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Jan. 20, 2022 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James
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Why Are We, The People, Letting These CONMEN Lie To The World? | JustInformed News #029
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Hi and welcome to another episode of Just Informed News.
I'm your host, Craig.
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But that being said, let's get into the first story.
I want to start in Canada.
Why?
Because I think sometimes we have to look at these countries around us as the canaries in the coal mine, possible canaries in the coal mine for what's coming our way.
A lot of times, historically, they have been.
Here in Canada, Christianity being outlawed.
Pastors will be imprisoned while the government promotes LGBT pedophilia and exploitation of children.
Now, some people may say that this headline's a little overstated.
When you read what's happening in Canada, it's not.
So-called conversion therapy is now banned in Canada and thousands of churches across the country are bracing for the impact as the new law threatens to criminalize pastors for teaching the Bible.
Can't make this stuff up.
But apparently, to quote Fox News reporting, it says the controversial legislation which went into effect January 8th after being fast-tracked through the Canadian Parliament in December without extensive debate describes as a myth the belief that heterosexuality and cisgender identity are preferable.
Yeah.
So what they're saying is that you will be prohibited from offering any sort of counseling or therapy that promotes or doesn't promote or accept homosexuality and all the LGBTQ stuff.
So effectively, what they've done is created a law that makes it illegal to be a Christian, if that's your belief as a Christian.
And in my opinion...
It's insane to tell people that you telling someone that homosexuality is a sin to try to help them is somehow your...
It's the promotion of evil, the degradation of the societal decay, the degradation of society, whatever it is.
You can see it happening in real time here.
It's...
Our society is collapsing by design, and it's sad.
You can have rappers out there making music videos promoting drug use and violence and criminality and all types of sexual immorality.
But a pastor telling somebody who's gay, here, read this scripture.
It's a sin.
You need to change and go find a wife and have a family and you'll be happier and you'll have a better life, right?
And you accept God in your heart, right?
Jesus in your heart.
That's like what it is.
But...
Yeah, here we are.
And further in Canada, there's a video I want to share with you guys.
Now, this video is disturbing.
It's a video of two children who have obviously been coached and doctored, and their parents are probably, like, super out-there liberals.
But they're just being interviewed.
And the interview is terrifying.
One of the things that they're saying, it says, they asked the kid, are you in favor of a mandatory vaccine?
I'll just read it because it's in French, so for people who aren't watching this, who are just listening, I'll read this to you.
They asked this little girl, are you in favor of a mandatory vaccine?
And they said, yes, yes.
And then the lady's like, oh, it looks like I drilled them, like she prepped them.
Well, of course she did, right?
And it says, what should we do with the people who don't want the vaccine?
This is just some random show in the middle of Canada.
Who knows?
This is obviously in Quebec or something because it's French.
It says, we should call the police.
Yes, yes.
Uh-huh.
They don't have a vaccine.
This is the next one.
Little girl.
They don't have the vaccine.
It can make a lot of people in danger, right?
So she says, this is what the little girl says.
This is like listening to Greta Thunberg on climate change again.
So like what the government does right now, we should cut everything from them.
That's what she says.
So, and then...
Then little by little until they submit and get vaccinated.
Ezra Levant rightfully quotes, or puts here in his tweet, hinter jungend.
Yeah.
And this lady is like, oh, it looks like we have some future politicians here.
Future authoritarian dictators more like it.
My gosh, these people are so out of touch and everybody's clapping and happy.
I said to share that, so look at Canada as a canary in the coal mine for what we could see coming down the pipeline if we don't continue to stand up against this craziness.
Dems plot to prosecute Trump over January 6th to prevent him running in 2024.
We knew this was coming, but now...
It seems the Supreme Court is also going to be aiding and abetting this process.
Supreme Court rejecting Trump's request to block release of January 6 records.
Now, everything that was under presidential classification, he has the executive privilege to not share information with Congress that he deems classified or sensitive, or just for whatever reason.
