Can We Come Together And Confront Crimes Against Humanity?
Jason Burmese details his documentary "Shade the Motion Picture," alleging a two-decade CIA-led chemtrail program involving Bill Gates and Monsanto for population control. He critiques U.S. policy in Iran as an Israeli trap, highlights Joe Kent's resignation against the war, and exposes withheld Epstein files totaling 2.5 million pages behind DOJ logins. Burmese promotes AI videos linking Epstein to Clinton and Spacey, and Charlie Manson to 9/11, arguing that suppressing these truths reveals a systemic cover-up where justice is defined by right and wrong rather than political alignment. [Automatically generated summary]
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The World Famous.
Jason Burmese, what's going on, man?
How you doing, brother?
I would not go with World Famous, but you just mentioned Shade the Motion Picture.
That's a great place to start.
Well, yeah.
It is extremely frustrating for me that over literally the past two plus decades, I have been documenting with various cameras a clear spraying of the skies, not by commercial aircraft, in some type of coordinated effort.
And there is plenty of documentation about this that doesn't admit all the way to them doing the programs constantly, but constantly admits that they, yes, they do do these things.
It's called solar radiation management, amongst a dozen other things for semantics, code words, and Johnny nonsense.
And I have to be told that I'm having some kind of fever dream that then projects onto my camera and it just doesn't exist.
I'm not allowed to believe my own eyes.
So as you know, in the past 48 hours or so, the Daily Mail did this article where they highlighted a document that's actually been declassified now for 23 years.
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It's from the Central Intelligence Agency.
They were talking about spraying the skies, not for weather modification, but instead for control of the human populace.
They're very lovely people.
Yeah.
Yes.
Control of the human populace.
And, you know, previously on my show, and anybody can go watch this, I've played people like Herman Kahn.
If people are familiar with Dr. Strangelove, the excellent Stanley Kubrick picture.
In fact, if you haven't ever seen that movie, because it was probably an older movie even for our generation, Aaron, it is a must-watch.
You talk about a movie that couldn't be more relevant than today, especially with the hot conflicts that are going on in the Middle East.
I would just say it's a must-watch.
But there's a mad scientist character, and Peter Sellers plays him.
And he's partly based on this guy named Herman Kahn because Herman Kahn was not afraid to throw out really wild theories, but at the same time, ones that resonated because they held truth.
For instance, he is the guy behind Mad or Mutually Assured Destruction.
The terminology is that essentially, if one nuke gets launched, that's a rap show for humanity because as many nukes as possible before everybody is disarmed is going to be deployed.
And this will, of course, assure mutual destruction for both parties.
So that's who Herman Kahn is.
Now, I have a video from him.
Man, it's got to be in the 70s at the latest, but it could be as early as the 50s, maybe early 60s.
And he's at a place called the Hudson Institute.
Now, I often highlight that outside of government, there are these institutions in which essentially they set the policy and sometimes carry out that policy after the fact through contracts.
You know, so you'll have the Hudson Institute.
I often talk about the Bilderberg Group or the Trilateral Commission, etc.
The Council on Foreign Relations, Royal Institute of National Affairs.
There's dozens of others, but he's at the Hudson Institute.
And he starts talking about if the populace gets a little too uppity, my friend, they get a little too out of control.
And he talks about not only drugging the water supply, but spraying the populace or even force-medicating them and then making them take blood tests.
Again, the technology for like the COVID-19 passport, magic phone stuff wasn't there.
Blood tests to ensure they took their medication.
And he's like, ah, you know, don't worry.
Once they calm down, we'll stop doing it or we'll do it less.
They're very not shy about these things.
Okay.
Terrifying.
Well, yeah, it's not a great feeling.
And look, I am, I'm an adult.
I didn't like being a kid, Aaron.
I didn't like being told what to do.
I didn't like not having ultimately, you know, the choice of my own destiny.
Okay.
So when I see something that I've been screaming out loud about, I have interviewed a multitude of people about.
I've made a film that I've given away for free that on April 15th, will have now been out for 13 years.
And the best we can do, at least here in the great state of Iowa, is have a guy like Jeff Shipley, big ups to Jeff Shifley, and a handful of others in the state come out and hold a hearing and try to hold the government accountable for this geoengineering or whatever they're spraying us with.
Okay.
That's the question.
Keep going, but I got a comment to make when you're done.
Yeah.
And I would just suggest, you know, you have some guy up there from the Democratic Party.
So they try to make it a right or left issue because Shipley is a Republican.
I got news for you where it's not just a human issue.
It's a literal biological earth issue.
I can't state that enough.
This is in our air, therefore our water, therefore our soil, therefore our food, therefore the biological life around us.
It is insane.
So they go there.
And, you know, McGreevy, I believe, was there.
You should talk to him about this as well.
And I believe he talked to the guy before, you know, he went on and he had his little prepared statement.
And this is how the prepared statement always goes: there's no evidence that this is happening, but as I understand it, if this were happening, it's to stop global warming and keep me safe.
So I would be for it.
Let me vomit in my mouth six times.
Okay.
So today, I walk out.
You know, I usually go grab a nice cup of coffee over at the Quick Start.
Great people there.
Before I do the show, generally every morning.
Now, there are some days where it's just a blue sky most of the day.
