Feb. 24, 2022 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James
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| Hi, welcome to another episode of Just Informed News. | |
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| We have a lot to cover here today. | |
| A bunch of breaking news, including Justin Trudeau deciding to revoke the Emergencies Act, which he's been using to turn Canada into his little dictatorship. | |
| We're also going to be talking about some major news breaking about the prosecutors going after Trump in New York and some other big stuff that you're going to want to stick around to hear. | |
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| Now... | |
| Let's start here with this story. | |
| Never Trump or Meghan McCain calls Trump a full-blown psychopath over out-of-context Trump comments on Putin. | |
| So I start with this story because we see that no matter what happens in the world, it's Trump's fault, right? | |
| It's almost like they have developed this dependence on blaming Trump. | |
| He is their... | |
| Crutch, if you will. | |
| And when he left the scene, that didn't matter to any of them. | |
| They just kept going. | |
| And here you see Meghan McCain, who's, you know, if Trump's a full-blown psychopath, in her words, then that would make her dad, what, a demonic, you know... | |
| I don't know. | |
| Looking at what he did with ISIS and what he did with developing and helping support terrorist cells in the Middle East that were used to kill American soldiers and turning around and pretending like it never happened. | |
| Well, every dog has its day, and it seems McCain had his. | |
| And I think Meghan knows. | |
| She has to. | |
| She's seen the comments about her father and how he was possibly sentenced to death in some sort of secret military tribunal for treason and betraying our country. | |
| But to see people still... | |
| Trying to force the American public to believe this narrative that everything that's wrong with the world today is Trump's fault is rather hilarious. | |
| But, you know, that's neither here nor there. | |
| Let's go over here, though, to another story that dovetails right into this perfectly. | |
| As Prime Minister Blackface Hitler Trudeau has decided to revoke the Emergency Powers Act. | |
| So... | |
| Apparently he's come out in a statement and decided to say that he's confident that existing laws and bylaws are now sufficient to keep people safe. | |
| Here we go. | |
| Watch this. | |
| And today, after careful consideration, we're ready to confirm that the situation is no longer an emergency. | |
| Therefore, the federal government will be ending the use of the Emergencies Act. | |
| We are confident that existing laws and bylaws are now sufficient to keep people safe. | |
| Well, now that they've permanently enshrined some of the draconian authoritarian tactics that they use with the emergency powers into their system even further, I guess they can get rid of it. | |
| See, it's always about the next reach, right? | |
| The next move. | |
| They can't do it all at once, so how do you implement authoritarianism? | |
| You don't come in and start throwing all of your dissident protesters in prison all at the same time, because then they would uprise and they would overthrow you. | |
| How do you do it? | |
| You take a little bit at a time, right? | |
| So you start with the Emergency Powers Act and you say, okay, all we're going to do is in this very specific point in time we're going to start freezing people's accounts and arresting people for not really breaking any law other than protesting us. | |
| And I know that they were arresting the protesters and then driving them to 15 miles away or something and then dropping them off in the middle of nowhere. | |
| So it wasn't really even an arrest. | |
| It was more like just a relocation. | |
| But I think that you have this system that has to do it incrementally, is the word I'm looking for. | |
| When they incrementally keep passing these... | |
| Draconian rules and enforcing them little by little. | |
| It's like the boiling water in the frog. | |
| You really don't know that you're in it until it's too late. | |
| And as you can see here, it seems as though in Canada they got what they wanted. | |
| It's just like in England, right? | |
| We were talking about this the other day, about how Boris Johnson and they're all ending all the mandates and ending all the restrictions. | |
| Well, it's because they got what they wanted. | |
| In England, they wanted to have this digital malware vaccine passport and this system in place, like to have the impetus to... | |
| To create it, not to implement it yet, because that comes later. | |
| Right now, they just want to have it created, and they want you to have it on your phone. | |
| And as I said before, they reached enough people actively participating in that system that they met what I would assume is some kind of quorum. | |
| And when they met their quorum, then they said, okay, now we pull back, right? | |
| Because we implement authoritarianism incrementally. | |
| We don't do it all at once. | |
| So the same thing is happening in Canada right now. | |
| They took advantage of one of the largest protests in Canadian history, I would imagine, that was targeted directly at these authoritarians who were trying to forcefully implement this system of control over the whole country as far as your bodily autonomy, your medical sovereignty in your body. | |
| And Look at where we're at, right? | |
| So they sought to implement this system, and they did implement this system. | |
| Then they declared an emergency when people protested the system. | |
| Now they've used the emergency to further stratify their ability to implement this medical tyranny. | |
| Because, as you saw, they were saying, oh, well, now we're going to make it permanent that we can seize bank accounts from people who we don't like. | |
| But the emergency's over, so don't worry. | |
| It's just like in the United States after 9-11. | |
| Everybody's like, freedom! | |
| Please help us! | |
| Somebody take all the scary men away who are threatening our country! | |
| Oh, we can do that! | |
| Can you just pass this Patriot Act, please? | |
| No big deal. | |
| Just get rid of your Fourth Amendment rights and then we'll take care of you, I promise, because the government always wants what's best for you. | |
| We all know that. | |
| Alright, next story here. | |
| Canada unfreezes some pro-convoy accounts as anti-convoy crowd sues for damages. | |
| So this is the quagmire that's been created in Canada here. | |
| But here we are. | |
| It says the Freedom Convoy's peaceful protest may be routed, but the trials of its participants are far from over. | |
