00:01:31.220I'm going to be joined by two very big guests, Tiffany Sianci and Mary Talley Bowden.
00:01:36.900She's come out with a new book that Barnes & Noble has decided should be banned.
00:01:41.220It's one of their banned books, not the banned books that you see in the front of the store in the big display that says banned books with rainbows.
00:01:49.480And it's like To Kill a Mockingbird and the rest of the eighth grade reading list.
00:01:54.480It's actually a book that has now been banned.
00:01:56.940So we're going to talk to her about what's contained in that dangerous tome.
00:02:01.400And then Tiffany Cianci has some breaking news for us with some action that is required of you if you don't want to see your future sold out to the lowest bidder.
00:02:12.740Once again, talking about the way that retirement funds, pension funds and your savings accounts are being managed without your approval or even knowledge in certain cases by private equity firms that are selling out your future to the lowest bidder out there so that they can basically basically America is being foreclosed on is how you can think of it.
00:02:34.860like america it's like a corporation that has sort of run its race and it's time to shutter it
00:02:42.020we're basically being bane capitaled right they're coming in they're stripping it for parts and
00:02:47.180they'll you know leave it a disfigured mess at the end of it it's what they're doing to america
00:02:52.120and your savings accounts in your future unless you feel like stopping them and tiffany cianci
00:02:56.400will be joining us to explain how we can stop them and we'll do our best to do just that we've
00:03:02.140got a lot of videos to go to I kind of want to go on well we just ran out of time but it's going
00:03:08.920to be a little bit of an I told you show okay this is a running joke on war room and was on
00:03:14.680American Journal that we're the we told you show and it's not again about just patting ourselves
00:03:20.440on the back it's about recognizing that all of this information that people are waking up to
00:03:24.960now that we're all suddenly realizing together all of a sudden it's all been available to you
00:03:29.680for the last several decades in in many cases like we're going to show a video from 16 years
00:03:35.340ago of alex jones talking about plastic lined paper cups and estrogen mimickers and all of
00:03:41.940the things that are now very you know hot topics and fun to talk about with like crunchy moms on
00:03:48.040instagram it's all been well known by us forever and the reason that we've been able to be so ahead
00:03:56.000of the curve on things it's not because we're super special it's not because we're smarter than
00:03:59.760everybody else it's because we are just looking at what the elite are actually saying and what
00:04:04.680they're actually doing to us and have been reporting it for literally decades so again
00:04:09.460it's not about just like patting ourselves on the back it's about using the pattern of the past to
00:04:15.180determine the future and seeing that we have been on the money about all of this stuff because our
00:04:20.340foundational premise is correct, that there are forces working in secret to create globalism,
00:04:28.640which is a system of planetary enslavement. And they're doing it first and foremost by
00:04:33.300waging chemical and physical war against you by weakening your body and mind in tandem so that
00:04:39.840you can be taken advantage of in the future. That's the starting premise. Everything else
00:04:43.720becomes obvious as soon as you accept that reality and accept that you have a obligation
00:05:18.140Hear the broadcast. Share the signal. AlexJonesLive.com. The Coordinates of Freedom.
00:05:31.700Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to The Alex Jones Show. I'm your host, Harrison Smith, sitting in for Alex today.
00:05:36.780although we'll be playing some clips of his as we remind everybody that as long as you have the
00:05:46.760the foundational premise about globalism correct you can sort of just almost have a
00:05:54.420super power you have a super vision you're able you have x-ray vision like superman you can see
00:05:59.860right through the headlines to what's really going on we've been doing this for decades and
00:06:04.460the story hasn't changed. It's been the same attack the entire time. Talked about it before
00:06:09.180the famous Alex Jones rant about Magellan and Justin Bieber. And, you know, people point to
00:06:17.140that because it's obviously very inspiring. It's a great rant on its own. But people forget that
00:06:21.360the whole premise of that rant was that they were driving kids to admire people like Justin Bieber
00:06:27.720so they could then turn around and use Justin Bieber to push carbon credits on them and go
00:06:32.280after climate change this was in like 2012 nobody was talking about nobody recognized at that point
00:06:37.280the threat that climate change truly was beyond just being a silly environmental activist movement
00:06:43.180no it was a global plot to enslave mankind and we've seen now how that plot has basically been
00:06:48.780abandoned as they figured out a better way to enslave mankind that's by building data centers
00:06:53.160using ai to surveil you constantly and using sort of private interventions through corporations to
00:06:59.020manipulate your behavior as well as the chemical reaction that your brain has to stimulus it's
00:07:05.040very sophisticated but not that complicated and we've been harping on about it for the last
00:07:10.280several decades it's good to see people wake up to this but it's frustrating seeing people wake
00:07:15.060up to the component parts but not the major structure it's like we're fighting megatron
00:07:19.340and half people have woken up to the arms half people have woken up to the legs and we're the
00:07:24.160only ones that are like, no, it's one gigantic robot. It's actually one gigantic robot. We have
00:07:29.140to defeat the robot itself. You can't just focus on one part or another. You especially can't be
00:07:35.380against this arm, be against the right arm, but in favor of the left arm. The whole thing has to
00:07:40.500be destroyed. And the whole thing is globalism. And it encompasses immigration, the shutdown,
00:07:45.340the lack of meat, the attack of the ticks. These are all part and parcel with globalist drive to
00:07:52.300eradicate the humanity they can't control that's a good way of thinking about it they want to
00:07:56.660control you and if they can't they'll just kill you and that's just their worldview and that's
00:08:00.240what they're going to do and they are doing it right in front of everybody they aren't asking0.87
00:08:04.120for permission they aren't giving you a chance to object and have your say they're just doing it and
00:08:08.220you just have to stop them again that's the theme of absolutely everything i feel like alex has
00:08:13.380talked about for the last 30 years and more so we're going to continue that tradition today
00:08:18.400but of course we're going to talk about the major news of the day big developments in iran big
00:08:24.980developments with israel and the continuing fallout of the abuse of the flotilla and the
00:08:31.080exposure it's really all coming out actually now that i think about it now that i think about now
00:08:36.260that i you know say it in order today we've got videos from from the flotilla from members you
00:08:42.400You know, European, you know, Japanese, New Zealanders, just basically non-Palestinians, non-Muslims.0.52
00:08:50.580Right. That's important to denote because a lot of people seem to think that Israel is at war with Islam, which is one of the main reasons that they support it, because they also think they're at war with Islam.0.57
00:09:01.280Islam is a branch of Judaism, but we'll get into that later if we have time and get into that.
00:09:07.720But no, they're against everybody that's against them.0.99
00:09:10.260These are Europeans. These are, you know, people like you and I. And they were subjected to abuse, basically equivalent to the Palestinians. Now, when the Israelis do it to the Palestinians, they do it knowing that they can cover up the consequences. They can hide the exposure of this type of stuff. But they do it to Europeans who they know full well are going to be sent back to their country within days. They don't care that, you know, they're kind of daring you to do something about it. And I think we should take them up on that dare.
00:09:39.540Frankly, personally, that's my position. But we've got that. And then we've got the story that we touched on a little bit yesterday, but we haven't really gotten into the details. But I think I think I'm seeing a pattern emerge. I think I'm identifying the constellation that all of these individual pinpoints are a part of.
00:09:57.720After tireless struggle by victims and finally a one-hour TV documentary this week, settlements south of Jerusalem admit their leaders have long created child pornography by filming when they gang-rape kids in the community no longer in denial.
00:10:10.140Gush Etzion admits to ritual abuse, and this is just the latest in a very, very long line of events, very, very similar to this in Israel and America and all over the world.
00:10:22.000It seems to be a bit of a pattern, and I think I'm concerned.
00:10:26.080I'm very concerned about this. I think it needs to be recognized, talked about fearlessly. So that's what we'll do. And I had a bunch of videos that I was going to play yesterday. I never got around to them. I hate to start the show off like this, like there's other stuff going on.
00:10:42.120But this is one of those things going on. This is one of those things that we have to contend with and we have to pay attention to and see if we can't dig a little deeper and identify what's really behind it.
00:10:57.420british surgeon who operated on palestinians in gaza tells tucker carlson how the israelis would
00:11:03.780deliberately shoot starving male children in the testicles shoot vulnerable pregnant women in their0.82
00:11:08.560stomachs and let newborn babies die in incubators leaving their tiny bodies to rot for week on0.99
00:11:12.700weeks on end and this is again just the latest like there's so many stories like this we've seen
00:11:18.820videos like this we reported on it endlessly remember what's called the flower massacre
00:11:23.380As in F-L-O-U-R massacre because they literally set up food, you know, aid distribution points in Gaza, a population they were deliberately starving.
00:11:34.040And then when the Gazans rushed in excitement to get the food so they could survive farther, they shot them, you know, like a mousetrap.0.54
00:11:41.540Like they put a piece of food on a trap and then slammed it shut.
00:11:46.520And it's absolutely brutal and unconscionable.
00:11:49.440And yet it's being done with American weapons and American approval.0.97
00:11:52.920and it's being covered up by the american media it's very pathetic and sad that we've allowed this0.75
00:12:00.100uh to happen to ourselves let's go to clip 36 here british surgeon who operated on palestinians0.89
00:12:06.980and gaza tells tucker carlson how how israelis would deliberately shoot uh starving male children
00:12:12.300and again you can call this guy hamas but he saw it with his own eyes and that line is just not
00:12:19.140working anymore you sort of spent all of that credit on all of the lies you keep telling so
00:12:25.340now we're just going to acknowledge the truth and hopefully one day hold you people to account0.50
00:12:30.220like you deserve because you're worse than the nazis let's watch i was called to the operating
00:12:36.360theater by one of my guards and surgical colleagues who he had a 12 year old boy on the operating0.98
00:12:41.960table and he'd been shot it had gone through his aorta he was dying he was bleeding they couldn't
00:12:48.120stop the bleeding so they asked for my help i went in there i couldn't stop it either by which
00:12:53.540time he'd his clotting had all gone wrong this happens in severe injuries so he was bleeding
00:12:59.480out for me when he died on the operating table under our hands awful 12 years old 12 year old
00:13:05.240and his family told us he'd come with him that he had been sent by that these these are all
00:13:13.780starving they're all very weak so the the young teenage boys are the ones who are sent out because
00:13:19.220they're the strongest to get the food and he'd been shot by an israeli soldier there why witness
00:13:24.880this well i i can't speculate any better than anyone else as to why this is happening what i
00:13:31.160can do is i can document what i saw and i can document what i heard from and it was a similar
00:13:39.080story from all the victims' families, from those that survived, from the victims themselves, from
00:13:44.840Gazan healthcare workers who went to these food sites in order to get food for their families.
00:13:51.940They all described the same things, how these young teenage boys were being shot by Israeli
00:13:56.960soldiers. They had noticed in the ER how there were different body parts being targeted on
00:14:05.000different days at the gaza humanitarian foundation food distribution points and other emergency room
00:14:12.440doctors and nurses i knew corroborated this that 19 young teenage boys had all come in in one day
00:14:19.320all of whom had been shot in the head and neck nowhere else just the head and neck another day
00:14:25.420they came in predominantly with chest injuries another day they came in predominantly with
00:14:29.560abdominal gunshot wounds, and we noticed this.
00:14:32.980I started speaking to my fellow surgeons in the operating theatres,
00:14:37.280and we all noticed this pattern as well.
00:14:39.880On one day, the Saturday before I left Nassau Hospital
00:14:44.020to come home to England, four young teenage boys were brought in,0.97
00:14:49.520all of whom had been shot in the testicles, just the testicles.0.98
00:16:19.360There was an episode about 18 months ago, I think, in Al Nasser Pediatric Hospital in Gaza City, I think about 18 months ago, when the Israeli military invaded the hospital, kicked out all the local staff, and there were six neonates left in the incubators when they were kicked out.
00:16:40.940And they said, you know, there are six babies there, and they were assured they'd be fine.
00:16:45.060The Israeli military left after two or three weeks, and the doctors, some of whom I knew, went back in there.
00:16:51.940And those six babies were there in the incubators, dead, their bodies rotting.
