes cancer and is killing us. | ||
| So that is... They're purposely poisoning us. | ||
| If I put cyanide in your water, I'd be arrested for attempted murder. | ||
| They're murdering us and attempting murdering us every day, day in, day out. | ||
| 100%. And the evidence of their guilt is made more apparent by the fact that they fund lobbies to stop investigation of this, right? | ||
| If you're poisoning the water, they have patents. | ||
| But if you're poisoning the water and then you're sending lobbyists to D.C. to stop a bill saying that you'd have to regulate what's in your water, that's evidence of willful commission of a crime. | ||
| I mean, these people should be arrested 100%. | ||
| I agree with you completely. | ||
| And again, it's, you know... | ||
| I don't want to take much from China. | ||
| I think China has a terrible system. | ||
| But one thing they do is they'll throw a billionaire in prison. | ||
| They will confiscate your corporation and send the top brass to prison for decades. | ||
| We can take a page out of China's book. | ||
| That page in particular we should take out of China's books. | ||
| We should send some of these people to prison and the rest of them will clean up their act. | ||
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| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
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| As all of these things are... | ||
| I mean, in one instance, maybe you could say it's a misguided policy. | ||
| They're trying to do something good, but... | ||
| It's just not going to work. | ||
| Or, well, these people are trying something kind of insane. | ||
| We'll see how that goes. | ||
| But the rest of us are going to stay on the sane track. | ||
| But no, around the world, they are straight up deliberately destroying our ability to create food. | ||
| It's truly wild. | ||
| From Express today, urgent UK food shortage warning as new green scheme makes farmland unusable. | ||
| One farmer warns that green schemes could trigger a severe contraction in domestic agricultural output. | ||
| The government's post-Brexit Environmental Land Management Services are being rolled out across England, including Sustainable Farming Incentive, SFI. SFI aims to reward farmers for farming practices that help produce food sustainability and protect the environment. | ||
| You know, like growing pigs in a giant warehouse instead of on a field. | ||
| Like using GMO and gene-altering technology to create docile, fat, cancerous monstrosities for us to eat. | ||
| That's sustainable. Just letting cows and pigs roam in a field, that's a crime. | ||
| It's a crime now. | ||
| Stephen Holt Farms 670 acres in Northamptonshire. | ||
| He told the Times that farmers' government subsidies are incentivizing farmers to reduce domestic food production for wildlife. | ||
| Mr. Holtz signed up to SFI, replacing a break crop of oilseed rape and beans between wheat harvest and legume cover crop to help pollinators and soil health. | ||
| However, he said that crop won't be harvested for food. | ||
| He explained how input prices shot up by about 50% in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but arable prices have fallen. | ||
| As a result, it's better to take government subsidy for a year. | ||
| The farmer warned, the huge danger, in my view, is there will be a severe contraction in domestic agricultural output. | ||
| Oxfordshire farmer James Williams told the same publication, he will take some 30% of his land out of production for a season or two, adding that if his example were to be scaled up nationally, the implications for feeding Britain's population are only too obvious. | ||
| So they actually are running a government program to stop farmers from using their land to grow food. | ||
| Which is crazy. | ||
| But of course, not that crazy as similar schemes have been implemented in America for years actually. | ||
| Things like the ethanol requirement in fuel caused huge swaths of American farmland to stop growing corn for food and start growing it for a fuel additive. | ||
| Again, based off of the Bizarre, you know, claim that this is somehow helping the environment. | ||
| Our schemes to pay farmers to take actions that improve the environment, but they have profitability in food production at their core. | ||
| We are committed to continuing to produce at least 60% of the food we consume in the UK. It was a statement from the UK government. | ||
| He added, it's essential that farmers are generously supported, deliver the healthy soil and pollinators clean water and resilience to climate change that food production relies on. | ||
| But they're saving you by... | ||
| Destroying your ability to grow food. | ||
| And of course, this will just cause the price of food to increase. | ||
| It may cause starvation in third world countries. | ||
| But it's certainly not only happening in the UK. From Infowars, again a few days ago, engineered famine, Oregon starts shutting down small farms to, quote, protect the people. | ||
| Small farmers are under attack in the state of Oregon, which has begun shutting down family farms throughout the state en masse under the guise of water conservation and groundwater protection. | ||
| Completely insane. The state of Oregon has effectively shut down small farms and market gardens on a large scale. | ||
| And they're actually sending out cease and desist letters to farms. | ||
| And they're using satellite technology to find their victims and send them these letters that say you can't operate. | ||
| The rancher explains in a video. | ||
| The rancher explains, We're good to go. | ||
| So again, whether it's these vague sort of pseudo-environmental laws that they're using to shut down small farms or just deliberately shutting down small farms or providing incentives for farmers to shut down their farms, right? | ||
| You start the war that causes the international food trade to grind to a halt, and then you incentivize your farmers to not grow food, skyrocketing the price of food. | ||
| And it's all designed specifically and deliberately to eliminate self-sufficiency. | ||
| As we saw earlier this year, the World Economic Forum and others declared that your backyard garden is more dangerous to the environment than factory farms and massive industrial-sized farms. | ||
| Or... You know, global trade in which a turnip is shipped from Argentina to Taiwan and then to Dallas to be sold at a grocery store. | ||
| That apparently is worse for the environment than growing a tomato in your backyard. | ||
| All of this is, of course, designed to provide the psychological and theoretical and nonsensical underpinning to get people used to the idea that they're going to shut down your small farms, kind of like, you know, the communists did with Kulaks. | ||
| Causing massive, devastating starvation worldwide on purpose as part of their plan to eliminate the vast majority of humanity and usher in a one-world unelected government. | ||
| None of this would be explicable without these things. | ||
| I'm no genius, but your garden is killing the earth. | ||
| That's right, folks. Your garden is killing the earth. | ||
| Not the giant, you know, shipping container container. | ||
