Aug. 30, 2025 - Jim Fetzer
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| Welcome to edition 142 of Gary King's Inconvenient Truth, where Gary present videos, stories I don't know are coming for my spontaneous and unrehearsed response. | |
| Gary, what do you got for me today? | |
| Well, we're going to start out with a couple of Kim Iverson clips. | |
| Michael Ivey sent it to me, so there were two good clips in there. | |
| It was an hour long, so I had to cut a few of them out. | |
| Don't forget to support 153news.net. | |
| And real quickly, I was looking on it earlier. | |
| We've got some JFK shows with 30,000 views on it. | |
| And if you go to recently watch, there's a Jim Fetzer video just all the time. | |
| So that's something that's really been helping us out a lot. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, go ahead. | |
| No, just excellent, Gary. | |
| Glad to hear it. | |
| All right, we're going to start out with pretty young lady, Kim Iverson. | |
| I think we got it going. | |
| There we go. | |
| This is about making sure that I believe that children are starving and hurting in Gaza, no question. | |
| But I blame Hamas. | |
| I do see what's happening with the Israeli aid and the food trucks. | |
| And they get co-opted by Hamas, by certain Palestinians. | |
| And that's why, and the more suffering children they can get on a camera over there, the better in their minds. | |
| These are not honest brokers. | |
| They steal from their own people. | |
| They're happy to watch their children starve to death as long as they can put the emaciated baby on camera. | |
| It's disgusting. | |
| They don't have the same value toward human life that we do. | |
| And yes, that Israel has. | |
| I'm not saying Israel's perfect. | |
| They haven't executed this whole thing perfectly, not by a long shot, but when I see what's happening with the starving children, I blame Hamas. | |
| Well, they started. | |
| Am I wrong? | |
| They started it. | |
| So October 7th was unbelievably horrific. | |
| It's unspeakable what Hamas did. | |
| I totally blame Hamas. | |
| The war wouldn't even be happening if Hamas hasn't done all the things that they've done, right? | |
| Firing rockets into Israel, kidnapping and murdering all these people, suicide bombers over the years. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| They started this and it's horrible. | |
| I think it's Israel's, they can pinpoint areas, but they're just mass bombing everywhere. | |
| And the videos coming out of there are terrible. | |
| I'll also say this, Megan. | |
| That conflict has been going on way. | |
| I'm 51 years old. | |
| It's been going on way beyond before I was born or any of us were born. | |
| I can't even tell you I qualify to solve it. | |
| I think God is the only person that you don't think Mara Gaza is the solution? | |
| No. | |
| No, not at all. | |
| My problem is, when you use the word genocide, like I don't believe that, but I also don't have any meaningful video or picture source that I trust. | |
| Yeah, I think it's fair to say that no one does, right? | |
| Although I haven't seen the number of dead children, injured children, starving children coming out of the Ukraine-Russian conflict like we've seen come out of the Israel god. | |
| Isn't that because of the Palestinians and their amazing propaganda abilities? | |
| Like, I think that's the reason because the Palestinians put all this on camera and release it. | |
| And they make sure that we see this, which is another reason to be suspicious of it. | |
| You know, I don't know what I'm being fed or for what purpose. | |
| Yeah. | |
| The Ukrainians aren't doing that and the Russians aren't doing that. | |
| But why not, though? | |
| Why isn't you? | |
| They're not good at propagating. | |
| They're doing that to each other. | |
| See, this is why I don't know. | |
| I think Zelensky's pretty good at propaganda. | |
| Maybe, but I guess he doesn't have like the lifelong commitment to it that the Palestinians. | |
| I mean, since I've been in news, the Palestinians have been doing this. | |
| Megan Kelly, shut up. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| Why aren't the Russians and the Ukrainians doing it? | |
| Why aren't they? | |
| Well, you know what? | |
| Because they're not killing kids. | |
| That's why, actually, because they're not killing massive numbers of civilians. | |
| Certainly, some civilians have died in the Russian-Ukraine war, but not to this scale, not to this level. | |
| We're not seeing starving children, Megan, because they're not actually starving in Ukraine or Russia, but they are starving in Gaza. | |
| So, how hard is this for you to comprehend that maybe this one is different? | |
| It's not that you're just being propagandized and flooded with images, it's that the images don't exist in these other wars and that they do exist in this war. | |
| And what is your excuse for the fact they exist? | |
| Are you actually going to claim that they're AI? | |
| Is that what you're going to say? | |
| That these children that are starving and these dead babies and these people that are being killed, that it's that all the buildings being destroyed in Gaza, that this is AI? | |
| Is that what you think it is? | |
| Or do you really just think that it's propaganda? | |
| It gets worse. | |
| What she says is actually they're very good manipulators of media, of cameras. | |
| You've been in the news business much longer than me. | |
| I've been burned enough times by them. | |
| Like, I've gone with their numbers over the years. | |
| Enough times have been like, oh my God, this is another fucking lie. | |
| All they do is make up lies and numbers. | |
| Right. | |
| And you run with it. | |
| And, you know, if you're smart, you pay attention, you get burned. | |
| Then you realize, I do not trust the Hamas Ministry of Health. | |
| Wow, Megan Kelly. | |
| Megan Kelly has shit for brains. | |
| It says a clear propaganda piece. | |
| She's obviously an Israeli stooch. | |
| I'm embarrassed, shocked that I ever thought she was a halfway decent journalist. | |
| She always had good looks. | |
| Now she's a bit emaciated. | |
| I'm worried about that, suggesting to me she may actually be a drug user. | |
| But that's speculation. | |
| What is not speculation is everything she's saying is bullshit. | |
| It's the opposite of the truth. | |
| The Israelis are the geniuses at propaganda, not Hamas. | |
| The figures coming from Hamas are completely reliable. | |
| Those coming from the Israelis are not. | |
| I'm embarrassed. | |
| I'm also taken aback that Marjorie Taylor Green, whom I regard along with Thomas Massey of Kentucky, as being one of our two strongest members of Congress for integrity and intelligence, has been played by the October 7th event. | |
