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This is what we have in store for you on this June 21st, 2013 edition.
Tonight, a voice of reason?
Senators introduce a bill to block the U.S.
sending Syrian militants arms.
But in Florida, the police start acting like TSA.
Lift your shirt, shake out your bra.
And Alex Jones looks at Superman Man of Steel versus World War Z, the messages behind the entertainment.
All that and more on tonight's Infowars Nightly News.
And welcome back.
Top story headline.
Senators introduce bill to block U.S.
arming Syria militants.
Now this is something headed up by Rand Paul, Tom Udall, Chris Murphy, and Mike Lee.
And let's see, the legislation was introduced on June 20th.
On June 14th, Obama ordered his administration to provide the militants with weapons such as assault rifles, shoulder-fired rocket-propelled grenades, and anti-tank missiles.
Now let's just pause right there for a second.
This administration is saying that they don't want you, an American citizen, to have things such as assault rifles, I don't like that term, but maybe these are actual real assault rifles, high capacity, fully automatic rifles that they're willing to give these Syrian rebels, these rebels who we well documented decapitate, they're prisoners, they're raping women.
Let's see, they're beating up old people in the street, they're recruiting children, having them play with AK-47s and explosives, but that's okay.
We'll send assault rifles over there to them to do whatever they choose to do.
Some of these guys have actually sworn allegiance to Al-Qaeda, sing songs about Osama Bin Laden, and these are the people we're going to send the weapons to, but you in America, you can't have one.
And the article goes on to a quote from Rand Paul.
And it says, the president's unilateral decision to arm Syrian rebels is incredibly disturbing considering what little we know about whom we are arming.
Okay, Rand, I will disagree with you on that one.
I think we know exactly who we're arming, especially this administration.
We're arming these people who have just done all the atrocities I just mentioned.
There's also that video of that guy eating somebody's lung, if you can stomach that.
We'll move on to this.
Authorities, media dismiss Michael Hastings' assassination claim.
Theories about Hastings death are spreading online especially after this tweet from WikiLeaks reading Michael Hastings contacted WikiLeaks lawyer Jennifer Robinson just a few hours before he died saying that the FBI was investigating him.
The FBI says at no time was Hastings ever under investigation and Los Angeles police won't discuss their investigation.
So nobody wants to talk about their investigation.
The FBI says we were never targeting this individual.
Now, let me give you the background for Hastings if you don't know it.
He's a writer.
Rolling Stones had a very, I guess, controversial report about people such as General McChrystal, actually a guy that was credited or believed to be credited with McChrystal's departure.
He exposed McChrystal, talking about the administration very badly, and they didn't look too kindly on that.
The guy was replaced with General Petraeus.
And now he has some friends, or should I say some enemies in very high places, and he himself, Mr. Hastings, said, I would not be surprised at all if one of these guys took a shot at me.
So Mr. Hastings was driving in his car at a very high red speed, allegedly crashed into a tree, even though the tree suffered very minimal damage, if at all, and was pronounced dead at the scene.
The car burst into flames, and the engine flew down the street, literally flew down the street.
And they're saying that this is the official story, and they have no idea to believe otherwise, even though it's very shady to me, that a car that struck a tree head-on had such heavy damage Yeah, you can see it right there.
Look at how much damage it has in the back.
Now, it would have been one thing if the car wrapped around the tree, but it just allegedly hit the tree straight on and that's the damage that you have from it.
It makes no sense to me why anybody would believe this story.
And I'm not saying he or she or this group or that group particularly targeted this guy, but I do believe some foul play was definitely involved.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mr. Hastings and his family.
We're going to switch gears here.
This is something I could not believe when I actually read this headline.
New Jersey School Board bans hearing-impaired girl from using sign language.
Yeah, that's real.
New Jersey school officials have threatened a 12-year-old girl, hearing impaired, to stop using sign language to communicate on the school bus or face a three-day suspension.
The girl's parents told ABC News.
In a statement released through the school's district attorney, the Board of Education insisted it did not violate anyone's rights and it's only trying to protect other students.
Protect other students from what?
What does sign language have to do with public safety or the safety of children on a school bus?
The article says that the young girl is hearing impaired, she has difficulty communicating, and we just saw the incident yesterday of the 11-year-old girl who was walking naked down the street Was autistic, had communication difficulties herself, and was tased by police.
So, if this girl stops using her sign language and she can't speak, will she be tased by the police?
I don't understand what possible justification you can have, especially to have the school's attorney come out and say that they're not violating anybody's rights.