| Barges that are sailing back and forth across the Pacific several times to bring you your plastic goodies. | ||
| That's necessary. Now, pears grown in Argentina, packed in Thailand, sold in America. | ||
| That is the preferred style of agriculture, according to the powers that be. | ||
| Not growing one in your backyard, which is evil and dangerous. | ||
| And again, they're using whatever legal mechanism they can fabricate to shut down farms across not just America, but all of Western Europe and indeed the world as we've seen them pull off similar types of restrictions in places like Sri Lanka. | ||
| And of course, massive farmer protests in Europe are not only being defeated electorally. | ||
| In fact, I know Simon in Florida will probably touch on this. | ||
| We'll go to him in the next segment. | ||
| The Prime Minister of, or what should be the Prime Minister of the Netherlands after the Conservative Farmers Party swept their parliamentary election is not going to actually be allowed to take the reins. | ||
| You're not allowed to vote your way out of this. | ||
| You're not allowed to protest your way out of this. | ||
| You have to trust the science on this. | ||
| Science, of course, is ever-changing and totally arbitrary, but treated as if it is the word of God and opposing it as blasphemy. | ||
| So urgent UK food shortage warnings on top of shutdowns of not just farms, but cattle ranches all over the United States, a massive, very convenient from the point of view of the globalist wildfire that destroys 80% of cattle production in Texas, very convenient from the point of view of the globalist wildfire that destroys 80% of cattle production It's all combining to deprive you of food, but the government will be there to provide the rations for you. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. | |
| Again, the phone lines are full, but I want to go to Simon in Florida. | ||
| I know you have a lot to tell us about Simon. | ||
| Thank you for calling in. | ||
| You say in 10 minutes, so it probably has just happened, the UN Security Council meeting on the ceasefire proposal, and I assume this is the one brought by the United States. | ||
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Is that right, Simon? No, no. | |
| That happened on Friday. | ||
| This is a new version that was put forward by the elected members of the Security Council. | ||
| But I have to please explain how incredibly dramatic this has been. | ||
| It literally has been like a Hail Mary pass in the Super Bowl or something on the closing few seconds for an underdog team to win. | ||
| So what happened was... | ||
| The meeting was due to start at 10 o'clock. | ||
| This is after the American proposal on Friday was vetoed by Russia and China that America tried to shift blame onto them for blocking a ceasefire. | ||
| But Algeria, speaking on behalf of the entire Islamic world, that's 65 countries, And Ambassador Figuiana explained the deficiencies in the American proposal and why it had to be vetoed. | ||
| So that prevented America from gaining the initiative in terms of the narrative. | ||
| Okay? So there was a proposal that was put forward a couple of days before that. | ||
| They all have like a minimum time before they're voted on. | ||
| So the two proposals overlap each other in terms of time and voting. | ||
| And rather than the meeting just going into session exactly on the hour, they're normally very punctual, all of the diplomats We're literally in a huddle, if I could extend the American football game, like the teams going into huddles before they go to actually start play with the ball where the quarterbacks are giving them instructions at the last moment. | ||
| And that is exactly what happened here. | ||
| And this was live on TV, though. | ||
| Normally, this would be done in either closed session, like the U.S. Senate, if it's a classified matter, will have all the people removed from the room, or indeed in a side room where negotiations will be done privately. | ||
| But this was all happening live on TV, though, without audio. | ||
| And America, it turns out, had put forward a last-minute amendment. | ||
| To include a condemnation of Hamas. | ||
| That, by negotiation, was withdrawn. | ||
| Then it turned out that there was also another change to the text that was agreed by the members who were presenting the motion. | ||
| So obviously they had the opportunity to amend their motion before it was finally submitted. | ||
| And in that, they did. | ||
| They changed the word permanent ceasefire to lasting ceasefire. | ||
| But lasting is in relation to the month of Ramadan, which we're already like 10 days into. | ||
| That meant that there was essentially only three weeks remaining. | ||
| So Russia then proposed a floor vote on changing that word lasting back to its original iteration, permanent, They, China and Algeria voted yes on that. | ||
| Everyone else abstained and America vetoed that. | ||
| So they then went to vote on the original motion as amended by the pen holders, by the originators. | ||
| And obviously the entire world on this American National Medal of Honor Day It was waiting to see whether America would do the honorable thing or if they would cover themselves in disgrace once again. | ||
| And it was all teen yeses, and everyone was on tenterhook to see whether or not Mrs. | ||
| Greenfield, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, would actually exercise America's veto right as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. | ||
| And lo and behold, she did not raise her hand when asked for no vote and only raised her hand when asked if she wished to abstain. | ||
| Now, two incredibly important things. | ||
| One, the Israeli Prime Minister, just minutes before the meeting went into session, put out a public announcement that if America... | ||
| Did not exercise its veto, then he would refuse to send the delegation that was due to fly to America later this week that had been personally requested by President Biden last week to negotiate the terms Okay, | ||
| so he made that last minute ultimatum, but it turns out America chose to ignore But the change that may be the saving grace of them is because even though this ceasefire proposal mentions it being potentially converted into a long-term sustainable ceasefire, | ||
| its real effect only now takes place for approximately three weeks. | ||
| So an open reading of it may give enough wriggle room I think I think I think I think I think To abstain at this point, | ||
| the entire room burst into applause, which is also extremely unusual. | ||
| So it just goes to show how incredibly isolated America was that simply by abstaining causes the rest of the world to burst into applause. | ||
| Right. Well, because we'd vetoed every attempt up until now. | ||
| Again, the stories at Axios just published minutes ago. | ||
| UN Security Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution. | ||
| U.S. doesn't veto. | ||
| Early Monday morning, resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during the month of Ramadan, which ends April 9th, by the way. | ||
| Calling for immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. | ||
