Oct. 22, 2023 - Info Warrior - Jason Bermas
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| Hey everybody! | |
| Jason Bermas here, and the man is the busiest guy I know. | |
| I'm very lucky to even have him. | |
| I've got a lot to discuss with this guy. | |
| He's got yet another reawakened event coming up next weekend. | |
| This guy does it all. | |
| He is my good buddy. Clay Clark, thank you so much for joining us, my friend. | |
| How are you doing? Well, one, it's awesome talking to you. | |
| I really appreciate the level of research that you put into each and every broadcast that you do, and hopefully I can keep up with you. | |
| But there's a lot of things that are happening, and really what I want to focus on today, if I can, is this guy called the False Prophet. | |
| Is that your Harari? | |
| You like to rope on the Harari, and for good reason. | |
| Well, and it's not that I want to. | |
| I just want people to understand this idea. | |
| And I know you and I have different religious beliefs here, but I want people to look this up for a second, okay? | |
| So I'm going to pull this off to my right because I don't have the whole Bible memorized, nor do I attempt to pretend that I have it memorized. | |
| But Revelation 16, verse 12 says... | |
| Revelation, by the way, is the final book of the Bible, and it's the Bible where John, for anybody who believes in the Bible, John was an apostle who, they were trying to kill John, right? | |
| So all the people that followed Jesus, they all died a violent death, basically, except for John. | |
| Now John, he, they tried to kill him, they tried to boil him alive. | |
| Story is, he wouldn't die. | |
| So he got exiled to the island of Patmos, where God appeared to him with an open vision and gave him these words, And he wrote them down, and he wrote here, he says, Revelation chapter 16, verse 12. | |
| It says, Working miracles which go forth into the kings of the earth and of the whole world to gather them for that battle of that great day of God Almighty. | |
| Well, since the Euphrates River has dried up, guess what's happened? | |
| This guy named Yuval Noah Harari, which is referred to as the prophet, he showed up. | |
| And he's praised by Obama, Zuckerberg, Gates, MIT, Stanford, Harvard. | |
| And someone says, well, where'd he come from? | |
| Well... Obama, Jason, discovered that he was working on this thing called the Gilgamesh Project. | |
| And so Obama saw that Yuval Noah Harari was working on the Gilgamesh Project and he liked that. | |
| And Obama started telling people about his book called Sapiens. | |
| And so Yuval Noah Harari has now sold 45 million copies of his books. | |
| He's praised by Obama, Zuckerberg, Gates, MIT, Stanford, Harvard. | |
| And I want people to understand the story here. | |
| In the Bible, there's a story called the Tower of Babel, where these idiots were trying to build a tower up to heaven to show they were more powerful than God. | |
| And God stopped the jackassery of the Nimrod who was trying to build the Tower of Babel. | |
| He confused their language. That's where you get the phrase babble. | |
| So it's like babbling. They don't make any sense. | |
| You say they're babbling. We're good to go. | |
| And to a point where you can download your brain to the internet. | |
| This project to offer people eternal life and to mix man with machine. | |
| That is called the Gilgamesh Project. | |
| And so the Masons derived their logo, G, from what? | |
| So for anybody out there that wants to see that connection, that's what's happening. | |
| And in the book of Daniel, it talks about Daniel had a vision, he said, that eventually humanity would try to mix the miry clay with the iron or man with machine. | |
| And what he saw, the vision he had, He called it the fourth kingdom. | |
| And Klaus Schwab calls his vision to mix man with machine the fourth industrial revolution. | |
| So that's the biblical implications. | |
| That's Daniel chapter 2, verse 43. | |
| And Yuval is living up to the hype. | |
| He's doing everything the Bible prophetically said he would do. | |
| Well, let me say this about Harari. | |
| He's pretty open about where he sees the future of humanity and really the lack of a future for humanity in general via this technology. | |
| But he also seems to obviously hobnob with those that are trying to implement it and put into place. | |
| And when you talk about the singularity, for instance, that's a term that was coined by Ray Kurzweil and... | |
| While they tell you that essentially you're going to be able to upload your consciousness to this digital realm and live forever, they also are working on biologically living forever. | |
| And Ray Kurzweil just happens to be at the forefront of both of those things. | |
| For instance, Google that a lot of people still consider a private company is anything but. | |
| As you know... | |
