Dec. 2, 2024 - Jim Fetzer
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| Welcome to episode 105 of Gary King's Inconvenient Truths, where Gary presents stories and video clips I don't know are coming for my spontaneous and unrehearsed response. | |
| Gary, what do you got for me today? | |
| I've got a lot of stuff to believe in. | |
| Now, I was proud of the... | |
| People that watched the show last week, they actually follow the spirit of the show. | |
| See, we really want your reaction to the videos, and a lot of times we get a reaction to Jim's reaction. | |
| You know, either they strongly disagree or they strongly don't agree. | |
| So really, in the comments, give us your take-up. | |
| You know, we know you're smart people, and you can think for yourself. | |
| So let's go ahead and give that a try, is what I say. | |
| Okay, here we go. | |
| All right. | |
| Starting it off. | |
| The other concern I have is the bioweapon that was released on us, the vaccines. | |
| That needs to be communicated effectively in the new administration that something bad happened. | |
| Many of us would like to see justice for the millions murdered by the nanotech infected shots. | |
| But don't hold your breath. | |
| If approved, our next cabinet will include, as administrator for Medicare and Medicaid, Dr. Oz, a television personality who pushed implantable chips, transgenderism for kids, and pushed the deadly COVID vaccines repeatedly. | |
| Should people have their children vaccinated? | |
| Definitely yes. | |
| Definitely yes. | |
| As a doctor, even I'm in awe of the incredible advances made in search of a COVID-19 vaccine. | |
| Never in the history of mankind has a vaccine been developed at this speed. | |
| But just because we're moving fast doesn't mean we're moving unsafely. | |
| We're cutting red tape, not cutting corners. | |
| I trust the science and the scientists behind these COVID-19 vaccines, and you should too. | |
| What can you do after you get the COVID vaccine? | |
| If approved, Marco Rubio will be our new Secretary of State. | |
| He pushed the vaccine and boasted that Operation Warp Speed was a huge success. | |
| You can say a lot of things about the way America responded to the pandemic in the early days. | |
| The one thing that's without dispute is that no one has done vaccines better than the United States. | |
| I mean, look around the world and look here and look at the fact that right now, basically, at this point, if you're 12 years of age or older and you want a vaccine, you can get one. | |
| If approved, Tulsi Gabbard will be the Director of National Intelligence. | |
| She helped get all the older people vaccinated early on. | |
| Three weeks ago, I urged our leaders to put those over 65 years of age at the front of the line for vaccinations alongside healthcare workers and first responders. | |
| Now today, I'm happy to report that the Department of Health and Human Services has now agreed to this strategy. | |
| So if you or your loved ones are 65 or over, You will now be able to get the vaccine if the leaders of your state comply with these recommendations. | |
| If approved, Dr. Jeanette Neshawat will be our new Surgeon General. | |
| She was also pushing the masks, the deadly vaccines, and the censorship. | |
| First of all, vaccines save lives and I am so excited and I thank and I commend Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg for taking action and I hope and pray that other social media platforms will follow suit and do the same thing. | |
| If you are fully vaccinated then it is safe to go outside, to go hiking, biking, to enjoy outdoor dining, to be around other people who are unvaccinated without a mask. | |
| Now that is if you are fully vaccinated. | |
| It's also important to You can go back to the very beginning of Operation Warp Speed. | |
| Trump's been pushing the vax the whole time. | |
| He even called himself the father of the vaccine. | |
| And look, I guess in a certain way I'm the father of the vaccine because I was the one that pushed it. | |
| I pushed the FDA like they have never been pushed before. | |
| It shows you how unpainful that vaccine shot is, so everybody go get your shot. | |
| I recommend you take it. | |
| People that do get it get better much quicker. | |
| That's a very important thing to know. | |
| They don't get nearly as sick, and they get better. | |
| Lindsey Graham's an example. | |
| He said, if I didn't have this vaccine, I would have died. | |
| I recommend taking the vaccines! | |
| I did it, it's good. | |
| Take the vaccines. | |
| I think I saved many, I don't think, I know. | |
| I saved millions and millions of lives throughout the world. | |
| We saved tens of millions of lives. | |
| Take credit. | |
| Don't let them take that away from you. | |
| Okay, so the president made news... | |
| Do you agree with that? | |
| Right? | |
| Both the President and I are vaxxed and did you get the booster? | |
| Yes. | |
| I got it too. | |
| And just recently, on November 22nd, Trump wrote that Operation Warp Speed saved hundreds of millions of lives. | |
| There is no signs of justice for the millions murdered by the deadly shots. | |
| And if the nanotech in the shots is the interface between humans and AI world, then I would expect another fake pandemic and more shots. | |
| Reporting for Infowars, this is Greg Reese. | |
| Okay, Dr. Fetcher. | |
| There. | |
| That was gut-wrenching, Gary. | |
| That was about as pressing as anything I've seen yet about the Trump administration, even Tulsi. | |