| U.S. abstained rather than using its veto, making it the first ceasefire resolution adopted by the council after four previous failures. | ||
| All other members voted in favor. | ||
| The most recent failure was on Friday when China and Russia vetoed a U.S. proposal. | ||
| The dispute was over the U.S. insistence on linking the ceasefire call to a hostage deal and condemnation of Hamas. | ||
| And then, as you point out, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that if the U.S. did not veto the resolution calling for a ceasefire without conditioning it on the release of hostages, he would cancel planned meetings in Washington this week on Rafa. | ||
| And obviously, Kamala Harris has just come out and said if they go through with their attack on Rafa, there will be consequences. | ||
| Of course, they've talked tough before and there's been nothing that's come of it, of America talking tough to Israel and demanding they stop what they're doing in Gaza. | ||
| What is the consequence of this? | ||
| I mean, does that mean that a ceasefire is now in effect in Gaza? | ||
| And if it's broken, what are the consequences? | ||
| Well, it's a call for an immediate ceasefire at least for this minimum period. | ||
| So there's two things. | ||
| One, will Israel in minutes to come just say, essentially, drop dead, we're not going to do this? | ||
| Or two, will they actually wait at least for the minimum period of time, the two to three weeks, before commencing their planned operation? | ||
| Now, in the meantime, it's possible that the Israeli government will fall apart. | ||
| Because it's a coalition government and it's very, very fractious. | ||
| Now the other important thing to note is the American proposal which they had dragged their feet on in order to give the temporal space for the Israelis to continue their massacres had drawn this process out for a full month up until the vote on That document had become 41 paragraphs. | ||
| The version that's just been approved today is four paragraphs. | ||
| They absolutely cut it down to bare bones. | ||
| It literally is stop the killing, get the food in, and so it was an incredibly reductive version That has now been approved. | ||
| Very interesting. | ||
| Hold on, Simon. Can I hold you over? | ||
| We'll continue to talk about this in the first five minutes of the next hour. | ||
| So stay tuned with us, folks. | ||
| Stay on the line there, Simon, because I want to talk about what happens from here on out. | ||
| This just passed minutes ago. | ||
| I'm sure embassies around the world right now are figuring out how they're going to deal with this new ceasefire resolution from the UN. We'll be right back with Simon from Florida. | ||
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| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| Third hour of American Journal is on. | ||
| Thank you to Simon from Florida for bringing this breaking update. | ||
| UN Security Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution. | ||
| The U.S. does not veto it. | ||
| A unique circumstance as we have vetoed all other calls for ceasefire. | ||
| Israel, of course, was against this resolution. | ||
| This is an interesting line from the Axios article. | ||
| Prior to the vote, a senior Israeli official told reporters that Netanyahu objects to having two separate resolutions, one calling for a ceasefire and another calling for the release of the hostages. | ||
| Yes, but UN sources tell Axios they have no idea what the Israeli side is talking about as the resolution does not link these two issues. | ||
| So obviously some confusion going on there, Simon. | ||
| But then you also have a report that Israel has proposed releasing more than 700 Palestinian prisoners for 40 hostages. | ||
| So they seem to be prepared at least for some sort of diplomatic discussion with Hamas about releasing hostages. | ||
| But what do you think happens at this point on, Simon? | ||
| So what's been going on over the weekend is with the head of Mossad and the head of the CIA, the parties have been in negotiations in the capital of Qatar in the Middle East about a hostage deal. | ||
| And the Israelis were insisting upon these boilerplate statements Right. | ||
| So saying that it should be unconditional was, you know, it was like a dogma that was being published that everyone knew, including, you know, the Israelis and the Americans who were in the meetings in Qatar trying to reach that the Israelis and the Americans who were in the meetings in | ||
| But all to do with Netanyahu trying to remain prime minister, which he can only do if the coalition remains in place, because if it falls apart, he can't sustain a vote of confidence in the Israeli parliament. | ||
| They'll have to have elections, which he claims will break national unity. | ||
| But according to the polls, he's exceptionally likely to lose. | ||
| And therefore, they'll go full steam ahead with all of his criminal prosecutions on unrelated matters. | ||
| So he's literally trying to keep himself out of prison, not only maintain his power. | ||
| But the entire public opinion in Israel has shifted massively to the right. | ||
| So we may actually end up with a hung parliament situation there. | ||
| And many people relying upon more moderate policies from Benny Gantz, who people will recall was in America about 10 days ago, may be disappointed because he essentially was in the army for like 40 years. | ||
| He's not a moderate. | ||
| And he's going to have to be responsive to public opinion. | ||
| So it's not likely that they'll get a significantly softer stance. | ||
| So we still face the problem as Are the Israelis going to allow the food in? | ||
| That is operative paragraph two. | ||
| And will they respect the call for the ceasefire that is operative paragraph one? | ||
| Now, the final, what they call the preemptory paragraph, like a preamble, is simply acknowledging the ongoing negotiations relating to the hostages. | ||
| It's not making it a precondition that America had been insisting upon before that was literally just to block anything, which was saying that there will be no ceasefire until all of the hostages are released. | ||
| Some other countries have said, OK, make it all of the hostages on both sides, because as of the headcount yesterday, the Israelis have now taken 7,755 Palestinians from the West Bank hostage, the Palestinians from the West Bank hostage, the bargain against the people who were taken in October. | ||
| Very interesting. | ||
| We await to see what the outcome of this is or whether Israel just says, yeah, screw the UN, we're going to do what we want, and we're going to start bombing Rafa because that seemed to be a condition of this. . | ||
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| Alright, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| This is The American Journal, InfoWars.com forward slash show, band.video. | ||
| We got to another call here, and this should lead me into... | ||
| Continuing the discussion about the attack in Moscow, terror in Russia, the role of ISIS, and who started ISIS in the first place. | ||
| Mr. Process in Wisconsin has called in on line 7. | ||
| I believe you're talking about a story that can be found at Infowars.com. | ||