00:17:05.080and again you know this is this is the this is the fantasy of evil that we were told to oppose
00:17:12.360for all of our lives it's the scene out of schindler's list right it's uh the the con
00:17:17.660the nazi commandant just shooting jews for fun now this didn't actually happen like schindler's
00:17:23.340list was uh you know not a true story it was it was based on a fictional novel uh and this character
00:17:29.680didn't actually do this no actual you know legitimate reports of it but it is happening
00:17:35.260on a regular basis with israel it's not just the super evil you know commandant that everybody's0.73
00:17:41.840scared to oppose it's like the regular soldiers they do it for fun they have competitions doing0.89
00:17:46.940it it's uh it's pretty astonishing seeing you know these images that again have like traumatized
00:17:55.800people who've seen the movie they come out of it like weeping and and horrified and you know
00:18:01.100feeling this righteous indignation for the fact that the world allowed this type of evil to go
00:18:06.780on without seeing it and then it happens in real life and nobody cares see it's crazy it's truly
00:18:12.440crazy they'll get more upset over the fantasy than the reality they get more upset over the
00:18:18.800hollywood fictionalized portrayal of something that didn't happen over the official confirmed
00:18:24.320reports of things that did okay and it's yeah it's worse i think it's worse right that woman
00:18:33.920looked how it looked well fed and an adult no he was shooting i know the israelis are shooting
00:18:39.140children who are they've spent the last several years starving to the point of death and we can
00:18:45.480continue with this because uh this surgeon was extremely informative in his conversation with
00:18:50.960tucker carlson from his uh first-hand point of view we can go now to clip number 39 dick uh dr
00:18:57.940nick menard confirms zionist military systematically executed over 300 civilians and medical staff
00:19:03.920at shifa hospital let's watch killed yeah i mean one one young plastic surgeon who i knew who i'd
00:19:12.520worked with in in in in may 2023 when i was at shifa hospital he uh was executed and i think and
00:19:22.320i i use that word very carefully he was discovered um about a mile from shifa hospital um with his
00:19:29.620mother they were both had their hands handcuffed behind their backs and they both had bullet wounds
00:19:34.960in the brains so i've had friends who've been bombed i've had friends and he was a plastic
00:19:40.160surgeon? He was a plastic surgeon. Why was he executed? Well, I don't know. I mean, I don't
00:19:46.680know what goes on behind this. What I can tell you is that when Schieffer Hospital was, Schieffer
00:19:52.740Hospital's been destroyed effectively twice during this war. But when it was invaded initially,
00:19:58.780maybe two years ago, all the staff were displaced, including very, very close friends of mine.
00:20:07.120And when they were allowed back in, when the Israeli military left off for a few weeks, they discovered the dead bodies of 300 civilians in the hospital, some patients, some staff, many of them handcuffed with their hands behind their back, many of them with bullet wounds on the head, including this friend of mine.
00:20:25.200And you can actually see they use the zip ties. And there's photos where they've uncovered the graves. And you can see the zip ties are different sizes. Right. You've got zip ties are about that big around for the adult men. And then they're a little smaller for the adult women. And they eventually get down to where their zip ties about that big around, meaning they were handcuffing toddlers and babies hands behind their back with zip ties and then shooting them in the head to execute them.
00:20:47.660our greatest ally folks right these are and it's it's the right to do this that we're fighting for
00:20:53.940that's the reason we're going to war with iran israel is never under existential threat this
00:20:58.640was never a matter of survival for them they want to be able to do this stuff with impunity0.64
00:21:03.180and that's why they're fighting the war that's why we're fighting their war that's why we're
00:21:07.940losing the first amendment in this country because they want to be able to do this
00:21:11.560and silence you for talking about it okay we can go to one more here prominent uh surgeon dr nick0.95
00:21:18.300menard drops a uh massive bombshell confirming zionist regime systematically targets and murders
00:21:23.760health care workers in gaza and i bring this one up in particular because they have now exported
00:21:27.760this strategy just like they're exporting all the strategies from gaza into lebanon where they are
00:21:32.600deliberately and systematically eliminating all of the first responders in lebanon as quickly as
00:21:37.600they can as a method to stop people from helping one another right what they're trying to do
00:21:42.860is make people think i'm not going to be a first responder i'm not going to go help people i'm0.95
00:21:46.940going to get bombed if i do that they're trying to shatter the lebanese society this way they0.87
00:21:51.760already did it in gaza let's go to clip number 40 here every single hospital has been attacked i
00:21:56.980mean nearly 2 000 healthcare workers have been killed during this conflict a far greater proportion
00:22:04.820than any other conflict in living memory.
00:22:08.72075 Gazan healthcare workers have been killed per 100,000 capita of population.
00:22:16.18075, the equivalent number in Ukraine, is 0.8.
00:22:19.980In all the other conflicts, there's single figures of healthcare workers
00:22:24.140per 100,000 population. In Gaza, it's 75.
00:22:27.360So there's been a grossly disproportionate killing of healthcare workers.
00:22:34.380And I think this is, I mean, I'm going to be talking to you about what I've seen with my own eyes.0.75
00:22:41.460The disproportionate attack on the health care system, I think, has been a deliberate part of the Israeli policy to dismantle the whole infrastructure of living in Gaza.
00:22:55.760And again, not just Gaza, they are now doing it in Lebanon, which I remind you was a Christian country majority until the 1980s when the Israeli attacks on Palestine spilled out into the Lebanese civil war, but still has a very sizable, sizable contingent of Christians.0.55
00:23:13.020I got lots of videos I go to about what's going on in Lebanon before we do that.
00:23:18.060So they target health care workers, they target hospitals, they execute children.
00:23:22.400And if you think that this is just the action of like rogue extremists within the IDF and maybe the Israeli army, they don't approve of this stuff and they'll speak out about it.
00:23:30.600But they just don't have the ability to tamp down on the exuberance of some of their soldiers.
00:23:38.180I know this is a top-down mindset that's inculcated into the troops for Israel, and these tactics are deployed not as an aberration, not as a, you know, something that the whole society comes together to condemn in the case of, like, the My Lai Massacre here in America.
00:23:53.800That could actually be interesting, comparing the MyLai massacre and what that was to what they do in Gaza, and then the comparative response from America, holding hearings, and this big scandal, whereas in Israel, this is what they do.
00:24:08.940And again, I'm not just saying this. This is it. All right, let's go to clip number 35 here.
00:24:15.160This is an Israeli member of the Knesset, I believe, talking to IDF troops ahead of their entry into Gaza.
00:24:22.900I believe this is the right video. Again, I don't think it's I think it's labeled wrong,
00:24:27.540but I think this is their entry into Lebanon. Let's go to clip number thirty five here.0.82
00:24:31.760Dear heroic warriors, not only do the eyes of the people of Israel look upon you,
00:24:36.400but also the eyes of generations upon generations who were beaten, humiliated,
00:24:41.120trampled and killed without the ability to defend themselves. They dreamed of a day when a nation
00:24:45.760will arise from the ashes, capable of wielding its weapon and striking. Blessed be the ones who
00:24:51.340sees your children and smashes them against the rock. So said the Psalms poet, and you're the
00:24:55.840fortunate ones. You're the blessed. Ah, yes. Blessed are the ones who seize their children
00:25:00.580and smash the infants against the rocks. Our greatest ally, folks, the upholders of Western
00:25:06.000civilization. Remember? Remember how they keep telling us that they're on the front lines of
00:25:10.380Western civilization against barbarism, and all they have to do is smash some babies' heads on
00:25:14.840the rocks, and then Western civilization will be saved. All they have to do is systematically murder0.99
00:25:20.720an entire people group who did nothing wrong and has lived in abject poverty and de facto1.00
00:25:25.980enslavement for the last 70 years, if we just smash their babies' heads until they're mush,0.99
00:25:31.180then Western civilization will be saved. You guys, it's so simple. It's so simple. All we0.99
00:25:37.360have to do in order to save Western civilization is fundamentally betray all of our most strongly
00:25:42.840held values. I can't believe we didn't think of this before. What defines the West? It's our
00:25:48.320openness it's our tolerance it's our understanding of human relations it's the christianity that
00:25:53.980undergirds the formation the foundation of our various nations and in people groups it's what
00:26:00.140separates us from everybody else it's what makes the west different than any other group before1.00
00:26:05.940or since the west rose to prominence it's exactly these things that israel is systematically1.00
00:26:12.740destroying not only in the world by doing this stuff and then you know not suffering any0.84
00:26:18.880consequences setting the precedent for this type of genocidal activity being justified being cheered
00:26:24.780for and of course that's all part and parcel to the plan because what they want is for people to0.97
00:26:30.480see israelis and jews like smashing babies heads against the rocks and you're doing target practice0.79
00:26:36.980against children and pregnant women for fun often using you know quad copters to do so you know0.99
00:26:42.080Sometimes the quadcopters that they fly around with the machine guns, they play the sound of a crying baby to lure people out and then they shoot them.0.87
00:26:48.480And they want you to hear stuff like that and say, wow, these people are so despicable.1.00
00:26:52.520We should smash their baby's heads against the rocks.1.00
00:26:54.880We should crush them and humiliate and torture them because they absolutely deserve it.1.00
00:26:59.680And I'm not saying they don't deserve it.1.00
00:27:02.700But you understand that doesn't help anybody that justifies their actions.
00:27:06.540That makes retroactively what they did seem justified because then they get to turn around and go, see, do you see what they do if they get in power?0.95
00:27:14.920We have to kill their children or else they're going to do horrible things to us.
00:27:18.400The only way we get out of this cycle of insanity is through love and the selfless love of Jesus Christ in particular, which says that we're going to protect the world from you.0.98
00:27:29.660And we're not going to do it with hatred.
00:27:30.820We're not going to do it with vengeance and malice, and we're not going to revel in the pain that we're causing you.
00:27:36.540But we do have to, for the sake of the innocent people out there, put you down like a rabid dog.
00:27:42.360And it can be done without hatred, and it can be done without fury and vengeance.
00:27:45.940It can be done in a very systematic and ruthless and merciful way, merciful for the rest of us, merciful for the people that deserve it.
00:27:54.700But punishment is required here, and without that, this is going to continue forever.
00:28:00.220And they're setting their eyes on a turkey next, and who do you think comes after that?1.00
00:28:05.060What do you think happens when Europe is fully conquered by the Muslims?1.00
00:28:08.520Who do you think is next on the chopping block?1.00
00:33:02.680i don't know what elon musk does right but boy it goes wrong when other people try it
00:33:12.020all i'm saying is i'm a dream of mine i'm very much looking forward to go
00:33:18.840watch some rocket launches perhaps from the starbase here in texas and if i went to a rocket
00:33:24.100launch and instead got to see a rocket explosion i think i'd be happy i think i would have liked it
00:33:29.220more but that's just me i feel like that's just my attitude now i don't know anybody else anybody
00:33:34.700else feeling this way it's like i i'm just ready for it all to go down i'm ready for it's just like0.99
00:33:40.680everything sucks everything is retarded everything is stupid i i can't wait for it all to explode i1.00
00:33:46.760I wish it would. We could restart then. I'm not an accelerationist because I've seen how that's gone in other places throughout history like Rhodesia or South Africa or the UK, for that matter, or downtown Austin, if you really want to get specific.1.00
00:34:01.320So I don't think, you know, encouraging the collapse actually brings about a revolution. But if it could all go up in flames like a giant fireball, maybe it'll work. Crazy enough, just my work, folks.
00:34:16.760Some people are preparing for it. Peter Thiel is apparently decamping to the end of the world. That's the story. It's got a lot of people asking questions.
00:34:27.320uh mr teal who according to one of the participants uh in a tournament basically
00:34:33.060peter teal moved his whole family to argentina over the past two months mr teal has met with
00:34:38.420the country's president javier malay and his ministers purchased a mansion in one of buenos
00:34:42.940areas's most exclusive neighborhoods and hosted a dinner with local economists where he discussed
00:34:47.360the antichrist one of his favorite conversation topics according to argentine officials and people
00:34:51.680are familiar with mr teal's activities i'm telling you it is true and like i've explained
00:34:59.040this before but you know there have been occasions in my life where i've gotten to you know hang out
00:35:04.520with billionaires they talk about stuff like the antichrist they aren't up there you know
00:35:08.940talking about the latest political scandal billionaires get together and they go so have
00:35:13.860you heard about you know the new the that 25 year old kid in california that's injecting
00:35:18.540himself with a serum that'll keep him 25 forever is a literal quote from a billionaire to another
00:35:23.940billionaire that i heard with my own ears and they're talking about 25 year old who thinks
00:35:27.680he's going to be 25 forever in fact i think he's already been 25 for a couple years again they
00:35:34.400age reversal you know parallel economies parallel civilizations the antichrist this is what
00:35:42.080billionaires actually talk about it's why they don't like us because we talk about this stuff
00:35:45.580They want you, folks, on whatever the latest little scandal is, whatever the latest rumor mongering is, the latest resignation.
00:35:52.460That doesn't matter to the billionaires.
00:36:18.760Can you all print this one out for me?
00:36:19.740Inside Putin's $26 billion quest for longevity, from mini pigs and organ printing to cryotherapy and genetics, Russia's president has turned anti-aging research into a Kremlin priority.
00:36:32.460Folks, just like AI, just like weapon systems, just like every form of technology, this is no different.
00:36:39.020What we have access to, what we have knowledge of is probably 10 to 20 years behind what they actually have.
00:36:43.920If right now they're saying that they have successfully reversed aging on mice, what do you think they're doing in the secret human trials in places like Russia, in the in the wastes of Siberia?