And then all of a sudden in the afternoon, you know, I talked about this when I hosted the fourth hour of the Alex Jones show yesterday.
And they just start spraying.
So don't give me this Johnny nonsense.
It's to stop global warming.
I mean, the idea is absurd anyway.
It doesn't, it doesn't actually work.
Okay.
So anyway, sometimes they'll spray then.
I stepped out today to see a literal team.
And usually it's four to six airplanes.
I'd estimate this as six to eight since I was able to literally film six of these airplanes in like a 90-second span.
So I hope that every, you know, especially, hey, if you're in the quad cities or the area right now, don't take my word for it.
Just step outside and look in the direction of the sun.
Look up.
Look up, and you will see at least two of these three, two or three of these airplanes literally doing crosshatch patterns.
So I taped them.
And this is why you also want to give me a follow, if you will, or a subscribe over on YouTube.
And it is just absolute insanity.
At first, I only caught two of the planes doing it.
Okay.
And I got them, but there was all sorts of crosshatch patterns.
By the time I had gotten out of the quickstar, I saw another four airplanes on the other side of the sky doing it.
And again, I hope that everybody goes and watches this.
It's right in front of your face.
And I have to be told, it doesn't exist.
Now, in this shot, even though I couldn't have seen it on my phone, it's an excellent phone, a little Samsung Galaxy, I think Ultra 22 or whatever.
It's one of those with a 10-time zoom.
You could see the plane.
So now, you know, it's not just magical moving linear cloud.
You could see these planes.
It's extremely frustrating, Aaron.
And I hope that more and more people do see not only this Central Intelligence Agency document, but you just mentioned Shade the Motion Picture.
And one of the things we did yesterday was we clearly showed, here's a shot right now.
You're seeing three of the airplanes do more than an X pattern, three at one time.
Okay.
Please go watch this later, everybody.
It's right there.
It's right in front of Spruce and Utica in front of the U-Haul.
And then I'm driving.
I shouldn't even be whipping my phone out driving, but I'm so angry that I have to.
And then this final shot right here is essentially in my backyard.
And this stuff is just continually driving me nuts.
So in shade, we actually do have scientific samples of the air of the wildlife.
And the tree degradation is horrendous.
I went to Sonoma, California, actually under the Infowars banner.
I believe it was in 2008.
And the tree degradation at this park that I was taken to by Rosalind Peterson, who is no longer with us, but actually spoke in front of the United Nations about this very issue, refuses, and rightfully so, to use the term chemtrail.
She uses the term prolonged jet contrail because the only definition actually of a chemtrail is a conspiracy theory.
Okay.
Doesn't matter that, again, the soil tested, the biology, the trees, people have massive amounts of barium, aluminum, strontium, sulfur oxide, etc.
Check out the aluminum content in bees these days compared to 30 years ago.
It's outrageous.
Okay.
You wonder why our cancer rates are so high.
You wonder why men's test outside of like drugging us and the actual crap food that we're eating.
We no longer have the testosterone that we do.
That we are.
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We just did, what was that, Mike?
We had testosterone came up.
The average.
The testosterone levels of the average man are like 30% of what they were 30 or 40 years ago.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, you know, a lot of people are people are having a harder time having kids.
It's no wonder.
And it's also just the demasculization to the male population in that sense.
But so the question is, so like, you know, I always thought it was super weird that countries and then subsequently companies, although they try to make it sound like it's still just countries, four countries mess with the weather.
Now, we looked it up.
Russia started doing it like back in the 30s, 1930s.
They were the first one documented.
And then America, China, and then there's one other one.
But that's not who this is.
These guys buzzing around in these planes.
Like, who are these people?
And have you ever tried to chase them down?
You know what I mean?
Like, I'm serious.
So, there have been people.
See where it lands and have some questions.
Oh, I mean, watch my film.
You don't again in 2013.
I was literally documenting some of the bases that these airplanes, usually G4s, G6, G8 airplanes, being retrofitted inside with huge canisters to spray this stuff out.
We had whistleblowers from inside.
I'm glad that you brought up that this is not just like a nation state thing.
This isn't just a covert CIA spy thing.
First and foremost, let's talk about the weather warfare aspects militarily and then get into the privatization of companies just being able to modify the weather.
And the guy like Bill Gates, for instance, who's been invested in this for two plus decades.
Not a new thing in Shade the Motion Picture.
At the same time, he's investing in things like Bear and Monsatan.
Oh, they no wonder they merged.
Just so weird.
So when you look at weather warfare, again, big ups to Alex Jones and Infowars.com, man.
Say what you will.
He, I remember, I believe, man, I'm not even sure I was working there yet.
I think I may have been, but he found a guy named Ben Livingston.
Okay.
This is history.
You're not going to hear in class, folks, not going to be in your college, not going to be on your big fancy television, probably not even in your scroll box, but you can go look it up.
Ben Livingston is literally the godfather of weather warfare.
They had this guy, I believe, in the 50s, flying into hurricanes and knocking them out.
Okay.
You can go and you can watch a bunch of the declassified stuff post-World War II.
For instance, when they're on the ocean line and they're just spraying a massive line to block your vision that looks like it has to be, you know, 20 to 30 stories high.