| The headline there is Ruins of Yugoslavia, how Russia learned that NATO poses a threat. | ||
| Basically talking about the Conflict 25 years ago in which America set out on a bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, Belgrade, the Serbs. | ||
| Go ahead, Mr. Process, you're on the air. | ||
| Hey, Harrison. Yeah, I think this is like the standard shake-and-bake war process we saw in Yugoslavia basically 25 years ago to the day. | ||
| As you see there, MO, they always... | ||
| Follow certain war calendars and such with these types of actions. | ||
| And the Serbs back then did say that this was going to happen, that war with Russia was going to be the end point for this road, because it was clearly back then a war against Christianity, namely because after this point, Like how you saw the terrorist attacks in Russia, they start targeting the churches. | ||
| And in Serbia, they were destroying hundreds and hundreds of UNESCO World Heritage-like churches, Orthodox churches. | ||
| And it was one of the first things banned off Instagram, actually, even because they didn't want that news to spread like wildfire. | ||
| And, you know, it kind of reminds me, you know, everyone always talks about, like, what to do, what to do. | ||
| And you know, our symbol here in America is the bald eagle. | ||
| And like when the bald eagle is being messed with, it's pretty much only messed with by crows. | ||
| Instead of attacking the crow or wasting energy on the crow, it will soar high into the sky, so high that the crow passes out and can't peck it on its neck anymore and just falls down. | ||
| So I think if there's any time to bring out the best in yourself or Any patriots waiting for that moment or that sign for God? | ||
| I think it's now because it's obvious that with this combo between what's going on in Gaza and Israel, that it's just a stepping stone for war with Iran. | ||
| Biden gets in. I think within two months we'll be bombing Iran. | ||
| And Russia just started mass production of their Fab 3000, which is pretty much just one-eighth of a tactical nuke. | ||
| It's not that much bigger of a powerful power-wise. | ||
| You know, these bombs, these glide bombs, they're like the weight of an SUV. Imagine, Harrison, they make an explosion nine football fields long, and they're going to be dropping these on poor Ukrainian conscripts in yet another brother war, like we saw in the Balkans. | ||
| What do you think, Harrison? | ||
| Yeah, no, I think it's a pretty obvious connection that you draw. | ||
| Again, the article from Infowars, I mean, it really gets into the history. | ||
| Basically, here's how it starts. | ||
| On March 24th, so again, this was, you know, the anniversary was yesterday. | ||
| This was all the way back in 1999. | ||
| Student Elena Milicic was at home with her sister and a friend in Belgrade. | ||
| Suddenly, the quiet evening was interrupted by an air raid siren. | ||
| The girls quickly hid under a table. | ||
| It wasn't the safest place, but they had gotten lucky. | ||
| Their part of the city wasn't attacked. | ||
| But over the next 77 days, these girls and other Belgrade residents became better at hiding from the bombs, which threatened to kill them every day. | ||
| The raids were part of NATO's military operations against Yugoslavia, a campaign that shook up the world order and not just in the Balkans. | ||
| The Kosovo problem goes back many centuries, located in the southwest of Serbia on the border with Albania. | ||
| The Kosovo region was historically inhabited by two Balkan peoples, the Serbs and the Albanians. | ||
| The Serbs consider the region a major part of the country's history and culture. | ||
| However, Albanians have also lived there for centuries. | ||
| By the mid-19th century, there were as many Albanians as Serbs in Kosovo. | ||
| Ethnic strife was a common problem with all these various ethnic groups living side by side for centuries. | ||
| During World War II, they were occupied by Germany and Italy, and the brutal regime was established in Kosovo. | ||
| Serbs were expelled from the region, and many were killed. | ||
| And it goes on. I don't want to get into all of the history, but... | ||
| Essentially, there's this conflict between Albanian nationalist organizations that emerged in the 1980s. | ||
| At first, they committed minor offenses against the Serbian population, like arsons, beatings, threats, graffiti, and so on. | ||
| However, from the 90s, Kosovo undertook active attempts to break away from Yugoslavia. | ||
| And that was all Soros feel, looking back, you know? | ||
| Well, see, it's the same sort of playbooks that they've... | ||
| Shake and bake. Yeah, played everywhere, right? | ||
| It's a shake and bake process. Follow the recipe. | ||
| What was super interesting is I was working for the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal for the form of Yugoslavia, ICTY, on the defense side, defending the Serbs for war crimes. | ||
| I really can't dot that I or cross that T in how the Serbs were crucified for 3,000 civilian casualties, horrible casualties, part of war, and now... | ||
| We haven't heard peep from the war crimes tribunal from what's going on in Gaza and Israel with the mass genocide there where there's like 50,000 people just being exterminated. | ||
| And there's other war crimes. It's a war crime for forcibly transferring people. | ||
| You can't forcibly remove people from land. | ||
| It's not just the genocide. | ||
| And using starvation as a weapon of war as well. | ||
| Pardon? Oh, using starvation as a weapon of war would also constitute a war crime, bombing ambulances, bombing, you know, people running for the aid, you know, shooting people who were trying to get aid from the trucks. | ||
| I mean, yeah, war crime after war crime after war crime. | ||
| Depends on who's doing it. | ||
| It's a certain MO, like if you look at like a Jeffrey Dahmer criminal when they're leaving like their trademark or like Zorro leaving the Z, you know, it seems like either domestically or With Sandy Hook or even 9-11, you know, these soft targets attack seem to follow certain type of parameters that are being replicated by the same culprit over and over worldwide. | ||
| Yeah, well, and just how do you think, so it was about 25 years ago to the day that the attack on Kosovo was unleashed, and specifically in support of the non-Christian faction in that country by NATO and America. | ||
| How do you think that relates to what's currently going on with Ukraine and Russia? | ||
| As this article is basically arguing, it was... | ||
| In that situation, it was in that conflict that Russia sort of learned what NATO was capable of doing and maybe realized that they could be next if they didn't play their cards right. | ||
| Well, there's many similarities. | ||
| Even like down to using how they're using DU depleted uranium to do ecocide. | ||
| They do that to scorched earth policy. | ||
| But the number one thing behind it will always be the money and the power. | ||
| They're going after Russia now mostly because they want the money and the power. | ||
| And Serbia, back then Yugoslavia, Yugoslavia altogether was competing with Germany. | ||