| And I present on the Reawaken America tour, they're very involved with NASA and this transhumanist agenda, but they also have private companies like Calico, which are headed by Kurzweil, which are openly trying to create human immortality through bio-nanotechnology. | |
| And Harari is one of these guys that not only advocates for it, but has written books since then called Homo Deus. | |
| I'm not sure if you're familiar with James Corbett's work, but I've known Corbett for God. | |
| Man, it's working almost 20 years at this point. | |
| Probably like 17 years. | |
| And his work is just completely impeccable. | |
| Reads the documents. | |
| Reads the documents, Clay. | |
| And then he puts out documentaries like, I read Yoval Noah Harari, so you don't have to. | |
| And he lays it out in plain English with their quotations. | |
| And very much, we're moving towards this AI-generated global authoritarian state. | |
| And you started out with a Bible verse. | |
| And let me just say this. As a kid... | |
| I grew up extremely Christian, conservative, and even into my teenage years, read Revelations a lot because that was the big prophetic piece. | |
| So very familiar also with the frogs and the mouths and the technology. | |
| And it is, to me, extremely prophetic that when they do talk about the mark of the beast prior to that, they talk about the people that are in charge. | |
| And how they pose as Christian conservatives, or men of God, but are the complete opposite. | |
| And that's why, like, you know, I actually had David Icke on my other show yesterday, and I popped this bad boy out. | |
| And what this is, is the long ago and the later on by George T. Bromley. | |
| Now, Bromley might not be any Harari, but if you notice the little owl boat, and this is like 100 plus years old, and it actually has his... | |
| When he died, someone actually got it, and the Bohemians loved him because he was their high priest. | |
| And he brought a lot of the Eastern mysticism over at the turn of the century and the Druidic practices that a lot of these quote-unquote Christian conservatives at this grove take part in. | |
| And most people are very familiar with, because of Alex Jones, the owl ritual. | |
| It's the cremation of care. | |
| And I also have... I think nine out of their 11 annals, their own writings, and they admit it's an absolution of the morality, the degraded morality that they all participate in and absolves their soul unto their owl god of great wisdom, their deity. And they just get to do it again. | |
| And man from the beginning of time has tried to, I think... | |
| Have the fountain of youth. | |
| Live forever. And what we're seeing now is those that actually believe they can do it in defiance of God, and those that want to enslave the rest of us through this technology. | |
| Harari's at the forefront. You know, Harari is... | |
| Again, living up to the hype that the Bible said he would. | |
| You know, Daniel chapter 7 verse 25 says, And he shall speak great words against the Most High, and shall wear out the saints of the Most High. | |
| And he shall think to change the times and the laws. | |
| And they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and dividing of times. | |
| Yuval right now, what he's doing is he's trying to advocate for the changing of the laws. | |
| So listen to what he said here, folks. | |
| This will blow your mind. Here we go. | |
| When you think that the laws of football or a country or anything, that they are not a story, that they came down from heaven, or they are just the laws of nature, then you can't change them. | |
| You think it's beyond your power. | |
| But when you understand, no, this is a story, we created it, so if it goes wrong, if it creates a lot of misery or problems, we can change the story. | |
| You know, to give another example, more serious than football, you think about money or the financial system. | |
| If you think that money and finance are some kind of natural laws, then you can't do anything about it. | |
| Even if it creates a lot of poverty or even if it endangers the survival of the species, what can you do? | |
| This is just the way things are. | |
| But when you realize, no, we invented money. | |
| It's just a story in our mind. | |
| We invented the rules of the financial system. | |
| We can change them if we really need to. | |
| This gives you agency. | |
| And he shall speak great words against the Most High and shall wear out the saints of the Most High and think to change times and laws. | |
| They shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time. | |
| But the judgment shall sit and they shall take away his dominion to consume and to destroy it unto the end | |
| If you compare for instance The US Constitution and the Ten Commandments in the Bible | |
| both texts originally endorsed slavery so that slavery is okay and | |
| The US Constitution, everybody knows that when the US was founded, it said that slavery is fine, you can have slaves. | |