| Just horrible. | |
| Everything they were saying was wrong. | |
| It was all fabricated. | |
| It was all made up. | |
| Those on the inside are admitting as much. | |
| They didn't save tens of millions of lives. | |
| They took tens of millions of lives. | |
| I'm ready to retch, Gary, to tell you the honest-to-God truth. | |
| This is awful. | |
| Oz, this is a cartoon appointment. | |
| This is clownish. | |
| This is very, very bad. | |
| I didn't like anything about that. | |
| It's a bitter truth. | |
| It's like, for me, a glass of ice water in the face, Gary. | |
| I'm just appalled. | |
| And I'm glad Greg reads such good stuff. | |
| But this is such an expose of the... | |
| Corruption at Trump in relation to the vax. | |
| Honest, this has just ruined my whole day. | |
| Sorry to hear that. | |
| Let me put up a clip that might make you feel a little better real quick. | |
| Hold on. | |
| I was going to hold off on this one, but I'm going to go ahead and do it. | |
| Sometimes we need a little, you know, something not so heavy. | |
| So here we go. | |
| All right, we got Kamala, Obama, Trump, and Putin. | |
| I'll never go. | |
| Sherry, Sherry Lady, going through emotion. | |
| Love is where you find it. | |
| Listen to your heart. | |
| Sherry, Sherry Lady, living in devotion. | |
| It's always like the first time, let me think of all. | |
| Sherry, Sherry, baby, life is not tomorrow. | |
| Take my heart from the news and listen to your heart. | |
| That's not going to salvage my day, Gary. | |
| I mean, that was amusing, but trivial. | |
| The earlier was significant and horrifying. | |
| I'm very distraught. | |
| All right. | |
| I gave it a shot. | |
| Okay, here we go. | |
| One more. | |
| There we go. | |
| Pam, you've always been a strong supporter of the State of Israel and very outspoken on this issue. | |
| And we're seeing, I think, a very worrying trend that so many on the left are no longer supportive of the State of Israel. | |
| In fact, they attack it. | |
| Tell us, where do you think that we need to be as a country as it relates to our relationship with Israel? | |
| Well, first, DeMorgan, thank you for everything you did with the Abraham Accords. | |
| Remarkable. | |
| You and Jared Kushner and President Trump and the whole team. | |
| Amazing. | |
| I mean, amazing. | |
| And how they could not take that and build on that to achieve greater world peace is really, I think, beyond all of us. | |
| And Congressman Banks, you have too. | |
| You've stood up for everything, for the energy independence and the shutting down of the Keystone Pipeline and everything, but we have to be an ally of Israel. | |
| And all of us on this stage are, when I was Attorney General once again, we went to Israel multiple times, and John and my husband in the audience with me, they took us to Golan Heights, and we were on the border with binoculars looking into Syria and saw an ISIS flag. | |
| But that camp was shut down because Donald Trump was president. | |
| And it is frightening, though, what's happening in the world. | |
| And just for selfish reasons as Americans, why aren't we supporting one of our greatest allies in the world, Israel? | |
| It's unbelievable to me why we're not and why they're not. | |
| I mean, and so thank you for everything you did with Abraham Accord. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Okay, Dr. Petzer. | |
| Well, maybe Pam Bondi is because they're committing genocide on a heretofore unprecedented scale. | |
| Have you noticed? | |
| Did you not get the memo? | |
| This is shocking. | |
| Pam, you're supposed to be on top of these issues. | |
| You're not supposed to be a shill for Israel. | |
| You're supposed to be standing up for law and justice, and this is grossly in violation of international law, the UN Charter, the Hague Convention, the Geneva Convention. | |
| If you're going to burnish your credentials as the highest law enforcement officer of the United States, absent the president himself, you've got to do better, Pam Bondi. | |
| What you had to say here today You may have believed it, but it was a disgrace. | |
| It was totally discrepant with the facts on the ground. | |
| What's going on? | |
| Israel uses the United States. | |
| We're cannon fodder for the United States. | |
| They want to use our troops, use our resources to kill their enemies so they themselves don't have to fight their own wars. | |
| Catch up with reality, Pam. | |
| We expect more of you. | |
| Yeah, I'm hoping for the same. | |
| Okay, this is Dollar Vigilante, Jeff Burrow. | |
| But don't forget, too, there already was tons of Zionists and Jews and Israeli passport holders, dual citizens, that were already in the current administration. | |
| All of these people have Israeli passports. | |
| Janet Yellen. | |
| Antony Blinken, who's Secretary of State. | |
| Merrick Garland, the Attorney General. | |
| Wendy Sherman, the Deputy Secretary of State. | |
| Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security. | |
| Victoria Nuland, Secretary of State for Political Affairs. | |
| Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence. | |
| Eric Lander, Office of Science and Technology Policy. | |
| Ron Klain, White House Chief of Staff. | |
| And David Cohen, Director of the CIA. Now a bunch of those will be gone soon, replaced by other Israeli passport holders or Jews or Zionists. | |
| The entire U.S. government is basically all Israel. | |