| And they didn't want to have an economic powerhouse that was going to be a competitor. | ||
| So, you know, it's like after economic warfare, if that doesn't work out, they go to actual warfare. | ||
| So with Russia, it's Apparent that they're following the same playbook, especially now with this terrorist attack, where they're going to now use terrorism like they did in Yugoslavia and hyped up balkanization between different groups to poke the bear. | ||
| I mean, the bear has literally been poked now. | ||
| You know, they just over the weekend started using their B-52 equivalent, which before, very rarely they put up in the air because it's dangerous to have those get shot down. | ||
| But that's obviously a huge escalation if Russia's going to be rolling the dice on putting their B-52 equivalent. | ||
| I think they launched like 13 of them. | ||
| So I think it's just we're sleepwalking into a nuclear apocalypse at this point. | ||
| Because the Serbia and Yugoslavia conflict back then was one of the ways this could have been kind of stopped before it got out of hand. | ||
| And all sides just let it go. | ||
| Keep going, and it seems like the world as it is now is docile and sleepy enough with SOMA that they're just going to allow this to happen, and then when the missiles launch, people are going to scream at the sky, why is this happening to me, when they know damn well that they deserve it. | ||
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| I mean, I can't say you're wrong, and certainly we are driving headlong. | ||
| I mean, for the most of us, you know, most Americans are sleepwalking in this regard, but it's more like we're sleeping. | ||
| It's more like most Americans are sleeping in a car that's being driven at top speed towards World War III, and we're tied up in the back, trying, screaming, trying to wake the people up so they can arrest the wheel from these psychopaths in their, you know, genocidal... | ||
| Desire to start World War III, it really is mind-boggling. | ||
| Nukes have expiration dates, which is crazy to me, like a carton of milk. | ||
| It has an expiration date. | ||
| The explosives used are incredibly acidic and caustic, and they dissolve the metal casings after a long enough time. | ||
| So they either have to dismantle them or use them, which makes me concerned because they did spend a lot of money on this... | ||
| You know, nuclear arsenal where, you know, they say like U.S. has a certain amount and Russia has a certain amount, but it's well known between both sides. | ||
| If they disassemble the physics package from the missile, they don't count it. | ||
| So there's tons of more nukes just in storage, just separated that they don't count as nukes, where they separate the physics package from the bomb or missile or warhead, you know. | ||
| So I think it's a thing that's possibly a wild card for the election. | ||
| You know, you just start nuclear holocaust and it's like Trump's not going to be allowed to get in. | ||
| They'll pull the same thing like Zelensky's doing now where, sorry, can't have elections and boot my gay ass out because we're in war. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah, it's very dangerous. | ||
| It's a process. I mean, it's... | ||
| They might not even wait until November. | ||
| You know, April is going to be a very interesting month. | ||
| So let's just say that the ceasefire in Israel and Gaza through Ramadan gets implemented. | ||
| Now, it's only two weeks of ceasefire. | ||
| Ramadan ends April 9th. | ||
| But then it's also around the end of Ramadan, or sometime in the second half of April, that the people who are doing the red heifer sacrifice... | ||
| To bring about the Antichrist and rebuild the Third Temple and destroy Al-Aqsa Mosque. | ||
| They're planning on doing that ceremony at the end of April. | ||
| Seems like a lot of things are coming to a head around mid-April, mid to the end of April. | ||
| We might see some major escalations across all of these fronts. | ||
| And of course, we can also expect an end. | ||
| If it doesn't pass, you know, we can thank God, but there's very good reason to think that what happened in Moscow may be happening here at some point very soon. | ||
| Of course, we have enough illegal immigrants in this country who we don't know who they are or where they've gone or, you know, what's happening that they could easily pull off some sort of false flag attack that would instantly Bring most of the brainwashed, sheep-like American public into readiness to go to full World War III. Thank you so much for that call and this process. | ||
| Very, very interesting as always. | ||
| And of course, you can find that full article about Yugoslavia and the way that NATO rolled this out. | ||
| And it also had to do with, I mean, there are claims with, or well, this may be a different one, but it was right when Bill Clinton was having a bunch of Problems with Monica Lewinsky, and there's that whole scandal, and so there's thoughts that she was bombing a country just to distract from his domestic issues. | ||
| I mean, there's... | ||
| War is very convenient for the people in charge. | ||
| It distracts people. It unifies people. | ||
| It allows you to invoke censorship or cancel elections. | ||
| You know, war is extremely convenient for the people in charge who are hell-bent on our destruction. | ||
| So be prepared for that, and again, I think... | ||
| By the time Ramadan's over, we may be in a whole new world. | ||
| That's mid-April. | ||
| But I want to go to a video here. | ||
| This is Putin talking about ISIS, the CIA, the way that America's actions around the world have routinely come back to bite us in the ass. | ||
| And I just want to go to this. | ||
| And we'll just watch it. | ||
| And I think it ties in exactly to... | ||
| What we were talking about of Yugoslavia, that America's belligerent attitude overseas has done nothing for America except for make us a target and a despised population amongst our Fellowship of Nations. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number two. | ||
| He says another threat that President Obama mentioned was ISIS. This was a couple years ago that he makes this speech. | ||
| Well, who on earth armed them? | ||
| Who armed the Syrians that were fighting with Assad? | ||
| Who created the necessary political and informational climate that facilitated this situation? | ||
| Who pushed for the delivery of arms to the area? | ||
| Do you really not understand as to who is fighting in Syria? | ||
| They are mercenaries, mostly. | ||
| Do you understand they're paid money? | ||
| Mercenaries fight for whichever side pays more. | ||
| So they arm them and pay them a certain amount. | ||
| I don't even know what these amounts are. | ||
| Or I even know what these amounts are. | ||
| So they fight. They have the arms. | ||
| You can't get them. They discover elsewhere pays a little bit more. | ||
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So they go fight there. | |
| Then they occupy the oil fields that are still occupied, by the way, in Syria. | ||
| Wherever, in Iraq, in Syria, they start extracting the oil, and this oil is purchased by somebody. | ||