| But the genius of the US Constitution was that the people who wrote it, they acknowledged slavery. | |
| That this is just a story we invented. | |
| We invented these rules for the United States, which also means that they included a mechanism to amend the Constitution. | |
| And eventually the Constitution was changed to outlaw slavery. | |
| Now, the Ten Commandments in the Bible, they also endorse slavery. | |
| But it didn't change. And it didn't change. | |
| Because the Ten Commandments allegedly did not come from human beings. | |
| They came from heaven. | |
| So how can we change them? | |
| So even after 3,000 years, we still have the Tenth Commandment, which says that it's okay to have slaves. | |
| And we can't change it. | |
| It's dangerous to deny the objectivity of biology. | |
| It leads in dangerous directions. | |
| We need to keep the... | |
| You know, partly it's some humility about humanity, about the power of our culture. | |
| Yes, culture is very important, but biology is still a reality. | |
| Now, it doesn't mean that it's always very easy to decide whether a particular individual is categorized as a major or a minor opposition. | |
| Yes, it also doesn't mean that everything that people say is biology is indeed biology. | |
| Lots of things that people imagine are objective biological facts. | |
| When you look into them, you realize this is not a biological fact. | |
| This is a cultural construct. | |
| This is a story. Again, this idea that males of homo sapiens should dress up in a particular way, no. | |
| I mean, dress is completely cultural. | |
| So the fact that we acknowledge the objectivity of biology doesn't mean that everything that people say is biology is really biology. | |
| And the last thing about it is that biology is extremely liberal. | |
| Culture is usually the conservative one. | |
| Basically says or implies that anything that exists is okay with biology. | |
| Nothing that exists can violate the laws of biology. | |
| It's impossible. It's not like the laws of a country that you violate them, you go to jail. | |
| There is no biology jail. | |
| If something exists, it means that it's fine with biology. | |
| When you look, like if you ask, why did Christianity take over the Roman Empire and then became the dominant religion in most of the world? | |
| And I think it was random. | |
| It was chance that if you kind of, if history was a movie and you could rewind it and press play and rewind and press play a hundred times, maybe twice Christianity would become the dominant religion. | |
| Most of the time it would remain the small cult and today nobody would know anything about Christianity. | |
| And you know, if two men love each other, Why should a god object to that? | |
| God would object, you know, to cruelty, to violence, to things like that. | |
| Why would a good god have anything against two people loving each other? | |
| What could be the problem with that? | |
| I mean, what is culturally acceptable? | |
| Again, because biology is this entire room, And culture is just this carpet here. | |
| You can't go out of the carpet. | |
| So there is room to move the carpet. | |
| Okay, he's wanting to change the tolerance, the laws. | |
| I mean, this is what he's doing. | |
| Let me jump in because there's like 20 things I could have commented on there. | |
| So let me start with the Constitution and his comparison to the Ten Commandments. | |
| First of all, I think that one of the geniuses of the Constitution, which he kind of hijacks with that, is not the inbuilt way to change everything through quote-unquote democracy. | |
| Because you need three quarters of a vote. | |
| There's a process. But I think many of those people at that time absolutely believed slavery was wrong. | |
| These were other human beings. And knew they had to have an inbuilt mechanism. | |
| Just like they realized that women were their intellectual equals. | |
| Maybe not their physical equals, but should have the right to vote. | |
| So these mechanisms had to be put in place. | |
| Very smart. But at the same time, They had these inalienable Bill of Rights attached to them, which emphasized what? | |
| Basically, you are free in your persons and property. | |
| That would be the Fourth Amendment. | |
| You're free to speak and practice your religion, if it's not harmful to anybody else physically, in the First Amendment. | |
| And you get to back that up with the same arms as the government. | |
| Brilliant. Brilliant. | |
| And that's just some of it. | |
| But they also realized they didn't get it all right. | |
| Now, when we're talking about the Bible, Clay, One of the reasons that... | |
| Again... I'm not overtly religious and I have some humility about what I can and cannot know is because it is written by a man and has been translated many times and probably hijacked by some very powerful, terrible people within organized religion. | |
| In fact, we know throughout history with kings, queens, popes, etc., that is the case on some level. | |