| They have completely taken it over. | |
| And hardly anyone knows about it. | |
| Hardly anyone talks about it. | |
| And if anyone does, they'll just say, oh, I saw that Jeff Berwick guy, he's so anti-Semitic, he's talking about how they're all Jews. | |
| Because they are! | |
| They're all Jews! | |
| It's a complete and total takeover. | |
| And no one talks about it. | |
| And if you talk about it, Donald Trump says he's gonna basically go after you, kick you out of the country, or give you the death penalty. | |
| We will deport the foreign jihad sympathizers and we will deport them very quickly and Hamas supporters will be gone. | |
| If you hate America, if you want to eliminate Israel, then we don't want you in our country. | |
| We really don't want you in our country. | |
| I will ban refugee settlements from terror-infested areas like the Gaza Strip, and we will arrest the pro-Hamas thugs who vandalize federal property and make really life very, very difficult in this country for a lot of people. | |
| Yeah, gee, does Donald Trump say he's going to kick anyone out who says anything bad about Mexicans? | |
| No. | |
| Okay, Dr. Petter. | |
| Well, you're getting a lot of truth from the dollar vigilante, but Donald Trump, man, oh man, that's just embarrassing, Gary. | |
| I've been wanting to deny that he's such a full-blown Zionist, but it's impossible. | |
| It's impossible. | |
| And, you know, in my opinion, we should all be Hamas. | |
| We should all be Palestinians today. | |
| They are fighting for the right. | |
| They are fighting for humanity. | |
| They are fighting for their lives against these genocidal maniacs. | |
| Trump is defending. | |
| I'm all for Hezbollah. | |
| I'm all for Iran. | |
| I'm all for Russia. | |
| They are on the right side of history and we the wrong. | |
| I don't know what to say, Gary, but we're at a pivotal point in American history. | |
| I supported Trump's election because the alternative was catastrophic. | |
| But that doesn't mean we're out of the woods yet. | |
| We have a long way to go. | |
| Yeah, I'm hoping he turns things around. | |
| It's not looking too good at the moment. | |
| Alright, here's one more from the Dollar of July. | |
| Mr. Prime Minister, I'm grateful to be back in Israel in this incredibly difficult moment for this nation, but in fact, for the entire world. | |
| If you'll permit me, personal aside, I come before you not only as the United States Secretary of State, But also as a Jew. | |
| My grandfather, Maurice Blinken, fled pogroms in Russia. | |
| My stepfather, Samuel Pizar, survived concentration camps. | |
| Auschwitz, Dachau, Majdanek. | |
| So, Prime Minister, I understand, on a personal level, The harrowing echoes that Hamas' massacres carry for Israeli Jews, indeed, for Jews everywhere. | |
| I also come before you as a husband and father of young children. | |
| It's impossible for me to look at the photos of families killed, such as the mother, father, and three small children murdered as they sheltered in their home in Kubot-Zenir Oz. | |
| And not think of my own children. | |
| This was just one of Hamas's countless acts of terror. | |
| In a litany of brutality and inhumanity that, yes, brings to mind the worst of ISIS. Babies slaughtered. | |
| Bodies desecrated. | |
| Young people burned alive. | |
| Women raped. | |
| Parents executed in front of their children, children in front of their parents. | |
| How are we even to understand this? | |
| To digest this? | |
| And yet, at the same time, at the same time that we've been shocked by the depravity of Hamas, we've also been inspired by the bravery of Israel's citizens. | |
| Everything that Hamas is true of Israel, of the idea of. | |
| This is just disgusting. | |
| There you had two war criminals who deserve to be tried and hung by the neck until dead. | |
| It's virtually a mere image. | |
| Antony Blinken, Benjamin Netanyahu, interchangeable parts. | |
| Blinken has had too big a role here. | |
| He's been using the United States as a resource for Israel. | |
| Disgusting beyond words, Gary. | |
| Disgusting beyond words. | |
| And I reaffirm. | |
| He was describing real atrocities, but ones committed not by Hamas, but by the IDF upon Palestinians. | |
| Take a look. | |
| Do the research. | |
| There's no doubt about it. | |
| Just as the whole October 7th event was staged by Israel to create a pretext to slaughter the Palestinians. | |
| In any way you measure it, it's so grossly disproportional. | |
| We're talking about collective punishment. | |
| This is a violation under international law. | |
| Israelis, of course, couldn't care less. | |
| They claim to be responding to a higher law, God's law, which entitles them to slaughter all the goyim, all the non-Jews, and the highest on their target list are the Palestinians, so they can steal their land and claim it for their own. | |
| Based upon lie after lie, deceit after deception after deception, murder after murder, genocide after genocide. | |
| This is truly disgusting. | |
| And those two are disgraces to mankind alike. | |
| Disgusting. | |
| Yeah, they always blame others for what they're doing themselves. | |
| Okay, we're going to go back to Dr. Oz and network deception. | |
| Trump keeps adding more evil elements to his administration. | |
| Oz has been pushing government injections and the Beast Chip for a long time and is directly connected to high-level Satanist Marina Abramovic. | |