00:36:55.380You don't think they're doing some experiments that the rest of the world doesn't know about?
00:37:00.820So this is one of the things you have to understand.
00:37:03.220When they talk about scientific discovery, scientific revelations, understand these revelations were made a long time ago.
00:37:09.740The revelation now is about selling it to you is about getting humanity up to speed with where they are already and bringing us along in a way that we confirm and affirm what they're already doing.
00:37:25.820So, yeah, that's what they actually talk about.
00:37:27.240And this the idea that Peter Thiel is moving to Argentina is not exactly surprising.
00:37:31.300As we know, Israel is setting up a mini state in Argentina, coincidentally, right after gigantic forest fires burn the most sought after parts of that country.
00:37:42.180And Javier Malay signs a law to allow those lands to be purchased and they're being purchased by Israelis at a rapid rate.
00:37:49.800They're setting up a little a little satellite Israel in Argentina.
00:37:53.300There's already one in Russia. There's a oblast that is independent and sort of a second Israel.
00:38:02.220And they're doing the same thing with what they call, quote unquote, heavenly Jerusalem in Ukraine.
00:38:07.220And they're also buying up lots of islands around Greece to serve.
00:38:11.800They're colonizing the world in a in a phrase. And Argentina seems to be.
00:38:17.840Oh, this just broke. Trump lifts the U.S.
00:38:21.020naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, says Iran seems to open the Strait to allow for Iran's
00:38:25.220stockpile of the enriched uranium to be unearthed by the U.S., adding he's meeting in the situation
00:38:30.540room to make a final determination. All right. Is that true? I doubt it. But what can we glean
00:38:37.140from it? This is the way we approach this. Is what he said reflective of reality at all? Maybe.
00:38:44.360but what can we what can we learn from it for one thing clearly israel has trump by the balls0.81
00:38:52.600and they're not letting him solve things with iran if that wasn't the case then we would have
00:38:59.540basically been at peace now because we had a peace agreement we had basically signed on to
00:39:03.500it israel decided otherwise and then we backed down okay so that's one thing we know so we know
00:39:10.180that trump is probably pretty frustrated at this seems like he wants to end it but doesn't want to
00:39:16.100lose face and isn't being allowed to end it by israel and it seems like once again he's changing
00:39:22.680the demands that he's making and iran is just ignoring him more or less ships caught in the
00:39:29.780strait due to our amazing and unprecedented naval blockade which will now be lifted may start the
00:39:33.440process of heading home say hello to your wives husbands parents and families from me your favorite
00:39:38.840president okay what are you talking about that's crazy that's crazy so he's like he's got a
00:39:56.440blockade that apparently is keeping people from their families apparently he's sort of holding
00:40:00.520him hostage he's like i'm releasing the hostages go tell your family's hello for me
00:40:05.800that's like a that's like a crazy godfather move that's wild we're releasing you to go home
00:40:15.560have fun say hi to your wife for me okay thanks kidnapper weird
00:40:21.480okay so let's talk about the iran war shall we
00:40:25.860because i don't uh i don't believe it i don't think that what trump just tweeted out has
00:40:32.620anything to do with what's actually happening let's go to clip number five here this is colonel
00:40:36.880mcgregor confirming that israel has total veto authority over everything trump wants to do
00:40:42.600and this is the case in just about every western country where they've
00:40:45.980wormed their way into the uh highest halls of power let's go to colonel mcgregor now
00:40:51.340Number one, Israel. Israel has veto authority over anything that President Trump decides to do.
00:40:58.840He is not in charge. He is responding to Netanyahu. The demands he sets forth in front of the
00:41:06.120Iranians and says, these are the things you must do. They're not our demands. Those are Israeli
00:41:11.660demands. So somehow or another, how do you break the hold that Netanyahu has on President Trump
00:49:45.380But when they return to duty, they're met with outdated facilities, substandard barracks, and too often, straight-up hazardous living conditions.
00:49:56.540On top of that, before this administration, we had young enlisted families relying on food pantries just to get by.
00:50:06.500This is, of course, completely unacceptable for the greatest fighting force in the world.
00:50:12.040Our troops should never be and will never be on food stamps.
00:50:17.460With this president in charge, no more.
00:50:23.140As part of our generational $1.5 trillion budget,
00:50:26.480we're making an aggressive, historic investment in military infrastructure
00:50:31.180by spending $90 billion on revitalized barracks and facilities.
00:50:36.540And that money will get rid of all substandard and failing barracks.
00:50:42.680But housing, it's only half the battle.
00:50:45.960This budget includes the largest pay raise for our troops in modern history,
00:50:51.820up to 7% for junior enlisted and pay raises for everyone in the force.
00:50:58.920We're also investing over $35 billion into the support systems
00:51:03.060that our military families rely on every single day.
00:51:06.540This budget fully funds military health care, finally making TRICARE more desirable than Medicare.
00:51:14.100We're investing in child care and youth programs, upgraded commissaries, and better military schools.
00:51:20.640And that's why this budget also provides record funding for the PCS task force and spousal employment programs to ensure a smoother moving process the way it should be.
00:51:31.860Taking care of our troops isn't about just doing the right thing.
00:51:35.660it's about military readiness when our war okay we can take down the boomer slop we can take down
00:51:42.120the ai generated poorly green screened boomer slop now thank you uh here's the pro here's the
00:51:50.800problem with you know the the the love and generosity that they're showing to the uh
00:51:57.520troops you know they're like we're dedicating to you know seven million seven billion dollars to
00:52:03.460actually giving them health care hey what a novel concept of course you know the va's
00:52:08.800still going to die waiting in parking lots without receiving service they're still going0.99
00:52:13.540to be killing themselves at a rate of several a day for the foreseeable future and all of that
00:52:20.400money that they're talking about to rebuild the barracks and whatever else would pay for
00:52:24.600for about one day of the iran war so far so far the iran war has cost about 11.3
00:52:32.980billion dollars a day so i think we could have spent that money a little bit better
00:52:42.020i think i think we could have not raised the military budget to 1.5 trillion dollars
00:52:49.540not gone to war with iran and not have to be struggling to do any of this if we've made
00:52:56.520better choices so sorry if i'm not super excited at the green screen middle school level animation
00:53:03.020talking about how great our war fighters are when you are sending them to die for israel
00:53:09.480yeah 95 billion dollars based on the pentagon's briefing to congress 11.3 billion for the first
00:53:18.000six days plus $1 billion a day ongoing, $95 billion so far for the 90 days. So
00:53:27.340I don't think we're spending our money very well. You know, it's just, it's like, it's like telling
00:53:34.800your kids like, Hey guys, I'm not going to make you eat rice and beans for every meal anymore.
00:53:39.360I'm going to get bacon. I'm going to get steak. And once a week, you guys are going to get protein
00:53:44.440and guess what? I'm going to fix the hole in the roof over your bed so it won't rain on you at
00:53:49.540night. Anyway, I got to go. And then I hop in a $400,000 Lamborghini and drive away. That's
00:53:55.820basically what we're dealing with here. It's like, you know, this wouldn't be an issue if
00:53:59.700you didn't prioritize yourself first and foremost already. Like this shouldn't even be an issue.
00:54:05.740We're not going to celebrate you fixing the problem that you people started and caused in
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01:00:34.800I actually think both of them have the same boss, if I'm being frank. They both answer to Vegas and Tel Aviv. But it's clear to me that he is doing a great job for the people that he actually works for.
01:00:46.940Yeah. And. And again, you know, this is something that we talked about and really had confirmed all the way back in September of twenty twenty five.
01:00:57.840Here's Alex Jones in September on September twenty second twenty twenty five talking about how inside sources exposed that that's exactly what Cash Patel was doing in this case with the Charlie Kirk assassination.
01:01:08.600But in every situation, Epstein files the Charlie Kirk assassination. It's been Cash Patel who's coming and shut the whole thing down.
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01:05:09.060We last contact, we're in contact because we were there in Kentucky
01:05:13.440trying valiantly to get Thomas Massey over the finish line.
01:05:17.900And we, of course, all did everything we could.
01:05:21.680But, you know, sometimes a couple tens of millions of dollars
01:05:25.940really really does the trick there doesn't it Tiffany oh uh we need your audio up oh so sorry
01:05:33.360I honestly if I had known how difficult the like the state laws in Kentucky are the second hardest
01:05:39.260state laws for primary in the United States right um and so the way that Kentucky's laws are written
01:05:44.620you have to be registered to vote for that person six months before the election and that's why
01:05:49.860APAC didn't start spending any money until February because you had to be registered in December
01:05:54.500And so none of the young people that wanted to support Thomas Massey could go register to vote at any point after AIPAC started spending money.
01:06:00.680But I think he came up a lot better than he otherwise would have.
01:06:05.240And I think he's got huge prospects now as a result of the work we did.
01:06:08.360And we had three billion impressions in six days.
01:06:21.880And I look forward to seeing what Thomas Massey does in the future.
01:06:24.260Of course, he's he was on a boat in Costa Rica recently, and I think he deserves a good vacation.
01:06:30.580But actually, you're here to talk about another topic that you've been coming on the Alex Jones Network, previously Infowars, for years talking about and warning about and trying to sound the alarm about private equity.
01:06:42.480And, of course, Larry Fink, BlackRock, the World Economic Forum, the way private equity is being used to dismantle the United States should be the top story every single day until we solve this problem.
01:06:54.540But I understand there is there's another attack, yet another chance for us to stand up and fight against these people.
01:07:02.060What do you got for us today, Tiffany?
01:07:04.000Well, so this week, Larry Fink was on a stage and he said kind of the quiet part out loud, which is that these data centers aren't going to be paid for by the tech companies.
01:07:11.740they're going to be paid for by people's retirement accounts, which is sort of what
01:07:15.240I've been saying. It ties right into what I've been saying. And I don't know. I sent you the
01:07:19.700clip. I don't know if you guys have the clip, but he sat on stage and said, we're not paying for
01:07:23.080this. The retirement accounts are going to pay for this because we're going to pay for the bubble
01:07:27.600that's being created. That is absolutely unnecessary. And when you look at the heart
01:07:32.300of the issue of what we're facing right now, we see private credit markets, private equity markets,
01:07:36.340and the steel of our 401k is happening now on a multifaceted front. And there's two attacks on
01:07:41.280our 401ks this week and one we have something we can do about but i think all of them are really
01:07:44.880important because people can act on all of them um and we don't have that clip yeah let's start
01:07:50.680with that clip because we do have that clip and i think i want you to kind of break it down for us
01:07:54.240translate it for us because obviously when these people discuss these things like larry fink i
01:07:57.880mean they're very very good at discussing it in a way that seems benign that seems like well it's
01:08:02.680either you know just going to happen it's just inevitable so we just have to deal with it or
01:08:07.620that it's actually a good thing and we're actually giving you a chance here to uh you know get in on
01:08:11.160the ground floor i mean they have a way of selling this that it sounds at the worst benign but really
01:08:15.660maybe a positive so i'd like you to sort of deconstruct what he's saying and explain you
01:08:20.780know what it actually means because clearly it ain't good and uh he's not speaking in a forthright
01:08:26.860fashion so this is from a shadow of ezra the ceo of blackrock larry fink admits the trillions of
01:08:32.040dollars being used to build data centers and power grids will come from ordinary people's
01:08:35.240saving accounts, and pension funds saying it's going to be mandatory.
01:09:29.820think about how that translates, it translates into a more dynamic economy. We need the United
01:09:37.260States economy to grow at over 2%. We need the U.S. economy to grow at 3%, especially with the
01:09:43.680growing deficits the federal government has. And so much of this money, not just the project,
01:09:49.760is going to be coming from the private sector, from savings accounts, from pension accounts,
01:09:54.620from insurance companies on and on and on the whole world is is in need of improving the
01:10:03.840infrastructure so there you go we have to it's mandatory they're basically not asking questions
01:10:09.020break down for us what he just said there translate that into human so what he said was very very much
01:10:16.040the quiet part out loud which is it's mandatory we have to make the most data centers we have to
01:10:20.520grow the most infrastructure. To be frank, China only has 10% of the data center infrastructure
01:10:25.860that we do because they recognize that the future of compute is not going to be in data centers.
01:10:31.040Right now, these data centers are being built across an electrical grid that we've allowed
01:10:35.640to crumble over the last 30 years while China's built the most robust infrastructure improvements
01:10:40.560in the world. But they also recognize that these data centers are outdated within three years.
01:10:46.240By the time the walls are up, the chips that they ordered when it started are no longer relevant.
01:10:50.100Sorry, sorry to interrupt, but that's something I think people don't understand. These data centers run so hard all the time that they burn out graphics cards in one to three years, depending on their usage.
01:11:03.180So if you're talking about a 60,000 acre, whatever, you know, server farm, imagine that entire landscape having to be replaced a year later or at the most three years later.