Aren't they violating her freedom of speech?
To me, that's just, if nothing else, their freedom of speech.
It's so ridiculous, I can't believe they actually justified this type of behavior.
And I definitely think some calls need to be made to that school and some people held accountable.
We'll move on to this.
MSNBC censors NSA whistleblower Russ Tice minutes before interview.
Boiling Frog's Post broke the news on the NSA's targeting of political candidates, elected officials, federal judges, law firms, and activists, including candidate Barack Obama, revealed by veteran NSA officer Russ Tice.
Tice went on the record for the first time with new revelations and names of official culprits involved in the NSA's illegal practices and explained in detail how the National Security Agency targets, sucks in, stores, and analyzes illegally obtained content from the masses in the United States of America. and analyzes illegally obtained content from the masses in the And for more on this, we have the special report from Leanne McAdoo outlining these big tech companies' ties to the NSA.
Tech companies tied up with the NSA's Internet surveillance scandal have released government data requests this week in an effort to maintain user trust when it comes to the handling of their personal information.
Combined figures from Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google total about 40,000 requests from law enforcement since December 2012.
The most common requests concern fraud, homicides, kidnappings, burglaries, and hoping to prevent a suicide.
Noticeably absent are requests concerning national security.
That's because a government gag order prevents the tech giants from releasing that information.
These figures only represent user data that was provided after being served a warrant or subpoena.
It does not represent FISA requests, which is what the NSA uses as part of the PRISM program.
According to numbers from the Boundless Informant Program, these figures are 100,000 times less than the 3 billion pieces of data it mined from U.S.
servers in March alone.
According to leaked PRISM slides, the government has direct access to server systems.
But one tech CEO said that would be impossible unless the government had breached the servers.
Now Obama referred to the NSA receiving metadata in bulk.
He said the bits of information called were telephone numbers, a location, and the duration of the phone call, assuring that there was no names or no content in the database.
But if there is no content in the database, then how does the FBI retroactively gain access to the content of your phone calls?
It's not a voicemail, it's just a conversation.
There's no way they actually could find out what happened, right?
Unless you tell them.
No, there is a way.
We certainly have ways in national security investigations to find out exactly what was said in that conversation.
Welcome to America.
All of that stuff is being captured as we speak, whether we know it or like it or not.
NSA whistleblower William Binney spoke of an even earlier surveillance tool in a recent interview with Democracy Now!
The Narus devices that they deployed starting, I think, around 2003 onto the fiber optic networks were capturing the emails and voice over IP, and that was being stored.
So that's why they have to build places like Bluffdale in Utah, that's a big storage facility, because they're collecting so much data.
The content is really the bulk that needs to be, that they're storing.
Now, Benny went on to say that the content collected on the fiber optic lines only represented about 80% of what's on the Internet.
But by going to the tech company's servers, the NSA is able to fill in the holes and get a complete picture of what is actually on the Internet.
All that data will be stored in the Utah Spy Center, which Benny says will hold up to 500 years worth of all the world's communication.
And its main focus will be analysis and code breaking.
I'm Leanne McAdoo, and this has been an InfoWars Nightly News Alert.
Alright, thank you Leanne for that report.
I just don't see why people can't draw the lines, and I gave this example, I believe, last week.
Think about Xbox.
There's a lot of talk about the Xbox, Xbox One coming out.
Xbox is made by Microsoft.
Microsoft is alleged in the Prism scandal, but they have these things such as the Xbox One that have retina scans, voice recognition software.
They can tell if you're enjoying the game.
They can tell How good your heartbeat is going, but nobody thinks that this thing could be used for surveillance purposes.
It's just very naive to me to think such a thing.
Now let's talk about people losing their shirts, quite literally.
This article, lift your shirt, shake out your bra, police search.
When a lady says no, she means no.
Except to the police in Lakeland, Florida.
Where Officer Fetz pulled over a lady on a routine traffic stop and asked her to shake out her bra.
Twice.
Then he asked her if he could search her car and she said no.
Maybe he really trained at the TSA.
Chief Womack issued a statement saying that there would be a full investigation.
I'm Gigi Ornette with an InfoWars Nightly News Alert.
So this woman was pulled over for a busted light.
Not any type of weapons charge.
She wasn't running boatloads of coke.
She was pulled over for a light.
And the guy says, get out your car and lift up your shirt.
Basically makes her get naked on the side of the road.
And for more on that, we have Gigi Arnett who actually made that report.