| The federal government says the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are working with financial institutions to unfreeze bank accounts blocked by emergency orders that targeted people who organized, participated in, or donated to the so-called Freedom Convoy blockades. | |
| Now what I imagine happened as well in Canada is that this became wildly unpopular. | |
| Because even the liberals have to, I mean, granted, the majority of these liberals, psychopaths, are the ones calling for this stuff, right? | |
| They're the ones saying, you know, lock up the truckers, you know, take away their trucks, you know, take away their money, freeze their bank accounts. | |
| And as I showed in the video yesterday, it's those same people who end up getting caught in that dragnet that they're proponents of, right? | |
| The woman who had her bank account frozen, even though she was anti-truck protester, and she was basically anti-everything the truckers were for. | |
| And she got dragged into it, and she's like, oh, this is so unfair. | |
| They took my account. | |
| They think I'm a Nazi. | |
| It's like, well, look, as you can see clearly... | |
| In Canada, they have We've implemented this divide and conquer tactic to pit these two sides against one another even further. | |
| You want to further divide the chasm between the citizens in your country to make them really hate each other because it's the easiest type of citizenry to rule. | |
| It's the one that are always opposed and at each other's throats, right? | |
| Because they never focus on the people who caused the problems in the first place. | |
| They always focus on each other who are more or less symptoms of the bigger problems. | |
| So, you know, they've done this in Canada. | |
| You've seen it pull through, and now the damage is done, and now it's going to be businesses suing Canada for not doing enough of this. | |
| It's going to be, you know, the convoy trying to sue Canadian government to get their money back. | |
| It's all a mess up there, and it's what they want to bring here to America. | |
| Everybody talks about the Freedom Convoy here in the U.S., and it looks great. | |
| I'm very proud of so many patriots coming together and waving their flags and going down to D.C. to tell them what's up, but Again, I have worries that they're going to use it against us. | |
| It would almost seem like a guarantee that the feds are going to infiltrate the convoy, which means that you can almost guarantee as well that Antifa will try to infiltrate the convoy, and they're going to make a mess of it. | |
| It's not going to be like Canada where it was all hugs and kisses. | |
| I really do believe that it's going to get ugly because it has to. | |
| They cannot let... | |
| Because it would be essentially the world's largest peaceful protest, right? | |
| Or something close to it. | |
| I mean, maybe there have been bigger ones in history. | |
| You know, forgive me. | |
| You might have to fact-trick me on that. | |
| But if you get all the truckers in the United States together in D.C., and I'm not saying all, but, you know, a large portion of them, that'd be a pretty formidable group of individuals. | |
| So, you know... | |
| We'll see what happens in America. | |
| I'm skeptical. | |
| I'm cautiously... | |
| cautious and skeptical of it all. | |
| Anyway, the next story I wanted to cover here was you cannot make this stuff up. | |
| This was before Trudeau decided to get rid of the Emergencies Act, but Trudeau said that Canada will stand against authoritarianism, announces Russian sanctions after trampling peaceful protesters on horseback and freezing opposition's bank accounts. | |
| So I bring this story up because you really start to ask yourself when you see all the news stories about Putin being this authoritarian dictator, ruthless killer that they always paint him to be, which I'm sure he's done awful things. | |
| Most world leaders have engaged in some pretty bad stuff, I'd say. | |
| And it's funny, though, because at the same time, they try to convince us that he's the authoritarian, He's the strong handed criminal that needs to be taken care of with sanctions and that we as the West need to align against Putin and make sure he doesn't, you know, take some part of Ukraine that we've never heard of. | |
| It's just funny, though, that we have an actual authoritarian despot who just literally suspended his own country's constitution and implemented martial law and started arresting people for protesting him and. | |
| And NBC News and CBS News and Fox News and every major... | |
| Reuters, AP, Newsweek... | |
| I mean, you go down the line. | |
| Every single news outlet, the number one story in the nation is... | |
| Will Russia go to war with Ukraine? | |
| Is Russia going to take all of Ukraine? | |
| Oh, Russia, Russia, Russia. | |
| It's like, no. | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| I mean, Putin, okay, well, fine, if he's a dictator, I get it, but he's in a different landmass. | |
| He's another continent. | |
| He's very far away from us, and the country itself is not really that powerful, or not even nearly powerful enough to affect something against us that you might see an effect from in Canada. | |
| Right? | |
| You know, I don't know. | |
| Call me crazy. | |
| Maybe CNN just isn't fake news. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But either way, I want to go to this next story here. | |
| It says, are conservatives and cops on the verge of a big breakup? | |
| Now, this story is interesting because it goes through all the different ways how police enacting these brutal tactics It completely goes contrary to that whole movement that came up during Trump in 2016 to 2020 where we were like back to blue and all that. | |
| So here's my thought. | |
| I personally believe that law enforcement, they serve a very important purpose in any society. | |
| In our society, they are meant to uphold the law. | |
| The law is written based on the Constitution. | |
| They are taking – they take an oath effectively to defend, and I would assume – I'm pretty sure the police oath is this oath to the Constitution of the United States of America, if I'm not mistaken. | |
| If I am, forgive me. | |
| But it doesn't matter. | |
| The point is they know the Constitution. | |
| They know the laws. | |
| They know when a law is good and they know when a law is bad. | |
| What you're having here is not that the cops are getting worse, I would say. | |
| I think it's that the cops are being forced to make tough decisions. | |
| And You know, God be with the cops that make the bad decisions and God be with the cops that make the good decisions because they all need as much help as they can get. | |
| A lot of times there's a very thin line between a good decision and a bad decision, but in a lot of cases it's very clear. | |
