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July 6, 2023 - Jim Fetzer
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Need to Know News, July 06, 2023, with Carl Herman, Joe Olson and Brian Davidson
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Carl Herman, Mission Viejo, California, joined by Joe Olson and Brian Davidson, both from Houston, Texas, for all the news that you need to know.
As we finish up this week, Professor Emeritus Jim Fentzer sent an email this morning.
You might be back as soon as next week with Need to Know News.
Our first story.
This is from Jim's site, which I recommend, and this is a Federal judge, and you've probably seen this before, but in this ruling, this stopped the US government from censoring Americans on social media posts.
And some of the quotations in the ruling are strong.
I'll just read one of them.
If the allegations made by plaintiffs are true.
The present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in United States history.
In their attempts to suppress alleged disinformation, the federal government, and particularly the defendants named here, are alleged to have blatantly ignored the First Amendment's right to free speech during the COVID-19 pandemic, a period perhaps best characterized by widespread doubt and uncertainty.
The United States government seems to have assumed a role similar to an Orwellian ministry of truth.
And this is another article here with Aaron Seery just laying out a lot more of the quotes from the case as well as the full decision.
Joe, your comment.
Oh yeah, that full decision is available at, just a second, I've clicked actually on the document, storage.courtlistener.com.
I'll go ahead and put a link to this down in the comment section and, or Carl can, but the actual judgment, download it again.
Okay, let's see.
Okay.
Yeah, he actually names names and he goes, let's see, the following, Employees of the HHS, Xavier Becerra, Secretary of HHS, Dr. Hugh Angoulas, NIAID,
The HHS digital team goes through a Surgeon General, Centers for Disease Control, lists several people there.
I mean, he's basically taken every one of these people to task that's been manipulating the We've got a government that's putting itself in charge of policing speech in order to preserve lies.
when it's obvious at this point to everybody that the COVID was a lie, the vaccines are a lie, lockdowns were a lie, social distancing was a lie, carbon credits is going to be a lie.
Everything is a freaking lie.
And we've got a government that's putting itself in charge of policing speech in order to preserve lies.
It's absolutely outrageous.
But we've got plenty more on that particular subject.
Yeah, he's actually sanctioned the Karine Jean-Pierre, the Raggedy Ann sock puppet that we got for a press secretary with the FJB administration.
So bottom line, it's absolutely insane.
And surprising, big news over the weekend, they found a bag of cocaine in the White House and now they've decided that they can't figure out where that bag of cocaine came from.
No idea.
Just, you know, just the same camera crew that was in charge of watching Epstein couldn't find this one.
And so the Secret Service and the FBI have already already given up.
Absolutely outrageous.
Sharp, brother.
Brian, just back from vacation.
Jump in, brother.
Oh, well, it is nice to be back, and I'll tell you what's nicest about being back.
Having to look at y'all's ugly mugs is not the best part of it, but having some internet and being capable of it is this vacation place where I've been at for two weeks.
is a small community and there's very little internet out there so when everybody goes in for the 4th of July weekend because it's a lake house they all use up all the internet and you can't even you know you can't watch a YouTube video or even perform a Google search most of the time that you're out there so it's nice I mean I was completely separated from the world I was kind of curious as to what was going on so I'd have to go over to the neighbors to watch little snippets of the news and See what's going on.
Anyway, it's good to be back.
It's good to have internet again, and you don't realize how much you use it until you get away from it for a couple weeks, and it sort of drives you crazy, but it was a nice time to be home with the family.
On the issue of the U.S.
government choosing to promote their new religion, I for one am one that believes in the separation of church and state.
I do not believe that the government ought to have or promote a particular religion.
It feels like to me like the new religion is wokeism and propaganda.
And even when I get to the term science these days, I have a real hard time because I'm seeing so many parallels with old hobbolistic type parallels.
What we call today science appears so much like the old ancient religions that I'm beginning to believe That the religion of quote-unquote science, I mean, pure science is great.
Observation, documentation, scientific method, but so much of what they're promoting, I mean, there was no observation, documentation, and scientific method tied to COVID, but it was packaged up with a science platform so that you could say the government was supporting science, but in reality they were out there colluding with other woke
Graduates of universities that have taken high-level jobs in these IT companies and social media companies to promote their religion of science.
I think it's disgusting.
I'm glad to see the Supreme Court stepping in on the issue of free speech.
It's finally time that there's a court in this land that's willing to touch things as delicate as affirmative action.
And the separation of government and free speech.
So I'm happy to see that it's beginning to roll our direction.
I don't know how long it's going to last.
I have a feeling that the controllers have much more power than you can possibly imagine in terms of controlling all this.
But I think that there's a large swath of the population that's beginning to wake up to the fact that What they're promoting is not science, but it's an opinion, it's a religion, it's a concept, and it's an idea.
And I think half the time you can parallel the word science with the new religion.
And I think that our government needs to get out of that and go back to the basics, building roads, building bridges, enforcing the law as it's written, making sure that the proper structures and etiquettes are in place, running our courts, running what remains of our government-sponsored institutions.
And I sure for one would like to see it all torn down.
Now, these people have enough power to know everybody who made a phone call on January 6th, but they don't have any idea who put the Coke in the West Wing.
Give me a break.