The Supreme Court has decided that he has to turn that information over, which includes call logs, emails, draft speeches, handwritten notes, visitor logs, and a bunch of other material.
But think about it this way.
What they're going to do to President Trump is what they've been doing to him for the last five years.
They're going to try to take him to court.
They're going to try to convict him of some crime.
Because this is how our system works.
I don't even want to call it a democracy anymore or a republic.
This is just our system.
Our system is, if you're not in the globalist elite, you know, uniparty club that comprises both parties...
Then you're the enemy of the establishment, and then the establishment has the legal authority, this is how our system works, to use everything they can, intelligence agencies, the Department of Justice, the FBI, to try to ruin your life, to try to investigate fish for information, to try to find something to go after you for if you jaywalked or you didn't cross every T and dot every I on your tax return.
And then they try to ruin you both financially by bringing you into court forever.
And then they try to slander you in the news, running fake news stories about you.
And now they're using Congress to do to do the dirty work here with the Supreme Court helping with a little assist to go after Trump to try to say, oh, he said this like if he has one message where he wrote like, man, these people, I can't believe they're, you know, it's the weather look good today.
They're going to be like, oh, he said that he was a dog whistle to white supremacists, right?
And I just, you can see what's happening.
It's so transparent.
It's so obvious.
They're gonna try to keep him from being able to run in 2024 by getting him to get convicted for some kind of felony.
As they've already subpoenaed Sidney Powell, she's actually happy to go in.
This is her statement saying she looks forward to appearing before the committee to answer questions and walk through evidence and present a full picture of the fraud and other misconduct that took place during the 2020 election.
Including the myriad of election fraud allegations only now being examined by state officials in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
So, you know, I think what Sidney Powell should do and I think what she's probably going to do is go in there, sit down in front of the committee.
And every time they ask her a question, she's just going to answer it by talking about the fraud and what happened in 2020.
And, um...
Obviously, DOJ has made it very clear that they're going to try to go after people who they think insinuated or started this, I should say, more appropriately.
But if Ray Epps is still not in prison and not under indictment, then, I mean, you know that's just a political, they're using it as a political excuse.
And Merrick Garland, trust me, he's going to play a critical role in the attempt to take down Trump.
He's going to be the one that basically the Democrats are going to lobby to do this.
Rhino Republican senators like Romney or Murkowski, will they vote?
With Democrats on H.R. 1 ending free and fair elections.
This is a great question.
H.R. 1, dangerous piece of legislation that the Democrats are trying to ram through to try to change elections federally across the board, trying to make it facilitate the fraud that happened in 2020 by making it legal.
That's the simplest way to put it.
Can you imagine that?
They pass HR1, right?
They make the fraud that they committed in 2020 basically legal.
Then...
You have tech companies, big tech companies, who are going to be, okay, we'll ban whoever.
Yeah, look, it's law now.
If you say anything against it, you're basically challenging the Constitution.
What are you, an insurrectionist?
What are you, a white supremacist?
It's all name-calling.
There's nothing about the substance of the bill, which in it, it contains so many write-ins that would...
Alter and destroy the voting system as we know it.
Things like voting without ID, no proof of US citizenship, drop boxes everywhere, ballot harvesting, and more.
Just to name a few.
It has all of that in it.
And they don't want to argue about that.
They just want to call you a racist because you want people to have an ID to vote, but they want you to have an ID, a Vax ID and passport to go, you know, get a Starbucks Frappuccino, right?
So, I mean, absurd.
Biden giving up on stopping Putin in Ukraine.
Apparently, if you pay enough money to the right people, he'll back off pretty quickly.
Biden's saying he will move in.
He has to do something.
I think what happened was, to be quite frank, is that first they wanted a distraction.
Any conflict is a good conflict because it draws attention away from them.
It makes Putin look bad, gives them a win in the media, and he can say, oh, well, I didn't get into another war.
However, as much of a distraction as this may provide, it also could endanger and threaten some of his major connections in Ukraine and his friends and family who have benefited greatly from Burisma and all these major companies that have involved themselves with the Biden cartel.
