April 21, 2022 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James
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| Russia tests nuclear-capable ICBM as Putin warns enemies. | |
| It's food for thought. | |
| Apparently in a new message aimed at the West, Russia on Wednesday test-launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile, the Sarmat, according to Interfax. | |
| Citing the Russian Defense Ministry, President Vladimir Putin said in a statement which accompanied the announcement that the new Sarmat missile will provide food for thought for those who try to threaten Russia. | |
| He congratulated the armed forces of the or on the successful test launch according to another translation he said that the Sarmat will make the madmen who attempt to threaten Russia think Sarmat is the most powerful missile with the biggest hitting range in the world. | |
| It will significantly strengthen the combat power of the Russian Strategic Nuclear Arm Force, the Russian Defense Ministry said. | |
| The test took place in Russia's far north, reportedly at the Plesetsk spaceport, which lies about 800 kilometers north of Moscow. | |
| Moscow. | |
| So I start there for a very good reason. | |
| It's not to do the fear mongering and all that, you know, stuff that they do on the fake news to make you go, oh, my gosh, nuclear war is coming. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| I'm going to try to in the first segment of this episode show you the history behind the globalist trying to exterminate humanity. | |
| And how ever since a certain organization, which is the World Economic Forum, was formed and the individuals running it and the individuals behind those who are running it, how they thought about the world historically and what that all is. | |
| We're going to get into that in just one second. | |
| First, though, the next story I want to talk about that is totally connected to all of this is this. | |
| Vaxtermination, deliberate calling of the human population, and this is coming from Red Voice Media, and what they say here is just over a week ago, the founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, gave an interesting speech at TED 2022 addressing a number of issues. | |
| Gates was proud to announce that his foundation had helped save millions of lives. | |
| At the same time as protesters stood outside voicing their disdain, the billionaire casually poked fun at them saying it was somewhat ironic that they would protest him while he is trying to save the human population. | |
| Speaking of the event, Gates stated the Gates Foundation is very involved in vaccines, the invention of new vaccines, funding vaccines, and we're very proud that through joint efforts like Gavi, they say or that saved tens of millions of lives. | |
| So it's somewhat ironic to have somebody turn around and say, we're using vaccines to kill people or to make money, or we started the pandemic. | |
| But while Gates might act like he is doing everything within his power in the past, he has repeatedly discussed a future with a significantly smaller population. | |
| I read that to share this video with you. | |
| It's about a four-minute video. | |
| We're going to watch it right now. | |
| And it's a cut-together of all the times Bill Gates, before the pandemic and going into the pandemic, was talking about depopulating the world. | |
| Now, why does that matter? | |
| So think of the first story we looked at. | |
| They're coming out and Russia's saying, we have nuclear weapons and we're not afraid to use them. | |
| Well, that's one way you depopulate the world. | |
| Another way would be through this vaccine culling of the population in this COVID bioweapon release. | |
| But here are the times he talked about it. | |
| And then once we watch this video, we're going to watch another video that tells us about the history of this new world order plan to cull the population, how these organizations got started, starting with the nuclear push in the post-World War II world that we live in today. | |
| So there's a lot to unpack here, but let's watch this first short video. | |
| It's about an 11-minute video. | |
| We're just going to watch the first four minutes because I think it's very important that we watch this. | |
| So here, let's start here and then we'll talk about it. | |
| Is the population going to get so big that feeding everybody and maintaining the environment is going to be impossible? | |
| Here we can see a chart that looks at the total world population over the last several hundred years. | |
| And at first glance, this is a bit scary. | |
| We go from less than a billion in 1800 and then 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.4 billion where we are today is happening even faster. | |
| So Melinda and I wondered whether providing new medicines and keeping children alive, would that create more of a population problem? | |
| A gas explosion tears through Russian bioweapons lab containing smallpox, Ebola and HIV virus, sparking major emergency. | |
| That is absolutely wonderful because as an environmentalist I say to myself, the best possible news would be some mega emergency which got rid of huge chunks of the human race. | |
| Do you have a sense of what the carrying capacity of Britain is or of the world as a whole? | |
| Well, Britain, I'd put it at 10 or 15 million. | |
| I think it's complete nonsense that we are now confronted with an island, would you believe it, of 70 million. | |
| Now we see the creation of a new massive class of useless people. | |
| As computers become better and better in more and more fields, there is a distinct possibility that computers will outperform us in most tasks and will make humans redundant. | |
| And then the big political and economic question of the 21st century will be, what do we need humans for? | |