| And with cops trampling people with horses, old ladies on walkers, I'm going to go ahead and say that's a pretty clear line that they should never have crossed. | |
| Cops arresting people for doing nothing other than protesting the government, that's a line they shouldn't have crossed. | |
| Cops helping to facilitate the seizure of bank accounts of innocent individuals, I think that was a line they shouldn't have crossed. | |
| As I said, though, in a previous video, these cops are only worried about their pension. | |
| It's their livelihood. | |
| Think about it. | |
| They have an entire career. | |
| Some of these cops have been on the force 20 years or more, right? | |
| And all they're doing is sitting and waiting for that pension to kick in so that they can go kick their feet up somewhere warm and sunny and, you know, play ball with their dog and go with their grandkids down to who knows, whatever amusement park. | |
| So in their mind, they're making this calculation of my pension and my retirement is worth more than everything, any freedom, because that's essentially their freedom. | |
| Right? | |
| So what you have is a society that's created a system where you can take these cops and you can twist their arm enough to make them go do these things. | |
| Now, my hope for our country is that We will come to a place in time where the majority of all law enforcement officers, which were not there today, that's for sure, understand both the Constitution, they understand what laws they should be enforcing, and what laws are unconstitutional and illegal. | |
| And those cops need to make, and there's bad cops too, so I'm not going to make excuses. | |
| There's bad cops in every police department, I'm sure. | |
| There's guys who do the wrong thing and don't care. | |
| But, to the ones that do the right thing and do care... | |
| I'm going to say that we should probably still support them as best we can and not just jump to conclusions about all cops and say, but if they start doing things like they did in Canada, then I'm not going to support that. | |
| I'm not going to say blue lives matter when they come and they arrest people for doing nothing wrong, freeze people's bank accounts, trample them with horses, shoot them with crowd control munitions at point-blank range. | |
| No, I'm not going to support that. | |
| Sorry. | |
| That's just not going to happen. | |
| So switching gears, you guys remember this story we covered, but this is Dr. | |
| Robert Malone here, and what he's saying to Candace Owens is something that we need to talk about. | |
| So let's watch this. | |
| He was not a coder. | |
| He was not a software engineer. | |
| That's not his gift. | |
| He is a monopolist. | |
| He is an excellent monopolist. | |
| He built Microsoft on the bones of IBM and everybody else. | |
| He captured that industry, he captured the browser industry, and the government basically shut him down. | |
| Remember Explorer? | |
| And what did he do when he got shut down and embarrassed? | |
| And there's those videotapes of his testimony where he's rocking You've got a background in psychology. | |
| What did he do? | |
| He tried to rehabilitate himself. | |
| How did he do that? | |
| He moved into philanthropic work in public health. | |
| And what he has done, it's like tiger can't change his stripes, leopard can't change his spots. | |
| He has systematically monopolized the global response to infectious disease. | |
| Yeah, he's... | |
| That's terrifying, right? | |
| He's essentially monopolized the response to infectious disease globally, which is why you see in Africa and all these other countries, he's always so advocating, pushing for all these vaccinations. | |
| It was almost a... | |
| I think a beta test for what they wanted to rule out globally, which you're seeing now, which is this mandated global vaccine mandate. | |
| And what are we seeing of the effects of this vaccine? | |
| What are we seeing, right? | |
| Well, first of all, we have to talk about the actual vaccine itself and the COVID strain itself. | |
| Watch this. | |
| We have this article over on Daily Mail saying more evidence that COVID was tinkered with in a lab. | |
| Now scientists find virus contains tiny chunk of DNA that matches sequence patented by Moderna three years before the pandemic began. | |
| Well, according to the experts, I think they said that this would be a one and in three trillion dollar or one in three trillion coincidence. | |
| So, I think they say that in the article here somewhere. | |
| I can't find out where I read that, but I know they write that in this article. | |
| They say that this is a 1 in 3 trillion. | |
| There's a likelihood that this would have happened naturally in nature. | |
| So, So the story is this, that COVID was tinkered with in this lab, so we know it was made in the Wuhan lab, we know it was released on purpose, so we know that. | |
| And now we know that Moderna, the same company that's selling you and I an offering free of charge, except taxpayers really were paying for it, these vaccines... | |
| Moderna, who makes the vaccine, also helped or patented a portion sequence of DNA in the disease that they're trying to cure three years before the pandemic even started. | |
| How does that even make sense? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I think that when you start unraveling these things, it's, yeah, here it is. | |
| I missed it right here. | |
| It says, researchers say it's a one in three trillion chance that COVID developed the code naturally. | |
| So they're saying it's a one in three trillion chance that this happened naturally in nature. | |
| But it did. | |
| So, you know, shut up conspiracy theorists. | |
| Don't ask any more questions. | |
| But then after that, you also have to look at this kind of stuff and it just makes you go, what is happening here? | |
| Board member of large German health insurance company sounds the alarm saying the side effects of COVID vaccines are much higher than official reports. | |
| What is this? | |
| An analysis of millions of insured persons' data from the BKK company, health insurance company, comes to significantly higher figures for side effects than the Paul Ehrlich Institute. | |
| The new data is an alarm signal. | |
| So, first of all, always trust insurance companies when it comes to statistics. | |
| They have, you know, entire departments and teams of people who have to get this 100% correct. | |
| It's almost more, in some ways, correct than some of the data you'll see from the CDC and other organizations because, like I said, they have to track this. | |
| It's a dollar and cents thing. | |
| It's not like, oh, well, we're going to fudge the numbers so that we can make it look a certain way. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| They're recording the numbers because they have a board of directors they have to report to and they have to issue these reports and they have to have all the claims listed and what the claim was for and then there's a whole set of things. | |