Alright Gigi, so we just saw that clip.
You actually stayed late yesterday to make that because that's such an important piece to you.
Tell us more about it.
Well, the bottom line is people are being pulled over all the time and really unnecessarily.
When I saw this come over the desk yesterday, I just, I was, I couldn't believe it.
This woman is wearing a Ninja Turtles t-shirt.
She's obviously not a terrorist.
You know, the guy pulled her over because she had a broken taillight.
And then the next thing you know he's asking her to shake out her bra so he has her like lift her shirt up twice and then asks her to search the car and she says no and he does it anyway.
Right.
I'm not exactly sure why this officer felt so threatened as to what she may be carrying in her bra.
You know, I guess, you know, some people may hide drugs or whatever, but she was pulled over for a for a light out.
That's correct, right?
Right.
And she's young and she wasn't just you could just tell by the video she wasn't guilty.
You can just tell, you know, and even if she was guilty, he didn't handle it right.
But this is happening all the time.
Yes, we actually have some more examples of that if we can get these ready.
I want to go to this.
Trooper indicted after roadside cavity search of two women.
Now this is something we reported on a little bit ago on InfoWars.
This is a situation for our viewers that Two women were pulled over.
A cavity search was conducted.
Why?
I'm not exactly sure why they felt the need to subject these women to a cavity search.
On the side of the road, you can see right there on that image, people are driving by as this is taking place.
And the kicker about it was the trooper used the same glove on both women.
There's all sorts of problems with this.
First of all, it happened in Dallas.
It was night time and you can hear the officer over the radio saying to the female cop not to get out of the car until the traffic passed because it wasn't safe anyway.
So they weren't in a safe place to be doing this.
And then...
Cavity searches?
For what?
It's never in the video.
You can see what reason there is to do this.
And honestly, it was disgusting.
This woman went all out, put her hands in places that she should not.
It was not a pat down like the, you know, well, from most cases of the TSA.
It was a true cavity search.
And she used the same gloves on both people.
For no reason.
Still to this moment.
We don't know what that was all about.
Yeah, that was always the kicker about it.
Because it never needed to happen in the first place.
But if you were to do something like that, why would you not change your gloves?
I don't know.
And then the girl says, I was violated, to the other cop.
You can hear it over his, you know, microphone.
I was violated.
I've never had anything happen to me.
I don't know why I got pulled over.
I mean, the whole thing.
And then he says, well, you know, it's because somebody was smoking in your car.
So because somebody was smoking in your car, they had to violate you on the side of the road in view of the full public.
They feel like they can pull you over.
I had an officer in L.A.
once.
I was with my friends.
One of them smoked.
I let them smoke in my car, and that was one of the comments that they gave me.
You let somebody smoke in your car?
And I'm thinking, no, this is still the United States of America.
If someone wants to smoke in my car, and I said yes, I don't think there's a problem.
But it seems to be pretty common.
Oh yeah.
We got one more here.
I want to go to this article.
Woman sexually assaulted by Las Vegas marshal judge ignores her cries.
Now Gigi, I believe you saw this video as well.
This was a situation, the young lady you see right there on the screen, she goes to child court.
Child court!
Last time I was in the courthouse, I had to go through a metal detector just to enter the building.
But this woman goes to child court, and one of the marshals says, hey, I need to see you outside.
The lady steps outside.
I need to pat you down.
And the lady's like, why do you need to pat me down?
I just need to pat you down.
And the officer says, can you lift up your shirt?
She said, I do not feel comfortable one bit with that.
Can I have a female officer?
The guy's not too happy about that.
Takes her back into the courtroom.
The lady tells the judge, judge, this man just asked me to see my private areas, and I'm very unhappy about this.
And Marshall says, hey, arrest this woman.
She says, what?
Yeah, OK, you want to jump in?
Tell me about it.
Not only that, her little daughter, I think she was two, was in the room with her little stuffed animal, and the judge is a female judge, ignores her, starts playing with her child in front of her, while this guy goes and has another officer start to try to handcuff her, and he says, the only way you're going to get out of this is to sit down here in front of this recorder and retract your statement.
So she sits down, not wanting to do it, as soon as she sits down, she can't.
This man, and it just starts going off, you know, he, he, I asked for a female and anyway, it turns out they arrested her.
They put her in the clink for a night.
Oh yeah.
Sent her a child to protective services because of this man.
And this man is now asking, they put him, I don't know if it's leave or they fired him.
I believe he was fired.