Absolutely ridiculous.
Paul Joseph Watson, just about an hour ago, released a nice little laughable video, and in the back of it I saw a clip of Hunter Biden, and it clearly looks like he steps behind Dr. Jill Biden and takes a snort of Coke and walks away.
It wouldn't surprise me a bit, but we'll be gaslighted and we'll be told it was just an unknown.
They can't figure it out.
It's par for the course with this White House.
Nothing's real.
This crack house.
Yes, yes.
You guys are strong.
With both of you talking about this trust, you know, the phrase trust the science.
That's a joke by itself.
Trust is antithetical to science.
Trust to science are mutually exclusive.
And one of the things that both Jim and I discovered with the forward progression to trying to teach this is we've both developed critical thinking courses I'll put the critical thinking course that I developed for high school students in the show notes here at BitChute.
But yeah, the key component is to have objective reality.
And as any person, a scholar or whoever, you're just going to point to the objective reality and you're going to say, all right, so this is what I see from this source.
But take a look.
What do you see?
And that opens up The idea for the debate that opens up an idea for the important concept of refutation.
So what we can do to the official stories is we can refute them, is we can accurately represent the story.
Okay, so you're saying that this happened and these are your sources, and then destroy it.
And that's the value of the First Amendment.
And that's, of course, what our opponents will never, ever do.
Anything else on that, gentlemen, or move on?
Yeah, on science, engineering is applied science and engineers are held to a lot higher standard than anybody else in the science industry other than probably doctors.
And that is that we are civilly and criminally liable for any of the mistakes that we make.
So we have an extra layer of caution that other academics and other scientists are not involved in.
And I had dozens of classes in basic science, and I was required to have six hours of non-core science, so I took astronomy and geology because I was interested in both of those.
That's been over 50 years ago, so I have been studying science at a college professor's level for over 50 years.
I couldn't believe any of the bullshit that I was taught, or any of the bullshit that has been followed on.
And so when I was writing articles at Canada Free Press, I started writing articles about global warming, which is a complete, 100% provable hoax.
I have a 10-part, 1-hour tutorial series with James Fetzer.
Go to joeolson, climate change in the BitChute search engine, and you'll find all of those lecture series.
They're numbered 1 through 10.
But then I got bored with that, so I wrote an article on Big Bang, because that was kind of stupid.
And I never could figure out how photocells were able to produce electricity with no moving parts.
And so I couldn't find anything that explained how solar cells work, but I found sites that told me how they were manufactured.
And that proved to me that they were nothing but molecular erosion.
You're just making essentially a dry cell battery and it takes a hundred times more energy to create these stupid photo cells than you ever get out of them.
And so I started writing articles about that and then I didn't believe the peak oil so I wrote articles about that and I didn't want to wear every tinfoil hat in the closet like I've said before, but I started searching into Apollo, and what a complete joke.
You can go to Joe Olson in BitChute.
There's an interview that I did with Fetzer on that.
Joe Olson, Apollo.
And I also have an article at Principia Scientific called Perplexing Apollo Questions for NASA about the impossible fuel loads.
In order for Musk to be able to land his starship on the moon, they have to do eight pre-positioned fuel loads of 50 tons each.
So they're going to put up 150 tons each.
They're going to put up 1,200 tons of fuel at the Lagrange point between the Earth and the Moon so that when his mission gets there with 15% more power than the Saturn rocket had, he'll be able to refuel land on the moon, get off the moon, and then not hit the earth when they're coming back because you have to use retro rockets to slow the thing down.
You can't use nothing but parachutes with 200,000 miles of earth's gravity pulling you.
And then Fetzer and I started discussing 9-1-1 back in 2015.
I'm a trained structural engineer and it was obviously not jet fuel, not box cutters, not remote directed energy, not Uh, exclusively thermite.
It was 100% nuclear bombs, and I've got articles and interviews on that as well.
So, bottom line is, everything that the science industry has been pumping for the last 50 years is crap.
And I'll debate anybody on any of these subjects anytime, as long as it's an open format where you're not allowed to edit me off air and make it sound like you're a genius and I'm not, because I can clean anybody's clock on all of these crappy science frauds.
As the son of a mechanical engineer and as the husband of a computer science engineer, I'll emphasize what I hear from my wife all the time and the importance of the testability and the replicability of what you say exists in reality that she often points to me and says that history is not really a science, Carl, she would say.
All right, our next story.
Joe, Sound of Freedom!
Go, brother!
Oh yes, I had wanted to attend this on 4th of July opening weekend but my cross the street neighbor likes to burn about $300 worth of fireworks and it's kind of a tinderbox been a dry hot summer here in Houston and so I didn't want to come home and not be able to explain how the whole neighborhood burned down so I stayed home on
Tuesday night, but last night I went and saw it, and it was held in a really small theater at Cinemark.
It only had 43 seats, and it was almost completely sold out.
There was probably a half dozen seats in the whole theater that weren't sold out.
Very sober crowd, a very epic, moving story about the true story of Tim Ballard, who was in the DHS and was involved in Locating pedophiles here in the United States and he stumbled onto a network that was importing pet.
Pedophile victims from Central and South America.
And so when he busted them, he said, well, I need to go to the source and see if we can start cutting this off.