01:11:14.600I don't even understand how that could even be feasible or possible with the size of data centers you're talking about.
01:11:19.480You're supposed to replace those every three years.
01:11:21.960Where is the material even going to come from?
01:16:46.420Sure, they might, you know, it might be expensive to run server farms, but you get people on the platforms.
01:16:50.560Now you can start advertising to them.
01:16:51.940there was a potential for profitability there. They're not going to be bringing in trillions of
01:16:56.040dollars worth of token buys, right? Like there's absolutely no way that this becomes profitable in
01:17:00.620a traditional market system. So either it's going to be government contracts. So it's like they're
01:17:05.280taking money from the pensions to build these in the first place, and then they'll be paid back for
01:17:09.100that by the government contracts that are already guaranteed, or else they wouldn't take the risk
01:17:13.040of putting the trillions of dollars into building these in the first place if they didn't know there
01:17:16.560was going to be a return on investment out of your tax dollars. Do I have that right?
01:17:20.240at least you do and you absolutely have that and what people really aren't realizing is how much
01:17:25.240ai is being subsidized right now okay they need to get us addicted to it there is a reason that
01:17:29.960sam altman came out and said that he sees intelligence in the future as children and
01:17:33.780people not having it and that's renting it back from him as if a meter on a utility they need us
01:17:38.920addicted to ai because they've already gone all in on this and the bottom is going to fall out
01:17:43.280it's not replacing real people it's not doing the things they said it could do the young people are
01:17:47.680absolutely anarchy-like mutinying against it. We've seen five consecutive commencement speeches
01:17:53.020where AI was mentioned and the speakers were booed off the stage this last two weeks,
01:17:57.160right? And we see this, but we also don't recognize that to get us addicted,
01:18:00.660they're subsidizing all this compute with just blatant spend and no profitability.
01:18:04.400Right now, if I spend $100 a month with Anthropic, I get $16,000 worth of compute.
01:18:09.720That is not a sustainable business model. And all of these companies that are eliminating coders
01:18:14.740and saying we're going to go to using AI to do our web development or AI to do our security
01:18:19.580protocols are realizing very quickly that when that subsidy ends, this is going to cost five
01:18:24.420times what an employee would have. People are more effective and they're cheaper.
01:18:29.380And that's the irony is that people are going to basically turn their entire businesses over
01:18:33.660to these AI companies that are going to be able to jack up the prices. And what are you going to
01:18:37.460do? You're stuck with them from then on. It's just such an obvious scam. All of it is just a giant
01:18:43.740scam. And so there's no way they're going to be making the money back with tokens, especially not
01:18:48.120when you've got Chinese models that run for like one cent versus ten dollars for one of the American
01:18:53.140models. So they're going to get outcompeted by the Chinese models anyway. So the only way that0.98
01:18:58.220this becomes profitable is, well, it'll really never become profitable. It'll be useful. It'll
01:19:03.080be worth it if they use it to create the basically digital panopticon and they can, you know,
01:19:08.280structure the the uh activities of humankind as a whole and yeah i guess you can turn that
01:19:14.180profitable eventually but no it's about it's about control and has nothing to do with the
01:19:18.540with the market whatsoever does it yeah absolutely and like the article is showing right now the
01:19:24.120newest ai boom will be mini home data centers at your home that's a that's a viable model of
01:19:28.100decentralized compute we don't need these giant data centers and i i always love to point out
01:19:32.320where are these tech bros that were screaming about global warming three years ago the data
01:19:37.900center around the corner from my house, it's 70 degrees hotter a mile up in the air. 70 degrees.
01:19:43.840They told me it may never snow at my house again at our last county council meeting. Where are the
01:19:50.060global warming guys? Where are these tech guys that were screaming about global warming when
01:19:53.960we're building entire microclimates for these data centers because they have to keep the bubble
01:19:57.900growing, right? We need to keep this bubble churning because once the bottom falls out,
01:20:01.800so does the entire economy because our entire economy is being floated by it. And so now
01:20:06.100They're going to get our retirement accounts through these index funds, and they're going to get it to bail out the private credit markets when the bubble happens over on the Department of Labor side.
01:20:14.660So we have two separate problems that we need to do a lot about.
01:20:18.640Yeah, well, and they're deeply intertwined.
01:20:20.480I mean, the data centers and the private equity are two tentacles of the same beast.
01:20:26.100And you point out it's one of the most like egregious in your face.
01:20:29.800I can't understand why it's not having more of an impact the way in which they abandoned climate change in favor of data center.
01:20:35.540I mean, it's just it wasn't subtle. It wasn't like, you know, they had it happen over time to get people used to it.
01:20:41.800New York Times had the article yesterday. Why scientists retired of the dire climate scenario that's been used for over a decade?
01:20:48.580Well, global warming is still a threat. The decision to back away from worst case outlook raises questions about whether some risks have been overstated.
01:20:55.980It's not that complicated. They found out a better way to control and enslave you like that's it.
01:21:00.260That's what the purpose of climate change was. Now they found a better way that actually requires a ton of energy. So climate change doesn't matter anymore. I mean, they just did it. And like people don't even notice how how obvious all of this is.
01:21:13.320i mean i i don't know how anyone could not see that when it was literally these tech billionaires
01:21:20.260that were screaming the loudest about it they were they were doing carbon exchanges and they
01:21:24.920were telling us we needed to all move to electric vehicles and those same companies right spacex
01:21:30.020and tesla that were screaming everybody needs an electric vehicle are now saying and we can have
01:21:34.560plants that output the energy of 70 atomic bombs per week per week into the skies are you i mean
01:21:43.140I you can't have it both ways you really can't but they really want us to have it you know they0.87
01:21:49.000want us to just swallow that pill and I I just China's recognized a better way to do it um they're
01:21:54.280they're open sourcing all of their development which means that they're going to 200,000 people
01:21:57.920and saying give us the best idea what's the best way to reduce compute what's the best way to get
01:22:01.780the most efficient models and in doing that they're letting the the genius of their population
01:22:06.960the cream rise to the top and they're going to come out ahead because we have put all of our
01:22:11.140faith in four billionaires that, frankly, a lot of them say the most sociopathic things imaginable,
01:22:16.460right? And they're all telling us, give us all of your data, which is the most valuable resource
01:22:20.340on earth, by the way. And we promise at some point, trust me, bro, we'll come up with the
01:22:25.020best idea. One of the three of us is definitely going to have it, you know, and that's why we're
01:22:29.420losing. We're allowing monopolists to control the narrative. We're allowing monopolists to control
01:22:32.940our market. We're allowing monopolists to control our administration. We're allowing monopolists1.00
01:22:36.700to control all investment. We're allowing monopolists to control our regulatory agencies.0.91
01:22:40.320And as a result, we are going to be the socialized risk that bails out the bubble that's going to pop and destroy this economy.
01:22:47.340And it's all coming from the same sources.
01:22:49.740It's all coming from the intelligence agencies.
01:22:51.820I'm going to show a clip when we get back after commercial break from John Kiriakou where he's laying out the history of NQTEL and the fact that the CIA decided it was shortly after September 11th.
01:23:02.480They were given a pass to invest for profit in tech companies in order to get access to emergent technology.
01:23:08.620And the first company that they contracted with was Palantir, of course, and Palantir has now become the basically operating system of the new world order.
01:23:16.760And it's not a coincidence that the people building the data centers are now saying, well, these people protesting data centers, they're being funded by China.0.61
01:23:24.420And this is domestic terror. And in fact, this video just broke like one minute before you came on air.
01:23:30.000And it is a it's from M. Redpills Joke Army police running down and harassing a guy over a post on Facebook about protesting data centers.
01:23:40.800So I think we have that video. Let's go to this. I want to get your comment on the other side.
01:23:43.620But it's not a coincidence that these data centers are being built in such a way that's destroying the lives of the communities with this and the aggressiveness, which with with which they're pursuing this goal and then criminalizing opposition to it.
01:23:56.560This is I mean, we've never seen anything like this in America before.
01:24:02.300Funks right here came by because I'm trying to organize a community protest against a representative who is trying to push in a data center owned by an out-of-state company trying to suck up all our energy.
01:25:37.320That's the fact that I'm watching this man ruin the world around here.
01:25:40.040And, yes, I'm allowed to say that if someone cares about their kids, they shouldn't destroy the community that their kids are being raised in.
01:26:21.720I didn't even realize they actually put him under arrest.
01:26:24.160I thought this was just another case of intimidation. They actually arrested a guy for planning a protest against data centers because he says this person has kids, and if he cares about his kids, he should care about the community they grow up in, and they're interpreting that as a threat. That is a terrifying precedent to be set.
01:26:42.380You know, they're trying to say that these are funded protests.
01:26:45.820I've got to tell you, I've never seen a more unifying movement in my adult life in the United States.
01:26:50.740We are in Maryland. I'm based in Maryland, right?
01:26:53.120I'm outside D.C. Obviously, I'm in D.C. a lot.
01:26:55.720But I live out in very rural agricultural land, Maryland, where we are on data center road.
01:27:00.540And we had thousands of farmers turn up to protest our data centers, and they rubber stamped the last two.
01:27:07.360And in our state, we have referendum laws, and so do 26 other states in the United States.
01:27:11.060and our state is doing a referendum to stop all data centers.
01:27:14.660And our captain is three doors down from me
01:27:17.360and she's a retiree with a kid in college.
01:27:19.660So I'd love to see them say where the funding is coming from
01:27:22.240because we're watching it in real time here.
01:30:52.700You can come visit me over at Tiffany Sianci on TikTok and on YouTube, and I'm the Vito Mom on Instagram.
01:30:59.680There you go. And we're talking about what's happening with data centers and private equity and the hellish marriage of both of these things.
01:31:08.460What is the Save Our Bacon Act? And why should people be concerned about this?
01:31:14.060So the Save Our Bacon Act is sort of related to what we've been doing on pesticide immunity, right?
01:31:18.320Like I've been on your show talking about pesticide immunity in the war room a lot.
01:31:22.200And Alex has been talking about pesticide immunity a lot.
01:31:25.640Pesticide immunity was one to grant pesticide immunity to and is still the effort to give pesticide immunity immunity to foreign chemical companies like Sagenta from China and more more prevalently Bear Monsanto, the German company.
01:31:40.380And they've been infiltrating our government with money.
01:31:42.660Well, they're not the only agricultural monopolies that are doing that.
01:31:46.040And we're seeing like most of our meatpacking industry is entirely owned by Brazilian and Chinese companies.
01:31:52.540Smithfield is owned by China. Brazilian companies own, they own like 80 percent of the meatpacking in the United States, something that Thomas Massey has been working hard to fight.
01:32:00.340And so when you look right now at what just went into the House, the Farm Bill that's crossing over to the Senate right now for a new markup, we were able to strip pesticide immunity out.
01:32:11.640On the fourth attempt, they've pushed this legislative session to secure it for these
01:32:15.700billionaires that are spending big money to get it.
01:32:17.620But the Save Our Bacon Act did not get stripped out.
01:32:20.540And the Save Our Bacon Act is an act that is framed to say that we need it to save the
01:32:25.920pork industry, that the pork industry is in dire need of an overhaul because states, and
01:32:31.560they frame it as woke states and liberal states, are making it impossible for farmers to make
01:32:36.560money, no, monopolies that are owned by foreign governments and foreign investors.
01:32:41.180are making it impossible for farmers to make money.