And think about it this way, though.
Biden's basically said, you can come into Ukraine, just don't go, don't take Burisma, don't touch the oil.
I mean, you can't even...
The fact that people don't understand what's happening here drives me crazy because the public, if they only knew or had any idea or were told a fraction of the truth, would be outraged.
They'd be incensed.
They would be livid because they would realize so quickly that the policy has little...
More to do, or little to do with actually trying to protect American interests and allies, but more about protecting corrupt, you know, insider network, you know, bribe, corruption, trading favors.
The little...
Cartel, if you will.
It's like a different, it's like a set of cartels that all interact with one another, right?
So, you know, when you look at it through that lens, it kind of changes perspective.
Here we are.
Israel's study finds fourth booster shot ineffective.
Moderna and biotech stocks cratering.
How many boosters is it going to be?
I mean, why not just make a new vaccine at this point instead of doing boosters if they don't seem to work anyway?
I'm not even in favor of a vaccine at all.
I think, you know, we've done a lot of damage with this, you know, weaponization of the flu as it is.
But it's just none of it makes sense, see?
So we'll just keep going and living in this crazy world as Austria orders mandatory vaccinations for all citizens.
Yeah, that makes sense.
I mean, why not?
I like this tweet, though.
It does kind of point this out.
It says, in 2019...
I mean, it's amazing how rapidly, societally, we are just...
Fast-tracking ourselves into this decay, into this crazy, dystopic world, right?
But this guy's saying, basically, Austria is implementing mandatory vaccination.
Police will be doing checks to see people's status door-to-door.
The unvaccinated risk fines up to €3,600, and people can be fined up to four times per year.
If you said this in 2019, no one would believe this could happen.
Yet here we are.
So, you can't Forcibly do this.
This violates the first principle of the Nuremberg Code and it's just crimes against humanity, I think, if you start doing this.
As England goes the exact opposite direction, interestingly enough, ending all COVID passports, mask mandates, and work restrictions.
I guess Boris Johnson got a little political pressure from his party saying they were going to basically get rid of him if he didn't do this.
So he's made a commitment to undo it.
But also you have to ask yourself a few very important questions about why they choose to do this.
Maybe the numbers have gone too low.
The ultimate super spreader event upcoming will be the Beijing Olympics, and China will be having athletes from all over the world come to their country, and who knows what kind of super spreader event this will be.
But, that aside, we're going to, and I'm not saying that it's going to be a super spreader event in the sense that it will or won't.
They're definitely going to have an influx of cases after it, and they're going to either try to play it off if it doesn't help their narrative, and if it does help their narrative, then they'll go into it and they'll go hard.
So, what I'm saying is that what you're seeing in England and taking it all down, you know, political pressure, yes.
It has a big effect.
I'll also say this.
I believe that these people, the way they work, in their mind, because it is the flu, they say, oh, we'll get rid of mass mandates.
We'll get rid of passports.
We'll get rid of restrictions.
It's all going to go away.
And they get rid of it.
Well, then, naturally, I think people who obviously can still get it with the boosters and people who wear the cloth masks that don't really work at all and people who have worn masks and shut themselves in their house for the last who knows how many months or years are going to go out in society.
I don't have a mask.
They don't have an immune system.
They haven't been exposed to any germs for the last 6 months or 12 months or 18 months or however long they've been self-quarantining.
And then they're going to start getting sick and then the numbers of sick are going to go up and then guess what?
Here comes UK's one and only Boris Johnson to the rescue with, you guessed it, All the same restrictions and requirements, but this time even more.
So, the only reason I say it is because I've seen it happen here in California.
It's exactly what happened.
And it's happened elsewhere before as well.
I mean, they told us, oh yeah, it's fine.
You don't need a mask anymore.
It's like, oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's all going to be good.
And then all of a sudden, when it became politically expedient, and something happened that they needed a distraction from, or when they just wanted to do it for whatever reason, look, cases are back up.