But he's asking for his job back and he's actually suing.
Yeah, and the way this lady found out about this, I do encourage everybody to go and watch this video for yourself, when she was contacted by the news agency who was covering this story, who had told her that I guess somebody followed up on this and it got the guy fired.
And it's a very disturbing situation because you look at this, you're in a courtroom of all places.
Yeah, you can see the judge right there playing with the daughter.
Family court.
Family court nonetheless.
Family Court.
She's arrested by another officer after claiming that the officer violated her, you know, asked to see her private areas.
This was completely ignored, and then the woman's locked up.
And you see the little girl, sir, please don't take my mommy to jail.
I mean, I was watching this and I was starting to tear up.
I could not believe what they would do to the kid.
I mean, it's awful what they did to the mother, but that poor child will be traumatized with that for the rest of her life.
Exactly.
And this is all because this man wanted to, you know... He was trying to ogle this woman.
He had no reason.
Like I said, when you go to a courthouse, they have security there, you walk through a metal detector, you know, whatever the case may be, and this man felt the need in the courtroom to ask this woman to disrobe, or go out in the hall and disrobe.
Which doesn't make it any better.
Well, this happens at the TSA.
I've had it happen to me when I go through security, where they want you to take things off.
And I'm like, seriously?
And I had a zipper sweater once, and he told me to take it off.
And I'm like, sir, I'm not really wearing very much of this.
I thought he was kidding.
He was an older guy.
And he stayed on me, would not let me go through security without taking my sweater off.
And it ended up being one of those things where I just said, I had people lined up behind me.
And I thought, all right, this happened in Burbank, you know?
The guy turned blood red.
I had a bustier underneath and he just, you know what, but it was kind of like, really?
People were cracking up.
It was to the point where, you know, you see people go through the TSA in their swimsuits or their trunks.
Yeah, people protest.
That was my protest.
I busted out.
I was done with it.
That's the second time a Burbank had a problem, so.
Do you have a similar situation?
Look, the TSA has all kinds of problems, but I even had them, when they searched my baggage, I'll never forget this, takes out personal items, underwear, okay?
We'll just say, he just pulls it out for her.
Oh, look at this!
Swinging it around.
I'm like... He really swung it around.
I swear, he did.
And people behind me were like, everybody was mortified.
It's like, what is he doing?
Is he going to do that to my stuff?
I mean, you know, that's... What kind of weirdos they have working in places?
No, but it was Burbank Airport, so if you go through Burbank, just be careful.
I'm going to try to avoid that altogether.
Well, Gigi Arnetta, thank you, and I hate to see these things happen.
I'm glad you're covering it.
I think we need to do this at least once a week.
There's just so many bad cops.
There's good cops, but these guys need to be stopped.
We need to expose them.
All right.
Thank you, Gigi.
All right.
We'll get back to the news here.
Amendment would give legal status to people displaced by climate change.
Okay.
The Senate's immigration bill currently recognizes people who come to the U.S.
may have no country to return to for a variety of reasons.
It allows them to come forward and apply for legal status as a stateless person.
But one cause for displacement that is overlooked in current law is how climate change has caused people to lose their homes and nationality.
Now let's think about this in context.
Okay, so let's say you came here illegally eight years ago.
Alright, so you're from a place and during those eight years you encounter immigration and immigration says, hey, we've got to get you out of this country because you're here illegally.
You say, hold on, my homeland was destroyed by a tornado or earthquake or a hurricane or whatever.
Oh, okay, that's perfectly fine.
Since there's a big disaster where you came from, you can stay here and that's not a problem.
I have a problem with that.
They broke the law in the first place.
It's my deal.
Why do we have laws when we reward the people who can break them the best?
It's just like, you know, we have a border fence, we have a border patrol, we have immigration.
But if you can elude all these things and make it to these places like in California and other places, well, they'll just give you a free driver's license.
They'll give you worker permits and whatever else.
They'll give you, let you have your babies for free and so forth.
And once again, I'm not hateful to anybody.
I don't have this closed door U.S.
I believe that we should have ways for people to come here, joining the military, naturalization and so forth, but just to award people who can break the laws the best is just completely ridiculous to me.
And we're going to talk about somebody in this next report who came from a different place, this being Superman.
Yes, Alex Jones has seen the film, The Man of Steel, and also he's going to give you the preview of World War Z.
So here's the Infowars breakdown of The Man of Steel and also World War Z.
Chris Nolan and David Goyer that brought us the blockbuster Dark Knight trilogy have now put out The Man of Steel.