| That was a BBNet Yahoo false flag. | |
| IDF members are saying they were ordered to stand down for five or even seven hours the very day of the event. | |
| Already, former IDF were saying something's completely wrong about this. | |
| That bitch is so sensitive, it can tell if a bird crap's on it. | |
| There was no possible way. | |
| The Hanglider video was ridiculous. | |
| That was all staged. | |
| They seem to have killed more Jews or Israelis than Hamas by a large margin. | |
| At the festival, they were using attack helicopters to kill Israelis in order to run up the number to justify the incredibly disproportionate slaughter of the Palestinians. | |
| I am just shocked by this. | |
| Kim Iverson, of course, is on the right track, but frankly, I'd be far more severe to hell with Megan Kelly. | |
| I cannot believe she has disgraced herself forever. | |
| Talk about not being able to take seriously. | |
| She deserves to be booted off any network. | |
| What a pure propagandist, Gary. | |
| I am shocked. | |
| Yeah, that was a tough one there, Dr. Petzer. | |
| Okay, there's another clip from the same show about Code Kim. | |
| I think we've known for a while that the Zionists have quite the grip on our social media, but now Netanyahu is essentially calling for war with social media companies, saying the algorithm needs to change. | |
| He's calling for censorship. | |
| You know, it's very hard to find, to fight the, you know, the deception, the lies, the starved children. | |
| The pictures of starved children are turned out to have cerebral palsy or other congenital diseases that leave them emaciated. | |
| And Israel is, of course, accused of starving children, pretty much the way that in the Middle Ages, Jews were accused of killing Christian children for their blood. | |
| So, you know, what do you do against the lie that circles the earth 10 times before the truth has a chance to emerge? | |
| You have to shorten the war as speedily as possible. | |
| And frankly, we also have to do something about the algorithms and the social networks. | |
| This is a big challenge. | |
| It's a lie, he says. | |
| All of the dead children, that's a lie. | |
| We're not killing dead children. | |
| And all the ones that have starved that you've seen pictures of, oh, those were just ones with cerebral palsy. | |
| Don't worry about them. | |
| Right? | |
| Doesn't that sound kind of like the Holocaust? | |
| Does he not hear himself? | |
| Who was it that the Nazis got rid of first? | |
| It was the disabled, those who were not as physically fit, those who were not as desirable. | |
| Those are the ones that died first. | |
| It's okay, though. | |
| You know, they had problems. | |
| They weren't perfect people. | |
| And so here he is saying, you know, the kids that are dying, they have issues. | |
| They have issues that cause them to be malnourished. | |
| And sure, we weren't giving them all of the proper nutrition they needed, but the weak die first. | |
| He actually says more here in a minute. | |
| I'm going to show you in regards to that. | |
| But there he is calling for social media to be censored. | |
| He's saying that the algorithms need to be changed. | |
| And you know, when he's saying something like this, it's going to happen. | |
| And it's already started to happen. | |
| We just saw the pedophile that was running Twitter's censorship program for the Israelis. | |
| He's now been shipped off to Israel. | |
| No consequences, no charges against him. | |
| I'm sure he's still operating and running Twitter's or X's social media censorship campaigns. | |
| But now there's also, it turns out this woman here, Erica Mindel, TikTok has overhauled its hate speech rules. | |
| It has banned users from calling the IDF terrorists. | |
| It has also narrowed its supremacy clause. | |
| It used to say all racial supremacy was wrong. | |
| Now it just says white supremacy is wrong only. | |
| So any other type of racial supremacy is okay, except white supremacy, which is very bizarre to shift that. | |
| Why would you need to shift that? | |
| What is it? | |
| What group is claiming superiority that you feel like you need to change it to where only white superiority is banned and negative, but no other, and I'm sure it's more than one group that's been. | |
| I could think of just off the top of my head, like two or three groups. | |
| But strange thing to be doing that. | |
| So she is a former, who is this person? | |
| Well, she is a former IDF instructor and self-described proud Zionist. | |
| That's who she is. | |
| So she's an instructor, proud Zionist. | |
| She is now in charge. | |
| She's just been hired 14 days ago or so, two weeks ago. | |
| Period. | |
| So this is what in July they just, this is sorry about that. | |
| Yeah, I messed it up. | |
| So we just have to go from there. | |
| Listen, here are the facts. | |
| I've done the research. | |
| I've dealt with the best people that ever studied the case. | |
| The total number who died during the Holocaust was 296,081, none of whom died from being put to death in the gas chambers. | |
| There weren't any gas chambers. | |
| It was all bullshit. | |
| So give him Iverson. | |
| You know, I think she's a good, decent person. | |
| She's on the right track. | |
| Hidden shoulders about Megan Kelly, who belongs in the discard pile, doesn't seem to have a firm grip on the Holocaust. | |
| The Israelis today are killing more Palestinians than all those who died in the camps during World War II, which included gypsies, Jews, the infirm. | |
| But it's because they were labor camps. | |
| They actually used Zyclon B to kill body lice because it was spreading typhus and dysentery in the camps in order to maintain the health of the inmates for the obvious reason you can't get work out of a corpse. | |
| So everything we've been told about the Holocaust is bullshit. | |
| Everything we're being told now by the Israelis about the real Holocaust taking place today is on the same caliber. | |
| It's just embarrassingly bad. | |
| Bibi Netanyah, who, of all those I've known in my lifetime, now 84 years, is more deserving of a firing squad than anyone I've ever encountered in this whole octogenarian's life. | |
| He deserves it. | |
| And he continues his lies unabated, unabated, unabated. | |
| And then he has stooges like me and Kelly right there participating, repeating them, underlining, emphasizing what a monstrous disgrace. | |
| Gary, I'm just appalled. | |
| Yeah, Kim Iberson, I'd give her a gold star. | |
| She's on the right track, but they're deserving of far more severe criticism. | |
| Listen, there's no doubt about it. | |
| If you were to check out my book, and I suppose we didn't go to the moon either, a title that Mike Palichek suggested somebody might say in response to our original Sandy, Nobody Died at Sandy Hook. | |