| The Beast Chip for a long time How do you convince the other parents out there that we need to do this? | |
| Be careful, I'm gonna get it. | |
| If that helps at all. | |
| How do you convince the other parents out there that we need to do this? | |
| Be careful, I'm gonna get it. | |
| If that helps at all. | |
| but I'll tell you my wife is not giving me another kiss. | |
| But I'll tell you my wife is not giving me another kiss. | |
| Now remember, everybody in the audience is getting one of these flu shots, so... | |
| We all get it. | |
| I'm just going first. | |
| We all got it. | |
| What do you think about that? | |
| Well, what I think about that, when Dr. Oz told the audience that they were all going to get it, if you really notice, they actually have to cut in a whole other segment of everybody smiling, which is a complete fraud, because when you realize that the tolls have been done, more than 50% of the physicians in practice will not prescribe, will not recommend anybody getting flu vaccines, particularly H1N1. More than 60% of the nurses in New York State, just like the UK, will not get it. | |
| And Consumer Reports recently did an investigation, a poll of regular average Joe Americans, and they found that more than 50% of the people would not take H1N1 flu vaccines this fall. | |
| So if you really look at that segment that ABC News has up right now on Dr. Oz, it's a complete fraud. | |
| And it's a propaganda piece that's intended to liberally serve the great media moguls that Dr. Oz is actually serving. | |
| I don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know it's not true. | |
| So why, when you have this amazing megaphone and this amazing ability to communicate, why would you cheapen your show by saying things like that? | |
| I used language that was very passionate, but it ended up not being helpful but incendiary. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, I very rarely agree with Claire McCaskill, but she's absolutely got it right here. | |
| And Oz, I think that one statement was exactly right. | |
| The whole idea here was to use him as a personality to build up a huge fan base that was ostensibly committed to well-being, to better health, To improving our lives and then be able to manipulate a perception of vaccines is beneficial, but in fact, they're doing immense damage. | |
| One study of two million subjects showed the increase in heart attacks for taking the vaccine was like 1,250% greater Greater! | |
| Just overwhelmingly greater! | |
| So, you know, Oz is a bad guy promoting a bad product, but being warmly welcomed into the Trump administration, honest to God, Gary, this is ripping at me. | |
| I don't like any of this, but I'm glad you're exposing it. | |
| You're doing your part. | |
| God only wished Trump would do his. | |
| Well, we're going to find out more about Trump right now, so I'm going to continue doing my job. | |
| This is Trump. | |
| Well, you'll see. | |
| I'm the only one of the stages that said we should not go into Iraq. | |
| Are you for invading Iraq? | |
| Yeah, I guess so. | |
| You know, I wish it was... | |
| I wish the first time it was done correctly. | |
| I'm very pro-life. | |
| I'm very pro-choice. | |
| Do you believe in punishment for abortion? | |
| Yes or no, as a principle. | |
| There has to be some form of punishment. | |
| I am pro-choice in every respect. | |
| She has no natural talents to be president. | |
| She's very talented and she has a husband that I also like very much. | |
| Hillary Clinton was the worst Secretary of State in the history of the United States. | |
| Hillary Clinton, how did she do as Secretary of State? | |
| Probably above and beyond everybody else. | |
| Let's say Hillary is president. | |
| Hillary Clinton, I think, is a terrific woman. | |
| I think she really works hard and I think she does a good job. | |
| And I like her. | |
| I will build the wall and Mexico's going to pay for it, and they'll be happy to pay for it. | |
| I'm not gonna pay for that fucking wall. | |
| This guy used a filthy, disgusting word on television, and he should be ashamed of himself, and he should apologize, okay? | |
| Listen, you motherfuckers. | |
| I'm gonna bomb the shit out of them. | |
| We'll beat the shit out of them. | |
| Political bullshit. | |
| You're not gonna raise that fucking price, you understand? | |
| Donald, true or false, you said the government should pay for everyone's health care? | |
| That's false. | |
| You've never said that? | |
| Everybody's got to be covered. | |
| Universal health care. | |
| I am going to take care of everybody. | |
| Who pays for it? | |
| The government's going to pay for it, but we're going to save so much money on the other side. | |
| He said I was in favor of Libya? | |
| I never discussed that subject. | |
| I was in favor of Libya? | |
| We would be so much better off if Gaddafi were in charge right now. | |
| Gaddafi in Libya is killing thousands of people. | |
| We should go in, we should stop this guy, which would be very easy and very quick. | |
| Stop him from doing it and save these lives. | |
| They're here illegally. | |
| You take them, they have to go back. | |
| We have to show some compassion. | |
| You just can't throw everybody out. | |
| You're going to split up families. | |
| You're going to deport children. | |
| No, no. | |
| We're going to keep the families together. | |
| We have to keep the families together. | |
| But you're going to keep them together out. | |
| But they have to go. | |