01:32:43.640What this bill is designed to do is to make it so when states like Tennessee pass laws
01:32:48.460that say you can't hold a pig in a crate where they can't sit up, stand up, or move
01:32:52.760its entire life, which creates a lot of lesions, illnesses, forces a lot of chemicals into
01:33:26.240And so the Save Our Bacon Act did cross to the Senate, and now we have a very short window
01:33:30.560to try to stop it because you have several states, mostly agricultural farm states that
01:33:35.640have passed laws saying we don't want a bunch of poisons in our meat. And most people don't realize
01:33:41.680that this is sort of tied to what Thomas Massey has been working on, right? He just passed, got
01:33:45.880the Prime Act included in the Farm Bill. And the Prime Act, that's designed to make it so that a
01:33:51.060local farmer here in rural Maryland, where I live, can go to a local meat processor, have that meat
01:33:57.100broken down, and they can have it packaged, and we can eat it fresh, close to the source. No chemicals,
01:34:02.180no methane added in, nothing to make the skin pink again, nothing to pump in chemicals in the
01:34:07.940packaging. What's happening with about 80% of the pork and the beef in the United States right now
01:34:13.360is they will say that it is raised and packaged in America. It doesn't say made in the USA. It
01:34:19.840says raised and packaged in America. And that's because they put them in these industrial farms
01:34:24.640and a pig is then put to slaughter and then it's packed in ice and it's shipped like two months
01:34:29.940across the ocean to China, where it is then processed in China, filled with a bunch of
01:34:35.260chemicals, a bunch of treatments, bleach baths, and then they put it in packaging and they pump
01:34:40.340a bunch of chemicals into the holding containers to keep it looking pink. And it comes two more
01:34:43.980months back across the ocean, right? And then we plastic wrap it here and it looks like it's
01:34:49.040raised and packaged in America. But it's had four months of chemical interventions on the way back
01:34:53.800and forth across the ocean. We have no idea what happened to it when it got there and how many
01:34:57.500chemicals were used, how many antibiotics, how many bleach baths it went through. So when you
01:35:03.460see that these monopolies have fundamentally forced farmers to make less money and forced
01:35:08.880them to use practices they don't want to, and then you have states that step in and go, we want to
01:35:12.160protect our farms, we want to protect our meatpacking. And now we have a new effort to undermine the
01:35:17.220state's right to do that for their own citizens, for their citizens to vote for what they want and
01:35:21.060what they want their children to eat and their food, right? And so when you see this, you see
01:35:25.460these consummate efforts by monopolists that are not american companies by the way these bills are
01:35:30.320being written at the behest of foreign interests foreign interests that control our food supply
01:35:35.520that is something that we need to take an active role in and we need to stop and that's something
01:35:40.140and so the safer bacon act is just as important as removing pesticide immunity because we have
01:35:44.520foreign interests that have taken control of our food supply and we need to stop it the prime act
01:35:48.880that that massey has been working so hard for for the last five years that makes it so we can get
01:35:54.080back to packaging local food we used to have 200 000 meat processors and packers that were all
01:35:58.740small businesses in america now we have less than 1500 wow less than 1500 left and that story about
01:36:05.020shipping things to china i mean i know that's true and i used to always point it out as
01:36:08.300showing the hypocrisy of the climate change agenda you know being pushed by globalists where it's
01:36:12.600like hey look if you really are concerned about you know pollution how about not sending a giant
01:36:17.260container ship across the pacific ocean twice to to process animals again i not i i assume they do
01:36:24.260it with pigs but i know they used to do it with chickens where they would raise chickens here
01:36:26.920ship them across the pacific ocean process them and ship them back and they act like that's uh
01:36:32.440you know a positive i i don't know how much they're saving by doing that but i can't imagine
01:36:37.360it it you know is i can't imagine how much they're saving that it's worth it to ship something twice
01:36:42.180across the pacific but apparently it is it shows you you know what corners they're cutting i guess
01:36:46.120But this is also one more example of how we are subsidizing entire other nations' economies.
01:36:52.620They've got entire divisions of Chinese provinces that are dedicated to processing our meat by taking the jobs that we could have here, processing locally.0.66
01:37:01.300Think about how much money could be saved and a local farmer could just sell to us fresh, right?
01:37:05.180They don't have to sell their pigs to these meat packages.
01:37:07.540The problem is that we've allowed so much regulatory infiltration by these megacorporations and monopolies that they have forced so much regulation onto our farmers and our meat processors that they had to give up and close up shop.
01:37:20.280One of the most effective things they did was they lobbied to force it so that every single meat processor, a mom and pop shop, has to have an office, an office that they pay for at the rate of $10,000 to $12,000 a month to the government in their little meat packaging place so that a full-time USDA inspector can be stationed at their building.
01:37:38.440And that forced out every small processor in the United States when prior to that regulatory initiative, it was just a regular health inspector that came in.
01:37:48.460What we had were monopolies that wanted greater control, and so they forced unnecessary regulation onto small businesses that they couldn't afford, and it forced them out of business.
01:37:56.380And now we're propping up entire economies with the work that used to be done here for more efficient and more costly food access.
01:38:02.900We are forfeiting our sovereignty, and we're doing it at the behest of foreign interests because they're paying our politicians to do it.
01:38:09.680And if people don't know this is happening, there's nothing they can do to stand up and stop it.
01:38:14.260So so we've got a couple of things that, you know, are coming down the pipe that we're trying to defend against.
01:38:19.680How can people defend against this stuff?
01:38:21.280We got the Save Our Bacon Act, which is overriding states rights so that states can no longer extricate themselves from the global war on, you know, good meat.
01:38:30.840Essentially is what it is. Really, it's a war on meat overall, because it's a war on human flourishing and meat is a core component of that.
01:38:36.480So they really want you just eating soy and being a pathetic cuck your whole life.0.98
01:38:40.220So that's the ultimate down the line operation. But not to get not to get off off course here. We've got the Save Our Bacon Act. You know, trying to we're trying to save the meat packing industry or revitalize it here. You've got the fact that they're going to start spending pension funds on data centers.0.99
01:38:57.640and we've got the data centers basically becoming immune to protest because people are being
01:39:02.860arrested for merely speaking out against it. How can we fight back against this? What does our
01:39:07.580audience need to actually do to tangibly prevent this stuff from happening? All right. So we have
01:39:13.520two big action items today. And one of them, I think, is I mean, they're both really important
01:39:17.240right now. First of all, every sitting citizen in the United States has two members of the Senate
01:39:21.600that you can call right now and say that you want to save our bacon act stripped out of the farm
01:39:25.740mill they're heading to markup in just a couple weeks so that's what people can start doing right
01:39:29.240away you guys can always do that at the link in my bio but you guys can also look at who's my
01:39:33.080who's my representative.gov right you can go and find if you need to contact you emailing them
01:39:37.660let me start sorry to interrupt but especially let your farmer friends know about this like
01:39:42.280you're listening and you live around uh you know people that raise cattle or pigs or any any you
01:39:47.340know produce you got to let them know because this stuff is probably being passed without even their
01:39:51.560knowledge, and they'd be the ones who would be tangibly affected by this and have a vested
01:39:56.760interest in preventing this type of thing from passing. So yes, call your senators. I think
01:40:01.060that's a great idea, and everybody should be doing that as we speak. But in addition to that,
01:40:06.680spread the word to people who this is going to affect, because they need to understand their
01:40:10.220livelihood is at risk here. And I guess we're going to have a sandwich episode, because
01:40:15.000when we pivoted from the data centers and the rating of the pensions, yes, your pension is
01:40:21.180going to be forced into these index funds if these IPOs are granted this valuation because the SEC
01:40:26.080made this sweetheart call that's going to grant them unlimited access to your money.
01:40:30.360And what a lot of people don't recognize is that that is only one part of the pension rating. And
01:40:34.540over on War Room, you and I have talked a lot about the fact that all 401ks are currently at
01:40:39.420risk because Trump passed an executive order back in October that he said was democratizing access
01:40:44.900to investment in the United States. This was lobbied for for a decade by private equity,
01:40:49.700and no president was willing to do it,
01:41:43.720You do that in larger investment mechanisms.
01:41:45.720but unless you're spending millions of dollars the fees are so high that you cannot make money
01:41:51.320and prior to this you could always invest that way if you wanted to but if your fund manager did it
01:41:57.880and each time your fund manager did it what happened was they ended up losing entire groups
01:42:03.240of people's wealth and you and all of those people formed a class action and you filed
01:42:08.080something called an orisa lawsuit orisa lawsuits are managed by the department of labor okay and
01:42:14.080these Arisa lawsuits would come. And every single time that a fund manager badly invested your money
01:42:18.900with private equity, they would come in and you would file a class action and that fund manager
01:42:23.220would have to make your 401k hole. And that fear was sufficient to stop them from making reckless
01:42:29.200bets with your money. It created safety. It created security, long-term growth strategies,
01:42:34.680and a mechanism by which you could hold them accountable. And we've talked about immunity a
01:42:39.440lot. Well, if you look at Trump's executive order, which again, you could always invest
01:42:43.500your money in these mechanisms. He makes four paragraphs about you're going to get access to
01:42:47.420private equity. You're going to get access to private credit. You're going to get access to
01:42:50.660crypto. And in the very last paragraph, in very tiny language, it says, and I'm calling on the
01:42:56.640SEC and the DOL to pass new regulations that make it possible. Well, that's what they're doing.
01:43:03.580The SEC just did it by giving all of these data centers immediate access to the MAG-10 and all of
01:43:08.700index funds that are going to force your pensions and your 401ks into buying in at the top of their
01:43:13.960Ponzi scheme, which is what it is right now, right? And they're going to sell while you're
01:43:19.160buying at the top, they're going to be selling and making a killing because they've had private
01:43:22.480investment open for almost 10 months and they've been buying at the bottom. And then on the other
01:43:28.220side, you have the Department of Labor. Now, the Department of Labor was really what was most
01:43:31.900important. The Department of Labor had to pass a new rule that granted immunity to the fund managers.
01:43:36.560And that's exactly what they're doing. They've engaged in a rulemaking process, and I sent over a link to it. The rulemaking process says that once approved, it will make it illegal for Americans to form class action or RISA lawsuits to hold fund managers accountable when they invest your money badly in private equity, private credit, or crypto.
01:43:57.120It's granting them immunity. And it has only one benchmark to ban your ability to bring a lawsuit.
01:44:03.120And that benchmark is moderate due diligence with zero definition for what that means.
01:44:07.680That could mean looking at a prospectus. That could mean sitting on the guy who runs that fund manager's yacht and getting a really sweetheart kickback compensation structure for recommending this to your investors, right, to your pension holders, your 401k holders, and looking at that prospectus and going, this feels moderately investigated.
01:44:24.080it. It could literally mean just that. And you are no longer able to hold them accountable when
01:44:29.520they invest your money in these 401ks and your 401ks, your pensions into these private equity
01:44:34.880and private credit markets, which are in a bubble that is bursting in real time, that is begging
01:44:39.520for a bailout right now of $12 trillion. Well, conveniently right now in dry powder available
01:44:46.620in the 401k structures, there's about $12.8 trillion available. And so as long as they
01:44:52.420pass this rule, your 401k is going to be free range for these billionaires to get bailed out
01:44:57.740of their own bad investments. The same investments that Harvard and Yale have pulled out of,
01:45:01.560the same bad investments that JP Morgan just cut off lending to, the same bad investments
01:45:05.480that at Blue Owl, at BlackRock, at Blackstone have had to now halt withdrawals because there's
01:45:11.820a run on the banks because they're all bad investments in, wait for it, data centers that
01:45:17.340are all funded by private credit markets. And so there's this rulemaking process, and I'm sorry to
01:45:21.840say they kept it very quiet for a very long time and so we only have until monday to stop it and
01:45:26.780that's a really really short time frame but your show has helped me stop two other rulemaking
01:45:31.520processes in the past and we're here to stop this one so uh right now at the department of labor
01:45:36.580there's a rulemaking process and the way rulemaking works is actually one of the places where we still
01:45:41.700have a lot to say um the way that it's statutized is that they have to post the rule the proposed
01:45:46.680rule. And then Americans get given a couple months to give feedback. Now, a lot of billionaires have
01:45:52.640lobbied to make it really hard to find the opportunity to participate in this. So you have
01:45:57.280to click through quite a few things to get there, but I've made it easy. I've given you the immediate
01:46:00.480link and the immediate link is posted at the top of my link in every one of my social media channels.
01:46:05.360And all you have to do is click the green, leave a comment button, and you're going to go in and
01:46:09.320leave a comment and say, I do not support the enactment of this law. Americans deserve and
01:46:14.560have the constitutional right to bring lawsuits when when our money is mismanaged. Right. You can
01:46:19.420say that you can write longer paragraphs. You can write whole statements. You can write an entire
01:46:23.580essay if you want. You can include up to 20 attachments. But we need to make it heard because
01:46:29.100I'm going to be honest, the crypto lobby has done a very good job of convincing everybody that they
01:46:33.100can't invest in crypto without this new rule. And so they've been flooding the comment section with
01:46:38.080like bot-generated content. And so we need to out-influence this. You can already invest in
01:46:45.740crypto. You can already invest in private equity and private credit. You will lose your money,
01:46:51.100but you can do that. But right now you at least have protection if somebody else invests it badly
01:46:56.220and we need to protect that interest. And so people have to go and participate in this rule
01:47:00.580making process. And we only have until Monday at 6 p.m. Eastern time. And I'm calling on every
01:47:05.200single American to get in there and make your voice heard. And there's three ways you can do
01:47:08.180it. You can do it as a person. You can do it as an organization, or you can do it anonymously.