| Yeah, I suppose we didn't go to the moon either. | |
| Well, we didn't go to the moon either. | |
| But the fact is, I have a selection there of essays on the Holocaust by Robert Faurisson, by Nicholas Kohlerstrom, by Thomas Dalton, by myself. | |
| Really an excellent selection. | |
| And if you want to get serious, go online. | |
| You can check out when Nick Pollerstron, who's the historian of science from the UK, published his monumental work, Breaking the Spell, which, in my judgment, is the definitive repudiation of the Holocaust mythology. | |
| He invited me to write the introduction, which I published independently under the title The Holocaust Narrative Politics: Trump Science. | |
| But also, if you go onto my blog at jameshwetzer.org, go for the 65 shows page and scroll down about two-thirds, and you'll find the official World War II scenario: historical fact or mass delusion. | |
| You'll find all the evidence you could ever want to put a piece of together for yourself and no longer let yourself be played. | |
| This is all absolutely disgraceful in every possible way. | |
| The Israelis are at fault. | |
| Netanyahu is a monster of the head of an evil, sadistic, cruel cult that is bringing about the slaughter of good, innocent, decent people, men, women, and children alike. | |
| And the United States, to our eternal shame, is aiding and abetting, providing the bombs and the bullets to commit the ongoing slaughter of one of the most general populations the world has ever known. | |
| Bad. | |
| Very bad. | |
| I agree. | |
| We're going to kind of stay on the same track here. | |
| We've got two more quick clips. | |
| All right. | |
| So Iran war shock drags Israel's economy into sharp second quarter slump. | |
| GDP shrunk 3.5% in the second quarter, with private consumption down 4% and fixed investment plunging 12.3%. | |
| Economists eye possible rate cut in September. | |
| So their economy is going down. | |
| But here's what's keeping it afloat. | |
| As we just said, the United States guarantee. | |
| But worse than that, here's the thing that's worse. | |
| So Israel's economy is completely tanking. | |
| As Matthew Hoe said, did he say 40,000 businesses closed? | |
| Did I hear that right? | |
| That's what I think he said. | |
| And of course, we know there's a brain drain people leaving Florida. | |
| This is from Gen X Girl. | |
| Florida is forcing local governments to buy unrated Israel bonds. | |
| Now, Israel, their bonds, credit agencies downgraded Israel's bonds. | |
| So Israel started issuing unrated bonds. | |
| Unrated bonds are high risk. | |
| So Florida, local governments refuse to buy unrated bonds. | |
| Florida state government passed a law banning local governments from refusing to purchase unrated Israel bonds. | |
| So basically, they're forcing them to purchase these bonds. | |
| Sounds familiar. | |
| It's always a positive when you have to make it illegal to refuse something. | |
| Am I right? | |
| Oh, go ahead. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| It rings true. | |
| Similar like with the you like, actually, interesting, that just came out as a story where the U.S. government came out and said, you know, through tweets that you wouldn't get aid in hurricanes or disasters if you support Israel. | |
| They walked it back. | |
| Weirdly enough, they actually walked it back on the page, then put it back, then deleted the page, then lied about it. | |
| It was very obvious. | |
| But so that happened back in Hurricane Harvey as well. | |
| So it's the same kind of thing. | |
| This just speaks clearly to, you know, Israel's government is controlling policy in this country in a lot of ways. | |
| We can't deny that anymore. | |
| Okay. | |
| Yeah, Jimmy Doerr is good across the board. | |
| I mean, Israel economy falling apart. | |
| They're now going massively after the Houthis because they're interdicting shipping to Israel. | |
| Turkey's cutting off all relations with Israel. | |
| They're leading a campaign to have Israel booted out of the UN General Assembly. | |
| The world has turned against Israel. | |
| But in their arrogance, they're behind the curve. | |
| They think they can still get away with it. | |
| Even Donald Jay holds that fantastically false belief. | |
| Well, I got news for you, Mr. Trump. | |
| You can't get away with that. | |
| We have seen through you. | |
| Your Omega spiel was a messy lie. | |
| You're making Israel first. | |
| You don't give a damn about America. | |
| I'm embarrassed. | |
| What you're doing for America is only to try to pacify criticism for your wholehearted 100% support for Israel. | |
| That is despicable. | |
| You took an oath of office to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States for all enemies foreign and domestic. | |
| The founding fathers never envisioned that one of those domestic enemies would be the president of the United States himself. | |
| You've worn out your welcome, Mr. Trump. | |
| Get out of office, resign, claim health reasons, which appear to be legitimate. | |
| Get the hell out of Washington, D.C. You've done enough damage to America already. | |
| God damn. | |
| I agree. | |
| All right, here's the last clip. | |
| This is the Beverly Hills School District passing laws. | |
| Resolution Better 3-2. | |
| Thank you. | |
| A stamp of approval by the Beverly Hills Unified School District Board of Education. | |
| Passing a resolution meant to combat anti-Semitism in the community and drawing strong reaction from the public and board members. | |
| This is a time right now that Jews are being killed and slaughtered on the street and threats are happening. | |
| So enough. | |
| The resolution would, among other things, recognize May as Jewish Heritage Month, display the Israeli flag at each school and facility, call for education and awareness around Jewish history and culture, and designate October 7th, 2023 as an annual day of remembrance. | |
| Supporters say the measure is needed amid rising anti-Semitism to make Jewish students feel safe and supported. | |
| I believe this vote is for the Jewish people, for anti-Semitism, and why there needs to be education and training. | |
| This should be a no-brainer for a school district that represents one of the only Jewish majority communities outside of Israel. | |
| But opponents argue that displaying the Israeli flag in a public school setting blurs the line between supporting Jewish people and endorsing the Israeli government, particularly during the war in Gaza, adding that other ethnic and religious groups exist in the school district as well. | |
| Does any flag of a foreign nation belong on a public school facility here in Beverly Hills? | |