| Where are the sanctions on the parties purchasing this oil? | ||
| Do you believe the US does not know who's buying it? | ||
| Is it not their allies that are buying oil from ISIS? Do you not think the US has the power to influence their allies? | ||
| Or is it the point that they indeed do not wish to influence them? | ||
| Then why bomb ISIS? In areas where they started extracting oil and paying mercenaries more, In those areas, the rebels from civilized Syrian opposition forces immediately joined ISIS because they're paid more. | ||
| I consider this absolutely unprofessional politics. | ||
| It is not grounded on facts in the real world. | ||
| One must support civilized democratic opposition in Syria. | ||
| So you support them, arm them, and then tomorrow they join ISIS. Can they not think a step ahead? | ||
| We don't stand for this kind of politics of the US. We consider it to be wrong. | ||
| It harms all parties, including you, USA. When it comes to the consideration of our national interests, I would really like it if people like you, the US journalists, who posed the question, would one day head your government. | ||
| Maybe then we can somehow reverse this situation. | ||
| If that doesn't happen, I will at least ask you to deliver my message to your government, to the president, the vice president, and all other relevant people. | ||
| Tell them we do not want or look for any confrontation whatsoever. | ||
| When you start to consider our national interest in your actions, Any other disagreements we may have, they will self-regulate. | ||
| This needs to be done, not just talked about. | ||
| You must consider the interests of others, and you must respect other people. | ||
| You cannot squeeze others, having considered only the benefits you require from whatever. | ||
| In economics, in your military activities, and everything. | ||
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Look at Iraq. The situation is terrible. | |
| Look at Libya and what you did there. | ||
| They got your ambassador murdered. | ||
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Was it us that did that? | |
| We've even had a Security Council decision for this, to establish a no-fly zone. | ||
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What for? | |
| It was so that Gaddafi's Air Force couldn't fly over and bomb the rebels. | ||
| That wasn't the smartest decision. | ||
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But okay. What did you proceed to do to yourselves? | |
| You started bombing the territory. | ||
| This is in clear contravention of the Security Council resolution. | ||
| It's even outright aggression over a state. | ||
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Was it us that did this? | |
| You did this with your bare hands. | ||
| And it ended with the murder of your ambassador. | ||
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Whose fault is it? It's your fault. | |
| Is it good that your ambassador was murdered? | ||
| I think it's a terrible catastrophe. | ||
| But do not look around for somebody to blame. | ||
| It's you making these mistakes. | ||
| You must do the opposite. | ||
| Rise above the endless desire to dominate. | ||
| You must stop acting out of imperialistic ambitions. | ||
| Do not poison the consciousness of millions of people like there can be no other way but imperialistic policies. | ||
| We'll never forget our relationship when we supported the U.S. in the War of Independence. | ||
| We'll never forget that we collaborated in both world wars as allies. | ||
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I personally believe that the geostrategic interests of Russia and the U.S. are essentially the same. | |
| We must focus on this interrelationship. | ||
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A friend from China, apologies. | |
| There you go. I mean, the number of things he covered there. | ||
| Pretty mind-blowing. | ||
| Talks about Libya, right? | ||
| Why would you do that? | ||
| Why would you destroy Libya? | ||
| Was that a good idea? No, not really. | ||
| So this is all the way back in 2014 that he's talking like this. | ||
| He lays out what happened in Syria, as we reported many times here. | ||
| Obviously, it was American influence that started and took advantage of the Syrian civil war. | ||
| And of course, it was not a coincidence that the same places that we were training and arming the Syrian rebels also happened to be the place where ISIS sprouted and took a foothold. | ||
| And so Russia, seeing this, went to Syria and said, hey, do you guys need some help? | ||
| And started, you know, helping Syria in defeating the Western-backed attempted overthrow of the Assad regime. | ||
| Of course, all of this is by design. | ||
| All of this is on purpose. | ||
| Just like we did with the Taliban, right? | ||
| Which was America funding Muslim extremists to attack the USSR. This is like a tale as old as time. | ||
| Now we're funding ISIS to attack Russia and Syria. | ||
| It just keeps happening over and over, and it is our fault. | ||
| And essentially, at the end of the line, it's the American people's fault for allowing these people to lead us by the nose towards our total destruction. | ||
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Let's not forget clip number four here, when Obama accidentally admitted to training and arming ISIS. We're speeding up training of ISIL forces, including volunteers from Sunni tribes in Anbar Province. | |
| We're speeding up training of ISIL forces, including volunteers from Sunni tribes in Anbar Province. | ||
| Whoops, whoopsies, whoops admitted to arming and training ISIL forces. | ||
| Which, of course, of course. | ||
| And Israel's in on this too. | ||
| And of course, if you look at the Syrian civil war, you see that it wasn't just Russia that helped to defeat ISIS, but one of the primary factions responsible for preventing the overthrow of the, for the region, moderate Syrian regime with a ISIS caliphate, would be Hezbollah, also a major enemy of the Western Israeli NATO American hegemony. | ||
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Taking a record of the hearts and minds of the American people, it's the American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | |
| All right, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| I brought your phone calls again. | ||
| It's, uh... | ||
| I mean, insane just doesn't even begin to describe how we are simultaneously... | ||
| Helping to carry out a genocide overseas. | ||
| Funding, probably sponsoring and organizing terrorist attack in other countries. | ||
| While simultaneously our border is completely wide open. | ||
| And not only has the number of people who have crossed the southern border, probably upwards of 10 million since Biden got into office. | ||
| At least 320,000 of them were flown by the United States from a foreign country into the United States to avoid a traffic jam at the border, I guess. | ||
| Then there was a story this weekend that the Biden administration simply forgot to file the paperwork for 200,000 migrants. | ||
| I guess they're just here forever now because they forgot to file the paperwork. | ||