So he got special permission to go down to Columbia, where they were warehousing and marketing the little kids from and ended up having to get transferred into the CIA in order to be able to keep his cover and keep his
Payment going and I ended up resigning and in total I think he's saved 6,000 kids but it's a remarkable true story and the guy who plays Tim Ballard in the movie is Jim Covelli.
He's the one that was starred in Passion of Christ which Mel Gibson did.
It was a blockbuster that Hollywood ignored.
They didn't have a problem with Braveheart or Patriot but they did have a problem with Passion of Christ.
And I saw an interview with him today and it reminded me of something.
He was actually hanging on a cross and had 300 people in front of him while they were filming and was struck by lightning.
Actually passed out, said he was dead on the table.
They hit him with the paddles.
He was just laying there watching it all happen.
And he said it was the most peaceful, serene place.
He said, man, you can't imagine how great death is.
But yeah, absolutely stunning.
And don't get up when they start the credits and leave, because there's a cryon down in the right-hand corner that says, special message, and then it has a timer.
It's like three minutes, and then two minutes, and then one minute, and then it's his closing message.
And he says how valuable it is for storytellers to be able to tell their stories.
So we're going to find out real quick about Hollywood and how they're going to be able to ignore him for this year's Oscars.
But one of the other interesting things, I despise going to movie theaters.
I haven't seen a Hollywood production in 25 years since my kids got out of high school.
But they had trailers for Indiana Jones, which is bombing, a Disney and Lucas production.
Barbie, which is a Disney production, which is bombing.
And then a remake of Color Purple starring Oprah Winfrey, which is bombing.
And it's like, you know, we're faced with this entertainment industry that once they create something that ends up making a little bit of money, they don't have enough creativity to come up with something new.
So then they do a sequel and then they do a sequel and then they do a sequel.
And when they get down to about the fifth sequel, it's like, well, we've run out of this.
Let's go and start something before we did the first show, so we'll do a prequel.
So they just completely invent something, and when they're not doing that, they do remakes.
So it's nothing but a garbage industry run by a bunch of adrenochrome pedophile freaks, and anything we can do to Thank you.
their reign of terror is going to be wonderful.
So please go see Sound of Freedom because it's a very, very emotionally stirring and see it on the big screen because you can watch Lawrence of Arabia on an iPhone, but you're missing the full experience.
Thank you, brother.
Brian, your thoughts?
Well, okay.
So Sound of Freedom is put out by Angel Studios.
I, I do not have a problem with Angel Studios.
I applaud the fact that they came up with the series, The Chosen, and other wholesome, hype content.
Winged Feather Saga, Testament, Dry Bar Comedy, Total Twins, His Only Son, and Cabrini.
They're becoming a real competitor to the traditional Hollywood entertainment machine that's out there.
And obviously the Hollywood entertainment machine, they're so focused on margins that they're afraid to take risks with new brands.
They're allowing too many investors to put too many storylines in.
They're using woke-ism like a bat to beat everybody over the head.
It's becoming It makes me want to sort of vomit whenever I watch a traditional Hollywood release, okay?
But Angel Studios is not without their challenges either, okay?
And I remember a lot of The Chosen was produced during COVID.
So of course, if you look at any behind-the-scenes footage, everybody's wearing their masks.
Which shows you what's really under the hood.
I did have, you know, I do have six years of theology training under my belt, so I understand the harmony of the Gospels pretty well and have spent a lot of time doing that.
And I thought The Chosen was very well written, very well produced, and very well acted overall.
I was very impressed with the film's features.
However, I see that There are a lot of people involved in that, Angel Studios, that are also part of the mainstream church.
For instance, the director of the Chosen series was, I guess, caught or it came out that he was supporting the LGBTQ agenda.
And there was apparently a lot of kerfuffle over that as to whether or not the Christian community ought to be addressing that.
So they're going to be running into some of their own problems since they're producing this type of, in theory, more wholesome content that deals with these important issues.
Obviously, in time, they're going to begin attracting attention from a very old, very Very well ingrained and very deep sort of Kabbalish, Jewish sort of background.
And I would support Angel Studios.
I would support going to their website and watching at least The Chosen.
But you're going to have to learn to think on your own.
If you're expecting these people to do the thinking for you, you're going to be making a mistake.
There's nothing There's no substitute in this world for your own critical thought in determining if somebody is properly representing something.
And I don't know that Angel Studios always gets it right, and I don't know that they always get it wrong, but at least they're making an effort in the right direction toward creating an entertainment platform for the conservative industry.
Awesome.
A couple of days ago, we covered the Mike King with the anti-New York Times, that the New York Times had 107 summer films that they wanted to share with their audiences, but they forgot the sound of freedom.
I wonder why.
It's like Ghislaine Maxwell being convicted for trafficking children for sex crimes, but none of the people that she trafficked those children to have been identified.
I do want to point one thing out here.
And that is CinemaScore.
Now, I grew up in Southern California, and I know a lot of waiters and waitresses.
I mean, actors and actresses.
And CinemaScore is one of the industry leaders, if not the industry leader.
I'm not enough of an insider to know.
But the math teacher in me wanted to know, because we apply mathematics to evaluate performance.
Sound of Freedom got an A+.
No other A-pluses on this list.