They are throwing in your face the memes that the global elite are actually obsessed with.
Genetic engineering, eugenics, world government, terraforming, it's all there.
and I'm going to break down the dichotomy between the messages in Superman the Man of Steel and World War Z with Brad Pitt.
The director and the writers of The Dark Knight Especially in the third installment put out deep French Revolution Illuminati Jacobin ideology for someone that has researches information.
It was a very disturbing film.
And it shows that the writers and the director have a deep knowledge of what's going on in secret societies.
And that's why it's so shocking to go see The Man of Steel, which is undoubtedly the best comic book adaptation to film I've ever seen, and had about a 98% rating towards pro-liberty.
There are very few things that are pro-globalist, anti-human propaganda in the film.
My main criticism is it shows the FBI paramilitary pointing guns at Lois Lane in her face as if she's a threat and done something wrong and basically kidnapping her.
So it does promote the police state.
But other than that, from A to Z, this film is a revolution against the goals of the globalists.
Another criticism that some students of esoteric knowledge can bring forth is that it is a pro-antichrist film.
Though I disagree with that view.
You have the God-man who falls from the stars to earth.
He is 33 years old when he's forced to go public.
To save humanity in the original 1933 writing.
He's clearly a Christ figure whose father is named Joseph and whose mother is named Mary.
And the makers of this new film and the writers admit that he is a Christ figure.
But I wouldn't call him an anti-Christ figure because he supports free will and he supports the general humanity.
Whereas the true Antichrist figure, I would say, is more represented by General Zod.
General Zod, though, believes that he should control creation and wants to terraform an already living planet to re-engineer it to recreate Krypton here on Earth.
Jor-El, Superman's father, represents the archetypal renaissance figure of renewal or expansion and liberty who is blocked by the Krypton Council and other corrupt forces from trying to save his species.
So the film also points out that the ruling elite is stagnant and corrupt and is not infallible and is the greatest threat to humanity.
Jarrell also criticizes the genetic engineering of the species into specialized eugenics-based groups instead of allowing natural development of the species.
Let me introduce the Paul Revere scale now that we're going to begin using in InfoWars.com movie reviews.
The more horses, the more pro-liberty, pro-human empowerment the film is.
And on a scale of one to ten, I would give Superman, Man of Steel, nine horses.
There are literally hundreds of deep archetypal messages in this film.
And regardless of what you think about it, it is deep on many, many levels.
Superman, and this is a spoiler alert, at the end takes out a predator drone that is spying on him and explains that it's wrong to violate people's privacy.
There's a lot of pro-liberty messages.
Also as a child he has x-ray vision so he sees people's beating hearts, their skeletons, and that's a metaphor or an allegory of people that are very in tuned and intelligent who are actually
Driven mad by how complex reality is and it's a allegory of the burden of the highly intelligent who are not predatory and who don't decide to use their advanced intelligence to suppress and dominate the rest of humanity.
Overall, it's an anti-centralization message.
It's an anti-military industrial complex.
It's an anti-eugenics message.
It's an anti-stagnant, inbred, monopoly, elite message.
The message is we must have a renaissance and reach for the stars.
And overall, it is one of the most positive films I've seen in a long time.
And it follows a rebellion in Hollywood that I have been basically informed of from multiple high-level sources over the last few years, that they're tired of the left-right paradigm, that you're either a liberal, socialist, communist, anti-gun person, or you're allowed to be kind of a neocon, warmonger, conservative. anti-gun person, or you're allowed to be kind of a The people are voting with their dollars, voting with their eyes, with what they watch and we are forcing more and more wholesome messages to come out.
Like Ed Asner and the movie Up.
It's like Oblivion.
I'm not even a Tom Cruise fan, but that message is anti-tyranny, anti-technocracy, anti-compartmentalization.
and there's more and more of these films coming out, like Elysium, that is absolutely exposing the robotic technocracy.
Now let's look at World War Z.
I was able to get some of the early scripts about six months ago.
We also have the book, which I've read, World War Z. And now they've gone into multiple rewrites and reshoots.
So, as the film prepares to come out, we are not 100% exactly what's in it.
But we do have the earlier versions, and they're very similar to the book, which is an anti-human, pro-elite, pro-mass extermination manifesto that I can only describe as ultra-Hitlerian.
They say in the book and in earlier versions of the film, That there's nothing worse than American militias and gun owners.