| How do you throw somebody out that's lived in this country for 20 years? | |
| North Korea has nukes. | |
| Japan has a problem with that. | |
| I mean, they have a big problem with it. | |
| Maybe they would, in fact, be better off if they defend themselves from North Korea. | |
| Maybe they would be better off, including with nukes, yes, including with nukes. | |
| They said, I want Japan to nuke. | |
| I want Japan to get nuclear weapons. | |
| Give me a break. | |
| But if you said to Japan, yes, it's fine, you get nuclear weapons, South Korea, you as well, and Saudi Arabia says we want them to. | |
| Can I be honest with you? | |
| It's going to happen anyway. | |
| It's only a question of time. | |
| That was fascinating, Gary. | |
| God, was that good. | |
| Trump being on every side of every issue, fascinating. | |
| By the way, he just nominated Kash Patel to be director of the FBI. And there's a tweet I read just before coming on the show that Kash Patel is declaring, I have evidence. | |
| That will be sufficient to put Hillary Clinton in jail. | |
| I hope he follows through. | |
| There you have Trump, I think, a man who's eager to You know, get across an impression of where he's on too many sides and too many issues. | |
| It does give him a certain opportunity to maneuver, but it also shows that he's a bit politically of a chameleon and not entirely trustworthy, to put it mildly. | |
| Nevertheless, overwhelmingly better than the alternative we had With Kamala and Waltz, but here we are. | |
| Let's hope we're not out of the frying pan and into the fire. | |
| Well, I don't know if it's going to make you feel any better, but I cut that clip by 10 minutes. | |
| There's many more of those to where he was contradicting himself. | |
| I would have been happy to hear more. | |
| All right. | |
| We'll bring it back next week, the rest of it. | |
| Okay, here we go. - Our younger generation is facing a threat that no other generation has before. | |
| Social media companies are some of the biggest companies that have ever existed. | |
| They're also some of the most evil. | |
| They're designed to harvest data and manipulate you with that data that they collect. | |
| Just take a look at this article posted by The Guardian. | |
| Can you believe that? | |
| They actually said that they're targeting insecure and worthless teens. | |
| They created these platforms to socially and culturally control people. | |
| To censor opposing viewpoints and to spread the woke agenda. | |
| I wish I could say that social media was the only attack on our youth. | |
| But I'm sure you're aware of what's going on inside of our public schools. | |
| They're pushing radical social and cultural agendas on our youth. | |
| Just last year, a child was sent home for wearing a t-shirt that says, there are only two genders on it. | |
| The worst part about the schools and media outlets is that they're teaching the kids that parents learned racist and sexist ideals. | |
| And that it's the younger generation's responsibility to teach their parents about how to be woke. | |
| It's pure manipulation. | |
| And to be honest with you, I bought into it myself for a while, too. | |
| My friends were woke. | |
| My school was woke. | |
| And for a while, I didn't have what it took to think outside of the bubble that I was in. | |
| My name is Eric Meter. | |
| I'm 25 years old and I'm a truth seeker. | |
| I had a wonderful childhood and a normal life, but I went through some very hard times in my teenage years. | |
| But over time, my depression spiraled. | |
| I became very suicidal and I hardly survived that part of my life. | |
| I came to a crossroads and finally I decided that I should go get professional help. | |
| After getting professional help, my life began to spiral even harder. | |
| Before long, I became a legal junkie that weighed over 300 pounds. | |
| Pumped full of antidepressants, antipsychotics, and benzodiazepines. | |
| I realized that if I continued on this path, I would most certainly kill myself. | |
| I quit all of my prescriptions cold turkey and I stopped going to my psychiatrist and therapist right away. | |
| Within the next year, I lost 100 pounds and I really began making progress. | |
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| Okay. | |
| That was a good story. | |
| Kid is really doing what he can to make things better. | |
| I think that's quite admirable. | |
| It turns out a new study has shown that instruction in DEI, diversity, equity, and inclusion, It actually grossly exacerbates racial tensions and hostility among groups. | |
| So if it was intended to be, which I doubt, somehow unifying, it's having precisely the opposite effect. | |
| But then I've long believed that all this business about identity politics was really intended to create Vast chasms in American society, one group against another, based upon the most superficial of characteristics, | |
| and completely undermined the great moral message of Martin Luther King Jr. when he observed that he dreamed of a time when men would be judged on the basis of the content of their character rather than the color of their skin. | |
| The Democrats have put it all in reverse. | |
| And created a less harmonious and far more diverse and conflict within society as its legacy. | |
| It's something that it's going to take us a long time to repair if, in fact, it even can be done. | |
| You have to have hope. | |
| All right, here's Candace Owens. | |