It's, you know, that's just one small example of the public stuff.
But Livingston talked about basically being able to control the weather before Vietnam.
And that's when, if you read Andy Jacobson's great book, The Pentagon's Brain, there is a massive section on weather warfare.
Okay.
And that weather warfare is something we could have utilized to stop that war, but you notice we didn't.
Okay.
And instead, it ended up being a quagmire.
But that was like a playground for a lot of different black programs because although they don't mind testing things on the American public, they'd rather test them on other people that they can be held less accountable if it's ever found out.
Now, in shade, I actually have the news clip and we played it yesterday.
So you can just go to my channel and watch the show.
But the one section where they admit to the cadium, the radioactive cadium sulfate that they sprayed on people in Texas through airplanes and that they also sprayed on people outside of St. Louis from the tops of buildings and the bottoms of station wagons.
Okay.
These are the declassified things, folks.
So, you know, I thought it's been about a 15-minute rant.
Yeah, I said I'd probably be angry about this for about 10 to 15 minutes.
But I am.
And the thing is, man, like, if it weren't for you and Todd McGreevy and, like, all the stories the River Cities Reader does about this stuff and all the, you know, all the things that you guys have pointed out, I wouldn't even, I'm going to be honest, I wouldn't even know.
I wouldn't have paid attention.
I know we talk about countries controlling the weather, but now I pay attention to it all the time.
I see these clouds out there all the time.
And whether you see the planes or not, you can tell what's a real cloud and what's a chemtrail, vapor trail, whatever you want to call it.
And if anybody wants to do any study up on Livingston, I just Googled him.
Master's degree in cloud physics, all through the military, Naval Weapons Center, Navy Postgraduate School, seeded clouds that dramatically increased rainfall in the theater of war, making impassably muddy roads, slowing down the Vietnamese and Korean troops.
And then also asserted in the 60s that, yes, we can control hurricanes.
Yes.
Yes.
And the cool thing about that one was that Jones went to his house.
And again, you can go, you can probably hunt down the video.
Totally worth watching.
Livingston's got it all done.
He's got all the photographs.
And he essentially just waited for a bunch of the stuff to be declassified to talk about.
Now, again, in that clip, and please go watch Shade the Motion Picture.
Forget about me running my mouth here and even the shows.
My documentary films are my real voice that I hope that you can share with everybody.
And in that section that we played on Alex Jones, I'm so glad that you mentioned who's doing it.
Well, Rosalind Peterson explains that a lot of these companies, these privatized companies, can actually also bet on the weather.
So you could be a weather modification company, you know, in theory, and you could bet that there's going to be more rain or more snowfall, et cetera, than they are predicting in the next couple of weeks.
And then all of a sudden, you could do some dickadickadoo seeding.
There is more rain or snow, and you can make money on this.
It's actually yet another fraud scam at the highest levels of this conglomerate of not only corporate America, but again, in doing so with the government, aka fascism, fascism.
We don't like to talk about it, but essentially that's what we are as a country.
When I got to see Elon Muskernuts in the Oval Office on St. Patrick's Day with Trump, as Trump tells us he's about to take Cuba, everybody.
Those guys are buddies again.
Not only buddies, but they had, you know, convicted massive sexual assaulter Connor McGregor over there with him.
And he's got his wife and his kids.
There's a bunch of kids running around.
There's one other guy in the picture.
I had to look him up, but essentially he's a money manager for Musk, and he works mostly in like the transhuman part with Neuralink.
Lovely people.
Oh, yeah.
And you see.
Sounds like a real, real hoot there.
Nice crew.
Great crew of folks.
And when I saw that, I got to tell you again, my stomach turned sideways, as it often does.
You know, these poor children are amongst literal monsters.
And a lot of people will say when I say something like that, oh, you're exaggerating.
Dude, what's going on in Iran right now, what already happened in Palestine is beyond unacceptable.
And I got to watch as Peter Doocy, of all people, who's, you know, been a pretty, I would say, pro-Trump reporter.
You know, his father also on Fox News for decades, literally on that morning show.
Peter Docey looks shocked when he starts asking Trump about Cuba.
Okay.
And he's like, yeah, we'll just take it.
Yeah, Peter, you know, it's gorgeous out there.
You know, they don't have a lot of the bad weather.
We'll set up some condos.
If I want to, I'll take it.
And right now, they're starving those people out, basically.
They're not telling you that in the news.
Good for Joe Kent.
We'll get to him in a minute.
You got to look for it.
But yeah, I mean, they're waiting three days for a liter of gas, which is about $10 down there right now.
They've got no power.
It's a bad deal.
And the fact that we're not doing it, like, we knew this was going to happen when we took Venezuela because that's where Cuba got all their goodies, all their resources, fuel, et cetera.
And so we knew this was going to happen.
And then we're just letting these people suffer.
And that, to me, is not right.
That's not American.
That's not who we're supposed to be.
That's not who we've been in the past.
But, you know, we've kind of been living in bizarro worlds for like the last 10, 15 years compared to what we were before.
I guess the bizarro world's always been there, but now it seems like it's becoming the regular world.
I think it's just being laid bare.
U.S. says Cuba is prohibited from taking Russian oil as two tankers head to the island.
Okay.
Great.