| So if they're saying that people are being hurt by these vaccines at an overwhelmingly large rate and then they're saying that they have all the data to show this but the government... | |
| And CDC in our country, but this is in Germany, but the same kind of thing is happening here where we've had other insurance actuaries come out and point out this large spike in uptick in deaths of people around 18 to 49, working age individuals. | |
| So, we're seeing these large upticks in people who are taking the vaccine and getting hurt. | |
| The government is trying to lie to us. | |
| They're not releasing the data. | |
| They're not telling us the truth about the efficacy of these vaccines. | |
| I think it's because they know they've opened a can of worms that they cannot close. | |
| I mean, what have they done? | |
| I mean, imagine this. | |
| Let's just take the vaccine out of the equation. | |
| Let's just have a hypothetical, right? | |
| A hypothetical for everyone out there. | |
| Hypothetically speaking... | |
| If the government tomorrow said that there was some terrible disease that just came out, then they said that you had to take this poison to cure yourself of it, And that the people who make the poison aren't accountable. | |
| And the poison might not really work, but you can't see any data on whether it works or not. | |
| And the poison is also linked to several adverse side effects that could have damage to your body for the rest of your life. | |
| By the way, we're forcing you to take this, so you don't have a choice. | |
| It's mandated. | |
| We're mandating that you take this, and we're going to take away your livelihood. | |
| We'll fire you from your job. | |
| We'll take your kids away. | |
| We'll take your dog away if you don't comply in some cases. | |
| Then the poison does what it probably is going to do. | |
| It hurts a lot of people, right? | |
| Well, what are those people going to do? | |
| Are they just going to walk away and go, yeah, I know, you're bad, government. | |
| Nah, don't worry about it. | |
| It's all good. | |
| Yeah, I wanted AIDS. I didn't... | |
| I was like, why don't I have AIDS? And now I do, so thanks. | |
| And not only do I have AIDS, I have all types of other, you know, heart conditions and other things. | |
| So, yeah, I wanted all of those things. | |
| I really did. | |
| So it's all good. | |
| You know what? | |
| Is there a fourth booster? | |
| Sign me up. | |
| I'll take it. | |
| No, I mean, nobody's going to say that. | |
| The reaction is going to be, like I said, pitchforks and torches. | |
| They're going to be kicking the doors down on these institutions, especially when parents start seeing the data on what these vaccines do to their kids that they've been forcing and pushing on your kids. | |
| Because I don't know if there's going to be any group out there that's going to be more determined to make people see justice for what they've done than the parents in this country and countries around the world. | |
| When they see the actual data, when they realize what the experts and the settled science informed them to do to their children, which now they cannot undo... | |
| Look, I pray that someday we make vaccines that work or we make things that actually do what they're intended to do or have transparency at least so that we can see what they are and understand all that. | |
| But in today's society, we're not there. | |
| I'm not saying The people who own these institutions, | |
| the people who use these institutions to manipulate global governments and to do these massive, you know, psyops and then send out this, oh, magically Wuhan, the virus just gets out and now everybody's got to take a vaccine created by the biggest companies in the world. | |
| Hmm. | |
| I wonder. | |
| I'm sure it's all a coincidence. | |
| Oh, and we printed trillions more dollars so we could pay them? | |
| Perfect! | |
| Perfect! | |
| I don't know what inflation is. | |
| That sounds great. | |
| Anyway, we are entering a strange time, though, as is pointed out here in Wayne Dupree's article, Pluto returns to the United States in 2022. | |
| So yesterday, I guess, was the 2-22-20-22, which, you know, everybody has all their ideas about what that means, but apparently the last time that Pluto... | |
| visited the United States, which I don't even know what that means. | |
| I guess it just comes into view of the United States or aligns with the United States. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Right? | |
| But it was apparently on July 4th of 1776. | |
| And historically they say going back that this has happened more than one time and it's always coincided with major civilization change. | |
| So I'll play this video from Greg Reese over at Infowars just because I think it's interesting. | |
| I don't necessarily believe in the planets like Aligning to make something change and that we're all going to like Mandela Effect wake up in an alternate universe. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But I do think that... | |
| Whether or not we believe it, there are occultists, and especially in the globalist occultism that they get into, oh, they're obsessed with astrology. | |
| They're obsessed with stars and planets, and they think that that's, like it says in this video, like the sacred knowledge. | |
| And maybe it is. | |
| Maybe I just don't have the ability to read what Pluto aligning with the United States means. | |
| But I'll say this. | |
| You can watch this video, and we'll discuss it afterward. | |
| However you may feel about astrology, it was the original science from which all other sciences were born out of. | |
| And although today's pop culture paints it as pseudoscience, occult traditions see it as sacred knowledge. | |
| While it is a great mystery, it is as predictable as mathematics and experiential for everyone. | |
| And today, astrologically speaking, is a very interesting day for America and individual freedom worldwide. | |
| Today is 2-22-2022. | |
| The first time Pluto is conjunct to the United States since July 4th, 1776. | |
| A 248-year event known as Pluto's return. | |
| Every time a planet returns to the same degree it was in relation to your location of birth, you experience a return. | |
| Many of us can personally understand the idea of Saturn's return. | |
| It takes Saturn about 29 years to orbit the Sun, and so it happens roughly around your 29th birthday. | |
| Because Saturn symbolizes severity and discipline, this time is known as an era of learning through harsh reality for those who haven't already mastered self-discipline. | |