And the history of A-pluses is that there's only been 91 of these that got an A-plus in the last 40 years.
And if you want to take a look and see some of these films, that was one of my favorites, Gandhi, I remember seeing that.
Actually, I like a lot of these films.
Then you can take a look.
But interesting, interesting, interesting, an A-plus movie.
And the movie did not go, I think this was a way to introduce What is really going on?
Because, just like Ghislaine Maxwell, it did not identify, it did not go to the second step to find out who is who is placing these children on the menu that we did not get.
All right.
Next.
Oh, this was this is Chris's story for tomorrow.
So it is back to me.
Steve Kirsch, the most damaging paper of the pandemic, has just been published in The Lancet.
Let me increase the font size on this a little bit here.
So.
With this, they took a look and there were a couple of articles depending on what you like most about it.
This is a systemic review of autopsies.
And here is the the preprint with the Lancet.
And we'll just go to the data here.
Methods.
We searched, and let me get the font bigger on this, too, to help everyone out.
There we go.
We searched for all published autopsy and necropsy, necropsy reports relating to COVID-19 vaccination up until May 18th, 2023.
We initially identified 678 studies, and after screening for our inclusive criteria, included 44 papers that contained 325 autopsy cases and one Necropnecropsy.
I don't use that word in my vocabulary.
Three physicians independently reviewed all deaths and determined whether COVID-19 vaccination was the direct cause or contributed significantly to death.
And the findings were 74%.
Most deaths occurred within a week from the last vaccine administration, a total of 240 deaths, 73.9%.
We're independently adjudicated as directly due to or significantly contributed to by COVID-19 vaccination.
Now that is a huge deal.
Joe, your thoughts?
Yes, Steve Kirsch has done a yeoman's job as far as exposing this fraud, and unfortunately he's going to be a victim of it because he took the first two jabs kind of trusting in the system, and now he's going to have to live with that for whatever's left of his life.
But yeah, amazingly enough, The Lancet was the one that published the Andrew Wakefield study back about, I think it was 1996, about the link between MMR vaccines and autism.
And then the Lancet had been owned by Murdoch, and Murdoch realized he owned a bunch of Merck stock, so he canceled and retracted the article and managed to get Wakefield, get his medical license revoked, and Wakefield moved to Austin, Texas, where he continued to do active activism work on the vaccine Yep.
And vaccine freedom front here in Texas.
And so he's still a major voice.
But now there's a whole lot of additional evidence coming out that, yes, there is something that's causing that because the Amish have zero vaccines and zero autism.
Yep.
Brian, your comments.
Like I said earlier, I'm not a big, huge fan of what today they're calling science.
And I'm glad there's guys out there like Steve Kirsch and Peter McCullough who are covering this stuff as well as they are.
I couldn't hold a candle to these guys in a classroom under any circumstances or in a lab under any circumstances.
I'm just a private investigator by trade.
I have to work with the information I can actually observe and document and gather up on my own.
So a lot of the theoretical basis for science is not quite in place and doesn't allow me to really say too much about it.
It doesn't surprise me though, even as an outsider, Looking back at COVID, I knew from the very beginning something was very wrong in the way they rolled it out, the speed in which they rolled it out, the devastating effects that it had on our economy, but most importantly, the fact that they closed the schools.
To me, it was nothing more than a massive hysteric uh fear campaign that was styled in the in the in the Ebola sort of outbreak concept that that had been rolled out.
I had seen them uh positioning themselves for this sort of uh reformat of society a long long time ago.
COVID seemed to me to be nothing more than the flu re-re-evaluated and turns out I was probably right because flu symptoms seem to disappear Shortly after that.
So, I never took it seriously.
I don't today follow all the science to see, you know, what's there and what's not.
But one thing I do believe, and this is just from having a basic understanding of the scriptures, is the blood is sacred.
And I've stayed away from it.
I've felt like that for a long, long time.
And I try to not let anything get into my bloodstream that doesn't belong.
Except for a little alcohol, but there's nothing wrong with that.
Yes, the actual report is that the paper published as preprint shows that 74% of the deaths post-vax were due to the vax.
That's a pretty high correlation.
Yeah, yeah, that would be a game ender if we can get that actually used.
OK.
President's family.
So I guess this is Is this my story?
What if you guys have this one?
Or did I mistakenly add something in here?
That must be one of Chris's.
I don't know.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
It was at the, yeah, the New York Post.
Yeah.
Oh, no, this was Joe's.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, 14-minute long, secretly filmed from a secret location by an Israeli who is heavily involved in the negotiations between the Chinese and the Biden family, and his name is Gahl Luft.
And he said that he's now being hunted by the same FBI agents and DOJ agents that he had met with and given this information to in 2019 before FJB was able to steal the election.
So bottom line is another one on the hit list.
for exposing the crimes of this rotten family.
And trust me, this is nothing compared with the crimes that were committed by Big Bush, Baby Bush, and Slick Willie, and then also Obamby.
And now they're starting to float that giant turd Michelle as being the shoe-in for President of the United States in 2024.
Let me remind the Black community That it was Obambi and Reptillery that destroyed 10,000 miles of, excuse me, 1,000 miles of 10-foot diameter irrigation pipe, the irrigation wells that had turned the wells in southern Libya
And pumped it up to the Mediterranean and turned it into an absolutely golden crescent of production.