| Again, whether it's incompetence or malice, sort of doesn't matter when the outcome is the destruction of your nation. | ||
| It should all be treated as treason. | ||
| And it goes on and on. | ||
| The headline we have today, Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens, so far this fiscal year alone, we've had people from 160 countries or more come across our border illegally. | ||
| I didn't know there were 160 countries. | ||
| But apparently we're taking all of them. | ||
| So this is just, America just doesn't exist anymore. | ||
| America just, we're just here for the plunder, I guess. | ||
| Just come here from wherever and get what you can from the American people while our system is deliberately disintegrated in front of us. | ||
| How are people from Nepal and Africa coming here? | ||
| Chief Owens was asked. | ||
| How? How indeed? | ||
| Because they're funded. | ||
| Their trip is paid for. | ||
| They are picked up and carried. | ||
| It's not hard to get from Nepal to Brownsville, Texas, or from the Congo to Detroit, Michigan, when you have a UN representative providing you plane tickets and detailed instructions on how to get there. | ||
| And then the Border Patrol itself is giving you an app that you can not only use to circumvent the legal immigration system and claim asylum when you don't deserve it, but then also use as an ID to get plane tickets anywhere in the world that you can pay for with the cash that's given you by the same organization. | ||
| It's a criminal invasion, full-fledged, taking place. | ||
| And of course, Americans are paying the price on an almost continual basis. | ||
| It's all just absolutely horrifying. | ||
| But let's go out to your calls now. | ||
| We have Tony in Texas who says, if we think the terror attacks are bad in Russia, just buckle up. | ||
| I mean, we're waiting for the big false flag, Tony. | ||
| I can feel it in my bones. | ||
| It's coming. And whether it's a bombing of some sort or a mass murder with guns, they need something to get Americans behind the idea that we need to go to war. | ||
| And this is what they normally do. | ||
| False flag us into it. Tony, thanks for calling in. | ||
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You're on the air. Yeah, like you say, buckle up. | |
| Because what happened in Russia, that's going to be like a... | ||
| What's going to happen here in America is going to be like a cakewalk to that. | ||
| And the reason why I say that, see, Russia, they actually control their borders. | ||
| Their cities, their airports, and their ports. | ||
| America, we have zero control of our airports, our cities, our ports, and our border. | ||
| And another thing Russia don't do, they don't pay terrorists to come to their country, and then when they get in their country, set them up on the welfare system to train to kill their people. | ||
| But America does, and we can go on for hours about that border. | ||
| That border down there And people need to remember, the governor of Texas can stop all that massive mess, but he's not going to. | ||
| He's just going to play the orange round balls in the game or two miles of barbed wire and then don't give our National Guard any ammo for their guns when they're down there. | ||
| And they get bum-rushed by a bunch of terrorists straight into our country. | ||
| And another thing, this thing here in America, it's been going on for years. | ||
| This ain't something new. | ||
| Our border's been wide open for 50 years. | ||
| And man, there's been... | ||
| The number of people that want to do us harm in this country, it's more like around 100 million people. | ||
| It certainly seems that way. | ||
| And unfortunately, some people are American citizens that see this as... | ||
| Due punishment for our bad behavior in the past because obviously America is a white country and white people are inherently evil unlike every other race who has never done anything bad ever. | ||
| So, yeah, a lot of people not just hate us from the outside because we bomb their countries into oblivion for no discernible reason. | ||
| But people here in America being trained to hate their own country and carry out these policies to destroy it. | ||
| It really is outrageous. | ||
| And by the way, the video on Thursday of all the people bum rushing the border and attacking the Border Patrol and smashing through the fence, they were all sent to processing centers and released into the country. | ||
| One of those guys was arrested for attacking a Border Patrol officer. | ||
| Hundreds of others were released into this country and rewarded for their storming over and attacking our military. | ||
| So that's how much your country cares about you. | ||
| Thank you for the call, Tony. | ||
| Hold on. We've got at least four more calls I want to go to, so let's move quick. | ||
| Brian in New York, you're on the air with an interesting observation. | ||
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Go ahead. My point is essentially that ISIS... You know, like or not, ISIS goes after every country in the Mideast or Africa that has an uptick in Christianity. | |
| Someone's funding that, right? | ||
| When ISIS or al-Qaeda soldiers get hurt, Israel gives them medical attention. | ||
| And if you look to see what they're doing, they're following the footsteps of Christianity, Palestine, Syria. | ||
| Next, they're already doing it immigration-wise. | ||
| It'll be Greece and then Rome. | ||
| So this is a move against Christianity. | ||
| No one has got to say it. Harrison, you just mentioned... | ||
| White people are inherently evil. | ||
| Let's call it like it is. | ||
| Who are white people according to politicians, academia, the media? | ||
| They're Christians. They're white Christians. | ||
| They're not white Jews. | ||
| They're white Christians. They're putting the puzzle together to demonize Christianity again. | ||
| 100%. Moscow is referred to as the Third Rome as the heart of Christianity moved from Rome to Constantinople under the Byzantine Empire and when that fell to Muslims it moved to Moscow which they call the Third Rome as sort of the seat of the Russian Orthodox Church. | ||
| So obviously Russia's Christian identity has something to do with this and you even heard Putin during his interview with Tucker saying that he would defend his co-religionists which would include the Orthodox Greek who are still and have always been for the last 70 years sort of at odds with Turkey Cyprus obviously happened in the 70s where Turkey took over Cyprus but you're exactly right about ISIS going after any country that has an upsurge of Christianity they also attack We're good to go. | ||
| But it doesn't stop there. I posted this last August. | ||
| U.S. overthrows Pakistan president, churches burn. | ||
| U.S. overthrows Ukrainian president, Christians persecuted. | ||
| U.S. starts war in Syria, Christians expelled. | ||
| Really makes you think. | ||
| And by the way, the number of Christians in Iraq... | ||
| Prior to the American invasion compared to after, I mean it was decimated. | ||
| There's basically no more Christians in Iraq to any sizable degree. | ||
| That's only the case prior or after 2003 when we went in and destroyed the country. | ||