Mask, mask, mask.
Vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate.
You know?
So...
I don't know.
You can see it for yourself.
It's coming as Starbucks also follows suit of the OSHA ruling, canceling their vaccine mandate for workers.
Well, I would say, you know, you'd think of this as a win, but in reality, I would say it would be a win when employees start suing Starbucks for forcing them to take a vaccine that later they found out they should not have been forcing them to take, that is legally illegal, unconstitutional.
That's what I want to see.
Because there's got to be people out there who work at Starbucks that maybe haven't watched the show who took the vaccine, possibly, and looked and went.
Because they were like, oh, you've got to have it to work here.
And you're like, oh, okay.
Because you're like, you know, what can I do?
I need this job.
I need some money.
It's got good benefits, whatever.
Then now they just turn around and say, oh, well, no, no, you don't need the vaccine.
Yeah, don't worry about that.
Totally ignore it.
You didn't need the vaccine.
I mean, I'd sue him.
I'd sue every company that did that.
As Howard Stern says, hospitals should refuse to treat unvaccinated, go home and die.
So, look, I know he's supposedly a comedian.
He hasn't been funny for a long time, as a lot of comedians nowadays are.
Not that funny.
But this is the general...
To them, this is funny.
To them, it's like...
You are subhuman if you're not vaccinated.
You're almost worse than subhuman.
You're like some evil incantation of darkness and death that's going to come and hurt them.
I've pointed out before, and I'll point it out again, that these people are very low IQ individuals because you can break this kind of argument in about one sentence or two.
All you have to do when they say this to you is say, how does my not getting a vaccination affect you having a vaccination?
I mean, honestly, I'll wait.
If you get a good answer to that, then maybe we're missing something.
But until I haven't heard one yet, until I hear a good one, I'm not going to sit here and let people like Howard Stern dictate whether or not I should die because I didn't take a drug that...
You know, it was experimental that may not have been necessary that maybe your natural immunity is better than.
I mean, these people are sick.
They're sick, sick, sick, sick, sick, sickos.
Can't say it enough.
Bad people.
Chuck Schumer faces questions about conflicts of interest as it's revealed his daughter's work at Amazon and Facebook while Senate pursues antitrust bills.
Hmm.
Interesting.
And of course, Apple and Google say, you know, you don't want to do antitrust.
That harms privacy.
I think that releasing that statement is almost like a tongue-in-cheek thing where they're like, Oh, with harm privacy, it'd be quite harmful if all of your personal congressional emails, senatorial emails, got released.
It'd be horrible if all the times that we turned on your iPhone and started recording while you weren't paying attention, while you didn't notice, or that one voicemail from the butt dial that you did comes out and gets leaked.
It's like...
I think these people have a lot more power than we can even imagine.
I mean, you imagine people have access to your email, your digital identity, everything you do.
You bring your little black box with you everywhere.
So they have access to where you go, who you talk to, what your conversations are.
Some people have devices in their house that are actively listening to their conversations in case they need Alexa to turn on the coffee machine.
But...
Look, these people, I mean, you don't want to presume the worst about anybody, but at the same time, when you see people commit evil acts over and over again, you can't just ignore it and dismiss it.
You have to confront it and rebuke it.
PayPal dropping non-profits as opposed to vaccine mandates because why not?
I guess we're just going to continue politicizing the systems of commerce here, which is a very Chinese-style social credit thing.
This trend started because of this concept in our society that there's, like, foreboding topics.
Like, you can't speak about certain things.
You can't have an opinion that it's opposed to the state.
And this is crazy.
It just popped up over the last few years.
I think, especially with COVID, it, like, went through the roof.
But these people, I mean, there's going to be a pendulum swing that's going to come back because they keep doing this.
They're going to be out of business.
And You know, you can say what you want about the generational wealth that funds a lot of these things and how it's never going to go away.
True, but I think that some of these companies, I truly hope people wake up and see through their garbage and, you know...
Get through that.
But here's a crazy story.