They had greenhouses everywhere.
The place was absolutely fabulous.
Libya was the only African nation that was a net exporter of food.
It was the only African nation with no IMF debt.
And they had 143 tons of gold that they were planning on creating a dinar.
They used CIA Operation Zero Footprint, imported 250,000 terrorists from all over the Middle East, overthrew Qaddafi, killed 250,000 Libyans, and destroyed that country.
And like Qaddafi said, I'm the plug that keeps sub-Sahara from overrunning Europe, if you remove me, you will have enormous riots all through Europe, and that's exactly what we've got going on right now, because that's the way these neocons roll.
So if you think That the Democratic Party supports black people?
You are absolutely fooled.
You're as fooled as the white people and the Christians that think that the RINOs are supporting and doing their issues, because both parties are totally corrupt, but the Democrats are absolutely sinister in the way that they kill people left and right.
And the way they kill the black populations in specific.
When they stole the 143 tons from Libya, they took it over to Haiti, drilled a 60-foot deep, 3-inch diameter well, said they found gold, brought a smelting ship over, and re-smelted all of the gold that they'd stolen from Gaddafi so they could put it in their Swiss banks as being new gold, and then all of his gold just disappeared off the record books.
But that's the way these people roll.
And the Clinton Foundation collected something on the order of two billion dollars to rebuild Haiti after the earthquakes.
And documents show that they produce less than a half dozen two bedroom houses.
So that's exactly the kind of slime balls you've got that are that are supposedly on your side.
You black people need to wake up.
You really do.
Brian, your thoughts.
Brian Johnson: Well, I guess I've always heard it said that power is the power to break the law.
And when you boil it down, is the Biden family one of the more powerful families?
In the nation is Nancy Pelosi have the power to break the law?
Maybe Donald Trump isn't quite as powerful as we've ever hoped because he doesn't have the power to break the law.
They're out there exposing him every chance they get for everything they can possibly get him for even pure fabrications.
I don't have the power to break the law, but for some reason, having control of the Department of Justice somehow gets you in a position where guys like Hunter Biden can break the law without question.
The gun charges, I think I've heard it said that there was over 458 documented crimes that took place on his website.
Now I can understand some of those.
Not making it to a full-blown charging instrument, but give me a break.
If we, if these people obviously have the power to keep the Department of Justice under control, Merrick Garland, I believe to be completely corrupt.
I think Bill Barr was too.
I'd like to be, I would have liked to been a fly on the wall in the conversation when Donald Trump was obviously leveraged in some way into appointing Bill Barr because As a result of Bill Barr's blocking Trump's theoretical moves, he couldn't drain any of the swamp.
There was never a meaningful prosecution that took place anyplace.
And as a matter of fact, the Department of Justice was turned around and sicced back on him.
So I don't know what sort of deal with the devil was made for Bill Barr to get his position.
I don't know what sort of deal was made to get Merrick Garland in his position with Joe Biden.
But I can tell you this, these people appear to have the power to break the law, which makes me very upset.
And if you keep pressing those angles and allowing these people to do this in full view of the mainstream media and us with just gaslighting, it's only going to be a matter of time before the real And I'm not talking about January 6th insurrection.
I'm talking about a real group of vigilantes decides that they're going to stand up and start protecting this nation and start protecting its rule of law.
We can no longer rely on these corrupt institutions to apply the scales of justice fairly to all of us.
It's become clear.
It's obvious.
What are we going to do about it?
Grin and Barrett, hopefully, but I think all of us have been hoping since 2016 for some sort of military intervention or some sort of exposure.
At this point in time, I'm beginning to feel that the exposure level is just beginning to break through that critical mass and society's beginning to break, you know, let the scales fall off our eyes so that we can see what's really going on.
I don't know what the next five years holds in store, but I sure would like to see a perp walk.
In the next five years, if we can possibly see a perp walk, I'll think that this nation's had made a turnaround.
But going back through the hidden history of America, just from Kennedy until now, I don't have any hopes that any of this is going to result in anything But continued gaslighting and changing up the story and more false flags to cover up the last scandal that covers up the last scandal that covers up the last scandal.
Kissinger quote, the illegal we do immediately, the unconstitutional takes a little bit longer.
So that's the kind of lawless thugs we've got running the Secretary of State's office.
Yeah.
Other movies that I've seen in the last few years that are of note that I did go to the movie theater to see was Obomination by Dinesh D'Souza.
He had a premiere here in town.
I got to actually shake his hand, talk to him for a couple of minutes.
But that was about how the Democratic Party has been the party of slavery since before the Civil War.
They were the party of the Ku Klux Klan after the Civil War.
They were the party of Jim Crow after the Ku Klux Klan.
And they were the party that, you know, did everything else against the Civil Rights Movement.
They voted against the Civil Rights Act.
So, you know, that's item number one.
Item number two, I saw a great movie called Jim Crow.
Which starred Larry Elders, Alan West, Candace Owens, and Dr. Thomas Sewell.
And that was an absolutely fabulous movie because it showed the black people how they'd been repeatedly lied to and had their votes stolen by Democrats that never had any interest at all in helping them.
And then the other one that I saw in the theater was 2000 Mules.