| Pluto symbolizes destruction and rebirth, and so Pluto's return, which lasts about two years, is considered to be a time of destruction and rebirth. | |
| During the Roman Empire's first Pluto's return, the Severan dynasty collapsed, a time known as the Crisis of the Third Century, and their second Pluto return took place ten years before the end of the Roman Empire. | |
| And now, America's first Pluto's return on 2-22-2022. | |
| 2 times 2 times 2 times 222 equals 1776. | |
| It begins on a Tuesday, and it lasts two years. | |
| Perhaps you dismiss all this as pseudoscience woo-woo, but it is important to know that the occultists who sway the governments of the world do not. | |
| They take this sort of thing very seriously, which could explain why they all seem to be in such a frantic hurry. | |
| More than America, July 4th, 1776 symbolizes individual freedom. | |
| And so, astrologically speaking, the next two years will mark either the destruction or rebirth of these individual freedoms that were born in 1776. | |
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | |
| Alright, um... | |
| Sorry about that. | |
| You know, I don't necessarily believe in all that horoscope and all the garbage. | |
| I think it's all kind of like, meh. | |
| Like, I don't get into it. | |
| But it is interesting that all this happened in 1776 and now it's happening again today. | |
| And we are kind of at a precipice in history, it seems, where the freedoms that were fought for and gained in 1776 are really at stake right now, globally. | |
| The emergence of the internet has connected us all in a way that there's going to have to be some uniformity in the system of governance globally as we continue to grow in population and the world becomes smaller and smaller and smaller. | |
| So the question is, will it take a turn toward the founding principles of 1776, freedom, individual liberty, all of that, or is it going to turn toward this authoritarian fascism? | |
| And you can make an argument either way, I think. | |
| You can make an argument that... | |
| It's the reemergence is happening and we're going to be on the forefront of it. | |
| Or you could make the argument that China and Russia and, well, not as much Russia, I guess, but China and other authoritarian regimes, Canada, will. | |
| I never thought I'd be saying that one. | |
| But I guess Canada has always been pretty brutal as far as their tactics for controlling the citizenry. | |
| But, yeah, I mean, it could go one way or the other. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'll say this, though. | |
| I'm hopeful. | |
| I'm hopeful that we will overcome and we will persevere. | |
| And I know from my personal pledge, I will never back down from personal freedom, defending the Constitution, standing up for what's right in this country, and first and foremost, standing up for God and Christian principles and Christian ideology, which I believe in. | |
| Now the next one here. | |
| Ukraine has been hit with another massive cyber attack. | |
| One GOP senator warns Russian missile strikes could follow. | |
| So what's happening in Ukraine again is all just a part of the show that they have to put on for us because they want us to be distracted from everything happening domestically. | |
| Hunter Biden being under investigation is a major story that nobody wants to talk about. | |
| He's having witnesses brought before grand juries where they're going to be probably putting out indictments soon. | |
| You have Joe Biden, who's senile and demented and is 100% guilty of corruption, in my opinion, with all the evidence that exists, that laptop from Hunter Biden, all that stuff of corruption. | |
| And the fact that he's the president, or the president, is just... | |
| I don't know where we're at as a country right now. | |
| It's either one of two things. | |
| I've thought this secretly, and I guess I'll share it openly because I don't know. | |
| Maybe it makes me sound crazy, but part of me thinks it has to be one of two things. | |
| It's either this. | |
| It's either that... | |
| There's like art of war 5D chess going on here where like Trump declared that while he was still in office that all these people did all these crimes and the government was basically made to look like it's still functioning as it is, but really internally it's like we're in a war position and we have Joe Biden and we're trotting him out to try to make everybody... | |
| Which is really far-fetched, I know. | |
| And that's the thing that a lot of the Q people and everybody kept pushing for a while was that Trump's secretly in charge, Biden's in a studio in some set in California or something, which doesn't seem likely to me. | |
| The more likely scenario, though, is that we are exactly where it seems we are. | |
| The election was stolen. | |
| The deep state rigged it. | |
| Joe Biden's demented. | |
| He fakes dementia when it helps him, but then he's also actually slipping into dementia, so it's kind of like a mixed bag there. | |
| Hunter Biden is definitely involved with all this corruption, the emails, the laptop, all the information we have. | |
| It just seems too plausible that that's exactly where we're at. | |
| So I think that what you're seeing in Ukraine, again, it's killing two birds with one stone. | |
| It's literally destroying all the evidence of his corruption by destroying the country. | |
| And it's also this, I think in some weird way, the Democrats were always the one that played ball with Putin more than anyone else. | |
| The GOP has really never been playing ball with Putin too much, and Trump was trying to be friendly, but he was also trying to be very stern, which is why nothing happened while Trump was in office. | |
| You didn't see Ukraine being invaded while Trump was president, did you? | |
| But now we do. | |
| Well, why? | |
| I think it's because everything the news tells you is a lie. | |
| And usually everything the news tell you, you can assume the opposite of it is true. | |
| So if the news is continually telling us how tough Joe Biden is on Putin and how much he hates Putin, how much he wants to destroy Putin, and how he'll never get away with what he's doing, you can almost bet your bottom dollar that the opposite of all that is true. | |
| That... | |
| Biden loves Putin. | |
| He's a convenient distraction that he can bully anytime he wants. | |
| He can accuse Vladimir of doing things and then take this unilateral action without any resistance from the establishment at all. | |
| And it's, like I said, just a convenient distraction from all of the things happening here in this country. | |
| So it almost would seem as though they have all the incentive in the world to not only allow this conflict to continue to grow, but to further foment it and to help it accelerate, if you will. | |
| So the next story that I wanted to talk about here is, this is very fascinating. | |