| Or at least, what do we need so many humans for? | |
| Well, over this decade, we believe unbelievable progress can be made, both inventing new vaccines and making sure they get out to all the children who need them. | |
| The benefits there in terms of reducing sickness, reducing the population growth, it really allows a society a chance to take care of itself once you've made that intervention. | |
| The benefits there in terms of reducing sickness, Reducing the population growth. | |
| The world today has 6.8 billion people. | |
| That's headed up to about 9 billion. | |
| Now if we do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent. | |
| We could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent. | |
| The thing that'll get us back to the world that we had before coronavirus is the vaccine and getting that out to all 7 billion people. | |
| Normalcy only returns When we've largely vaccinated the entire global population. | |
| The Gates Foundation is very much at the forefront on this hunt for a vaccine. | |
| We've all learned by now the timeline, the hopeful timeline of 12 to 18 months. | |
| That is a highly expedited track, a fast track for a vaccine. | |
| Can you explain why? | |
| Well, usually a vaccine takes over five years because you have many steps that you want to do in a serial way. | |
| Here, because of all the incredibly negative effects, the sooner the better. | |
| But there will be a trade-off. | |
| We'll have less safety testing. | |
| As I understand it then from what you're saying is that it may be that there needs to be some compromise in some of the safety measures that would normally be expected to create a vaccine because time is so crucial. | |
| Well, of course, if you want to wait and see if a side effect shows up two years later, that takes two years. | |
| It's true that some vaccines can have harmful side effects, but there is absolutely no reason to distrust the basic mechanism of vaccination. | |
| An 18-year-old health worker has developed blood clots after getting her COVID vaccine. | |
| High school basketball player remains in the hospital this morning with blood clots in his brain developed shortly after getting his COVID-19 shot. | |
| All right, so you guys get the gist of it there. | |
| But you see what they've said. | |
| So it's in their own words. | |
| They've told us what they have planned for us. | |
| They've made it very clear and apparent that they want to kill us. | |
| They want to reduce the world's population. | |
| What else could that mean? | |
| When you say, I want to reduce the world's population, and if we do a good job with vaccines, we can reduce it by 10 or 15%, what they're ultimately saying is these vaccines are meant to kill people. | |
| They're meant to cull the population. | |
| They're meant to reduce it by 10 or 15% at minimum. | |
| Now these are innocent men, women, and children who are being killed every day by this. | |
| By these sick, satanically driven, demonic people who have nothing in their heart except darkness, it seems. | |
| Because otherwise, you know, they would have a belief in humanity, but they don't have that belief in humanity. | |
| The belief that they have is in themselves and in a world that's for them, because they don't want us a part of their world. | |
| They see us all, as the Klaus Schwab minion says, as useless eaters. | |
| Bill Gates looks at us as less than worthy of life. | |
| Stanley Johnson, apparently the father of Boris Johnson in Great Britain, if you guys know him, he's the Prime Minister, he's saying, oh, we should only have 10 or 15 million. | |
| It's crazy that we have 70 million people. | |
| Oh, and if all these viruses and Ebola and stuff gets out, that's good, because then it'll kill a lot of people and we'll have less people. | |
| So, they've made a calculation based on their psychotically driven ideology that too many people is dangerous to their existence. | |
| Not to the world at large. | |
| It's dangerous to their existence because if there's enough people in this world that wake up to the satanic evil that these people represent and that they want to bring into this world and that how they actively want to and are trying to and are effectively, you know, doing, hurting us... | |
| Then they don't stand a chance. | |
| So why do they do this? | |
| Why do they push it? | |
| It seems as though they want to get rid of us all. | |
| But where does this all come from? | |
| Where does it all begin? | |
| How did it begin? | |
| How do we get to where we are at? | |
| Well, here's a video I want to share. | |
| This is from Infowars and Gregory's talking about the history behind The nuclear arms movement from post-World War II to today, but more importantly, the history of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum and Henry Kissinger and all the individuals who were involved in creating this system that we live under to this day. | |
| The one that's being exploited by these psychotic billionaires who want to depopulate the earth. | |
| So I'm going to play this video from Greg Reese. | |
| It's about another four minutes or so, and then we'll talk about that, because this stuff just gets worse and worse, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| It doesn't get any better. | |
| But I'm going to play it first, because I tell you what, the one thing I will say is that InfoWars video player is the worst video player I've ever used in my life. | |
| I'll say that again. | |
| All right, here you go. | |
| Johnny Vedmore recently published an article exposing the hidden history of the mysterious World Economic Forum, who is currently waging war against the world with their Great Reset. | |
| Founder and director Klaus Schwab's three mentors were the most influential people in America's thermonuclear deterrence program, as well as leading proponents of a one-world government. | |