And I had met Kathleen Engelbreit in January of 2011 at a True the Vote meeting here in Houston.
I attended probably another half dozen True the Vote meetings.
It was very familiar with how the voting fraud goes here in Texas for the last 20 years.
And so it was a movie that I needed to see in person.
And there again, you had pretty much the same sold out crowd and the same reaction.
You'd expect everybody to come out and be wanting to talk about the movie, just like you would expect them to come out of seeing The only thing I can say is what I've been saying for the last 20 years.
into the lobby and say, oh, my God, I couldn't believe all this that was happening.
But instead, everybody just walked out just in complete silence.
It's just unbelievable that people have that reaction to being confronted with truth that's irrefutable.
But that's that's the world that we're living in.
The only thing I can say is what I've been saying for the last 20 years.
Every epiphany is permanent and we're doing everything we can and need to know to provide you with the epiphany that's going to help you wake up.
And once you're awake, we're providing the information that you can wake up the person next to you and say, hey, listen to a little bit of this material, read a little bit of this content, start opening your mind to a different reality, because the only way to get out of this dungeon is to realize we're in the dungeon.
Yeah, with the.
the The drip drip flood of what we're seeing with, you know, content like ours and movies.
As a professional historian, I have a hard time keeping up, even as a retired historian, with the increase, what seems to be an exponential increase of people speaking up and finding ways to communicate.
And with what Brian was saying, that certainly with what we're shown, it's as bad as it's ever been.
And that might be the point.
JFK quote roughly paraphrased, those who would make peaceful revolution impossible will find that violent revolution becomes inevitable.
And with the story, yeah, witnesses are going to get whacked, or at least we can demonstrate the history of people dying suddenly in the JFK assassination.
for the Clinton list.
And with the criminal class, I may have sent this to you guys.
I don't know.
I put it on my Facebook page of CNN covering the cocaine found in the White House is that the host were already making jokes about it.
One of the hosts said, so are we going to have a blow by blow progression in this story?
And the other person said, oh, it's not too soon to laugh about.
psychopaths, demons, competition.
Anything else?
Or on to the next story.
Let's do the next one.
All right.
So this one, speaking of how bad it can get.
So, I like how the Gateway Pundit just hammers hard on the headlines.
That was something that I tried to do.
After blowing up the Russian oil pipeline and bombing Poland, and then blaming Russia, Zelensky is now warning that Russia is going to blow up a nuclear plant under Zelensky's control.
Now, there's been a lot of stories about this, and if this is going to turn out to be another false flag, I don't know.
I have no idea, but I can be just pretty sure that what we're really looking at is connected to this.
The origin of the Build Back Better, I didn't know this until the other day, and this was Bill Clinton in 2005 when he was At the UN for a special title.
But this was the logo for Build Back Better.
And that is about as clear as a 666 as you can get.
And that's really what we're dealing with.
Is we're dealing with these people who invert reality and whatever it is that they blame their opponents on, that's what they're gonna do.
And the question As always, it's who's in charge and are they going to get away with it?
What type of a space opera tragic comedy do we actually live in?
Will the good guys win?
Will the bad guys win?
Will it go on for years and years?
Who knows?
In our place in the playing field, fog of war, we don't see very much.
Joe, your comments.
Yes, well, in addition to blowing up his own three out of four pipelines that serve Europe, Mr. Putin blew up the Kohokov Dam, K-A-K-O-V-E-N.
H-O-V-K-A, damn, in case I'm not pronouncing that correctly.
And now he's fixing to blow up the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, which is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe.
And that plant has been shut down since September because of repeated artillery shelling by the Ukrainians.
But now, all of a sudden, after having occupancy of the thing for nine months.
He's going to turn around and destroy it himself just because Putin's bad.
And once this happens, then we've already got two U.S. senators, Blumenthal, who's a fake Vietnam war hero that never left the country, and Lindsey Graham, who's a light-loaf Loford fairy queen from South Carolina.
But both of them have said that if there's damage to that nuclear power plant, then that is affecting all of the NATO allies.
And so that means that we can invoke Rule 5 and we can go ahead and start World War III with Russia.
Absolute insanity.
The wonderful thing was that Lindsey Graham was at a Trump rally in Pickens, South Carolina over the weekend.
And he said, I was born and raised here.
And you couldn't hear him with a microphone over the booze.
And he finally just gave up and walked off the stage.
So even in his home county, he's hated now as a warmonger.
And everybody's shouting, traitor, traitor, warmonger, thief.
So bottom line is, maybe these people can be shamed enough that they won't come out in public anymore.
Who knows?
Best we can hope for.
Very good.
Brian?
Well, I sure would like to send a member of the Truther community over to Ukraine to tell me what in the hell is really going on, because I've been hearing some things, even listening to McGregor recently, that don't seem to be adding up at all.
We're so limited in our sources of information to tell us the truth about what's happening.
All I can think is that there's a big Wizard of Oz somewhere that's not Putin and not Biden, And not anybody else that we know of, and I don't think it's a George Soros, and I don't think it's an Obama, but there's some wizard behind the curtain pulling the screens to make you think that something's going on, that really in reality something else is really going on.
I've seen pictures of some of these retreats, these Bilderberg group type things, and these Wizard costumes that these guys wear.