01:47:13.480I strongly encourage you to include your information because once you submit your
01:47:17.560comment, it's going to be screened. There's an entire human screening division that will block
01:47:21.460out all of your identifying information. It will never be seen in the public forums, but they have
01:47:25.980to verify real people submitted comments to, to put back the proposal that explains what people
01:47:31.580want. Because once all the comments are received by Monday, it will go to a nonpartisan auditing
01:47:37.820firm and they will tabulate what Americans want and they will make the proposal back as to whether
01:47:43.280to enact it or to deny this rule based on how many Americans that can be verified made their
01:47:48.880voices heard. Now, let's say that you're an American that has a 401k. You should submit as
01:47:53.600a person. Let's say you're a Girl Scout leader and your Girl Scouts are working on their smart
01:47:56.960money badge and you guys have done some investigation and you think that this is not a
01:48:00.680good idea. You can submit as an organization. You could submit through your Rotary Club. You
01:48:05.140could submit through your Catholic Charities Board. You could submit through your local
01:48:09.260investment club. You could submit through all of those organizations, right? And you can also
01:48:13.420submit anonymously. I will continue to say you need a different email address for each submission,
01:48:19.000and I would never suggest submitting more than once. You do need a different email address for
01:48:22.920each. So this is what it looks like. There's the big green button, submit a public comment. So
01:48:28.080our audience has until monday to do this but it only takes a few minutes and there's really no
01:48:32.600excuse not to do it today right now uh and and then maybe tomorrow uh so what what is this what
01:48:40.460is this uh what how do we get here like how do we find this link i just want to give step-by-step
01:48:45.840instructions to our audience there's no confusion no excuses how do they find the most so that page
01:48:51.800literally is 30 clicks deep on a government website because they want lobbyists to be the
01:48:55.680only ones that know how to find it because lobbyists submit these huge reports on why it
01:48:59.260should be enacted. Right. But I've made it really easy. You can go to any one of my social media
01:49:04.480profiles and the link in my bio. The top link is this form. You just one click and you're there.
01:49:10.560So you don't have to go through 30 clicks. It's your link tree. You hit my link tree,
01:49:15.020the very top link. OK, so at the vino mom on X, you can go to that or you go to link tree
01:49:20.200slash Tiffany Cianci, but it's right there at the top. Fight to stop the bailout fiduciary duties
01:49:26.040in selecting designated investment alternatives. So I'm going to go ahead and tweet this out as
01:49:30.680well. So if you follow me at Harrison H. Smith, that will be my top tweet for the next little
01:49:35.380while. Because again, no excuses. No, well, I tried, but I couldn't quite find it. Boom,
01:49:40.540right there. Harrison H. Smith, click the button in the non-pinned first link, first tweet of mine,
01:49:46.460And that will take you right there. There's the link tree itself. And you can click that top box there to take you right there. So go right there. Hit the big green button. Could not be more simple. Brilliant stuff. OK, we only got three minutes left. What else do people need to know?
01:50:01.800I mean, what I want people to recognize is that we've been convinced and conditioned to believe
01:50:07.860that voting is the only way we get to participate in government. There are so many ways we can stop
01:50:12.460so many of the things that have been corrupted in our government systems right now. This is one
01:50:17.620thing we still have, right? And this works. A lot of people think that when we do these things,
01:50:21.100it doesn't work. We were able to pass two new rules at the FTC over the last two years
01:50:25.840using this exact method with almost exclusively my followers and your followers, right? Our voice
01:50:31.440does still matter, and it matters statutorily. But there are also a thousand other ways that
01:50:35.360your voice matters, right? In 26 states in the United States, we have what are called referendum
01:50:39.240laws. Now, if you don't know what a referendum is, it's where you can go and write a law,
01:50:43.740you can collect some signatures from your neighbors, and you can get it on the ballot
01:50:46.720circumventing your legislature, right? We have the ability to make ourselves heard.
01:50:52.300There are also 100,000 politicians in the United States each year that run unopposed,
01:50:58.200right because they've always had the job they get to keep the job and people keep paying them to
01:51:01.820stay there and they get corrupted and they take money go run for office like we got to start
01:51:06.620participating every time i come here i come with new ways that we can make a difference we can
01:51:11.080change things and it's working i like to believe that we are showing your audience in real time
01:51:16.360that this bubbly little fairy of doom paired with you is making a difference we stripped pesticide
01:51:20.920immunity out we passed small business protections at the ftc we are passing referendum laws against
01:51:25.780data centers right now. We can do this, and I'll help anyone that wants to. You want to run for
01:51:31.360office? Well, Massey, we just out-influenced their money. They sent Hegseth out there. We got there1.00
01:51:37.420a little bit later than we should have, but we also drowned out their voices and doubled the
01:51:42.380amount of turnout at the polls. If you look at Cornyn in Texas, he had a 30% landslide. We kept
01:51:47.640this one within 10 points. If we'd gotten there three weeks earlier, we could have changed
01:51:51.040everything. Every voice in America matters. Every voice. And everything we do matters. And while
01:51:57.260they've really worked very, very hard to convince us that we have to just take it and roll over,
01:52:01.980it's happening in real time that we're proving that's not true. Like Maine and Hawaii right
01:52:05.820now are passing laws to overturn Citizens United. And they're headed to the Supreme Court. And it
01:52:10.160could work, right? Like there are things that are happening in referendum all across the United
01:52:14.260States. In Maryland, we're overturning the data center regulations by citizen signature. I'm not
01:52:20.020doing it by begging politicians that already took the money. We're just circumventing them.
01:52:24.100We're going around them and we're running for office. And that's and that's the way to do it.
01:52:28.180And you see the effect that's having of, you know, all over the country. People are trying to
01:52:32.220because the thing is, they can only do this if it's in secret without your awareness. And they
01:52:36.180try to do that. They try to slip it under the door before you realize what they're doing. We
01:52:40.520have to stay on top of it. You know, this is the cost of liberty is eternal vigilance. You have to
01:52:45.240be vigilant against this and not wait for them to give you permission to speak out against them or
01:52:49.620try to stop them. You have to try to stop them using whatever tools that you have at your
01:52:53.060disposal. And as dysfunctional as our system currently is, it still has these these abilities
01:52:58.120for us to intervene as regular citizens and stop what the powerful want to do. It's it really is
01:53:02.680the beauty of the American system. We have to utilize that as well as we can. Tiffany,
01:53:07.980incredible as always, the bubbly little fairy of doom. Follow her on X at the Vino mom,
01:53:13.380Tiffany Sianci dot com. And of course, on Instagram at the Vino mom as well. Thank you
01:53:18.780so much uh we'll have to check in with you see how we did here you have until monday it's at
01:53:23.220the top of my ex it's on tiffany's link tree go there sign it fill it out thanks for being with
01:53:28.340us once again tiffany thanks always harrison incredible as always hardest working woman on
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01:53:40.220ebola and other globalist schemes to take our rights stay with us folks it's the alex jones
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01:53:58.620time have we not delivered to you in the fight against tyranny have you not delivered supporting
01:54:02.460us a symbiotic a win-win situation like he says in gladiator every chops up you know the four guys
01:54:08.000just a few seconds he says are you not entertained are you not entertained and i say are you not
01:54:14.100empowered? Are the tyrants not scared? Are they not coming after me and my crew? You want somebody
01:54:18.820to fight? You want somebody to stand up for you? Well, then you got to back them. And those that
01:54:23.160have backed us, I salute you from the bottom of my heart. And those that have shared the articles
01:54:26.520and videos, that's great. But it's different classes of people. There's people that tune in
01:54:29.720and get the knowledge, but are scared or lazy or whatever. Then there's people that at least share
01:54:35.180the articles and videos. And Paul Revere, we appreciate you. Okay. So you got like copper,
01:54:41.040you know on the bottom at least you listen but i hope people learn from this through osmosis or
01:54:44.880something you got the silver folks that at least share the articles and videos to wake up other
01:54:50.920people and then you got the gold standard the people that do it all and the people that get
01:54:57.440great products that are smart enough to say wow this guy really knows what he's talking about
01:55:00.740i believe him he'd only sell me something that works and then they try it we have a 90 plus
01:55:05.220percent or reorder able supplements because i wouldn't sell you something that doesn't work
01:57:55.940like I don't like Zionism. To me, it's the same way I don't like communism. Jewish people are
01:58:03.040some of my best friends, but there's just seemingly a very pervasive PSYOP. I think0.97
01:58:08.940it's the biggest one out there right now, and it's the PSYOP on Israel. I'll get to a fun story
01:58:14.500about a proud Israeli citizen treating America like garbage here in just a second. But first,1.00
01:58:21.460There's a there's a PSYOP expert. I just want to share this real quick, because I think we're living in a time where speaking truth as you see it, your best discernment of what truth is, having the courage to speak your truth, how you see the world, instead of being gaslit, falling for lies, hypocrisy, corruption, instead of pledging willful ignorance.
01:58:46.500speaking truth, I think, is more important than any other time in history that I've been alive.
01:58:53.660Anyway, yet the intimidation factor has never been higher. I mean, people will treat you like
01:59:03.360you are just a vile human. If you're just like, dude, I think the Israel government's corrupt.0.98
01:59:09.880by the way i think my government's corrupt too drawing the distinction yeah i'm criticizing
01:59:17.140the corrupt government and yeah he literally has a corruption trial he keeps pushing back and
01:59:23.240they just we can't call the killing of children killing of children so i just want to say uh for
01:59:32.480anybody who feels intimidated like hey people are going to smear me i see it happen to people all
01:59:38.720the time when they're online and they're speaking for America, which means you kind of have to say,
01:59:44.940what's this Israel stuff about? I just want to say, man, the version of you on your deathbed,0.80
01:59:52.900what would you regret? What would you be proud of? And I don't think any of us will ever wind
01:59:58.200up on our deathbed saying, you know what I am grateful for? I am grateful I did not have the
02:00:05.160courage to speak truth while I still had the right to speak truth. I think maybe the reverse
02:00:13.460would be true. The version of us on our deathbed, hopefully many years, who would feel more fulfilled
02:00:20.080in the course, the fork in the road where we would not have regret, instead we'd have
02:00:25.500fulfillment would be, yeah, I had the courage to speak truth. By the way, we're not even asking
02:00:34.920ourselves to do anything courageous. We're not asking ourselves, like, pick up a weapon and
02:00:40.620fight for your country. Put yourself in harm's way. We're not even asking you to do that. I'm
02:00:46.320not being asked to do that. We're asking ourselves, I'm asking you, and I'm challenging
02:00:51.640myself to a greater degree, to simply have the little bit of courage it takes to let your words
02:00:59.860be aligned with how you actually see the world and not let intimidation contort your words
02:01:26.160there's a fork in the road and we all have our version of this fork in the road
02:01:31.580we can choose to cower down be the person who lives on our knees or we can choose to have the
02:01:41.480courage and do the version of ourselves who's doing the accounting our life audit many years
02:01:48.600from now who looks back and says that was a life well lived i'm glad i make made that choice
02:01:56.660to speak my mind at that fork in the road that's jp sears uh on the alex jones show uh yesterday
02:02:04.700yesterday the day before i guess i i just thought that was an incredibly inspiring segment and it's
02:02:10.560really not that hard and the thing is the fear that's inculcated the fear of you know stepping
02:02:16.360on somebody's toes or being seen as something that you're not. You got to get over that and
02:02:20.780reject the imposition onto your mind of other people's interpretations of what you're saying.
02:02:27.220Why would anybody feel scared about saying, I don't like that they kill children? There's
02:02:32.640something to be scared of. Anybody who's opposing you or trying to make you feel bad for saying
02:02:36.760stuff like that, they're the bad guys. You have moral superiority here. Wield it like a weapon.
02:02:42.700Don't be scared. Don't be frightened. Be powerful. It's within you.
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02:03:07.260alexjoneslive.com we've only just begun to fight welcome back ladies and gentlemen this is the
02:03:18.840alex jones show i'm your host harrison smith singing for alex on this friday broadcast i'm
02:03:23.740very very excited to welcome my guest mary talley bowden she's a board certified you're
02:03:30.840she's certified something i can't even pronounce that shows you how uh how advanced she is
02:03:36.300After completing her residency at Samford University, she practiced at Memorial Northwest before founding direct care clinic BreatheMD in 2019, which operates as a cash pay model to avoid insurance constraints.
02:03:48.120And I'm happy to say, Dr. Bowden, that first I heard of you is when my parents were patients of yours.
02:03:52.980They're in in Houston. So they were they were very satisfied customers and told me about you.
02:03:57.900And I've watched very happily as your star is risen and you've you've become this fixture in the alternative medicine world that, you know, really brings along a lot of expertise and success along with you.
02:04:11.820You can follow Dr. Bowden at Mary Bowden, M.D., and she's recently come out with a book called Dangerous Misinformation, the Virus, the Treatments and the Lies.
02:04:21.280And she's having some trouble getting it on bookshelves.
02:04:24.100We'll tell you all about it, not because it's not a great book, but because it's too good.
02:04:27.940It says things that certain people don't want out there.
02:04:36.020So tell us about your book and tell us what happened with with Barnes and Noble.
02:04:39.900I saw a clip and we could play it, but we have you here so you can you can tell our audience what happened with this book, Dangerous Misinformation.
02:04:48.180Yeah, it came out last week and, you know, I was hoping it would get on some bookshelves.
02:04:53.940You can easily buy it online on Amazon. And actually, to be fair, Barnes & Noble is carrying it online.