| Larry Kudlow on Fox Business saying, Biden's jihad against fossil fuels is financing Vladimir Putin's military adventures. | |
| So again, you start tying all this together, and remember, what do these globalists want? | |
| They want the implosion of our country. | |
| How do they intend to get that? | |
| Well, they intend to get it by imploding our currency. | |
| What is our currency? | |
| Well, effectively, at this point, our currency is a petrodollar still, and That is to say that every dollar that's used to exchange goods and services internationally is losing its value every single day, not only with the amount of money that we're printing, but you're also losing the other countries investing in our treasuries, other countries investing in the dollar as a safe place. | |
| So it's almost like And we all know the dollars of fiat currency that's owned and controlled by a bunch of bankster cartels that are not beholden to the American people that are 100% private and could literally destroy this country financially with a few decisions that don't work out well. | |
| But that being said, the currency itself has to be destroyed. | |
| And so how do you destroy the currency? | |
| Well, you print trillions and trillions of dollars until the currency itself is practically worthless. | |
| And then you help allow things like what's happening in Ukraine for Putin to expand his natural gas and oil supply lines into Europe, which would thereby weaken the petrodollar even more. | |
| And they think they're being clever about it because they think that people aren't going to put two and two together and say, oh, because there's the faux pas, right? | |
| There's the taboo in Washington. | |
| You can't say anything nice about Putin. | |
| And if you even say anything negative about somebody who's saying something bad about Putin or wanting to hurt Putin or wanting to do something bad to Putin, then you are a treasonous traitor. | |
| You've betrayed this country. | |
| That's the insidious nature of what they do. | |
| And we've talked about that before. | |
| GOP is finally uniting around something, and guess what? | |
| It's blaming Biden for the Ukraine crisis! | |
| Oh, wow! | |
| Oh, man. | |
| Just in time, I was really waiting for Mitch McConnell to chime in because I could have cared less what he had to say before this, and I still could care less now. | |
| He is a tool of these same machines that work. | |
| To make these wars, to manufacture these diseases, to manufacture these forced consent initiatives for mandates. | |
| The idea that Mitch McConnell and them are going to blame Biden for all this is, I mean, while true, it's like, okay, water's wet, sky's blue, grass is green. | |
| Tell me something I don't know. | |
| How about this? | |
| How about you start speaking out against the atrocities that were taking place up in Canada and probably still are, even though they've revoked the Emergency Act? | |
| How about you talk about anything else happening? | |
| How about you talk about our country? | |
| How about you talk about how parts of our country are still run like communist, authoritarian, medical tyrannies where you have literal mandates that force people to get an experimental vaccine or lose their livelihood and job Oh, but you don't care about those people. | |
| You don't care about anything but yourself and the special interests like Mitch McConnell, him and his Chinese spy wife. | |
| They just have a great time in D.C. because why not, right? | |
| Why not? | |
| Anyway, next story here, President Trump is predicting now that China will go after Taiwan next, and why not, right? | |
| We've effectively shown Taiwan and China that we have no interest in stepping in to help other countries. | |
| Now, I'm not claiming that we should step in and help other countries when it comes to things like Ukraine, because I personally believe that there's nothing to be gained for us by doing what we're doing in Ukraine. | |
| The only thing that's to be gained is Joe Biden basically gets to destroy all the evidence of his criminal empire that he tried to build with his son. | |
| And... | |
| But here in Taiwan, it is slightly different. | |
| And I will say why. | |
| The difference is that Ukraine really doesn't do anything that affects our country too directly. | |
| Whereas Taiwan does. | |
| Taiwan manufactures a large portion of the microchips that we use in most all of our electronic devices that we have. | |
| Now, granted, I was going to do a story the other day about this, but it got left on the cutting board. | |
| But what it was is saying that our country has been desperate to try to build these new fabs, which are fabrication... | |
| Warehouses, fabrication, design facilities, meaning they create the microchips. | |
| So these are very specialized facilities that take an intense amount of – or an immense amount of investment and – Just development to create, would be the best way to put it. | |
| Sorry, I don't know why I drew a blank there. | |
| But anyway, long story short is they're making these fabs. | |
| I think there's one in Arizona. | |
| I think they're building one in Washington State. | |
| The company that's in charge of making these, that's been building these plants, is called TSMC, which stands for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. | |
| Now, what is the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company? | |
| Well, it is one of the largest semiconductor microchip manufacturers in the world, if not the largest. | |
| It's based out of Taiwan. | |
| And there's been all these huge problems. | |
| So what happened was, when we saw what happened with COVID, we saw the actual problem with the supply chain, we freaked out. | |
| And we said, we've got to start making stuff here. | |
| So we've made all these fast-track plans to build these giant manufacturing facilities for these microchips. | |
| Well, we were a little short-sighted because now what's happened is that the company, TSMC, made the facility in Arizona, and they've started staffing it with people from America because it's an American company. | |
| And the people are not happy with the working conditions there. | |
| They say that the bosses are like slave drivers, that there's practically no work hour or practically no breaks. | |
| They work 12-hour days. | |
| They have meetings all day long that are redundant and pointless. | |
| And all these things are problems because there's a difference in the work ethic from Taiwan to America. | |
| I'm not saying which one's better or worse. | |
| I really don't think you should treat your employees as slaves, though. | |
| I think that you should have a strong work ethic, but you should also be mindful of those kind of things that people do need. | |
| Anyway, long story short, they're making all these plans and... | |