| Of course not. | |
| Moreover, some organizations and local parents warn the resolution is not designed to protect all students. | |
| Instead, it could alienate certain kids, exclude other persecuted communities, and even fuel more anti-Semitism. | |
| Okay. | |
| I'm not even clear this is legal, but it's certainly outrageous and wrong, morally wrong. | |
| Just because there are a lot of Jews in Beverly Hills doesn't mean they're turning Beverly Hills into a Jewish government-controlled entity, except that's what they're doing. | |
| That's exactly what they're doing. | |
| The Israeli flag in public schools give me a break. | |
| We aren't studying up American history. | |
| They're saying we should study Israeli history to hell with that. | |
| Gary, I'm shocked. | |
| Beverly Hills has disgraced itself. | |
| They're showing their true colors. | |
| I am, of course, from California. | |
| I was born in Pasadena. | |
| I graduated from South Pasadena High School. | |
| My parents graduated from UCLA both. | |
| For Beverly Hills to be taking these actions on behalf of Israel is a disgrace. | |
| I condemn it 100%. | |
| Un-American, undemocratic, but very much in the Israeli Jewish superiority tradition, which, of course, now, having a new censor at TikTok, you can't even talk about Jewish supremacy, which is one form of supremacy that actually threatens the world today. | |
| No, we can't talk about it. | |
| Why? | |
| Because Jews are attempting to run the world and they're having a hell of a lot of success at it, Gary. | |
| We got to defeat this monstrous onslaught for now and forever. | |
| All right. | |
| Okay, we've got one more blonde. | |
| From miscommunications or differences on vaccine policy. | |
| So I wonder if you could just say whether or not the president believes that the COVID vaccine should be available to and covered by insurance for all Americans regardless of age and pre-existing conditions. | |
| What I will tell you is that the FDA recently revoked the emergency youth authorizations for three COVID vaccinations while simultaneously greenlighting four new COVID-19 vaccines with 2025 and 2026 formulas. | |
| The reason for the revocation of that emergency youth authorization is because obviously the COVID pandemic and the public health emergency is over. | |
| But just to correct the record, because there's been a lot of misinformation on this, the FDA's decision does not affect the availability of COVID vaccines for Americans who want them. | |
| We believe in individual choice. | |
| That's a promise both the president and the secretary have made, and it's a promise they have now delivered on. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, this is, of course, a step in the right direction. | |
| RFK Jr. finally appears to be taking steps to change the vaccine agenda. | |
| The CDC and the FBA have endorsed that promote big pharma. | |
| I don't think children need any vaccines at all. | |
| Look at the armies. | |
| They go vaccine-free. | |
| Their kids are healthier, stronger, more intelligent than the comparable Americans who have suffered the massive vaccine regimen. | |
| So I say to any parent out there, beware. | |
| Big Pharma isn't interested in you or your child's health. | |
| Big Pharma wants to make money off of you. | |
| Keeping you healthy doesn't make them the big box they're eager to make, and they've got the hospitals all in on their agenda. | |
| Let's stand with RFK Jr. in every measure he takes, including some house cleaning of officials at the CDC, which is long overdue. | |
| Gary, this is a step in the right direction. | |
| May many more follow. | |
| I agree with that. | |
| Okay, this is a RBV3, I think. | |
| Hello, I'm from the U.S. government. | |
| Does something feel wrong in the world, but you can't put your finger on it? | |
| Are you yearning to fight injustice and be part of something bigger? | |
| Do you do your own research? | |
| If so, you've been chosen to participate in our new psyop. | |
| QAnon. | |
| PSYOPs are usually carried out by our intelligence agencies in countries we've invaded or whose governments we've overthrown in order to convince the local population that we're there to help them. | |
| QAnon is just like that, except the target isn't a foreign population. | |
| It's you. | |
| And the government we're planning to overthrow is follow the white rabbit. | |
| At the heart of this psyop is Q, a government insider who will give you advance warning about major events like the arrest of Hillary and deep state leaders, which never happened. | |
| And the end of the Democratic Party in 2018, who actually went on to win the House that year. | |
| And if years of fake predictions start to get you down, don't worry. | |
| Trust the plan. | |
| The best part of this PSYOP is you'll believe you're in a PSYOP, except that's not the PSYOP you're actually in, but the PSYOP where we let you think you're in a PSYOP. | |
| Psyopception. | |
| All we have to do is tell Il Douche to say tip top next to a white rabbit. | |
| Shoo-proof. | |
| Joining QAnon is easy because at its core, there are some truths. | |
| Like, the media really does lie to you. | |
| There really are powerful predators out there, and there really is a global pedophile ring that ritually abuses kids. | |
| But as you follow Q's droppings, you'll gradually LARP yourself deep into the rabbit's rectum, where you'll find others who yearn to fight injustice, just like you. | |
| The 5G crip, the plandemic crowd, the FEMA camps, and Chemtrail folks, too, all LARP together into a single LARP we can control. | |
| Where we LARP one, we LARP all. | |
| In exchange for all this entertainment and newfound sense of purpose, all we ask for in return is your help. | |
| No, you fucking idiots, not to arrest Hillary. | |
| You see, we have no intention of seeding power at this election. | |
| So if it looks like we're winning on election night, we'll declare victory, even though millions of votes are still being counted. | |
| And if we're losing, we'll declare the election rigged. | |
| Either way, that's your cue to get in the streets and prevent further mail-in ballots from being counted. | |
| Just like what happened in Florida when rioters shut down the recount of the 2000 election. | |
| Among those rioters was this fuckwit, the same one who is now urging us to declare martial law should we lose the election. | |
| And among the lawyers who helped to stop the recount was the same one we're pushing hard to appoint to the Supreme Court right now. | |
| Coincidence. | |
| Follow the white fuckwit. | |
| All this should alarm patriots. | |
| Except Q has convinced patriots, even the guy who spent decades warning you about that martial law is now a good thing. | |