I've seen photos of Putin wearing these things in these secret societies.
I can go back to Kennedy's speech.
I think it was in April of 62.
of 62, no, April of 63, where he talked about the need to protect America from secret societies.
And of course, what do we know?
He was killed November 22nd, just later on that year after he talked about all these things.
So, as for what's coming out in the mainstream, or even Gateway Pundit, about this getting blown up or that going getting blown up.
There's a lot there.
I respect Jim Hoff.
I respect the Gateway Pundit.
I think they're telling us the best they can tell us but it comes down to who's their source and the only guy I knew and I forget his name I think it was Guillermo or Giuseppe but there was a guy that was a truther that was over in Ukraine and got himself and he's gone missing and he was over there I'm sorry, what's his name?
Last name was Lero.
Gonzalo Lero.
Gonzalo Lero.
He's missing.
Is he missing or dead?
I can't even remember, but he's one of us that was sort of doing frontline coverage and He's off the grid now.
He's gonzo.
So, don't expect that these guys are going to easily let us get to the truth on any of these issues.
And when we're talking about the truth, for those that are sort of new to the community, I'm going to suggest, because I was up at this lake house with two weeks no internet, I had to listen to my audiobooks.
Great, because I got a lot of good ones.
Hidden History by Donald Jeffries is the best Concise, factual show or book I've listened to in a long time in terms of just listening to the dominoes fall about all these different things that we didn't maybe knew anything about.
Or we didn't know anything about.
But it just kind of goes through all his documented anti-narrative facts that surround, I think it's probably pretty close to 80 or 90 events.
I listened to that book twice over, even though I have I think close to 800 or 900 titles in my audio library.
I listened to that one twice over the break just because it was so well written and so jam-packed with all sorts of anti-MFM narrative information that shows that we're being lied to on a large scale.
And I think Hidden History goes from Kennedy through maybe 2010 or 2011.
2010 or 2011.
Yeah.
As to estimate the magnitude of these game-changing events, maybe there's like a hundred of them, the wars, the banks, the assassinations, these broad general categories.
And I'll put in BitChute, and I'll just tell you, wanttoknow.info, former State Department official Fred Birx, he refused to secrecy oath over 20 years ago, I believe.
They told him after 9-11, say, hey, Fred, here's your new oath.
He can't say anything to anybody ever about anything that you have done, are doing, or will ever do in the State Department.
And he decided that he would publish wanttoknow.info to put all of the verifiable factual claims that he had discovered.
And as a history teacher, I'll put the link in there as well.
I decided I would limit it to just a top 10 case to be able to demonstrate that the history that people are aware of, such as war on Mexico, the Spanish-American War, are all Tragic comic narratives that are so easy to blow apart and to demonstrate that the history books that come from are major publishers, which is just after it goes through news cycles.
These are lies, intentional.
Lies of omission and commission that no professional could ever ever do.
No one would ever dream about this.
So it's not a casual mistake.
It's intentional propaganda.
And that makes these people criminals after the fact for wars of aggression.
And we can quantify the millions of people that have been killed in this.
All right.
Anything else on that, gentlemen?
Or shall we go to final thoughts?
Yeah, one other site that I would like to recommend on YouTube is Tales of American Empire.
These are like 10 to 15 minute long little vignettes, and they have archival footage.
They're very well researched, very well narrated.
They're nice little bullet points, and they're very digestible.
And if you start watching those, you'll get a real good idea about all the things that they've lied to you about.
For instance, the Harlem door, where Stalin killed 30 million Christians over in Russia?
Yeah.
Turns out the New York Times had an on-the-scene reporter, Walter Duranty, who was a nice Jewish guy working for a nice Jewish newspaper.
And he said that it was just an absolute worker's paradise over there.
Everybody was singing and dancing, they were just having the most wonderful time, and that the United States should hurry up and become Bolshevik as quick as we can.
He was awarded six Pulitzer Prizes, and when it came out that he had been lying constantly, knowingly, Pulitzer said, well, we can't take away his Pulitzer Prizes because he's dead and he doesn't have a chance to defend himself.
Yeah, you don't have a chance to defend yourself from provable lies and so you're going to be able to keep your Pulitzer Prizes?
What a stinky business news is in the United States.
Joe, want to keep rolling on to your final thoughts?
Yeah, I'm trying to think of what other final thoughts I've got.
Yes, this weekend on TNT Radio, we're having a discussion with Gloria Moss, who's the founder of Truth University, which is going to be an online homeschooling for college kids, because you don't need to have any further indoctrination.
We'll teach you the correct science and correct history.
So that'll be the first hour.
In the second hour, we're going to have Nikki Willis, who I've met at three different events.
That he sponsored the Plandemic movies.
He's a producer of Plandemic 1 and 2, and I've also met Judy Makovich, who is the star of that particular series.
And then I attended two weeks ago, three weeks ago, in Austin at the Long Theater, the presentation of The Great Awakening, which is another movie that you need to see on a big screen because the impact is so much larger than what you would get from a computer screen.
Twenty-five hundred people in the concert hall.
We'll be interviewing him in the second hour of TNT Radio.
It airs at 6 and 8.
Central Time, and you can find it on any of the podcasts.
You can go to Principia Scientific, and over in the sidebar, they've got a link that goes to the website.