Let's escalate an already intense situation with Russia.
I mean, things are wild.
You know, before we fully get away from the weather modification, I did want to mention this because I was actually going to mention it, I think, on last week's show that James O'Keefe, and I'd missed it, actually, while he was at Davos, and this shows you that this is a global program.
Everybody should be concerned.
You mentioned some of the, they always say nation states, right?
But he's at Davos in one of his much better costumes.
Like, he's actually like, I wouldn't have known it was James O'Keefe.
I had to do a double take.
And he's talking to military people, U.S. military people admitting it.
He's talking to scientists admitting it.
He's talking to businessmen admitting it.
It's a 20-minute video live from Davos.
O'Keefe infiltrates World Economic Forum in Switzerland, and a ton of it has to do with the weather modification and the geoengineering in the spring that they're telling you is not happening.
I want to say this about Cuba.
Look, we haven't taken Iran yet, everybody.
There's still a very real conflict going on where they're now talking about actual Marines on the ground and saying that's not boots on the ground and they wouldn't need approval from anybody.
I'm telling everybody now, they're already had before these strikes small special forces units of U.S. Israeli and allied forces and mercenaries.
People don't even realize unless they are either in the military or have been in the military the last 20 years that these PMGs, these privatized military groups, are massive.
They are massive.
And ultimately, in these operations, when they do have a lot of the boots on the ground, they're relied upon.
And they have to be relied upon because we just don't have the enrollment in the traditional military that we once did.
Because again, in the past 20 years, people haven't been happy about being in Iraq and Afghanistan and these forever wars.
And that's one of the reasons that Donald, in fact, in my opinion, probably the main reason, other than false promises of taking down the deep state and, you know, lock her up.
Remember, they're going to lock her up.
Aaron, that was a good one, huh?
That's an oldie.
You can bring that one back.
Lock her up.
Yeah, only but a goodie.
And look, ultimately, as this is going on, and I watch this guy talk about taking Cuba, I'm more and more ashamed that I even voted this time around, even if it was for the lesser of two evils.
And, you know, I've got people shaming me on my ex or by YouTube every once in a while.
And I'll tell you what.
I have self-reflective moments, everybody.
I'm not immune to that stuff.
You know, when I still think I made the better choice, but that's, I don't know if I can say that if we kill another million people, I'm pretty sick to my stomach with what's going on right now.
We're in the fog of war like we've never been.
Current trajectory is a little spooky.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So it's just a bit.
Well, I also saw there's a report.
President Trump said he wasn't going to put any boots on the ground, but if he would decide to do that, he would, and he wouldn't tell anybody.
That's what he said.
Like, that was his statement.
Well, if I did, I wasn't going to tell you anyway.
Yeah.
Well, here's the deal.
That's another thing.
Is, all right, you just kind of mentioned that this wasn't what America was about.
No, we just didn't speak it out loud.
Okay.
Well, like, like, I mean, think about that.
We've been doing some bad stuff.
I would tell people that if you don't think, you know, you're only looking at the Middle East as a theater, et cetera, go back to the 90s and the 80s and check out a guy named John Perkins, who I've still, I think he's still around.
I think he just gave a lecture.
But he wrote a great book about confessions of an economic hitman and essentially CIA asset that would go into these countries and he'd say, hey, look, this is how we can all make money and you can be cool with the United States and this is what we're going to do.
And if you don't like it, we'll just, you know, take you out and put somebody else more friendly in.
And that's what they would do.
And this would go down the line on not only the resources of the country, but the businesses that were allowed to operate there.
Basically, their entire foreign domestic policy would be set by the United States.
Okay.
Nowadays, you'd never hear about that.
You'd need a guy like John Perkins to write a book and be intricate about it.
Now, we go into Venezuela, we take out Maduro.
Trump's out there bragging about the weapons that we've got that we're not supposed to talk about.
And then after the fact, at the press conference, when he's asked, he's like, yeah, you know, we're going to rebuild it with the oil companies.
In fact, we're not going to be involved as a nation at all.
We're just going to let these companies rebuild it.
And then we're going to put in U.S. friendly.
No, we're not going to let the people stop with the democracy stuff.
No, no one's voting.
We're going to put somebody who's U.S. friendly in.
And then after the oil companies rebuild the infrastructure and decide we're good, then we'll just pay the money.
That would have never been said 20 years ago.
Like, you've got to give it to him.
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He has, as much as he lies, he's got moments of stark honesty that you would like most guys would have never.
Yeah, no, you know, Peter, I'm just going to take Cuba.
And I mean, it's essentially mine.
Like, you'd never hear that.
And Peggy Noonan from Wall Street Journal?
I'm sure I've read her stuff in the past.
She sounds extremely colorful.
She's a good columnist.
She's been there a long time.
So she did a column a while back, probably a month or two ago, about how Trump is all three of the brothers from The Godfather.
He's Michael with the like the planning and the thinking, but he can't get away from being Sonny with the anger and like the outbursts.
And then what's the other brother, Sal?
No, Fredo, bro.
No Fredo.
Come on.
Fredo, that's kind of incompetent and messes up a lot.
Like he's all three brothers.
And he is.
Like when you read the column, it's like, yeah, holy crap, that really actually makes a lot of sense.
That really is.