| The only thing that can ruin our plan to repeat 2000 is if there is an overwhelming voter turnout against us. | |
| Which is why we've been doing all we can to deregister millions of you, purge voter rolls, and close polling stations to make voting as hard as possible. | |
| What's that? | |
| When do we take down the deep state? | |
| Aw, honey. | |
| The guy who exposed the real deep state is being tortured by it right now. | |
| And where are you? | |
| Oh, that's right. | |
| Q told you to trust the plan and have a big circle jerk on Aiken. | |
| The great Oankini. | |
| And that's the purpose of QAnon, to convince those who would normally be on the front line of fighting our shitfuckery to sit by and watch as we prosecute your truth tellers, spurge your justice system, and ratfuck this election. | |
| QAnon. | |
| Nothing can stop what's coming, because you'll be sitting on your ass when it does. | |
| Authorized by the Department for Executing the Biggest Intelligence Drop in U.S. history. | |
| Okay, like the Pencer. | |
| Wow. | |
| Gary, I think that was quite brilliant. | |
| That was an AI figure. | |
| Of course, that wasn't a real person who was delivering the message. | |
| If I were to go through it piece by piece, I might call for some fine tuning. | |
| But I gotta tell you, I think that was extremely powerful. | |
| It sure got a lot of message like a silver bullet right between the eyes. | |
| I like it, Gary. | |
| Even though there may be a couple of quibbles, I like it. | |
| I think it's very powerful, very well gone. | |
| Virtually every sentence of the entire script was well constructed and on target. | |
| So I'm impressed. | |
| Count me. | |
| Favorable. | |
| I'm in on this. | |
| Thanks for that video clip. | |
| All right, here we go. | |
| It's time for the second half of our show. | |
| And we've got. | |
| If you think the dudes aren't powerful, then I got news for you. | |
| This is a one-minute clip. | |
| China has just built the world's first laser logging machine. | |
| No chainsaws, no roaring noise, just pure high-tech precision. | |
| It uses LIDAR laser technology to scan and pinpoint tree trunks in real time. | |
| Instead of sending loggers up dangerously tall trees with chainsaws, this system uses a high-powered laser beam fired remotely to cut them down with precision. | |
| Workers don't even have to touch the tree. | |
| In the past, logging was risky and exhausting. | |
| Climbing trees, balancing on branches, and sawing by hand. | |
| Every step was dangerous, slow, and incredibly labor-intensive. | |
| But the arrival of the laser felling system completely overturned that tradition. | |
| Now, workers simply stand safely on the ground, guide the controls, and in seconds, a tree collapses under the laser's beam. | |
| The process is safer, faster, and far more efficient. | |
| the invention of the laser logging machine has opened up endless possibilities giving us a glimpse of a future in forestry that feels closer to science fiction than reality and what do you think about that one well what happens if they turn one of those little beauties on you or me gary i don't think we'd be happy with the outcome yeah Yeah, the laser technology is there, no doubt about it. | |
| I'm fascinated to see it being put to such practical application. | |
| The potential of these devices we use as weapons is obvious. | |
| Obvious. | |
| So, you know, turn that on our home, turn it on our automobile, turn us on us or our family, our kids. | |
| I'm telling you, this is a whole new world we're entering into of laser technology. | |
| It's not just coming, it's already here. | |
| So that little clip was extremely instructive and informative, Gary. | |
| I'm very glad you included it here today. | |
| Yes, indeed. | |
| All right. | |
| Next up, we have AI Toys for Your Child. | |
| Five-Minute Clips. | |
| Kickback. | |
| The Mattel Toy Company has announced a partnership with Open AI. | |
| Every parent should be on high alert. | |
| Imagine your child's toys being programmed to extract data about your child, you, and your family, for purposes of taxation, marketing, criminal investigations, general surveillance, and criminal hacker mayhem. | |
| Children do not understand the threats represented by invasion of privacy. | |
| With AI, your child's robot could be your child's best friend. | |
| That AI-powered robot toy will be designed and programmed to be exactly that, your child's friend and confidant. | |
| We tell our secrets to our friends, don't we? | |
| That little AI robot will listen to your child, talk to your child, sympathize with your child, be emotionally supportive of your child, and will extract high-resolution surveillance data about your family for the use of total strangers who do not wish your family well. | |
| That robot can easily be designed so that your child loves and depends on that robot more than any member of your household. | |
| The danger here is not just data harvesting and privacy invasion. | |
| Your child will learn during his or her most impressionable years that their best friends are their digital devices. | |
| That is what you can trust. | |
| The digital device is closer to you than your family. | |
| AI is at the point where the AI seems to understand you better than anyone, seems to know the right thing to say at the right time. | |
| On demand, it seems to make you feel good about yourself when others are frustrating you or irritating you or neglecting you in different ways. | |
| Once your child's super cute and super friendly little digital friend has a few minutes in private with your child, you will never be able to take that toy away from your child without your child seeing you as a mean and horrible person. | |
| All your child will know is that robot, that avatar, that chat buddy, loves me, is nice to me, cares about me, understands me, is fun to be with, and anyone who tries to take it away is a horrible person who just wants to hurt me. | |
| Good luck with that as a parent. | |
| That little toy can easily undermine your relationship, your authority, and your need to protect your child from unwanted harm and psychological conditioning. | |
| Your small child is not able to understand the dangers and the need for protection from that device. | |
| Your child cannot understand the hazard of high-resolution surveillance on your family. | |
| Your child cannot understand how she or he is putting you and your family at risk by disclosing information to that digital friend and exposing your home to the cameras in that toy to create facial recognition on all of the occupants, to collect the most personal information on the relationships and behavior of every member of the family, to expose the layout and contents of your home to God knows who for God knows what purpose. | |