02:05:00.860But my publisher asked them to put on the bookshelves and it was quietly declined.
02:05:05.420but not surprising uh you know this is cancel culture still yeah what um jp was talking about
02:05:13.420just hit home so hard is it you just you know i got canceled for speaking the truth right and this
02:05:20.320is the book details my saga during the pandemic uh but there's you know the truth is i'm just
02:05:28.520trying to push it out uh and i know the pandemic is long gone uh but they're still using the same
02:05:35.300tactics and very similar to what we're seeing with with Israel. You can't you can't say anything0.75
02:05:41.040that's considered anti-Israel. And these are people it's even harder now because it's people
02:05:46.920that are on our team. You know, it's a lot easier when the Democrats are in control. But now it's
02:05:52.020you have to be loyal to Trump or else. And, you know, I'm very frustrated because these COVID0.58
02:05:58.880shots are still being given and seven million children have gotten these shots since Trump
02:06:03.840took office. But, you know, Team Trump will not allow you to to call that out. And when you call
02:06:11.540that out, you get, you know, shut down very quickly, at least on Twitter or. Yeah. Well,
02:06:17.780and and sort of the the failure so far of the Maha agenda has been one of the most glaring
02:06:23.700failures of Trump's second administration. Obviously, the Epstein files, the Iran war.
02:06:28.460I mean, I think these would be the top of most people's list. But Maha was a major reason why a0.99
02:06:33.280lot of especially people that wouldn't have voted for Trump. Otherwise, they saw RFK Jr. They are
02:06:38.560on board with the alternative medicine stuff, although I don't even like calling it alternative
02:06:42.280because there's just that that bad connotation with that. This is real medicine. This is non
02:06:46.820pharmaceutical medicine. Maybe it would be a better way of putting it, even though there are
02:06:50.320some pharmaceuticals in there. It's not about maximizing their profits. It's about maximizing
02:06:54.540the health of the human being. That was the promise that at least in part helped usher Trump
02:06:59.400into the White House. And yet, where is it now? It doesn't seem to exist.
02:07:04.600Right. I mean, Kennedy rose to power on the backs on the heels of the pandemic. Right. That
02:07:10.380that's what garnered so much support behind him. And then he got in office. He he he dropped out
02:07:17.940at the behest of Callie Means, who has become the leader of Maha, dropped out of the race,
02:07:24.980joined Trump. And since he took office, though, he will not say anything about the COVID shots.
02:07:32.420In fact, the FDA, they just approved the next version of the COVID shot for the upcoming
02:07:38.700COVID season. And honestly, I can't even remember the last time I treated a COVID patient.
02:07:44.220But they're still giving these to Americans or putting Americans in harm's way.
02:07:50.220um 29 states recommend that all babies get three covid shots by the time they're nine months old
02:07:57.380um so and 20 of health care providers are pushing the shots on their patients and so
02:08:03.660if people keep arguing oh well just give people a choice you know we need to give them the freedom
02:08:09.040to choose but they're not getting informed consent they're they're not being told that
02:08:14.140risks of these shots far outweigh any benefit. And I'm not even aware of a benefit. So this is
02:08:20.660a product that should have been pulled off the market a very long time ago. Any other product
02:08:26.040would have based on what we saw. They had over 700 people die within the first month of rollout.
02:08:33.480And now we're seeing this explosion in cancer cases. They've been sitting on cancer data
02:08:38.800since 2022. They recently came out with 2023 data, so a huge increase in cancer in people
02:08:46.420under 50. And that, I suspect, or I'm pretty certain based on what doctors on the ground
02:08:52.820are seeing, that the 2024-2025 data is going to be shocking.
02:08:58.980Yeah, and you'll see stories in mainstream press going, what explains turbo cancer? I mean,
02:09:04.400they'll acknowledge the turbo cancer. They'll acknowledge the rise. And I saw an article the
02:09:09.280other day that was trying to blame, you know, miscarriages and negative outcomes to pregnancy
02:09:14.980on like abortion law changes. And then you go in and do the numbers and you go, well, wait,
02:09:19.420they're counting deaths that happened in like 2022, a year before the abortion restrictions
02:09:24.600were in place. So there's only one cause that this could be, and it would have to be the COVID
02:09:28.400vaccine. So in a weird way, they're reporting on the consequences of the vaccine. I believe
02:09:32.960what we're seeing is the consequence of the vaccine. But they're like scratching their head
02:09:37.520and they won't acknowledge the obvious, you know, suspect in the room, which would be the vaccine.
02:09:41.720They're trying to come up with all these other reasons that turbo cancer is exploding and
02:09:45.620miscarriages exploded, you know, following the rollout of the vaccine. They'll admit on the
02:09:50.560consequences, but they want to cover up and act stupid like they're acting dumb, like they don't1.00
02:09:55.560understand that it was the vaccine. But they can only hold this on for so long. I mean,0.99
02:09:59.940When are we going to get the full acknowledgement, do you think, of the true damage that the vaccines have done to us and are continuing to do to us?
02:10:09.120I don't know. Yeah, a lot of this has to happen to people firsthand.
02:10:12.640So we are seeing people in Trump's administration getting cancer, right?
02:10:17.860Pam Bondi. We see Tulsi Gabbard's husband.
02:10:23.820So, you know, it just keeps coming out. And oftentimes people who are very headstrong, the only way they're going to learn the lesson is it happens to themselves. So maybe maybe that's what it's going to take.
02:10:39.140But I'm fairly certain that Trump is keeping Kennedy from taking action on this.
02:10:46.320I mean, I don't have any inside information, but we know that Kennedy was on our side prior to gaining power.
02:10:52.780Frustrating to me, I think, you know, if it were me in Kennedy's shoes, I would have recruited all my faithful lieutenants and put them in office.
02:11:02.200And then, you know, I would have gone scorched earth and did what needed to be done, knowing I would lose the power.
02:11:09.140But when you have your lieutenants in place, then they can accomplish all the other things that need to be done. But he's taken the opposite approach. He's slow rolling. He's, you know, taking the low hanging fruit, changing the food pyramid and addressing, you know, food in the hospitals and things like that and taking Diet Coke away from SNAP recipients.
02:11:30.720And but, you know, that's it's the pandemic touched every single American.
02:11:37.120It is the greatest public health crisis of our generation.
02:11:40.780And it's very frustrating that the administration is acting like it never happened.
02:11:45.620But the consequences of that are this complete lack of trust that people have in the system.
02:11:51.900My son broke his wrist the other day and I was five hours away and he had to go to the
02:11:57.720And I got a text that said ambulance and hospital and fentanyl.
02:12:04.260And I, you know, I was just beside myself and I was five hours away.
02:12:10.340And this was in West Texas and Uvalde, you know, at the Frio River.
02:12:15.980And, you know, I was worried about his injury, but I was more worried about what they were going to do to him in the hospital.
02:12:22.480And thankfully, I had three moms there, very like minded.
02:12:26.580They recorded the whole thing and it all turned out great. And actually it was it exceeded my expectations.
02:12:32.280But that's what's going on is, you know, we should not be worried about getting emergency treatment at a hospital.
02:12:40.700But that's where we are because of what happened during the pandemic. And the administration has done nothing to correct it.
02:12:47.260Right. Well, and that's the thing about the fact that, you know, the the perjury charge for Dr. Fauci just expired.
02:12:54.480I don't understand how that I mean, to me, what he's done is committed crimes against humanity.
02:12:59.020So I don't understand, you know, how that could expire after five years.
02:13:02.340The perjury was, you know, in pursuit of the crimes he was committing.
02:13:06.580Right. He lied about the cover up about the crimes of, you know, creating and releasing this virus, then covering up the origin of it so they could get people to take vaccines.
02:13:15.040I mean, that's the crime. So I don't understand how that statute of limitations has expired.
02:13:18.500I don't think it has. But, you know, when it expired, it's like they're going to do it again.
02:13:22.440You're supposed to punish these people so that they don't try to do this again.
02:13:26.700And, yeah, to ensure the American people of, hey, if somebody abuses the fear that they've created in you, if they come up with a scheme to get you to take a product so they can make money, we're going to hold them to account.
02:13:38.500So, you know, you can trust our system.
02:13:40.600If people abuse it, it's possible they abuse it, but we will hunt them down and hold them to account for it.
02:13:45.340That would go a lot of ways in refurbishing the trust that people have lost for the medical industry in particular.
02:13:51.300but really it's about saying you're not going to be allowed to do this again because they haven't
02:13:55.940punished anybody that did it to us the first time and it looks an awful lot like they're gearing up
02:13:59.680for the next round hantavirus was the big one recently a bowl ebola i see like these little
02:14:05.520signals they're not making a big deal out of it yet but people in the congo are like burning uh
02:14:11.100clinics down who are there to treat ebola and i don't know which side i'm on necessarily i i don't
02:14:16.600know you know what they're learning that would make them want to burn the clinics down but
02:14:19.680But I instinctively am on their side. I think it's a good thing the clinics are being burned down.
02:14:24.580Maybe that's a bad reaction, but it seems like they're trying to do it again.
02:14:28.520And this is going to happen because we didn't punish people the first time.
02:14:31.980Do you think Ebola is a big deal? Do you think we should be making a big deal, bigger deal out of it?
02:14:36.460Or do you think it's being pumped up to cause the fear? What's your take on the on the new Ebola outbreak?
02:14:41.520I mean, no one wants to get Ebola. It's a horrible virus. But it is, you know, my gut is that this is all hyperbole. You know, the area of the world where this is occurring is third world to the infinite degree.
02:14:59.840I mean, there's civil war going on. It's in a rural area. They have very poor health infrastructure to begin with.
02:15:09.360And the numbers are not that high. Now, I guess, yes, they could climb.
02:15:15.500But the last real big pandemic like that or not pandemic outbreak, it was, you know, much, much worse.
02:15:24.460So it was 28,000 people became infected. So we're nowhere near that. And yeah, it may become a problem in that area of the world, but I'm not worried at all that it's going to come to the United States and create a big outbreak in the United States.
02:15:44.320but it is one of those where you know unlike covid where you know it really wasn't dangerous
02:15:50.540to little kids and you know you could you could basically treat it like the flu and have a pretty
02:15:55.360dang good chance like 99 plus percent chance of surviving and being okay on the other side ebola
02:15:59.720it's a whole different story right and i i wonder i mean we saw the way that they were willing to
02:16:04.840destroy people's lives they're willing to try to crush people like yourself under covid i'm like0.99
02:16:09.160these people are so crazy. Maybe they will weaponize Ebola. Maybe the next time it really0.99
02:16:13.860will be a deadly and horrifying disease. And, you know, maybe they're setting us up all to be
02:16:19.620suckers. Not sure. I just think it's so dangerous what they're able to do with with diseases now.0.98
02:16:24.280And we are doing nothing to try to contain that. And it seems as though we have no ability to
02:16:28.640effectively combat the viruses in any way. And this was a big complaint we had about the WHO,
02:16:35.180show you know under covid they let it spread all over the world before they took their first step
02:16:39.700if their whole point of existing is to identify and contain emergent diseases where the hell were
02:16:44.780they and then with the hantavirus thing on the ship they let everybody get off the ship and go
02:16:48.620home and it's like you know we're paying billions of dollars to these international organizations
02:16:52.920and they do less than nothing when it comes to these outbreaks the monkey pox was another one
02:16:57.400it was contained it was on a small island in the you know canary islands off spain and they let
02:17:01.560everybody go home and spread it around. But that sort of fell flat when they tried to make that
02:17:05.900the next pandemic. But I mean, are they even trying to combat this stuff? And I wouldn't be
02:17:11.640scared of Ebola normally, but it seems like they'd be willing to introduce Ebola into this population
02:17:17.020if they thought they could benefit somehow. Yeah, I saw that the World Health Organization
02:17:23.620leader, Tedros, is against shutting down the borders to contain this, which makes it's common
02:17:30.560sense. I don't understand that at all. Now, Ebola is so lethal that it is it is hard to spread in
02:17:38.260normal, you know, first world countries. The people in Africa, they there's death rituals1.00
02:17:46.000where they touch their deceased and they have this poor sanitation situation. So people need0.99
02:17:54.320to keep in mind that it's very unlikely that it could spread far and wide in the United States.
02:18:02.200I'm just not worried. But I think the biggest risk is that they spread the fear and they use
02:18:07.640that fear to control us. Absolutely. And speaking of the fear they use to control us and just going
02:18:14.580back to the beginning of our conversation today, the book, of course, is Dangerous Misinformation,
02:18:20.180The Virus, the Treatments, and the Lies by Dr. Mary Bowden. And you can follow her on X at
02:18:25.840Mary Bowden, MD. Do you regret anything, doctor? Do you regret taking this choice to stand up
02:18:31.800against the medical industry? Wouldn't your life be so much better if you just kept your head down
02:18:36.380and did as you were told and were just an anonymous person in the medical industry in
02:18:42.720Houston? So do you have any regrets about telling the truth? What advice would you give to people
02:18:47.060who maybe find themselves in a situation similar to yours in the future?