| Because we're in a dire situation. | |
| If China were to take possession of Taiwan, who knows what that could affect? | |
| Could that affect the entire supply chain even further than it's already been affected by all the things happening? | |
| Of course. | |
| Would it? | |
| Yes, and it probably would get worse. | |
| So, you know, the fact that they're going to probably go after Taiwan next is something that we should probably be very aware of, and that would probably be something that we would want to stop. | |
| But, you know, Joe Biden, right? | |
| You never know. | |
| Another story here, Jack Maxey pointing out that we have all the evidence about Hunter Biden. | |
| It's all here. | |
| He's provided the evidence to the Senate Committee on the Judiciary and nobody's done anything with it. | |
| They've been in possession of this information since July 9th of 2021. | |
| This is information that shows without any doubt that Bad actors inside of our government have been working with bribing and paying Biden off for years. | |
| No Senate select committee member will do anything about it. | |
| Here they are, by the way. | |
| And I'll leave a link to this if you want to write them a letter or give them a phone call or send them an email. | |
| But what you should say to them... | |
| Dear sir or ma'am, it has brought to my attention that there is copious amounts of evidence that exists that seem to implicate that Hunter Biden, the son of the President of the United States, is not only corrupt, but also his father is corrupt, and they are engaged in corruption that goes beyond the pale of anything that would be even remotely seen as possibly acceptable. | |
| And you need to, but I mean, whatever. | |
| You can word it however you want. | |
| Just tell them that this evidence exists. | |
| You can link it to Jack Maxey. | |
| He posts this stuff on his Gitter account all day long. | |
| He's posting screenshots of emails. | |
| He's posting all this evidence of crimes, and nobody's doing anything about it. | |
| They have it. | |
| They could issue a referral for indictment. | |
| They don't. | |
| Why not? | |
| I'll tell you why. | |
| It's because Hunter Biden's already being investigated for some tax thing, and they're going to say that's enough. | |
| They're going to be like, oh, we can't go after him for all that illegal corruption because Joe Biden was getting bribed, so we can't do that. | |
| It's too sensitive. | |
| These people make me sick. | |
| Here we are. | |
| This is a crazy story. | |
| Three white supremacists pled guilty to plot to attack power grids to start race war. | |
| This sounds a lot like the Turner Diaries and Timothy McVeigh, I think his name was, the Oklahoma City bomber. | |
| Always be careful when you see stories like this pop up. | |
| And remember, these guys sound like they were just morons. | |
| These are some young 20-year-old kids. | |
| Who wanted to start a race war because they were actual white supremacists and Nazis, not just like the ones that you hear about on the news all the time. | |
| And their plan was this. | |
| Their plan was to go to three separate power facilities with guns and shoot the power facilities, I guess, and that was somehow going to knock out the power, and then that would somehow lead to a race war. | |
| You know, as dumb as these individuals, human beings are and how stupid they are, I really have the question, how many FBI informants were involved in this? | |
| I'd love to know. | |
| I'd love to know if it's like these three guys in a chat room talking about how they're going to go shoot a power station And it, like, manifests into, like, a team of, like, 12 FBI informants, like, all telling them, like, yeah, let's do it, man. | |
| Let's go do it, bro. | |
| Oh, yeah, it's totally cool. | |
| Yeah, let's do it. | |
| Here, let me help you plan it. | |
| Oh, let's go get the guns, man. | |
| Let's go do that together. | |
| Okay. | |
| Hey, hey, can you just talk right into my shirt real quick and see how much you want to do this? | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| I'm all four undercover cops, and I'm all four undercover investigations, and I'm glad that they stopped this from happening. | |
| However... | |
| With everything that's happened, the politicization of law enforcement in our country, it's almost impossible not to read a story like this and think to yourself, man, what's the real story here? | |
| So, we're going a little long. | |
| I may cut a few things out. | |
| Let me see what, you know, we can leave on the cutting room floor. | |
| Well, this one certainly we can't. | |
| Democrat Rep Gallego, who never held a private sector job, calls for seizing trucks from Freedom Convoy truckers and redistributing them to other businesses. | |
| Not kidding. | |
| Here's his tweet. | |
| Perfect time to impound and give the trucks to small trucking companies looking to expand their business. | |
| Spoken like a true communist socialist. | |
| Let me seize everything you have and give it to everyone that supports me. | |
| It's like these people, you cannot make it up. | |
| It's just too good. | |
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| Alright, so with that, let's see. | |
| Any other good stories here? | |
| Oh, this one's just heartbreaking. | |
| I guess I'll do it. | |
| National Institutes of Health spent $2.3 million to inject beagles with cocaine. | |
| My only question is, was the lead scientist named Hunter Biden? | |
| No, this is an awful story. | |
| I hate this kind of story. | |
| I love dogs. | |
| I'm a huge dog lover. | |
| I cannot tell you I have an affinity for dogs. | |
| I think they're great. | |
| I think they're great companions. | |
| They keep you active. | |
| They keep you healthy. | |
| And they give you so much in return. | |
| To hear this kind of story, I mean, I get it. | |
| We have to experiment on animals to find cures for things. | |
| And this is, like, important research. | |
| But is it really? | |
| I mean, is shooting beagles up with cocaine, is it really important research? | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, they give grants for, like, gender studies now. | |
| I mean, it's like, I think a lot of this work is just, it's done by really, really messed up people, in my opinion. | |
| Let's see. | |
| Oh yeah, this was a big story. | |
| The prosecutors in charge of Trump's criminal probe in New York have suddenly resigned out of nowhere. | |
| Now, I don't know. | |
| I'm going to wait and see what this story develops into. | |
| I didn't want to cover it too closely because it just happened. | |
| But it seems as though what's happening here is that the prosecutors have obviously stepped down. | |
| I think... | |
| It went one of either two ways. | |
| Either their boss said, you have to enforce this, and they went, nope. | |