So, ought to be a real interesting discussion, and I talked with his scheduler this morning, sent her an email that I really hoped that he'd get a chance to see Sound of Freedom, and she said, Jim is a very good friend of Mickey's, and they've been in constant contact for years, and that yes, he would be more than happy to discuss Sound of Freedom and the impact that storytellers have on creating a narrative that frames the conscience of a nation.
Yep.
Brian, your final thoughts?
The truth is often stranger than fiction, and I don't think you could make up this cocaine in the White House story, so I'm suspecting that this truth is perhaps one that's right there, especially seeing after that sniffing video when they're up on the patio in the West Wing.
I'm glad to see... Now, granted, I live in Texas, and I took my two-week vacation up in East Texas, sort of in the Jasper area.
I can tell you something people are waking up.
I mean, even out in these areas, even listening to local radio, or being out on the water, or at the marina, I can have a relatively normal conversation.
With just about everybody I run into.
Now a lot of the things that I say to them are new.
They haven't gone nearly as deep as we've gone.
But a lot of it seems to be adding up to these people.
Just today, I was training a new employee and he asked me about the moon landings.
And that moved into all sorts of stuff.
And it ended up, you know, we sat on surveillance for Five hours just chatting up about the real nature of the world.
And I got to tell you, I think now is a different time than ever before in the in the sense that the Internet is beginning to be out of control to the handlers.
They've done their best.
The mainstream media focus just doesn't have the same sort of weight that it used to.
I don't think anybody's even really taking Newsmax or One America News or any of these guys even really seriously anymore.
I think everybody's very hungry to find a new outlet for stuff that can be researched and delivered.
We don't research and deliver every single story out here.
As a matter of fact, we might only do 5, 10, 12 a year that are independently researched.
But when we do, we're going to deliver something about something that you've never heard before.
And so I'm glad to see that Jim's coming back so we can get focused again.
I heard there was another false flag the other day.
I haven't even Googled it.
I don't even know what's there.
And I have a process that I go through when I go to analyze these events.
Go get all the earliest and most reliable evidence.
Find the local newscasts.
Find the local witnesses.
Get them before they're gone because these algorithms have been so good at deleting all this early evidence that you just can't recover it later on.
Once you've created a file and you have all your earliest and most reliable evidence, put it together in a timeline and start looking for the things that don't make sense.
Once you find all those puzzle pieces that don't fit, You can put them all together inside of our false flag sort of worldview, and you'll understand why they do what they do, how they do what they do, and how they've been lying to you.
Not just about this, but again, go back to Hidden History.
That book is, I mean, it's got hundreds of them all concisely broken down, and we've probably all experienced five or six of them that we didn't even know were actual unverifiable events.
Excellent.
Thank you.
So the power of storytelling is that, you know, for 46 years, I've been engaged in attempting to communicate these most important issues.
And the question that arises for all of us is, how do we best communicate this data?
Because we have data, we have facts.
And we discover this condition of, for me, I estimate about 2% of the population can hear these and engage in these ideas authentically, and 98% of them, that's 49 out of 50, they're going to shut down.
Or if they can, nod their head for a little while, it's going to go in one ear and out the other.
So, as well as trying to come up with a way of presenting What I have to say in a way that is most acceptable to the listening that we find ourselves with human beings.
And and I did reflect also on precedent.
So if you take what Gandhi confronted and King confronted, and I do recommend, by the way, if you have not seen the movies, Gandhi that won, I don't know, like nine Academy Awards, I do recommend.
That, and I do recommend the recent, mostly recent, I think three or four years, Selma movie of Dr. King.
I mean, it does go through Hollywood, but there is value in seeing those.
But for the bottom line, for my final thoughts, it's the same.
And just to withdraw consent and demand arrest and be able to point to three bodies of facts where anybody can check the documentation, And see for themselves that what you're talking about in good faith patriotism and civic responsibility are objective data that, as far as you can tell, are independently verifiable.
And you're calling for arrests because these appear to be apparent crimes in progress with victims and damages.
We also still have, in addition to that, this real world Rubber meets the road test of whatever you claim to be for your foundation, philosophically, religiously, spiritually, whatever.
And for me, one of the foundational questions that we all answer, and it would be good to be conscious in asking the question, is who's in charge?
So you may be confused about a lot of the details, like I am, of what this place is.
But if you conclude that there is some powerful and virtuous source to this, then relax.
What are you afraid of?
Now, I can say more that if there is this being that we roughly call God, this being is going to have an extra dimensionality of power, which means that anything is possible here.
This is all illusion and drama relative to the power of the Creator.
We have what we can think, we have what we can say, we can have what we can do, and we all have the challenge of finding the best balance with engaging to be of service to our brothers and sisters, kind of the self-defense that we all feel for future generations and our own family, as well as a degree of self-preservation, but I don't have much of that anymore, and to engage in good faith effort for the challenges that we see.
All right, gentlemen, anything else?
Are we done here?
We don't know who discovered water, but we're pretty sure it wasn't the fish.
So get out of the fishbowl.
You'll be surprised what you see, kids.
Right.
Oh, I'm good.
Oh, that's how I indicate to Jim.
I'm sorry.
All right.
For our audience members, thank you very much.
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