| Henry Kissinger recruited Klaus Schwab at the Harvard International Seminar, which was funded by the CIA. During this time, Kissinger was focused on global governance and depopulation. | |
| But it was with the Council on Foreign Relations that Kissinger became a major player, by wargaming psychological operations involving America's growing thermonuclear weapons arsenal, and writing the book on nuclear weapons and foreign policy. | |
| John K. Galbraith was a highly influential economist who helped Klaus Schwab create the World Economic Forum. | |
| Galbraith was an economist at Harvard who traveled to Germany in 1938 to study land policies under Hitler's national socialist government. | |
| From there, he went to work on an advisory committee for FDR's New Deal. | |
| After World War II ended, his work shifted into nuclear weapons. | |
| Galbraith was tasked with evaluating the overall economic effects of the wartime bombing. | |
| He interrogated Nazi war criminal Albert Speer and was sent to Hiroshima and Nagasaki to evaluate the damage caused by the nuclear weapons attack. | |
| By 1968, Galbraith had joined Kissinger in his pursuit of a one-world government. | |
| And it was during this time that Kissinger introduced Galbraith to Klaus Schwab, along with Herman Kahn, who in 1967 suggested subverting democracy by training a select group of global leaders, which later became the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders. | |
| Both Kissinger and Galbraith were heavily involved in the religion of thermonuclear deterrent warfare. | |
| But Herman Kahn was, as the New Yorker puts it, the heavyweight of the megadeath intellectuals, and is commonly referred to as the real Dr. | |
| Strangelove. | |
| Kahn wrote the official military policy on nuclear deterrence, and believed that if everyone had nuclear weapons, the world would know peace. | |
| By the late 60s, Kahn was pushing for a European Union and joined Galbraith in 1970 on a European speaking tour to support Klaus Schwab's recruitment drive for the first European management symposium, now known as the World Economic Forum. | |
| And while they were doing that, Klaus Schwab helped merge his father's nuclear weapons company into a company that he then directed to illegally build nuclear weapons for the South African government. | |
| In 1972, the Club of Rome published The Limits to Growth, which planted the seeds of the depopulation agenda. | |
| And while Kahn, Kissinger, and Galbraith helped Schwab get started, what really brought him the international support he was hoping for was when he introduced the ideas of depopulation. | |
| In 1972, the Club of Rome's founder was invited by Schwab to make the keynote speech in 1973. | |
| As controversial as it was, even Herman Kahn opposed it, the World Economic Forum suddenly caught the attention and financial support of powerful elitists everywhere and blew up to what it has become today. | |
| The article suggests that Schwab's supervillain persona is a deliberate marketing tactic to gain the attention from those who seek power and wealth to join Klaus Schwab as stakeholders in society. | |
| The author believes that the World Economic Forum is reaching its maximum level of expansion before its inevitable collapse, because eventually people will fight back. | |
| But they already know that, and all they really seem to care about is world government, depopulation, and thermonuclear war. | |
| Reporting for InfoWars, this is Greg Reese. | |
| Alright, well, you saw that there. | |
| So that kind of gives you the background to it, but think about it. | |
| These are the people that are pushing this depopulation agenda. | |
| These are the people that push the nuclear deterrence as the threat, but it's really, they're willing to use the nuclear threat. | |
| So what we've come to societally, it seems, is a point in which the general population, humanity at large, are just, for the most part, ignorantly, blissfully going about their lives with no idea that this is happening. | |
| We are the few here, you watching me here and a few other people around the world, we are the few that understand this and see it for what it is. | |
| So they have to try to silence us and shut us down. | |
| Why do you think that I'm not allowed on YouTube or Facebook or Twitter or any of those other places? | |
| Is it because I'm an angry, violent person who's called for violence and is a domestic terror threat? | |
| Or is it because I'm fully aware of this? | |
| Everything that we just went through in the first segment of this episode. | |
| And is that why you've been banned from social media for saying the wrong thing? | |
| It's so apparent now. | |
| We have to stand up against this. | |
| We have to keep drawing a line. | |
| You've got to share these videos out there. | |
| You've got to share this content. | |
| You've got to tell your family, tell your friends, tell your co-workers. | |
| And I know it's tough. | |
| And I know in a lot of situations it's hard to bring this up, but you have to bring this up so that we can get enough awareness around it so we can do something to change it. | |
| Because right now, these powers, these forces that be, have seemingly launched a coup within our own government here in the United States of America. | |
| Joe Biden is a puppet. | |
| He's a dementia-ridden blowhard who has nothing going on in his brain right now, and he's being controlled by the forces that we just looked at in the first part of this episode. | |
| Bill Gates and the World Economic Forum. | |
| These are the people and George Soros and Klaus Schwab and all of the people that ran him. | |
| These are the individuals that want to destroy humanity as we know it. | |
| And we have to stand up to it. |
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