He's got all three of those guys in his head.
The guy's not an idiot.
Okay.
And that's what makes me extremely frustrated.
So that's a good place to go into Joe Kent.
Okay.
Look, again, I wish there I watched Tulsi Gabbard just a little bit of what she said yesterday.
I want to throw open my mouth again.
I know I've been talking a lot about VAMA here, folks.
I'm sorry.
It's that kind of morning.
She's somebody who, again, I got behind.
She sounded the best in the debates.
I actually had friends that worked on her campaign out in New Hampshire.
Yeah.
You know, I was very hopeful that she was going to maintain her anti-war stance, especially when she came in to office and she said that Iran did not pose a threat.
Okay.
And Joe Kent, did you read the Kent letter?
No, I haven't.
I'm looking it up right now.
You know what?
Let's just read it because it is unreal.
Now, for those that don't know about Joe Kent, okay, and basically he's the director of the National Counterterrorism Center in National Intelligence, DNI, which Tulsi heads up.
This guy's a veteran, lost his wife in the desert the whole nine.
And, you know, although it said things in the past that I'm not, you know, in love with, this letter is pure integrity.
Now, there is rumors, and I'll just say the rumors because I don't know whether or not they're real.
It's being reported.
Some people are saying it's debunked.
That after this, they opened up a DOJ investigation on him.
He went on Tucker Carlson, also gave a big interview that went mega viral yesterday.
I think it was just released about 24 to 36 hours ago.
I didn't watch that.
Seen some clips.
But let me just read this because it's very short.
It's one page.
And it's something I've noticed.
You heard you're resigned.
You heard you put out a letter.
CNN, ABC, NBC, Fox, did any of them read the whole thing to you?
It's pretty short.
Not a damn one of them.
These people are traitors, folks.
They don't want to touch it.
They don't want.
Are you kidding me?
Here it is right here.
When the right or the left networks won't touch it, that's always the stuff I'm curious about.
President Trump, after much reflection, I've decided to resign from my position as director of National Counterterrorism Center effective today.
Tada.
I cannot, in good conscience, support the ongoing war in Iran.
Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation.
And it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby.
I support the values and the foreign policies that you campaigned on in 2016, 2020, and 2024, which you enacted in your first term.
Until June of 2025, you understood that the wars in the Middle East were a trap that robbed America of the precious lives of our patriots and depleted the wealth and prosperity of our nation.
In your first administration, you understood better that any modern president how to decisively apply military power without getting us drawn into never-ending wars.
You demonstrated this by killing Qassam Soleimani and by defeating ISIS.
Now, I would contend with a little bit of that, but those did not escalate, folks.
Back to the letter.
Early in this administration, high-ranking Israeli officials and influential members of the American media deployed a misinformation campaign that wholly undermined your America First platform and sowed pro-war sentiments to encourage a war with Iran.
This echo chamber was used to deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States and that you should strike now.
There was a clear path to a swift victory.
This was a lie and is the same tactic the Israelis used to draw us into the disastrous Iraq war that cost our nation the lives of thousands of our best men and women.
We cannot make this mistake again.
As a veteran who deployed to combat 11 times and is a gold star husband who lost my beloved wife Shannon in a war manufactured by Israel, I cannot support sending the next generation off to fight and die in a war that serves no benefit to the American people nor justifies the cost of American lives.
I pray that you will reflect upon what we are doing in Iran and who we are doing it for.
The time for bold action is now.
You can reverse and chart a new path for our nation, or you can allow us to slip further toward decline and chaos.
You hold the cards.
It was an honor to serve in your administration and serve our great nation.
Pretty powerful, Aaron.
Yeah.
It's a hell of a letter.
I looked it up and I've been reading along with you here.
Yeah.
You know, he's not wrong.
You know, when I voted for this guy, I was under the impression that even though he was doing so arrogantly and maybe a little nonsensically, that he said he was going to stop the conflict in the Middle East, aka Gaza, and Palestine, which has been flattened.
The total genocide, totally moving everybody out, like still going on right now.
Totally disgusting.
Just don't talk about it.
Nobody talks about it because it's the top thing in the news.
Sort of like, isn't there a war in Ukraine?
And the other thing is that one was also supposed to stop, but before he even took office.
In fact, after, you know, I had, again, that sense of hopium because it did seem like he was trying to get diplomatic things done after he had been actually elected.
I was like, all right, maybe he's actually going to do this.
And then he gets in.
It's still not done.
I was like, all right, listen, let's give him like a couple months.
Can't seem to get it done.
And then the rhetoric started changing.
Then he's hanging out with Lindsey Graham all the time.
Little Lady Lindsay, why do you watch what he's saying on the TV these days?
Like, you want to talk about a revolting human being.
And I don't like to do personal attacks, but that guy smiles and laughs when he talks about massive arenas of death.
And he has no, he's bloodthirsty.
He has no remorse.
He believes we should just flatten them all, kill them all.
Truthstream Media, who I love, Aaron and Melissa Dykes, just great people, impeccable work, just recently put out a video.
I think it's called This Is What Evil Looks Like.
Okay.
And they've got clip after clip after clip of Lindsey Graham.
Just like, I mean, he's, he had no problem dropping a bomb on Japan.
No, no problem.