| It's always used to politically bend people. | |
| So I think that his comparison there is completely ingenuine. | |
| Let's get to his comments on biology for a moment. | |
| So, he also tries to equate social mores and dress with the biology of men and women. | |
| And let us be very, very clear. | |
| Throughout all of nature, where there is a male and a female species, they couple in a way. | |
| And of course, you can take the cultural and social mores out. | |
| That is natural. | |
| That is something you can't change. | |
| Him and his advocates have not only said they want to change that, have changed it in labs. | |
| We could talk about Alex Jones going, the frogs are turning gay. | |
| Atrazine is just one little thing. | |
| You know, we got malaria all over the country all of a sudden, Clay. | |
| Genetically modifying mosquitoes. | |
| So... He tries to kind of blur that, what's really going on, with the idea that, boy, I like to wear a sweatshirt and pants and women wear dresses. | |
| Well, if you look at other cultures, Clay, especially ones that have a lot of heat, they all wear kind of dress-type things. | |
| You know what I mean? And... | |
| He's trying to push that into the realm of the drag queen and then what you identify as. | |
| And later, if you, again, read this stuff, just like Kurzweil, and I've shown you this at the Reawaken America tour, when he was promoting his virtual alter egos, Kurzweil, in live time, what did he do it as? | |
| He did it as Ramona, his female alter ego. | |
| He couldn't wait to talk about all the guys he dated. | |
| Yeah. Wearing something with his breasts out. | |
| It was very, very bizarre. | |
| You know, so once again, and let's also go, because again, this ran for a while, this third idea that Christianity, if you rewound everything, because that's imagination. | |
| I'm not a multiverse guy. | |
| We got one run, you know, at the title. | |
| I totally believe that. | |
| I believe in good and evil. I think guys like this are evil whether they realize it or not. | |
| But two out of a hundred Christianity wins? | |
| Absolutely not. Absolutely. | |
| I just don't believe that. | |
| And the reason I don't believe that is because when you get down to the core of it, and why I have probably more respect for it amongst a lot of the quote-unquote great or celebrated religions, is because I've seen firsthand, although there are... | |
| Grifters and people that take advantage of it, especially politically and economically. | |
| These are the people that will help you put up your porch. | |
| These are the people that actually pull over on the side of the road, if your tire's out, and get you help. | |
| You know what I mean? These are the people that are direct and honest with you. | |
| And when they tell you they care about you, they actually do care about you, Clay. | |
| And I have a lot of family that are obviously... | |
| Christian, but even the ones that I don't, I still love, I get it, and they love, and they get it. | |
| And that's an important thing. | |
| I think that wins out the vast majority of time if this fictitious scenario of rewinding it happens, because that's who we are as human beings. | |
| We want to love each other. | |
| We want to create things. | |
| Clay. I think Yuval is living up to the hype in the Bible that the false prophet would be doing. | |
| I think he's doing everything that the Bible says he would be doing. | |
| It's remarkable because you're a guy... | |
| To recognize as good and evil. | |
| I oftentimes fail to understand how Bible-believing Christians could celebrate Elon Musk and look at him dressing up like Baphomet and not see that or seeing him pushing for the singularity or talking about connecting your brain to the Internet is a good thing through Neuralink, covering the Earth in 30,000 low-orbit satellites that blanket the Earth in 5G. I struggle to grasp how Christians can say, oh yeah, Elon Musk, he's awesome. | |
| But you have this thing called discernment where you immediately pick up on the e-beer. | |
| You pick up on the e-beer. | |
| You do. But certain people cannot pick up on the e-beer. | |
| They go, oh, this is awesome. | |
| I don't understand that other than I can tell you is that the Bible said that in the future when we get closer to the end, it says people have itching ears. | |
| I'm going to pull this up real quick so I can read this to you. | |
| They won't endure sound doctrine. | |
| They won't be able to even process or deal with sound doctrine. | |
| So 2 Timothy 4.3 says, And I'm seeing that happen in... | |
| I'm seeing the truth being exposed by unlikely sources. | |
| You would think it would be through the church, but it's actually through great programs like yours where you're actually cutting through the crap and getting to the truth. | |
| And I don't quite understand how many people that claim to love God are not picking up on the nefariousness of the deception. | |