| Doing her thing once was a president named JFK well liked 1963 He had a little bit of a brush up with what was then known as the American Zionist Council in June of that year 1963 the American Council for Judaism issued a newsletter Saying that they were being asked by the Justice Department to register as a foreign agent of the state of Israel and they had Senate hearings to Senate hearings that year to look into Israeli foreign agents and | |
| And JFK was demanding, his DOJ was demanding for the AZC registration. | |
| You are a foreign agent of Israel. | |
| And the department wrote to them, in October 11th of 1963, the DOJ wrote a demand to the AZC, the American Zionist Congress, to respond within 72 hours regarding them registering as a foreign agent. | |
| And guess what happened? | |
| And I guess that just that ended up working in their favor because then LBJ became president and LBJ was very pro-Zionist organization and his aunt and this is by the way looking at a Jerusalem Post headline here because I know I get in trouble for knowing these things. | |
| A friend indeed. | |
| New evidence reveals the incredible aide Lyndon Johnson lent to the Jews. | |
| And from a direct quote from that article, his research into Johnson's personal history indicates that he inherited his concern for the Jewish people from his family. | |
| His Aunt Jesse Johnson Hatcher, a major influence on LBJ, was a member of the Zionist Organization of America. | |
| Aunt Jesse had nurtured LBJ's commitment to befriending Jews for 50 years. | |
| As a young boy, Lyndon watched his politically active grandfather Big Sam and his father, Little Sam, seek clemency for Leo Frank, the Jewish victim of blood libel in Atlanta. | |
| Fast forward today, AIPAC has just surpassed $100 million of spending on the 2024 election. | |
| All right, you won't hear that at JFK conferences. | |
| I love Candace Elwin. | |
| She is so wonderful. | |
| She would have been my choice to be press secretary for the new administration. | |
| She would have really handled it with finesse. | |
| I think she may be The greatest truth speaker in the country today. | |
| She's certainly among the tiny handful, right up there with Stu Peters and Clayton Morrison, Redacted, and you know, a very small number of authors. | |
| She's making a massive contribution for a young woman, great intelligence, and just Admirable articulation. | |
| I'm a huge fan, Candice. | |
| You go, girl. | |
| Keep it up. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Okay. | |
| Here's... | |
| Could you describe Raven Rock to me? | |
| Like, what it is, what it's for? | |
| No. | |
| Raven Rock, like Area 51, remains one of the US government's most classified installations. | |
| It's all part of a plan that was hatched 70 years ago. | |
| In the 1950s, the government came up with plans for a deep underground command center where the president and, you know, a few hundred staff members not only could take shelter, but also could direct a nuclear war. | |
| The plan is called Continuity of Government, or COG. | |
| At any moment we could see thousands of members of the government completely wiped out, but there's a secondary government, a shadow government that is ready to take over at a moment's notice. | |
| Raven Rock is an underground backup Pentagon. | |
| It's the most unbelievable place you can imagine. | |
| You're 768 feet below the surface. | |
| Don Camel spent three and a half years at Raven Rock as part of the president's communication team. | |
| He's never spoken on camera before about his time working in the secret bunker. | |
| Basically, they carved out a city underground that could survive a direct hit from a nuclear blast. | |
| After you go through the security, you walk in and it's basically an underground tunnel. | |
| There's a blast door that was three and a half foot thick that weighed 30 tons. | |
| You go through like an airlock and they had two of those doors and then you walk another half a mile. | |
| A half mile deeper into the mountain is the bunker itself. | |
| And you're going past five buildings. | |
| Those represent the five rings of the Pentagon. | |
| And each of those buildings are three stories tall and they probably have 50 to 80 offices per floor. | |
| The buildings are mounted on springs to survive the shock waves from a nuclear blast. | |
| There's a common cafeteria capable of serving 3,000 people, three meals a day for 30 days on lockdown. | |
| They had a barber shop in there with one chair. | |
| It's got massive reservoirs, generators, even a crematorium if needed, post office, medical facilities, and emergency command and communication links to the U.S. military all around the world. | |
| As part of the White House team, Camel had access to the most restricted part of the bunker. | |
| The Presidential Suite. | |
| The Presidential Suite is a very secure area. | |
| The other people in the site, they had no access and they were very, very curious as far as what was behind the door. | |
| The presidential bedroom was, of course, a king-size bed. | |
| Then there was a separate kitchen set up in our suite to feed 30 or 40 people. | |
| The presidential office overlooked the war room, which had the same display that was a duplicate of what they had in the Pentagon. | |
| We would look down and, of course, they'd look up and they couldn't see through the glass because it was a one-way glass. | |
| To understand why these bunkers were created, you have to rewind to the 1950s. | |
| For some, it was America's golden age. | |