And thank God the zombie apocalypse happened because at least it reduced the numbers of humans worldwide and allowed the UN to invade America and put gun owners and families in concentration camps.
They praise communism in the book and in the earlier screenplays.
It is a piece of authoritarian pornography.
And despite the fact it has a mega-budget and Brad Pitt is behind it, I predict this film will not perform as good as other films that have more wholesome messages.
People are sick of the psychic poison.
The globalists want to turn off our life force, turn off our self-preservation instinct.
They want to teach us it's sexy and cool to be anti-human.
And in the book and the earlier screenplays, they talk about how being cold-blooded and exterminating masses of people and feeding families to the zombies was the smart thing to do.
And how the United Nations used the crisis to bring in their global government and finally crush right-wing libertarians in America.
And then you look at the big megabanks that control the world and are setting up global taxation.
And who are above the law and exempt through the UN and have diplomatic immunity.
This is what they're promoting.
There's going to be a worldwide biological release that reduces world population and that the UN will manage the globe during this crisis.
This is all basically a Jim Jones Kool-Aid drinking drill.
Jim Jones had his followers in Guyana hundreds of times drill drinking the Kool-Aid until finally they put the cyanide in it and everybody poisoned themselves.
And that's what this is.
Just get ready for a major collapse.
And those of you that work for the technocracy, who are specialists like the Brad Pitt character, you'll get to go be on the ships safe from the bio-weapon release.
You'll get to go to the underground bases during the mass calamity and collapse that is coming.
And then I researched their underground seed banks, their martial law plans.
They're actually gearing up for something like this.
And they've got all these scientists and top police and military signed on to believing they're going to be protected during all this.
I have not seen it yet.
It's coming out tomorrow.
But I've read the book, seen the early screenplays.
I would have to give it zero Paul Reveres as an anti-human.
treatise, selling the zombies as the liberators of humanity, selling the image of humanity as a bunch of walking dead.
Thoroughly disgusting.
So I give World War Z zero Paul Revere's.
So World War Z is a dress rehearsal for worldwide planetary genocide and a re-engineering of our planet.
They're selling General Zod's takeover as a good thing in World War Z.
And so that's why I hope that World War Z is a failure.
And that positive films like Oblivion and Man of Steel and Up and so many others Become the norm.
Because there's a fight for the heart and soul of Hollywood right now.
And regardless of what you think about Hollywood, it is the worldwide propaganda channel of the globalist.
And you're seeing a spiritual fight, a cultural fight, for the future of humanity taking place right now.
I'm Alex Jones with InfoWars.com.
This is another film review.
Superman, the Man of Steel versus World War Z, only at Infowars.com.
And as Alex said in that video, we're going to start doing more of these reviews.
And we've also done some in the past.
I've done some, Alex has done some, as well as other people.
And, you know, people ask, like, why do you guys promote these movies and so forth and video games and all that?
We're not necessarily promoting things.
Alex said that was a pretty good movie, and I do agree.
Superman was a good movie.
I had a chance to see it myself.
But when we talk about these video games, especially when I talk about them, I'm trying to expose the propaganda therein, you know, like we had in the last Rainbow Six Patriots saying that People who are concerned about their government, people concerned about these banker bailouts, you know, they're wicked terrorists who want to kill you and skin you like a bug, basically.
That's what was in the trailer, and the good guys shoot the police and throw hostages off bridges and so forth, and that's the American way.
So that's why we like to do these things, just to get people alert to these kind of things.
If you don't care about the video games and don't buy it or whatever, but We just want people to be aware that these propaganda things are in these pieces.
We'll move on to our last article of the night.
FBI received an aviation clearance for at least four domestic drone operations.
The documents provide virtually no detail on where the FBI operated drones in U.S.
airspace, for what purpose, or for how long the missions lasted.
But they shed some additional light on the origins and extent of the FBI's secretive drone program.
No, let's think about this.
Mueller, the FBI director, is saying, you know, we had a few drones, but it's not a big deal, and you guys shouldn't really care about it.
And he goes and says, like, very few drones, and had a very small footprint, in a very minimal way, and all this stuff.
Just trying to completely minimize it.
Completely ignoring the fact that this wasn't supposed to be going on anyway, and they also denied it.
The U.S.
has, for a very long time, said that they never use drones domestically, even though we have documented well before the FBI got around to admitting it, how they're using drones on the U.S.-Canada border, U.S.-Mexico border.
And then also, police are getting the smaller drones, not the big predators, but you know, the smaller things that you can go buy at a retail store.