| And they said, there's nothing to go after here, so they resigned. | |
| Or it went something like the boss said, don't go after it, there's nothing there. | |
| And then they were like, no, we're going to pursue this. | |
| And then when he said no, they were like, well, fine, then we resign. | |
| I don't know which way. | |
| It sounds like from the story it might have went the other way where whoever was in charge of them told them, which I guess would be Merrick Garland, was trying to tell them they have to pursue this case and or however that court system works. | |
| But again, I don't want to dive too deep in the story. | |
| I just think it's very fascinating that they've just magically resigned right in the middle of their investigation. | |
| I wonder what that means. | |
| Also here, finally, Kyle Rittenhouse has vowed to sue Whoopi Goldberg, LeBron James, and others for all of the slander that they used in describing him and talking about him while he was ultimately found innocent. | |
| Yeah, I think he's going to do very well for himself. | |
| He deserves it. | |
| That kid, he's going to have to live with killing three people. | |
| He's going to have to live with that. | |
| And whether or not he was found guilty, he's going to go home and he's going to think about that. | |
| Just like a soldier would in Comet or just like a police officer if he's forced to draw his revolver or his pistol. | |
| You know, those things don't go away. | |
| It's not something to be taken lightly, and it's not something to be looked at as, I don't think, you know, a lot of people go, oh yeah, it's so great, you know, a pedophile was killed and taken out of this world, and I guess, but I'd say this, that, you know, he did the right thing. | |
| He protected himself. | |
| He chose to live. | |
| And those people made decisions that led to their deaths. | |
| It wasn't him making that decision for them. | |
| They made it for themselves. | |
| All he did... | |
| Let's handle business. | |
| So, you know, God bless Kyle. | |
| We'll pray for him. | |
| I hope he comes through this better. | |
| There's another thing that we want to talk about at the end. | |
| As always, here is our God's Grace is Greater segment. | |
| Today I want to talk about the character of Paul's ministry. | |
| And I want to share these verses out of the book of 2 Corinthians 6, verses 4-7. | |
| So let's read this. | |
| It says, You see that when you live a life of faith, | |
| there's going to be things that come up that are not going to be easy. | |
| Paul's talking about what it means to be in the ministry. | |
| It means you're going to have to suffer through things. | |
| It's not going to be easy. | |
| It's not like you're just going to say God is great and walk outside and everything's going to be sunshine and rainbows and everybody's going to be waving to you and saying how great you are and your life's just going to get instantly better. | |
| And it's not like the prosperity gospel where, oh, if you pray a few times and God's going to give you a million dollars, I guarantee it. | |
| You just got to give me some money to make sure that he hears you. | |
| No, this is as simple as it gets. | |
| What will we need, right? | |
| We will need great endurance. | |
| Going back to Romans 5, we've talked about that before. | |
| But we may face affliction and hardship and difficulty. | |
| Sometimes we see the videos, people getting beaten in the streets, people being thrown in prison. | |
| The same thing that was happening... | |
| Then, it's happening now. | |
| Maybe on a lesser scale, maybe on a larger scale. | |
| It's hard to tell. | |
| I'm sure at this point, Christians were being burned and crucified, and the whole place was just... | |
| It probably was worse then. | |
| But... | |
| I'll say this, that all these things that Paul goes through here, the beatings, imprisonments, riots, labors, sleepless nights, times of hunger, and all that, but then he goes into purity and knowledge and patience, kindness, the Holy Spirit, sincere love, the message of truth and the power of God. | |
| It's almost like all of those bad things can be counteracted by all the good things. | |
| You know? | |
| All the things that you see here. | |
| All the things he lists at first are the things that you're going to face. | |
| We all have faced them. | |
| Tell me you haven't faced a great affliction or a hardship or a difficulty or you've been beaten or you've been in prison. | |
| I mean, some people might not have been imprisoned in an actual prison, but sometimes you can be in prison without even being in an actual cell. | |
| You can lock yourself in a cell. | |
| The riots and the labor, all the sleepless nights, all of these things, the hunger, he counters it all by saying, But also with that, we've gained purity. | |
| We've gained knowledge, patience, and kindness. | |
| We've gained the Holy Spirit. | |
| We've gained sincere love. | |
| We've gained the message of truth. | |
| We've gained the power of God. | |
| So we've gotten everything we need to overcome. | |
| The things that come at us in this world. | |
| All that evil, all the bad stuff that he lists is overcome by all that good stuff. | |
| So remember that and believe that in your heart. | |
| And take that as your personal message that no matter how bad things get, you'll get through it. | |
| We'll get through it. | |
| Look to God. | |
| Pray to God. | |
| And don't stop ministering for Him. | |
| Don't stop going out and sharing the gospel, being a minister of the truth. | |
| So that's where I'm going to go ahead and leave it. | |
| And as always, we always sign off with a little bit of prayer. | |
| And today, I'm going to say a little bit of prayer. | |
| Dear Lord and Heavenly Father, we are so grateful. | |
| We are so grateful for everything you've given us, Lord. | |
| We know that through all the affliction and the hardship that We will find such great power through your name and through all the things that you can offer us. | |
| We just pray that you help us see those things, Lord, and come to you. | |
| Lord, we pray most of all that you'll help us seek you and your spiritual riches so that we will never let the disregard of others pull us away from calling to share you with others. | |
| Thank you most of all for our eternal salvation. | |
| In Jesus' name, amen. | |
| All right, guys. | |
| I hope you enjoyed that episode. | |
| Yeah, today, you know, went a little bit long. | |
| I think we're at the hour mark. | |
| So if you guys like it being this long, let me know. | |
| If you don't, let me know. | |
| I'll try to fix it. | |
| But that's it for me. | |
| Thanks for watching this episode of Just Informed News. | |
| I'm your host, Craig. |
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