| But it was also the dawn of a ruthless fight for global supremacy. | |
| The United States and the Soviet Union stand on the verge of direct military confrontation. | |
| In which both sides built up an arsenal of spectacularly powerful weapons. | |
| That meant the next world war would not last years, but minutes. | |
| There might be as little as 15 minutes notice of an attack that could wipe out much of civilization as we know it. | |
| And so the Eisenhower administration began an elaborate process of contingency planning. | |
| And if we only had a few minutes, then they didn't want to have any sort of layers of review or approval that would slow down the process of responding to a major emergency. | |
| To avoid mass panic, the U.S. government created a nationwide civil defense program. | |
| We all know the atomic bomb is very dangerous. | |
| If it may be used against us, we must get ready for it. | |
| Growing up in the 1950s, there were fallout shelters, places where you would go if the nuclear war occurred. | |
| And in those fallout shelters, there was water, there were prescription drugs. | |
| The notion really was that you could go there and survive. | |
| The government starts telling Americans that not only can they survive a nuclear war, but they could go on living their lives as long as they come together in an unquestioning mass. | |
| This family knows that even a thin cloth helps protect them. | |
| Even the newspaper can save you from a bad burn. | |
| But while the public was being told to build shelters and duck under their desks, the government elite were going to hide under tons of rock and reinforce concrete. | |
| There was an awareness at the highest level of the American government that these civil defense drills were really window dressing. | |
| This was a massive, massive propaganda effort that bore almost no relationship to reality whatsoever. | |
| President Eisenhower knew that this was all. | |
| He said things like, if nuclear war comes, there aren't going to be enough bulldozers to scrape the bodies off the streets. | |
| Okay, Dr. Fetzer, Raven Rock. | |
| Wonderful. | |
| That was really super. | |
| I really like that. | |
| One of the fascinating aspects of the new Russian missile, which has 36, count them, 36 warheads, is it's non-nuclear. | |
| I mean, it could carry a nuclear payload, but doesn't. | |
| Putin has just described it as having the impact of a comet. | |
| Now, this continuity government is something Dick Cheney has manipulated, I'm sorry to say, and under the Patriot Act, which was all manufactured by the staged attacks of 9-11, which had been so grossly misled, misdescribed and mislead the American people. | |
| Nineteen Islamic terrorists and Osama bin Laden had nothing to do with it! | |
| This was an Israeli op, coordinated with the CIA and the high officials in the Department of Defense, and the vice president was the executive director on the ground. | |
| If you want to learn more, check out my 9-11 special. | |
| Go to Bitshoot channel, Jim Fetzer, and check out my 9-11 special for Robert David Steele and You'll discover two of the planes weren't even in the air that day. | |
| 11 North Tower, 77 Pentagon, the other two. | |
| 93 Shanksville, 175 South Tower were still in the air. | |
| After they'd allegedly crashed or hit their targets, and in fact, the planes used for those flights weren't even taken out of service until 28 September 2005. So how can planes that weren't even in the air crashed on 9-11, and how can planes that crashed on 9-11 have still been in the air four years later? | |
| You have been blamed! | |
| And the building didn't collapse. | |
| They were destroyed by many nukes in some basement. | |
| They were a tube within a tube, and the inner tube was destroyed from the bottom up and the outer tube from the top down. | |
| Check it out. | |
| The book, too, American Nuked on 9-11. | |
| You can find it at Moonrock Books, but somewhat to my surprise, it has yet to be banned by Amazon.com, so you can find it there, too. | |
| Just as you can, JFK, Who, How, and Why. | |
| When Candace talked about Dallas, she was making a very important point. | |
| Israel played an important role in the events of 22 November 1963. Never forget. | |
| Yeah, I went to Dealey Plaza and spoke for the moment of silence, and I brought all that up, and they had some people that were really upset with me about, you know, the letter from Ben-Gurion To JFK, but that's how it goes. | |
| All right. | |
| One more depressing video, I think. | |
| And you have a book about this too, Dr. Pessler. | |
| Then I'll have one that will hopefully lighten us up a little. | |
| Whoops. - We look back at the darkest chapter of human history. | |
| We mourn. | |
| We remember. | |
| We pray. | |
| And we pledge. | |
| Never again. | |
| I say it. | |
| Never again. | |
| The mind cannot fathom the pain, the horror, and the loss. | |
| Six million Jews. | |
| Two-thirds of the Jews in Europe murdered by the Nazi genocide. | |
| The End | |
| All right, the best is yet to come. | |
| The White House turned into a Holocaust propaganda machine. | |
| I've taken it apart. | |
| Done the research. | |
| Nick Olinström is perhaps the best book ever published about these events called Breaking the Spell. | |
| They weren't extermination centers. | |
| They were labor camps. | |
| They did use Zyklon B on the inmate to kill a body lice from spreading typhus and dysentery in the camps to maintain the health of the workers for the obvious reason. | |