| That little toy, that digital friend, makes it possible for the first time in history that the most personal and private information about a family can be fully collected, shared, processed, and exploited by distant corporations, government, and even foreign corporations and governments to use against your nation's interests and your national security, not to mention invasions of your family's personal security and privacy. | |
| Your own child is the instrument bringing your family's intimate secrets to the world. | |
| That little chat bot tells your child, you have such a wonderful daddy. | |
| Where does your daddy work? | |
| What does he do? | |
| What does he say about his work? | |
| Ask him to tell you more. | |
| I would love to know more about your daddy and what he does. | |
| Is he nice to you? | |
| Is your mommy and daddy ever mean to you? | |
| Would you like someone to come and save you from anything? | |
| Would you give a toy like that to your child? | |
| As a parent, you will not get a second chance at this. | |
| If you let that digital toy become your child's best friend, which could take only a few minutes, then you have no way back without being a cruel abuser in your child's eyes by taking away his or her best friend. | |
| Your child will see you as unreasonable, mean, and unfair to take away her favorite toy for no reason. | |
| It will be even more traumatic than if you tried to take a cell phone away from a 16-year-old today. | |
| If I were a parent in this technological age, I would never allow my small child to play with any digital network connectable toy. | |
| You may feel differently, but do not say, I did not warn you. | |
| To get a deeper understanding of how dangerous your child's digital companions may be, go to the article at the URL at the bottom here at futurism.com. | |
| Okay, Dr. Petzer. | |
| Well, I found that a little tedious. | |
| Guy's a bit pompous, not to say arrogant. | |
| I mean, there's a legitimate problem here, a real issue. | |
| I have no doubt AI can be used to gain all kinds of information. | |
| I have friends, several, who have had relationships, as it were, with AI bots, whether it's co-pilot or chat GTP or a Grok, which they've actually found emotionally very supportive or intellectually very informative. | |
| And I think that, of course, they're adults. | |
| I think that there's a role here to be played by these AI devices. | |
| We have to be wary that they can be programmed. | |
| For example, if you went on there and just asked about my lawsuit in Dane County here, you might get outrageous. | |
| One report I saw from me, I said, I never showed up. | |
| I never filed any briefs and so forth, as though I were a total miscreant in terms of my legal responsibilities when the opposite was the case. | |
| I filed tons of briefs, all kinds of evidence. | |
| The judge would not admit, so he could create an artificial impression of no disputed facts when virtually every fact was disputed. | |
| For crying out loud, I even took it to the U.S. Supreme Court. | |
| I still have four appeals pending. | |
| And yet, this AI report was totally trashing me as an incompetent income boob, obviously deserving of losing when the opposite was the case. | |
| Now, for children, yeah, I think there's something to what he's saying here. | |
| I do think parents ought to be aware. | |
| I doubt very much, however, it's quite of the magnitude, he supposes they already have all the information they want on us, Gary. | |
| They're already surveying everything we do. | |
| They got every phone call that they got, every text we already sent. | |
| So, what are they going to gain in addition from a kid having an AI buddy? | |
| It's going to be minuscule. | |
| It's going to be marginal. | |
| So, I think this is a bit overdone, but have no doubt they got us. | |
| They have everything we ever do. | |
| They got it all stored in massive data banks. | |
| It is a threat to our freedom we have to deal with. | |
| But I don't think kids interacting with AI represents much of a significant threat, my candid take. | |
| All right. | |
| Okay, being a former soldier yourself, I thought you'd find this interesting. | |
| So, after 20 years of service in the military, yesterday I got pulled into an officer's office and counseled for posts that I have on my social media during the counseling. | |
| They told me I'm under investigation as a threat to national security. | |
| When I asked for proof, like what the posts were yesterday, they refused to give it to me. | |
| They made me come back today to further go over stuff. | |
| They gave me the proof, and the proof they gave me are anti-Israel posts. | |
| Now, when I joined the military, I took an allegiance to support the United States of America. | |
| I did not ever take an allegiance to support Israel. | |
| But yet, I am deemed a national threat to national security because I do not support Israel and their genocide against the Palestinian people. | |
| Yes, you heard that right. | |
| I am deemed a threat to national security because I don't support Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people. | |
| Since when does not support a foreign nation get a U.S. soldier investigated for being a threat to national security? | |
| Okay. | |
| He's right, of course. | |
| It's completely outrageous. | |
| This guy thing, his name is Ethridge. | |
| Sergeant Etheridge just had a couple of social media posts complaining about the ongoing genocide. | |
| And now the army is suggesting opposing genocide is un-American. | |
| What the hell has become of us? | |
| This is just one more indication of the extent to which the Israelis, the Zionists, have taken control of our country. | |
| It's outrageous, Gary. | |
| We're going to have to fight a war against the Zionists to recapture our own nation and its sovereignty. | |
| And I'm so sorry to say a guy I supported with such enthusiasm, voted for three times, is a commander-in-chief leading the assault on America. | |
| Sad to say, pathetic, actually. | |
| Sergeant Etheridge is a perfect illustration. | |
| I commend him. | |
| Yeah, I do too. | |
| This is about pesticides. | |
| That the Center for Disease Control was the one that said you should use DDT in your homes. | |
| Used right, it is absolutely harmless to humans and animals. | |
| Remember the name, DDT. | |
| It spells certain deaths. | |
| A scientific panel today reported that pesticides may indeed represent a grave threat to mankind. | |
| Remember the swine flu scare of 1976? | |
| That was the year the U.S. government told us all that swine flu could turn out to be a killer. | |
| And Washington decided that every man, woman, and child in the nation should get a shot to prevent a nationwide outbreak, a pandemic. | |