And people say, well you can go buy it at a retail store, what's the big deal?
You can attach cameras to these things.
Some of these things have cameras built into them.
And, yes, these things could be used for good resources, such as finding lost people and so forth.
But a lot of these things are used to spy on people.
And even the smaller drones that you can go buy in an electronic store, you can fit a gun to it.
You can go to YouTube right now, type in people attaching guns to drones.
And people do it.
You know, FBS Russia has one.
I mean, these things do exist.
These things can be made.
So just keep that in mind next time you say, well, it's only a small drone.
It's not a big deal.
It is a big deal.
All right, so that's the end of our news broadcast.
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And today we're going to have a special report about Monsanto in Fort McClellan, Alabama.
From 1935 to 1999, when Fort McClellan was opened, hundreds of thousands of our troops got poisoned and irradiated by Monsanto.
And today we're going to interview several people that are going to give their testimony of what happened at Fort McClellan.
Hi, my name's Sal Chiozzo.
I served at Fort McClellan, Alabama in 1981 for basic training as well as AIT for military police training.
I am currently spearheading in Rhode Island the fact of HR 411, which is a health registry act which is in Congress and has been in Congress three prior times and never made it.
Hi, my name's Dennis Tremblay.
I served with the 43rd Military Police Brigade, 119th MP Company.
I was stationed in Fort McClellan, Alabama for United States Army Military Police Training.
95 Bravo was the MOS.
Well, I guess in the 1960s and 1970s, Monsanto had a factory on the outside gate, one of the gates.
And, uh, basically what had happened was they had PCB leaks that polluted the whole area.
Now, we all know PCBs stay in the ground.
They just don't go away.
Uh, as far as radiation, there was a lot of testing done at Pelham Range with depleted uranium.
Uh, depleted uranium is a funny thing because it is alpha particles.
However, when it does get hot, It turns into an aerosol and you breathe it in.
Alpha particles become very dangerous to you then.
Other things as well were PCBs in the water, as well as TCEs.
And at the MP training site, there was ionizing radiation found, which was cobalt and plutonium.
How I found this out was I was actually googling I was trying to look up old pictures of the post and show my kids about... I wanted to see what kind of advancements in training and so on and so forth.
I was very unaware.
I did not know about the toxic exposure, the contamination.
When I basically turned 40, I started to really feel different and started to get sick.
I have intestinal issues, which the doctors gave a name of it as IBS, basically because they don't know what's wrong.
I suffer from chronic joint pain.
I've had my gallbladder removed when I was 28 years old.
Kind of young to have that removed.
A number of other things too.
I ended up with fibromyalgia.
And the doctors can't explain that either.
I mean, it's every time I go to a doctor, they just scratch their head.
I mean, I'm a type 2 diabetic.
Thyroid problems, hypertension.
I've had polyps removed out of my stomach on two separate occasions.
I have a difficult time sometimes breathing.
My stomach gets rock hard.
My chest feels like I have an elephant sitting on it.
They once brought me into the hospital by ambulance.
They kept me in the hospital to do a cardiac workup.
Heart's fine.
Everything mimicked a heart attack.
Heart's fine.
I've been sick and actually went to Kent County Hospital back just a few years ago and I actually had the head of the ER department.
Tell me that my body was septic and toxic and they did not know what was making me sick.
My son at six years old ended up with a Ewing sarcoma to the jaw.
It's a type of bone cancer.
It's a very rare bone cancer on short bones.
Usually you get it on the long bones like the ulna, the fibula, these type of things.
The doctors at Mass General, because that's where I brought him, actually said that it was very rare for a child to have that type of cancer in the jaw.
Fortunately, we saved him.
He's 24 years old now, but, however, he still needs to go through all sorts of surgeries and everything else.
I mean, it's been very taxing on the family.
And of course, when I got sick, I lost everything.
There was nowhere I could go and say, hey, I'm having a problem.
They don't care.
The only thing I can say is just absolute, complete betrayal.
Betrayal, depression.
You know what I mean?
I'm still in the process of finding stuff out.
This story is so deep that it's... I mean...
Just Google, Google Fort McClellan Toxic Exposure and get in touch with us on the Facebook groups and everything is right there for you to see.
H.R.
411 is a bill brought out by Congressman Tonko in the Albany District of New York State.
This bill basically is a health registry act.
It's basically to notify all the veterans that serve there And to let them know, you know, hey, we have a health registry.
What's wrong with you?
What's going on?
What's not going on?
It's gone through three other sessions of Congress with different numbers.