Two bombs on Japan.
No problem with that.
All those civilians, he talked about some of the atrocities that we did as a nation in World War II, like Dresden.
Okay.
If people don't know about the Dresden bombings, go check them out.
Firebomb.
Yes.
The massive firebombings of not military installations, but the civilian population.
He revels in starving out populations when he's talking, when he's talking about Cuba.
He's already got it.
He's got a make Iran great again hat, white and black, loves it, wears it all the time.
And now he's got a new hat, free Cuba.
And he says it's coming.
He says we're taking it.
He's giddier than I have ever seen him.
And that includes after we went to war with Iraq in the beginning.
I mean, Lindsey Graham is one of these people.
It shocks me.
It shocks me that he has any political base whatsoever.
I can't imagine people actually vote for this guy.
Who are these people?
Hello, Imperialist.
I'm not sure.
But you got to think, too, in Trump's other year, he's got Pete Hegseth going, war, war, war, war, like constantly.
And then he checks the mirror.
War, war, more, war, more war.
I mean, Hegseth's nuts.
Hegseth is great nuts.
I believe I sent you that clip either last week or the week before, after we discussed that Hegseth was very much in favor of not only the quote unquote or Greater Israel project, in which Israel takes a lot more land than just Palestine, folks.
We're talking parts of Egypt.
Yeah, let's F around with Egypt.
Sounds great.
But he's sitting there talking about taking the Dome of the Rock, the holiest site for a billion plus Muslims.
Does anybody even, I'll say this, you know, here in the Quad Cities, I'm not saying we have a massive Muslim population, but I certainly see more and more of the Muslims here.
Do you think they're bad people, folks?
I mean, they may think a little different.
They're always very pleasant to me.
You know, when I'm going to a store or a grocery or an outlet, you know, I see a lot of these people working.
I see them shopping.
I open doors.
Thank you.
Very polite, nice people.
Do you think that every Muslim is evil?
Do you think we should just take down their holy sites?
How about we start bombing churches here in the United States like craziness?
Craziness.
We have to realize that there was a time when there were much wider paths to communication outside of just people like Lindsey Graham saying, let's just bomb it and take it.
Let's just bomb it and take it.
The whole might is right thing, it makes me, it makes me reflect being on a school playground when I was a kid and not liking the bullies and getting beaten up a lot, Aaron, because I'd watch these bullies or they'd bully me.
And look, I came from a broken enough home that I was at least going to put up a fight.
Sometimes you get put down, you get back up.
I never liked those people.
But you know what?
We also have to come to the realization, those type of people, they're the ones that like live forever often.
They're the ones that are like 96, four wives deep, 16 kids they don't take care of.
Just the worst people.
They're around and we've got to combat that.
You know, we've got to, I said this yesterday on the show.
I don't look to heroes because period, no one's come to save us, folks.
Like even Joe Kent, who just resigned, good on him.
He's doing his part.
He tried his best.
Somebody else needs to step up to the plate, right?
What does it say about our country when something like this pops off and a whole group of politicians, the quote-unquote Democrats who voted along a lot of them with the Epstein files because they knew the issue was, you couldn't get around and it looked good for him to go against Trump.
Well, the same thing's true against the war, right?
Like the vast majority of America doesn't want to be in a war.
And this is a win issue against Trump.
Are they voting to stop this?
Are they speaking out again?
No, they can't wait.
They're digging in.
What does it say about our country?
We've allowed that to happen.
We need more Thomas Masseys.
We need more Jeff Shipleys.
Maybe it's going to be you, Tim Brown.
Maybe it's going to be you, Jack McMahon.
I don't know.
Maybe you, Shirley Johnson, somebody, get out there.
Because we've got to look to each other.
I mean, we've literally got our skies, our whole environment being poisoned.
We've got a government that's killing people overseas at a rapid pace.
We got an expanding military-industrial complex based in a technology, artificial intelligence that isn't empowering humanity.
It is enslaving us at a fast pace and taking away our resources to feed it, including fresh water, which we need just like we need the sun, just like we need the soil.
I mean, it's almost like it's this highly coordinated anti-human plan, Aaron.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head.
We're deep in the weeds with Jason Burmese, Roger Bye River Cities reader.
It's, I, what's the eugenics?
The eugenics is the population control.
Like, oh, we're going to have too many people on earth.
We need to tone it down a little bit.
Real quick, I want to ask Mike.
So you're 68.
Yep.
You're born in the 50s.
Yep, it was World War II.
Baby boomer.
Yeah, growing up in that era.
And then you saw us go into Vietnam.
Yep.
You know, the mindset now, and obviously so much has changed in terms of what people are able to see and find online and the kind of information and stuff like that.
Back then, you watch TV at night, you watch the news, and what it told you was it.
Now, granted, they hadn't fiddled with the Smith Month thing then, like Obama did and allowed the media to become propagandized.
It was just, you know, slightly propagandized, probably, but different deal.
But what's the mindset of people then with what was going on in our government and our country versus now?
I think there was still a division.
There was the, like, like my seven, my brother, who's seven years older than I was, who was, you know, more of a teenager during then.
Yeah.
And my father, of course, banged heads.
Yeah.
My dad.
You had the hippie thing.
Yeah.