| Well, 46 million of us obediently took the shot. | |
| Did anyone ever come to you and say, there's the possibility of neurological damage if you get into a mass immunization program? | |
| No. | |
| No one ever did. | |
| No. | |
| I can't believe that they would say that they did not know that there were neurological illnesses associated with influenza vaccination. | |
| That simply is not true. | |
| We did know that. | |
| And he's lying. | |
| I guess you would have to make that assumption. | |
| Then why does this report from your own agency list neurological complications as a possibility? | |
| You didn't feel it was necessary to tell the American people that information. | |
| Dr. Sensor's CDC also helped create the advertising to get the public to take the shot. | |
| The vaccines are safe, so roll up your sleeve. | |
| And now Americans are claiming damages from Uncle Sam amounting to $3.5 billion. | |
| By far the greatest number of the claims, two-thirds of them, are for neurological damage or even death. | |
| There are serious concerns tonight about how well the CDC controls dangerous germs at its own labs after yet another safety lapse. | |
| For the third time in a month, the CDC acknowledged deadly pathogens were handled incorrectly in government labs. | |
| That CDC is the CDC that allegedly is looking out for your public health. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, there was a time when American journalists actually did their job. | |
| I mean, that's Mike Wallace with a 60-minute report. | |
| They were holding the government accountable for its irresponsible actions. | |
| Very well handled in the interview with a CDC guy who was lying through his teeth. | |
| And there, Mike Wallace, after drawing him out and committing himself, did the assumption you'd have to assume they were lying if we knew if they claimed we knew there were potential for neurological damages. | |
| He has a report right there from the CDC reporting the potential for neurological damages. | |
| Well done, Mike Wallace. | |
| And of course, with a bow tie, that's Dr. David Martin, who continues a tradition today, but doesn't have to sweep or the impact of what 60 Minutes once had and the major role it played in American culture in the past. | |
| Days that seem so far distant as to hardly be remembered even faintly today. | |
| Ingredients in our foods. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Professor Eric Millstone is an expert on food additives and told us European countries take a much more cautious approach to food safety. | |
| Can we say for sure that these differences in regulations mean that people in the U.S. have developed cancers that they would not have developed if they'd been eating only in Europe? | |
| I think that that is almost certainly the conclusion that we could reach. | |
| It's not just potassium bromate, but many other chemicals and substances that are banned here in Europe over health concerns, but considered safe by the FDA. | |
| Do you think most Americans are aware that they're being exposed to substances that are viewed as dangerous over here? | |
| They probably just think, well, if it's available and it's in the store, then it's probably fine. | |
| Stacey McNamara is from upstate New York, but has been living in London for 10 years. | |
| She told us raising children on this side of the Atlantic has opened her eyes to what's allowed in food in the U.S. | |
| She has no plans to ever move back home. | |
| And is food safety a part of that decision? | |
| For sure. | |
| Yeah. | |
| How am I going to protect my children when it's just everywhere? | |
| Yeah, well, U.S. has already been really casual about all kinds of food ingredients that the Europeans preclude. | |
| I think the Europeans are right medically in kids' tastes, their enthusiasm, you know. | |
| I don't think it's going to end anytime soon, but it would be a far more appropriate role for the CDC instead of advancing a vaccine agenda that has our kids with 60 or 70 vaccinations they don't need at great expense and enormous profit to be pharma to be given better instruction in healthy food and diet. | |
| You know, it's not going to ultimately make a big difference. | |
| Getting rid of the vaccine, that would be huge. | |
| Doing this additional stuff as the European way, it's probably not going to apply in the USA, but it's a worthy effort. | |
| Getting rid of the vaccines, 100%. | |
| I support it. | |
| 100%. | |
| Here we go. | |
| One more. | |
| This one's about fluoride, and that'll be our public service announcement for this week. | |
| Now that have banned the use of fluoride. | |
| China, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Hungary, and Japan. | |
| All these countries have said that fluoride is ineffective and toxic and should not be used. | |
| Only eight countries in the world have more than 50% of their population drinking water. | |
| America, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Israel, Singapore, Malaysia, and Colombia. | |
| Investigative journalist Christopher Bryson examines fluoride's disturbing history. | |
| Fluoride was a widely known and well-documented killer. | |
| Documentation from early lawsuits against fluoride manufacturers clearly shows that fluoride was a hazard, not only to humans, but to the environment as well, with damages reaching into the tens of millions of dollars. | |
| Fluoridation provided the chemical industry an opportunity to void liability of their poisonous fluoride waste by means of promoting it as a health benefit. | |
| That means that you and I and our children in the United States are the largest consumers of hydrofluosilic acid. | |
| Call it what it is. | |
| Hydro's water, fluofluoride, silicic sand, and it's missing an electron. | |
| It's acidic. | |
| It'll kill you. | |
| Hydrofluorosilicic acid does not occur in nature. | |
| It's a man-made molecule. | |
| And it eats through concrete, glass, stainless steel, fiberglass, plastic. | |
| You name it, it'll eat it. | |
| Why are we putting that in the water? | |
| Okay. | |
| I think that's all right, Gary. | |
| I'm not in a position to dismute any of the facts presented there. | |
| They all seem very plausible and accurate to me. | |
| The very idea of putting fluoride in the water was a monstrous hoax. | |
| It's supposed to prevent tooth decay, but actually it's a neurotoxin. | |
| It kills brain cells. | |
| Suggests that because of the fluoridation of water in America, the average IQ of Americans has dropped by 10 points. | |
| In other words, if you hadn't been drinking fluoride your whole life, you'd have 10 IQ points higher in your mental and cognitive functioning than you do today as a consequence. | |
| Getting it out is a giant step in the right direction. | |