| You can't get work out of a court. | |
| Hundreds of babies were born at these camps. | |
| If you look at the blueprint for Auschwitz, all kinds of facilities that contradict the idea that six million were being put to death, woodworking shop, symphony hall, hospital with OBGYN facilities, even a brothel, Gary. | |
| Because one of Hitler's generals that convinced him that men would work harder if they knew they could be rewarded with sex. | |
| He got it right! | |
| Let me mention, Nick invited me to write the introduction to his splendid book, which I did. | |
| You can find it online on my blog, but also on the government rag, independently entitled The Holocaust Narrative, Politics, Trump, Science. | |
| And if you go to jameshfetzer.org, go to Jim the Conspiracy Guy, there's 65 shows, and you scroll down the official narrative of World War II, historical fact or mass illusion. | |
| There, you have a bountiful harvest of evidence, disproving the official count, where the International Committee of the Red Cross was keeping very copious, detailed records about every death that occurred in all the camps. | |
| And in 1993, recalibrated the total. | |
| 269,081 died, none of whom were put to death in gas chambers, not one. | |
| Indeed, there weren't any. | |
| So how could you die in a non-existent gas chamber? | |
| Fred Lochter actually cracked the case way back in 1988. When he testified during the second trial of Zundell in Canada, for distributing a pamphlet about the six million, | |
| and explained that as the leading expert in America on gas chambers, he'd gone there, studied the facilities, and found nothing that they could have remotely served as a gas chamber. | |
| That's not locked to report. | |
| Ottawa put an end to it. | |
| But the power of the Zionist propaganda machine is simply overwhelming. | |
| It's just tragic and sad to see the White House, the government of the United States, turned into an apologist for war crimes and genocide by a rogue state. | |
| That the entire world, save for the United States, condemns and sees for what really is, as must you and I and every American. | |
| These are not our friends. | |
| They exploit us. | |
| They loot us. | |
| They use our young men to fight their wars. | |
| We've had enough from Israel. | |
| Repudiate Israel, sever relations, stop off all supplies to Israel. | |
| We're not even legally entitled to give them foreign aid because under the Simonian Amendment, American foreign aid cannot go to any country that has undeclared stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. | |
| It's an open secret. | |
| Israel has them. | |
| We can't legally do it. | |
| Let's try adhering to our own laws for a change. | |
| It could make a difference. | |
| Yeah, God knows that we've been trying to expose how our government's been taken over for a while. | |
| We do it almost every single show. | |
| All right, Dr. Fetzer, this is a little different clip, if you don't mind. | |
| It's concerning culture in other countries, so hoping this is appropriate for the show. | |
| It's called Mexican Weather Girls. | |
| 12 milívares. | |
| Dome la temperatura máxima para hoy viernes. | |
| Cielo despejado por la tarde, pero ya por la noche algo en obesidad media alcanzando la máxima. | |
| Les platico aquí en la Ciudad de México la temperatura actual oscilando en los 16, 17 grados. | |
| Va descendiendo, pero no va a descender mucho. | |
| No se me preocupen por ahí cuando nos estemos dando a la... | |
| It's a hurricane of category 1, the area of Puerto Rico, however, its power will remain in place, especially in the minor areas of the region. | |
| The 3.25 minutes, thank you very much for continuing with us. | |
| 33 degrees in the temperature, a very cold but very nice because tomorrow is the end of the week. | |
| We have a probability of rain in the 80%. | |
| So we have a very high wind of rain in the evening. | |
| And we could extend a very high wind of rain in the evening. | |
| But the probability of rain in the evening is over the afternoon. | |
| For the morning, Wednesday, maximum of 26. | |
| We have to wait for this weekend. | |
| We are going to be between 2 and 14 degrees. | |
| 5 degrees of the afternoon. | |
| So, well, let's take into account in your plans. | |
| The maximum will be up to report. | |
| The wind will generate the probability of rain for the entire weekend for Mexico City. | |
| And also a low pressure channel. | |
| Alright, Dr. Fesser. | |
| That was so much fun! | |
| I might take the order a little, but probably still wind up with the same number one. | |
| That was a delight. | |
| What a nice touch. | |
| It's a rather sober and distressing sequence. | |
| And I have a question. | |
| Does anybody know that the last five girls was the same girl? | |
| I bet you didn't notice for a good reason. | |
| Well, I knew the very last one, number one, was the same girl in different dress. | |
| Yeah, no, in the end, the last five girls was the same girl in different dresses. | |
| But, you know, it's called the weather turn. | |
| When they turn to the map, you know, you can kind of lose your concentration there a little bit. | |
| So, all right, we're not going to mess up anything with any more hard stuff. | |
| I think it's a good place to call the show. | |
| Dr. Fezzer, appreciate you being on the show, and we'll see you next week. | |
| Thanks, Gary. |
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