My dad was a Democrat.
He was all for equal rights, civil rights, but he still believed that what they were saying in Washington and trusted that this was true.
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And he fought in World War II.
He was born in 1920, member of the greatest generation.
But I mean, he eventually came around.
I think, actually, I don't know.
I think people thought more back then, were less easily led, even though Barry Goldwater and people like that, there was people who were still warmongers and wanted to make money off of it.
I don't know.
My feeling, and then my generation, I was more younger and didn't pay a lot of attention until I was in high school.
And by then, 1975, the Vietnam War had ended.
But I grew up thinking that the military wasn't, I wasn't very popular with me.
I didn't think it was that popular.
But as I am gotten older, I would much rather see a man from the military run for president and they understand the cost of war.
They understand the value of negotiating instead of just the value of the dollar for their own pocket and their friends' dollars.
So it's to me, this, I'm all against this Iraq war myself.
Iran war.
Sorry.
And I was against the Iraq war.
Yeah, it does.
It feels more like people who don't have that military background kind of consider it.
And right now, our Secretary of War, formerly Secretary of Defense, it's almost like the military's a toy.
I'm not trying to say I'm smart, but I feel people are less educated in some of these things and easily led by a voice of patriotism and it's my right to own a gun and we're the best in the world.
It's like, you know, we're not the best or the only in the world.
Right.
It's the world's gotten smaller.
Yeah, that's for sure.
But it does.
That's interesting you brought up about someone from the military being president because they do handle things differently in terms of the military versus what we have now where it's more like a, you know, the military is a puppet on a string for us to use and manipulate and whatever.
And don't worry.
What's the military budget up to, Jason?
One and a half trillion now?
That's the known one.
There's always a, I'm dead serious.
There's always a black budget that usually dwarfs whatever they're telling you, just to let you know.
And let me just speak to a military man as the president of the United States.
Eisenhower had seen the worst of the worst.
Okay.
He was a ruthless guy.
Did some pretty, pretty, I mean, stuff I'd never want to do.
Let's just put it that way.
He gets brought in by the establishment.
Actually, you know, obviously to get to the rank he was during that conflict, you know, you kind of become part of the establishment.
But when I say brought into the establishment, he's brought to the Bohemian Grove, where essentially the Western establishment vets him.
And they're like, all right, let's, I like Ike.
Let's go.
Let's get Dwight in there.
And Eisenhower had a very military mindset, but had seen the horrors of war.
And I think, you know, number one, he wanted to do good for the people here.
He certainly wanted to rectify maybe some of the horrors and atrocities he'd been involved in and not drive us into those.
For those that don't know, Eisenhower is kind of the architect of our modern-day highway system.
Something that needs...
Yeah, and that's a huge thing.
I mean, that allows a guy like me literally to travel throughout the country.
I'd like people to really think about what the world was like before then, a lot harder to travel.
I think it needs a massive revamping, by the way.
I always wonder why, especially in a place like Bettendorf after the wintertime where the potholes are outrageous, why are we still using concrete?
Couldn't we be using something better for our roads?
Just a Jason Burmese thought there.
But going back to Eisenhower, Eisenhower is also the guy that gave us the term military-industrial complex because he was watching behind the scenes of this formation of these military and privatized units and contractors, right, working with the bankers and what he called a scientific elite.
He even called this a spiritual fight and warned people against the power of that military-industrial complex that just continued to gain power and unfortunately continues to gain power to this very day.
there are competing factions of it.
Certainly everybody isn't on board.
But when you have something like, you know, a Google, for instance, that's hip to hip with the MSA, but also embedded essentially in the entire world through its operating system, through its Android devices, right?
That goes well beyond the nation state and into the military industrial complex, in which maybe ways Eisenhower couldn't even foresee.
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It goes even beyond TrackTrace database in the sense that it can listen to you.
It can turn on the camera.
It has a geolocator.
It also, because people are scrolling, you know, scrolling all the time, it knows your habits socially.
It knows how many times you take a selfie and don't post it.
It knows how long.
I mean, seriously.
I mean, it's on a minutiae level.
So right now, I don't know who the next quote unquote leader should be of this country.
I know we need a big change and we need leaders.
We need more than one person.
We need people outside of yes men.
I mean, Massey is the dude.
Massey's sitting here.
You know, he was out there, I believe, this week.
You know, forget about the Epstein files, which we actually have to hit on before we wrap this up because there's a lot of news there.
And I don't know that we're going to get a lot more news after the fact.
But Massey is out there talking about how we have a captured nation with the likes of Monsatan and the fact that, you know, we're just going to do the glyphosate thing and Bear.
I mean, the government is under siege.
He attacks Susie Wiles, Pam Bondi, millions of dollars from Bear.
Like that, that's the guy we need.
This clip, again, go follow me on X, was just posted three or four days ago.
And I think it was at the end of February.
He's one of the only guys that's standing up.
And one of the reasons he's able to do that, and one of the reasons really, MTG was able to do that, they're self-made people.
They've got literal FU money, right?
Money that you and I don't have.
That doesn't mean they have billions, but they have enough where they're not going to be bought.
And God love them.
That's what we need.
Now, quickly, on the FCA files, Bondi had a hearing that was put out there.
Democrats walked out.