I talked about this before, but there's analysis of CDC data that confirms there's a massive 40% spike in deaths among 18 to 49-year-olds over the past year.
Still unexplained.
Can you imagine?
I mean, how could this possibly be?
I can't even fathom.
I mean, the British government just uses fear tactics and propaganda to scare people into mass compliance.
Our government's doing basically the same thing, telling you you're going to kill your grandma if you go outside and have fun with your friends.
Businesses have lost everything, their whole livelihoods.
Men and women across this country, 18 to 49, have lost, been devastated.
Think of it.
Small business owners.
Think about it.
Children or, you know, college-aged kids.
Adults, I should say.
Yeah, and people who have to work in these establishments, people who have to go to their job, people who don't want to be a part of this, you know, compliance control system.
I don't know that that necessarily explains it all.
There might be something much more nefarious at work, and it could have a lot to do with vaccines, and it could have a lot to do...
There are other things that we don't even consider, guys.
I just want to throw it out there.
I mean, there is...
We're on a ball spinning through space with a giant, you know, hundred bajillion times larger than our planet furnace blasting us with solar radiation constantly, right?
There's other things that, I mean, I'm not, look, I'm not getting too out there in the weeds, but there's other things that can cause stuff to happen to us.
I've read a whole story about how the depletion of our magnetic sphere is allowing more solar radiation that could have an effect on cardiac, whatever.
It doesn't matter.
What matters is this.
You wonder why this is happening.
It's because our society is living in fear.
How about the face mask?
Causing a massive 364 spike in children with speech delays.
But what about the face mask in general?
Everything is meant to breed this culture of sadness and...
Fear and loneliness.
And it's to make you vulnerable so that they can indoctrinate you.
So that then, when you see them get up there and use the cognitive dissonance to tell you two contradictory things that are both true, that can't both be true, but they tell you that they're true, you just accept it.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, I'm done.
I don't have that.
I can't.
Oh, yeah.
Put the face mask.
Oh, yeah.
Give me the vaccine.
Oh, yeah.
I had one friend, you know, I'm not going to disclose who it was, but someone very close to me I talked to said this.
In passing, flippantly, not even thinking about it, I made a joke about them taking a vaccine and saying you're basically, you know, It wasn't anything bad.
It was just like, oh yeah, you took that?
Okay.
And they were like, I don't care if I'm the guinea pig.
That's what they said.
Now, I'm not saying this person is, it makes them bad or anything, or, you know, anything like that, and I think they calculated the risks, and of course, I don't want to get into any details, but I do understand the reasoning behind why they took it, because some people have jobs where they work with people who are high risk.
They do.
This actually does happen in society.
There are people who still, you know, functionally work with people who are at risk from the flu.
And so I get it.
But, you know, if that's the kind of thinking, you know, that's going to be a dangerous thinking, right?
In more racist nonsense insanity, this is crazy.
D.C. cops are suing Ali Alexander, who, according to this article, is a black conservative.
I hadn't noticed because I don't look at skin color.
Anyway, using the KKK Act claim, racism and white supremacy pervaded his efforts.
Thank you.
Really?
Okay, this is a part of their lawsuit.
This is actually in the complaint they filed.
Talking about Ali Alexander, he used a silhouette of his most tragic, youthful mugshot on a t-shirt to raise money for fatherless black boys.
Boys who are growing up like he grew up.
And Alexander is being a cute...
Oh, okay.
Let me rephrase that.
They're referring to Alexander here about a young boy who grew up in the most tragic place ever, whatever.
Alexander is being accused by plaintiffs and their attorneys of conspiring to violate the Ku Klux Klan Act and the D.C. Bias Related Crimes Act and that racism and white supremacy pervaded defendants' efforts from the outset.
I mean...
Yeah.
I didn't read that very closely at first, so forgive me for getting the first part wrong, but you can see here.
That's a part of their indictment, or a part of their complaint.
So, again, you just live in this bizarro world.
AP slammed for falsely stating that Florida anti-critical race theory bill prohibits making white people feel discomfort.