| But again, I guess it wouldn't be deception if people weren't being deceived. | |
| So I guess it does make sense. | |
| Listen, I think that there's a lot of people out there from a lot of avenues that have really just, especially in the Western world, our country in particular, that have really had it too good for too long, unfortunately, and have kind of been in this sub-reality... | |
| Where you can vote your way out of things and you just gotta work a little harder and it's really not that bad and we are the good guys and we're getting the bad guys and pitting people against certain symbols of things like terrorists and then that's associated with Islam and then all of a sudden it's your neighbor and Black Lives Matter and Antifa and I've always been a guy that if you were putting on a mask at a political rally I wasn't your buddy. | |
| I was like, listen, you want to protest? | |
| Fine with me. Like, I just saw Marjorie Taylor Greene take a picture with Code Pink, and then Code Pink immediately come out and say something. | |
| I'm like, why? She's against the war. | |
| These ladies against the war. | |
| I used to walk with Code Pink, too. | |
| Why can't we work together? | |
| We don't want war. You know, and that's another thing, Clay. | |
| You know, there are a lot of people that go to these things that are completely against the Ukraine war, but there's still a large... | |
| I'd say populists within the conservative movement. | |
| They're like, we just got to arm them more. | |
| We're going to be able to war our way out of this war. | |
| Don't worry about it. So I don't get that either. | |
| Listen, I got you for eight more minutes. | |
| And these are important things that I wanted to talk to you about because you're at the forefront of this. | |
| And I want to make people aware. | |
| And I want to get your take on it, quite frankly. | |
| Oh, sorry about that. | |
| Here it is right here. See, I'm hitting buttons, Clay, and I'm not even doing it right. | |
| Yeah, look how big you are. | |
| All right, here it is here. So, Newsweek's cover, The Enemy Within, okay? | |
| They've been demonizing Christian conservatives, people that talk about a new world order for quite some time. | |
| This isn't new, Homeland Security, Fusion Center. | |
| Now it's on the cover of Newsweek. | |
| Right now, we have the cases against Trump. | |
| We got, thank God, an appeals court that declined the cancellation of his business licenses, but a judge that says he gets to do the law, this is before all the criminal cases, right? | |
| You have had so many people that are pro-Trump that they would categorize as domestic terrorists. | |
| I actually just had Flynn on my other program for the very first time. | |
| I asked him the same question I'm going to ask you. | |
| What happens, because to me, it's not an if but a when, when they put Donald Trump in prison in this country for something, you know, I said to him, he got a little upset, but we talked it out. | |
| Yeah. What did he say? | |
| I said, for not committing enough war crimes, he immediately interrupted me, said, not enough war crimes. | |
| And I said, exposing the media military industrial complex. | |
| And then I said to him, listen, on the war crimes, I get it. | |
| He fought these guys. I didn't like what he did in Syria. | |
| I didn't like what he did in Iran. | |
| I could have gone on. There were other things. | |
| But he nodded his head and understood what I was saying. | |
| I don't think he started any new wars, but the Assange stuff, Snowden stuff, we could continue. | |
| You know, there were things. I think it's unprecedented. | |
| I think his real crimes, again, are standing up to the establishment, being effective for us, our economy thriving, the modern American, again, having more money in their pocket, being able to do more, and trying to get us out of those wars. | |
| I wish he had gotten us out of Syria. | |
| I would have championed him even more. | |
| But what does the country look like? | |
| They put this guy in jail. | |
| Well, Douglas McGregor was on a podcast called the Valuetainment Podcast, hosted by Patrick Bette-David. | |
| It's a pretty large show, again, called the Valuetainment Podcast. | |
| And this is what he said. This is Douglas McGregor, a retired U.S. Army colonel. | |
| So here's what he says here. I don't think we'll ever get to the 2024 election. | |
| I think things are going to implode in Washington before then. | |
| I think our economic financial condition is fragile. | |
| It's going to come home to roost in ugly ways. | |
| I will tell you, I don't know exactly how it will happen. | |
| I think we're going to end up in a situation where we find out the banks are closed for two or three weeks and nobody can get into them. | |
| You think so? I think we're going to run into something like that. | |
| Oh boy! So, I mean, I don't want to be the guy Who, you know, is captain negative. | |