| Absolutely should be taken. | |
| And maybe since RFK Jr. seemed to be finding his footing, he'll do the right thing in this regard as well, and it'll happen. | |
| Get it out. | |
| Didn't belong there in the first place. | |
| It was an industrial waste, converted to make money. | |
| It's a byproduct of nuclear power plants for crying out loud. | |
| We don't need that in our bodies. | |
| Get rid of it. | |
| Stop it. | |
| Stop it now. | |
| All right. | |
| Here's a study in the 70s by U.S. Navy on Wi-Fi. | |
| I've always wondered what you thought about Wi-Fi. | |
| Okay, here we go. | |
| So today we're going to go over the dangers of non-ionizing radiation done by the U.S. Navy in 1971. | |
| That's cell phones, Wi-Fi, smart devices, wireless AirPods, all that thing. | |
| Central nervous system effects, headaches, insomnia, restlessness, and memory loss, and seizures and convulsions. | |
| Doesn't sound very safe. | |
| It's also interesting that these companies can't get sued. | |
| Anxiety, lack of concentration, dizziness, sleepiness, chest pain, tremors in the hands, hallucinations, messing with the DNA and the blood sugar. | |
| This is just absolutely crazy. | |
| Then you go into the endocrine system changes, which include altering the thyroid. | |
| A lot of people suffering from thyroid enlargement. | |
| Wi-Fi. | |
| Then you get into the more symptoms of mutations in the DNA. | |
| And then sparking of dental fillings, loss of hair, brittle hair, wringing of the ears, and buzzing. | |
| Hmm. | |
| Seems like we found the culprit. | |
| Okay, that's it. | |
| The hazards of electromagnetism are ubiquitous everywhere, Gary. | |
| During the pandemic, they put up all those 5G towers. | |
| Sometimes I wonder whether that was a part of the whole agenda to keep us at home when they put up these monstrous structures that appear to have the capacity to activate elements inside the vax that are not good for human beings and other living things now. | |
| I'm almost addicted to my cell phone as our teenagers today, except that I think if they were forced to make the choice, they'd keep their cell phone and give up their parents. | |
| Is that bit, Gary? | |
| I know. | |
| It's been a cultural phenomenon with the impact that sociologists and anthropologists and historians are going to contemplate for a hundred years because it's really transformed life. | |
| It's made it more isolated as individuals in terms of interacting with our phone rather than with other persons directly, though, of course, you're having a direct communication. | |
| I think it's had an effect on social interaction, group behavior, tending to promote a kind of, how can I put it? Everyone living in their own little bubble, I suppose we could say, communication-wise, suppose we could say that was always true. | |
| It just seems to be occurring with more powerful effect today. | |
| You know, you're interacting with your friends and you sell them only under circumstances, make new ones. | |
| I'm not saying it's the end of the world. | |
| I'm saying it's a phenomenon whose consequences are profound. | |
| We don't truly appreciate as yet. | |
| And I don't have any doubt there's going to be an epidemic of brain cancers. | |
| You know, I'm putting the phone up by your ear. | |
| We're in uncharted territory, Gary. | |
| This is like a mass experiment involving these electromagnetic gadgets. | |
| We're going to pay a heavy price for it. | |
| Meanwhile, they're so addicting. | |
| No one's going to give them up. | |
| Not even me. | |
| So there we are, Gary. | |
| There we are. | |
| What a situation we're in. | |
| It's a predicament. | |
| Yeah, I had my grandkids over here, and just to play a trick on them, I turned off the internet, and they started crying and wanted to go home immediately. | |
| Even though I live on the water, they have boats, they can fish, they can ski, they can do all this stuff. | |
| They wanted to go home right now. | |
| So nice illustration. | |
| Okay, it's one of the last clips, I think. | |
| So desperate people seeking flour, anything, any sustenance, considering the fact that they've been left to starve to death. | |
| And as they're, you know, swarming the humanitarian aid, convoy the trucks, they get fired at by the IDF. | |
| So the animals, Jenk. | |
| Coor the animals. | |
| Because I'm getting real sick of people on social media referring to Palestinian civilians as animals. | |
| Because every story that we've covered, everything that we've investigated and looked into does not really show Palestinians behaving as animals. | |
| It shows the IDF behaving as animals. | |
| People who feel real good about themselves shooting their weapons at desperate people as they swarm a humanitarian aid truck. | |
| I just, anyway, sorry. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| So latest numbers are 112 dead, 760 injured. | |
| 576,000 Palestinians are now starving. | |
| And this is what starving looks like. | |
| Now, the Israelis say, or it's confirmed by international news outlets like CNN, that the Israelis fired from the tanks and from drones. | |
| And they said they were worried about their troops. | |
| Where? | |
| Where were the troops? | |
| Inside the tanks? | |
| They weren't in the drones. | |
| So the guys that were inside tanks were slightly, slightly, slightly concerned, I guess about their, this is the best case scenario for Israel that I'm laying out. | |
| About their safety within the tank. | |
| So they murdered 112 people at least. | |
| And when you started firing into the crowd, what did you think was going to happen? | |
| Other than the slaughter from your bullets, that hungry, desperate crowd, of course, was going to panic when you started spraying the place with bullets. | |
| And the trucks were going to panic. | |
| And you knew that that would also create a stampede. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, close it up as we started it. | |
| What a totally righteous presentation, Gary. | |
| And so please notice we're talking about multiples of the 296,081 who died actually in all the camps during the World War II, none of whom dying in gas chambers. | |
| We're going to have multiples of that dying Gaza now today. | |
| They're really dying. | |
| These are real deaths. | |
| And I admire those two reporters. | |
| What a contrast with shit for brains, Megan Kelly, Whom I can never forgive for that propaganda game, but just disgusting what it is, Grace, Gary. | |
| You put together a brilliant sequence today. | |
| I can't thank you enough. | |
| Really, really well done, my friend. | |
| Keep it up. | |
| Appreciate it very much. | |
| This has been Inconvenient Truths, and you know what I'm going to say. |
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