You know, I can't imagine she's doing that.
Have you seen her background real quick?
With where she worked and how much money they've gotten in government contracts since she became AG?
Yeah.
Yeah.
She's totally corrupt, man.
Like, these people are awful.
Like, oh, I, it's, yeah, they're all bad.
That's what I mean.
Yeah.
That is correct.
Now, they're telling us, first of all, Massey's been out there and saying that they've been retroactively taking files.
In fact, recently, you remember that file I talked about where Epstein and we've shown it on the air here.
Again, watch the show after the fact, where he's in this room where it looks like there's a bunch of fabric and they're making something and all the boxes say CIA on them.
Now, they took that down for some reason.
I demonstrated how they have already over redacted things.
Like yesterday, I had this 100-page file that certainly has a lot of things that you could follow up on that are blacked out.
But then there's a picture of Marilyn Manson and Rose McGowan in there for some reason on the red carpet.
If you remember, Rose McGowan was essentially naked in that dress that was just like lines.
And they sent.
Yeah, yeah, they just censored everything out.
And I'm like, well, you can see his boots.
You can see the red carpet.
I can show you what picture this is.
I already had to say I was 18 years old to do.
Why is that censored?
It's like the redactions are crazy.
Now, on top of that, they're telling us it's over.
They're not going to give us any more files.
Well, it looks like they've already put up, and who knows?
Maybe someone's messing with the system.
You can fake anything these days.
But this guy, showing his work, basically went to the Department of Justice site, says that there are, basically, shows you the code.
It's up behind me.
And that data sets 13 through 23 are there.
Okay.
And that essentially they're under passcode.
So they've already been uploaded in some sense, and you have to log in to get them.
Now, we already know that we've gotten, I believe it's 3 million pages.
Remember, not 3 million documents, 3 million pages.
I showed yesterday, for instance, the document we went through was 100 pages.
But then they said there's 2.5 million more pages, okay, or documents.
And this guy does a really good, and there's the Department of Justice login.
So it appears that, yeah, those documents, there are two and a half million more pages, they just don't want us to have again.
This Epstein story not going away.
There are plenty of op-eds, more racist material popping up than I've seen people pulling out, more insider trading stuff that gets into the Epstein network.
It's all here.
This is the network.
And desperately, they are trying to shield you from that reality because there should be a multitude of prosecutions outside of this, you know, sex trafficking ring.
It's funny.
You know, again, I'm working on this documentary series.
Still haven't kicked the trailer out.
I'm hoping today, Aaron.
I really get further.
Yeah, I will absolutely do that.
But I have this clip of the initial investigator from Palm Beach.
And he's just like, you know, we thought he was going to jail for the rest of his life.
We thought it's slam dunk.
You know, by the way, that guy's no longer alive.
But the idea of this non-prosecution, people have to be asking themselves, you know, was it worth it to not let this guy go to jail forever?
Because now we're all getting exposed on another level.
I posted this, you know, I'm not big on the AI slop, but sometimes it's done right.
There are two must-see AI videos on my feed right now.
One of them is pure Epstein.
You could see it like Epstein.
It starts with Epstein taking a selfie and Spacey, Clinton, and Chris Tucker are all in the hot tub behind him.
But it's just like a minute full of, oh my goodness, with Epstein.
It gets into even, you know, his involvement to make money off of Bitcoin and get it more centralized.
It hits on the fact that he was actually a part of bringing microtransactions into gaming, one of the most predatory practices out there, especially the fact that it targets children to this other one that is done.
It starts at the Towers of 9-11.
And this one's incredible.
It's like four and a half minutes long.
It has a lot of the things, Aaron, that we've discussed on this show.
In fact, one of the cameos in this other AI video, you know, I mentioned Courtney Love's father on this program and how I was in touch with him.
What I didn't mention, I mentioned really quickly that he was the manager for the Grateful Dead, right?
Well, they got him in this.
There's just this clip in the middle of it where they've opened up into this club.
The whole thing is set to that awesome tune everybody knows.
I think that's Leonard Cohen.
I'm not sure.
It is.
Okay.
So it's to that track.
And it, you know, opens up on this stage where there's this kid in a corner and you can see kind of Charlie Manson dancing around to the Grateful Dead.
Hooks around the side, and there's Courtney Loves dad, the manager, with a bunch of LSD.
And Charlie comes over and swigs the whole thing.
That's a small portion of maybe the best AI video I've ever seen in my life.
I'll be honest.
It's about five minutes of pure gold.
Don't agree with all of it, but man, it is thought-provoking.
And if you've never dipped your toe into the conspiracy arena, this short little video might make you go, hmm.
Well, that's, you know, what I like about this hour that we do every week.
It's thought-provoking.
It's deep in the weeds with Jason Burmes, brought to you by River Cities Reader.
Great stuff today, man.
Keep an eye on the skies, everybody.
Ask questions, wonder why.
It's all yeah.
And make sure you check out this guy.
How does everybody find you, Jason?
Yeah, go over to youtube.com/slash info warrior or just type in Jason Burmes, B-E-R-M-A-S.
And I'm at Jason Burmes over on X, where you can find a lot of the raw stuff.
And you don't have to hear me running my app.
You just go there and there's a news feed for you that you can just check out.
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