I'm smiling right now because this is real.
They put out a tweet.
The tweet says, a Florida bill that would prohibit public schools and private businesses from making white people feel discomfort when they teach students to train employees about discrimination in the nation's past received its first approval Tuesday.
I mean, what?
It's not reporting.
It's not.
These people aren't reporters.
AP is not a news organization.
It's basically CNN. Mickey Mouse here.
This is an interesting article I found over on the Harvard International Review talking about the censorship and what's happening with Disney in China.
And I found this fascinating because they have the self-awareness.
These intellectual elitists at Harvard write these articles.
They have the self-awareness.
To see this and think, oh man, that's not good.
But they don't have enough of it to look just one step further past that.
What's beyond Disney?
Why is Disney in China?
Why is Disney begging to get into that market?
And the answer is our government.
Our government.
They don't want to look at the real problem.
They want to just call it, oh, Disney's just kowtowing to censorship.
I mean, the article does cover the concentration camps in...
The Uyghur concentration camps in China in brief, and they talk about other things that have been a part of the censorship that's come out of the relationship Disney and China have had over the years.
But I think moreoverly, it just shows an inability to see beyond what the real root cause of this is.
It's not because Walt Disney is just trying to make more money in China.
It's not.
Because they've been encouraged and incentivized for a corrupt political system that has created these, like I said, incentives for them to go do business with our number one adversarial country at the expense of our whole country diminishing us, weakening us, making us less effective, less able to respond in kind to any aggression or further action.
Action, like they've taken with stealing intellectual property and doing other things.
So, all in all, I commend them for writing this article in the first place, but I also would appreciate if people who write this kind of stuff would go a little deeper.
Here we are, Bill Gates, the World Economic Forum, calling for carbon taxes.
I will spare you the video because it's who wants to watch him do anything.
And Breonna Kupfer, killer Sean LaValle Smith, arrested in Pasadena.
Thank God.
Brutal, senseless killing of a young woman.
And why?
Because this guy got a cheap bail, he got let out after being in and out of the system 12 times, he just randomly walks in, furniture store, and here where I'm at, in California, and stabs a woman to death.
Because our system's broken out here.
And hopefully this is a wake-up call to everyone.
That, you know, this poor woman, her life, I pray that it wasn't lost in vain.
And I pray that, you know, at least if anything can come out of it, that reform comes in L.A. and especially in California as a whole.
But it won't.
But we can be hopeful.
Alright, so as we wrap this up, we're going to talk about a piece of scripture, you know, appropriately enough, that talks about taking negatives and making them positives.
And to do that, we'll start here in Deuteronomy 8, verse 2.
It says, And have you ever wondered if reflecting on a negative event could make it positive?
And that's what Moses told God's people to do.
He said, remember the 40 years they were humbled in the wilderness.
He wanted them to understand that to make a genuine contribution in a person's life, humility has to be humanized.
It has to be realized.
Negative events have to be remembered.
Remembering personal lessons in humility can help us transform our experiences too.
It can also help us find God in places we've forgotten.
I mean, it was remembering his failures that gave John the Baptist humility to step down so Jesus could step up.
I mean, that's in Luke 7.28.
It was also remembering his failures that gave David the humility to glory in God.
You can see that all throughout Psalms.
Remembering their failures, Moses...
It gave him the humility to center his leadership on the Lord.
I mean, each of these individuals rejoiced in remembering how God led them all the way through the humbling events of their lives, and you can too.
We can too.
So, let me just say this.
When you look back on your life, you look at the good and the bad, everything in between, remember to always know that through it all, God will be with you.
That's where I'm going to go ahead and leave it, but I'll sign off with a prayer.
Dear Lord, help us to spend time every day thinking through all the events that happened to us.
Help us to use those to humble ourselves and teach ourselves what it really means to follow you.
And we thank you, and we give praise to you, and we thank you most of all for our eternal salvation.
In Jesus' name we pray.
Amen.
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