| But that seems very likely that we're going to see Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa. | |
| They're going to simply not acknowledge the U.S. dollar as a valid form of currency, or at least a significantly less valid form of currency. | |
| And you're going to see somewhere between hyperinflation and depression level Weimar Germany sort of situation. | |
| I can see that happening. | |
| And then simultaneously, I could see America being involved in two hot wars. | |
| Specifically, I could see the escalation in Ukraine, and I could see the demonically inspired Joe Biden saying, well, we need to send over U.S. soldiers to help stop the corruption of, you know. | |
| I could see that, and I could see the same thing happening in Israel. | |
| I could see there's a, you know, send over help. | |
| I could see that happening. | |
| But again, I look at everything from a biblical perspective, and if you read Matthew chapter 24, Mark chapter 13, Luke chapter 21. | |
| Those specifically, Mark 13, Matthew 24, Luke 21. | |
| Folks, if you're watching, it takes you about 15 minutes. | |
| God prophesied that all these things would happen, and I believe we're just living through the fulfillment of the things that God prophesied that would happen. | |
| And so my job, what I try to do at the Reawaken America Tour, and these are my goals, when anybody goes to timetofreeamerica.com, I try to bring up A-list quality content. | |
| What am I saying? It's not necessarily A-list household names. | |
| I mean, we have people like Roseanne or Jim Brewer or Eric Trump or Kash Patel. | |
| That's true. But you also have people that are dropping knowledge bombs that people did not know, people that were previously unknown like Dr. | |
| Stella Emanuel or Simone Gold. | |
| The late, great Dr. Zelenko. | |
| Or, you know, get people up there that maybe weren't a household name. | |
| I'm just trying to provide a platform, trying to provide a platform so people can learn the truth about election fraud, medical fraud, religious fraud, monetary fraud. | |
| And then I let people name their price, Jason. | |
| And you know this. It's not because I hate my wallet or I hate money. | |
| It's because I believe there's a sense of urgency right now to save our country. | |
| And I don't think we have time to sit around and worrying about a fire brand. | |
| You know, people always say, Clay, what are your plans for next year? | |
| What? What? I'm just hoping we can get to another year in our republic. | |
| I mean, I'm just trying to get the message out to try to stop the Great Reset, to expose the lies and corruption, and hopefully good people can get involved to stop this thing. | |
| So if you're out there today, I'd encourage you to come join us in Miami, Florida, October 13th and 14th. | |
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| They see the facts. And third is you learn a lot. | |
| You learn a lot from people like yourself. | |
| And I appreciate you carving out time for me today. | |
| But again, I think the false prophet is living up to the hype. | |
| You've all know a Harare fear. | |
| When, folks, as the Euphrates River dried up, that's when the false prophet showed up. | |
| The Bible said the Euphrates River would draw up. | |
| That's when the kings of the east would show up. | |
| And China and Russia have both teamed up militarily and financially. | |
| So the Bible is living up to the hype. | |
| It's all happening and we're living through it right now. | |
| You dodged my question. | |
| But that's okay. | |
| That's all right. If Trump gets arrested... | |
| Not arrested. In jail. | |
| Because he already arrested his ass. | |
| I'm saying they put him in prison. | |
| Jailed. I'm just saying I agree with what Douglas McGregor said. | |
| I think we're headed to a spot where we wouldn't have elections. | |
| I would head to a spot where you're going to see a banking crisis. | |
| That's what I think is going to happen. Well, I'll tell you what, man. | |
| I totally and completely respect you. | |
| I know that you're not doing this for a profit. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I know just by watching people like you and what you do, it is not easy. | |
| And for what you put together and the people that you bring together, I want to thank you, brother. | |
| And yeah, I think we're in some turbulent times. | |
| I think we should keep doing this, and we'll see where we're at in three, four months. | |
| Kennedy announces his independence on Monday. | |
| You've had him over there. | |
| We've got to have way more discussions, Clark. | |
| I know 30 minutes is never enough. | |
| Thank you, my friend. Great talking to you. | |
| You're the best. Thanks a lot, brother. | |
| Have a great day. You too, Jason. | |
| And that was Clay Clark, everybody. | |
| You know the drill. I love you guys. | |
| Not about left or right. It is about right and wrong. |
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