| So we've destroyed the Christian communities in Iraq and every other pretty much Middle Eastern country around the world. | ||
| And, of course, Ukraine as well. | ||
| Ukraine started prosecuting and persecuting their Christian minority, or not Christian minority, but Christian Orthodox Church as soon as America overthrew them. | ||
| And, of course, it happened in Syria as well. | ||
| Everywhere America gets involved, Christians disappear. | ||
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Welcome back, folks. Final segment of The American Journal. | |
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| The story that we had earlier, Trump's options dwindle as $454 million judgment bears down on him. | ||
| Today is the day. | ||
| And should this have gone through, Letitia James would have started confiscating his property as soon as possible. | ||
| But he has been given a brief respite. | ||
| Trump bond reduced to $175 million as he appeals fine in New York's civil fraud case. | ||
| So his bond has been slashed 68% to just $175 million as he appeals this New York fine. | ||
| He was originally ordered to pay a nearly $545 million bond. | ||
| He now has 10 days to post the reduced bond. | ||
| As he's been unable to raise cash as all of his money is tied up in property. | ||
| And you can't exactly cash out on property overnight. | ||
| The decision means Trump may be able to push ahead with his appeal without the risk of his assets being seized by New York Attorney General Letitia James for lack of payment. | ||
| The appeals court did not offer any explanation behind their decision. | ||
| The ruling is a major setback for James, who'd argued that Trump should be ordered to post a bond for the full amount because he couldn't be trusted to pay Trump could still appeal the bond ruling to New York's highest court to seek a further reduction. | ||
| And this is one of the lawfare tricks that they were trying to pull, where essentially, in order to appeal, he would have had to have money that they were trying to take from him through the bond, right? | ||
| So if He'd been required to pay this full amount. | ||
| He really couldn't. He'd have to sell property. | ||
| Be a major blow to his bank account. | ||
| They're basically trying to deny him the ability to appeal by acting so quickly on this fine. | ||
| The half a billion dollar fine. | ||
| By the way, was never adjudicated by a jury. | ||
| He never actually got a trial for this. | ||
| You know that, right? He was never convicted of this by a jury of his peers. | ||
| This was a Sort of arbitrary decision by the courts that he was guilty, and then they decided how guilty he was. | ||
| And of course, what they say he was guilty of was basically accurately valuing his property, getting loans based off of those values, paying off those loans. | ||
| No one was hurt. Nobody lost a single dollar because of Donald Trump valuing his property's Hi. | ||
| And if this were to go through, I mean, if anything, this could just be an attempt to save New York business as people are fleeing. | ||
| Apparently, like BlackRock and some of these other companies, taking like a trillion dollars out of New York because of this ruling or following this ruling. | ||
| Because if you can be fined half a billion dollars and have your assets seized because... | ||
| Of a tax valuation 20 years ago on a property? | ||
| I mean, that's insane. Your money's not safe. | ||
| It's completely arbitrary. And they could do this to anybody. | ||
| So people are fleeing from this. | ||
| And this may be a move from the New York establishment just to stop the bleeding. | ||
| But that's the news. The massive verdict was handed down in February by a state court judge who concluded Trump and his company inflated the value of his assets by billions of dollars a year for more than a decade to get better terms on loans, loans by the way that he repaid in full. | ||
| And the bank never complained about and actually argued in his favor, saying we were perfectly aware of the value of these properties when we took them on as collateral. | ||
| He did not trick us. | ||
| We did our due diligence. | ||
| But regardless, Trump denies any wrongdoing and says he's likely to get the verdict reduced or overturned on appeal. | ||
| He is now able to actually make that appeal because of this lowering of the bond. | ||
| And he'll actually be able to afford it now. | ||
| With that, let's go to the kitchen sink in Florida. | ||
| You say the DOJ monstrosity dropped on Saturday. | ||
| So many stories come out so rapidly. | ||
| Which monstrosity are you talking about, Kitchen Sink? | ||
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Okay, it's the Kitchen Sink. | |
| S-T-I-N-K. My apologies. | ||
| Let's be correct. It's okay. | ||
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We follow each other on X. So this was dropped on us during the night on Saturday morning. | |
| The launch of the National Extreme Risk Protection Center. | ||
| Order Resource Center was dropped on us. | ||
| And in this, they provide their partners. | ||
| This went through with zero congressional authorization. | ||
| This has just come out of almost thin air. | ||
| We're across the country with valuable resources to keep firearms out of the hands of individuals who pose a threat to themselves or others. | ||
| This came straight from Merrick Garland himself, and it's up on... | ||
| The DOJ site. | ||
| It's up on their X handle. | ||
| Yeah, I've got the Daily Wire story here. | ||
| DOJ launches National Resource Center to aid authorities in taking firearms from people deemed a threat to themselves or others. | ||
| Well, if you're hateful, you're a threat. | ||
| Your words contradict the establishment narrative. | ||
| You're a dangerous conspiracy theorist. | ||
| Maybe you need your firearms taken away. | ||
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Yeah, so Harrison, I know you're pressed for timer, so I really want to get this story in to do with this, and I want to preface it really quick by saying that I was never a fan of January 6th. | |
| I thought everybody was in the wrong place. | ||
| I thought everybody should have surrounded all of the buildings in Silicon Valley that suppressed information. | ||
| I thought they should have surrounded news bureaus and cable newsrooms. | ||
| And people should have been around those buildings on January 6th. | ||
| So I just want to say that if any potential feds are out there with me complaining about this. | ||
| But my wife had been misdiagnosed. | ||
| As having severe bipolar disorder about 12 years ago. | ||
| And what she actually had was postpartum depression mixed with a hormonal imbalance. | ||
| So we couldn't... | ||
| With her doctors at the time, we couldn't figure out any issues that were going on that had really any basis in psychiatry. | ||
| Right, and you're saying that a condition like that could lead to somebody having their rights violated under this new plan. | ||
| We're going to have to cover this extension tomorrow. | ||
| Call in tomorrow, Kitchen Stink, and we'll get you on air to tell that story because we are out of time here. | ||
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