Another one, I believe, was 2036, the last one.
It never goes through.
In fact, H.R.
1960, the beloved NDAA Act that just got voted on this past Friday, Congressman Tonko tried to put an amendment, Amendment 83, which was to the Secretary of the Army to notify everyone that was stationed at Fort McClellan about what's going on, about the possibilities, as they wrote, of contamination there.
According to Tonko's office this morning, which I called them because I am a Rhode Island lobbyist, and they did talk to me, they struck it.
They didn't even want to hear it.
VA covers absolutely 100% nothing.
They deny everything.
It's up to you to prove your own case, so to speak.
And I mean, there's EPA reports.
There's, you know, Radiological Society reports.
There's anything you need.
You can Google and you can see actual reports, factual reports.
This isn't just hearsay.
I found out because I saw an article in Law Enforcement Today last year.
I was going through my whole life saying, what's wrong with me?
And you said there's EPA reports on this too?
There's also EPA reports, there's also ADEM reports, which is the Alabama Department of Environmental Management reports.
There are also private company links that they had people go in.
There's also one report from 1966 that a biologist went there, put bluegill fishes in one of the streams, and within three minutes, their eyes popped out, they were dead, their skin came off as they were boiled.
One thing I want everybody to understand is that, like, there was, you know, in World War II, there was over 500,000 people that went through this base.
That's just World War II.
That ain't any other conflict.
I mean, The vast majority, you know, a lot of these people could be dead right now.
There's still stuff there.
It's leeching out of the ground.
People got sick.
And lest us not forget that Monsanto paid the town of Anniston, or the city of Anniston, $700 million.
to which not one veteran not one was informed we were kept out of it thinking that the united states government would take their responsibility and at the end of the day we see that they're going to be childish when i went i went in uh...
on november of ninety six to may of ninety seven and they knew about it The EPA reports will show that.
You can Google it.
They knew when I went in 96.
They were already scheduled for, you know, everything that was to come up.
So, I thought it was just maybe the U.S.
Army chemical soldiers that this affected.
It affected anybody and everybody from 1935 to 1999.
If you served any amount of time at this base whatsoever, and you're experiencing any health problems whatsoever, you need to go and get checked out, and you need to file a claim for toxic exposure.
Their best bet would be to go to poisonveterans.org.
That would be a good place to start.
They can turn around and they can communicate to me.
I'm actually the one who started this thing.
Um, that would be the first place.
The second place, there are Facebook pages and stuff like that, Facebook groups that people can join that were there to, uh, you know, to talk to everyone else to see, you know, get everybody else's handle on this.
Um, and the only other thing I can think of is just get in touch with their congressman and start banging on doors and do whatever.
I mean, if we don't do this, we're screwed.
You know, from here, it's gonna, you know, I've been told it's only gonna get worse, and I'm seeing it's getting worse, but I ain't gonna stop.
I'm gonna follow Sal to hell, if need be, to get this resolution passed for everybody that this has affected.
Well, from here my plans are to get a lot of other people involved in their own states so they can get the same resolutions done from their own states and send them to Washington.
At least that way Washington knows that the state levels know.
Because you know as well as I do, if Washington does nothing, this is going to be kept on the state levels and people are going to be on a state dime.
For insurance, welfare, or what have you, because a lot of us are sick.
And the government needs to take responsibility.
Please get this message across to the American people that we're sick, we're dying, we were poisoned against our will, used as human lab rats, and, you know, this is completely unfair, we were betrayed.
I mean, you know, any one of us, and I can speak for a multitude of veterans, any one of us would have laid down our life For the greatness of this country and for the freedoms that it provides and, you know, please just don't forget us.
I love my country.
I love its people.
I fear my government.
I have no trust in my government.
I believe that this whole thing is a facade.
You know, something phony to keep people happy and that's it, but when push comes to shove, forget it.
They're gonna put you under the rug.
You just witnessed disturbing testimonies from actual soldiers who served and trained, or should I say victims, at Fort McClellan, Alabama.
And it's very disturbing to know that you put your heart and soul to go serve your country proudly, but later to learn that your enemies are not just foreign and domestic, but through your own government.
These guys have been heavily toxified, no compensation, no help, nor no knowledge from our own government.
And what we could do as people, as civilians, as fellow soldiers, is to help HR-411 pass, push this bill through, and get these soldiers the compensation and recognition that they rightfully deserve.
And this is Dan Bedondi reporting for the InfoWars Netly News.
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