02:19:44.700And and yeah, I mean, I can't imagine, you know, living the other way.
02:19:48.760But honestly, when you, you know, stand up against these big, powerful forces and when it's like there's really nothing that feels better than that.
02:19:55.880I can't imagine anything else. Speaking of the big, powerful forces, I want to go to this video just broke just sort of ironically right before you came on.
02:20:02.720I saw this video and asked the crew to bring it in. Pediatricians are being incentivized directly by HMOs to force vaccines.
02:20:08.980This has been going on for a while, but it's still going on, you know, to a very heavy degree.
02:20:12.540I was wondering if you could give us your insight on into somebody who's probably experienced this type of pressure.
02:20:17.420Let's go to this video now. This is from the high wire pediatricians incentivized by HMOs.
02:20:21.820Let's watch. What is the truth? Because I hear back and forth.
02:20:24.560I mean, do pediatricians get incentivized with percent vaccination of their?
02:20:29.520Yes. Dr. Paul Thomas has done a very good video on that and many other pediatricians have followed.
02:20:34.620Maybe Dr. Hooker could answer better on that.
02:20:36.820Yeah, they're typically incentivized directly by HMOs.
02:21:53.360Were you ever pressured like that in your experience as a doctor?
02:21:55.820Well, I don't contrast with HMOs or insurance companies, but I think the most popular tweet I ever posted was, you know, I treated over 6,000 COVID patients.
02:22:08.500And if I had given all those patients the COVID shot, I would have made $1.5 million from this one.
02:22:17.480And it's all laid out on paper where the bonus structure for giving those shots.
02:22:23.040And yeah, personally, I my 18 year old son went to our pediatrician and I wasn't there at the appointment and he was pressured into getting the meningitis shot based on false data that the doctor scared him and told him he had a 25 percent chance of dying if he got meningitis.
02:22:42.920He didn't give him any of the potential risk about getting the shot, didn't tell him that if something goes wrong and he's permanently injured, he has no recourse against the drug company.
02:22:55.760So, yeah, it's definitely a problem, especially now, you know, the COVID shot, not as much as an issue, but just general vaccines.
02:23:04.200People are much more vaccine hesitant and doctors, pediatricians are firing these patients.
02:23:10.280I have patients coming to me very often about that that problem that they're having.
02:23:14.940Yeah, absolutely. And then it can be hard to stand up against the pressure if you're not, you know, armed with the information.
02:23:20.980It's sort of the best example I often bring up when talking about like how you need the information at hand or you need to be confident enough in your understanding of it to where when they're sitting there going, you have a 25 percent chance of dying.
02:23:32.620You can hit them back with no, I don't. I know the stats or just look, I think you're lying to me and I'm not going to do it.
02:23:39.040You have you have to have the confidence to stand up to it because that pressure is real.
02:23:43.140And when it's coming from somebody in a lab coat, it does something to our brain.
02:23:46.640We want to believe them and we want to, you know, make the right choice.
02:23:50.100And it's that pressure that they wield against us to get us to go along with the the poison shots.0.91
02:23:55.220It's absolutely disgusting. And yet they're making bank off of it.
02:23:59.080And it really is. It really is pathetic.1.00
02:24:01.860So, again, people can get the book Dangerous Misinformation, the Virus, the Treatments and the Lies by Dr.0.95
02:24:07.480Mary Bowden. You follow her at Dr. at Mary Bowden, MD on X. How else can people support you? What
02:24:13.100else do people need to know about the persistent threat of, you know, the latest new novel virus
02:24:20.320that's going to lock us all in our homes? What do people need to know? Well, I have an organization
02:24:24.660called Americans for Health Freedom, and it's been going for a couple of years now. And our main
02:24:31.280project, our main focus is to get politicians who are willing to state that the COVID shots should
02:24:36.560be pulled off the market. And, you know, it's sort of a litmus test. People criticize me for being
02:24:41.140this one issue voter, but it's so hard to find the, not pediatricians, politicians who are
02:24:47.180willing to state this. It is so controversial. But as of now, we have 299 elected officials.
02:24:54.700We have about 55 candidates who are running for office. Iowa is a big election coming up next
02:25:01.580week. Uh, we actually have three, uh, people running for governor in Iowa who have signed
02:25:06.440our pledge. Uh, so it's, um, it's a grassroots effort, but we've gotten, you know, uh, at the,
02:25:14.800in the last Texas primary, uh, we had the AG, uh, race, uh, Chip Roy was the first to sign it.
02:25:22.460And then Mays Middleton, who knew about the pledge, but wouldn't sign it. He did join on,
02:25:28.000a week before the primary just because he felt the pressure.
02:25:32.800And we can all do that online and pressure these people to stand up
02:25:37.240and call for these dangerous products to be pulled.
02:25:40.720And get them to denounce the stuff before the lobbyists get a chance0.69
02:39:28.820i just feel stupid do i do i need to say it do i need to say that white people will not be allowed0.99
02:39:34.500to hold a f brown people march through the city obviously but do you realize how i mean whatever0.99
02:39:44.840it's it's like if you don't get it i can't explain it to you that's basically it that's where i'm at0.59
02:39:48.900at this point if you don't get it i can't and i'm not willing to try to explain to you why it's
02:39:53.720different to have a local native population protesting against their deliberate replacement
02:39:59.720versus the imported population, the foreign guests holding a FU natives protest on their land.0.85
02:40:09.020We don't need to put up with this. There's no moral benefit to it. They're just scam artists1.00
02:40:16.220and bad people, and we just need to kick them out of our country. So it's a local man named0.97
02:40:21.020Zul Muhammad, a Muslim community member, is organizing a rally against rednecks at 5 p.m. outside Frisco Hall on June 2nd.
02:40:28.800The event is framed by people in Texas as a march against white people or conservatives in response to recent city council meetings.
02:40:34.860The reason this is happening is because multiple contentious council meetings got heated when speakers like Jake Lang gave a strong anti-immigrant speeches.
02:40:42.980So they're literally saying, screw you to the natives who are dissatisfied at their homeland being literally sold out from under them.
02:40:54.360I don't know. We might need to we might need to visit that. I might need to be there.
02:41:49.280In California, the L.A. mayoral race is really heating up, and it shows some polls show Pratt now pulling ahead of his competition.
02:41:59.580This video is titled, L.A. mayoral candidate Sprinter Pratt just dropped this bombshell on Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass after she got Newsom's endorsement.
02:42:08.840It's not shocking because they're alleged criminal partners.
02:42:14.660Not only did they work together in their negligence in burning down 7,000 houses and 12 people alive, but they're both complicit in laundering, what, $24 billion to actually increase homelessness.
02:42:27.460This is Newsom and Karen Bass make up stats.
02:42:32.620Anybody with eyeballs in the state of California or Los Angeles knows that there has not been a reduction in one homeless person.
02:42:40.260Actually, there's been an increase of naked drug addicts zombies in front of every kid's playground, every kid's school, every coffee shop.
02:42:49.220So that is, of course, because they're, you know, they both should be in jail together.
02:42:53.740yeah i mean he ain't wrong i mean he's not wrong
02:43:00.060again you know it's just one of those things 24 billion dollars and the problem only gets worse
02:43:08.860you spend 24 billion dollars to do something and at the end of it it's less done than when you
02:43:17.560started i mean is there anywhere outside of government that such a thing could even possibly
02:43:22.720happen 24 billion dollars so why aren't they in prison why aren't all of these people in prison
02:43:34.780and the answer is because everybody's in on it because they this has been going on for literally
02:43:42.400a century in this country and anybody that would have stood up against this
02:43:46.560been systematically excluded from power for that reason in particular and i thought this uh was
02:43:55.520actually pretty brilliant full kudos and credit to uh louder with crowder stephen crowder and his
02:44:00.980team because i hadn't i really hadn't put this together yet so zoran mamdani is basically doing
02:44:09.720a thing and it's it's sophisticated in one part in particular because he's forcing
02:44:15.360landowners landlords in new york who they grade on an arbitrary metric as having failed to uphold
02:44:25.120their duty as landlord to sell the the building but they're not selling it to the city where the
02:44:32.320city could then operate the building and get the money as you know be a non-profit basically like
02:44:37.120tax income and just be operated by the city or you could just have it give to the city and then
02:44:44.240The city could sell it to a different landlord and just take the money back into the city.
02:44:47.660There are lots of ways that this could be done that could facilitate ownership transferring to a better landlord or even benefit the city in particular.
02:44:57.660They're forcing landlords to sell the buildings to socialist cooperatives.
02:45:04.840So they will now have control of the buildings.
02:45:08.840And that in and of itself is a very devious and underhanded and, frankly, should be a legal operation that they're trying to carry out.0.53
02:45:16.380But it's even more sophisticated than that, and credit to the guys at Louder with Crowder for elucidating or laying out how exactly this feedback loop that Zora Mamdani has created will work to benefit socialist in New York City.0.82
02:45:33.020Let's go to clip number 17 here. Mamdani pushes rent control. So landlords can't raise rents. Therefore, they can't afford to maintain the property. Therefore, the property fails this arbitrary metric. Therefore, they have to sell it. They have created a process by which they can systematically basically buy up every building in New York and hand it over to their socialist cohort. Let's watch.0.95
02:45:58.180control is probably the worst idea i've ever heard of if you can't afford to live in a place you need
02:46:03.520to move from that place most of the time there are some instances where i get a little like oh
02:46:07.180gosh i feel bad for what's happening here because some nefarious actions are taking place
02:46:10.360or some kickbacks whatever that's different but certainly taking property from somebody
02:46:15.420just because there's tenants that get together i mean i i would right now i'd be like hmm
02:46:19.920he said maybe tenants get it so if we all get together and just start complaining enough
02:46:49.860So, again, force rent control, impoverish the landlords where they can't afford to fix anything, have the people complain about it, take it over by the city, give it to the NGOs.
02:47:02.040The NGOs can then not only make money with that and fund their activity through the property that they've taken over.
02:47:12.140I seriously doubt it will even be better than the landlord, but that's not the point.
02:47:15.680they will also then own the building and be able to get use that as collateral to get loans to do
02:47:20.560even more it's literally they they are taking over buildings and selling them to communists
02:47:25.900to progress communism we're taken over we're being taken over by communists it's not actually
02:47:31.440that complicated or even novel this is the process that has been plaguing humanity for the last 100
02:47:39.420years and it never works and it's always a scam and everything always gets significantly worse
02:47:45.100and i don't know why people of new york can't see that let's go now to clip number 37 because this
02:47:52.680is another video that came out earlier this week that i've been meaning to go to it's about flock
02:47:56.840cameras which are sort of the eyes and ears of the data center digital panopticon that they're
02:48:02.960creating all around us the flock cameras have incredible abilities that people you know don't
02:48:08.180know at this point where they can identify you not even from your face but from your gate from
02:48:12.340your walk, from, you know, all sorts of metadata they can gather from these FLOC cameras, which
02:48:19.600aren't just cameras, are also drones and speakers planted throughout American cities, all feeding
02:48:24.900a constant stream of surveillance information into the giant data centers that we're being
02:48:29.780forced to pay for with our retirement funds and tax dollars.
02:52:19.040And if these extraordinary surveillance powers and, you know, constant surveillance under
02:52:25.860our skin of just absolutely everything all the time, if that was used to create a peaceful
02:52:30.840world where they were systematically and ruthlessly rounding up every violent criminal and and
02:52:36.960the streets were clean and the homeless people weren't attacking us, you know, going down
02:52:41.980the street then i'd say you know what i sacrificed a little bit of privacy in exchange i got safety
02:52:47.340they are forcing you they are stealing your privacy they're not asking you to sacrifice it
02:52:51.800they're taking it from you and they're giving you absolutely nothing in return everything is
02:52:56.280less safe criminals get out at a greater rate than ever before and yet we're more surveillance
02:53:01.780and more tyranny than ever before it's an arco tyranny on full blast that's going to do do it0.77
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02:57:01.280We need the United States economy to grow over 2%.
02:57:25.340We need the U.S. economy to grow at 3%, especially with the growing deficits the federal government has.
02:57:32.360And so much of this money, not just the private sector, is going to be coming from the private sector,
02:57:37.160from savings accounts, from pension accounts, from insurance companies, on and on and on.
02:57:41.820That's right. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink just urged everyday citizens to think about growing with the United States,
02:57:50.060framing the plunder of retirement nest eggs as some kind of patriotic duty.
02:57:55.680Fink didn't mince words about the scale of the heist.
02:57:58.820The U.S. economy must accelerate from a sluggish 2% growth to a robust 3%
02:58:05.080just to handle ballooning federal deficits,
02:58:07.960and that money is going to be coming from the private sector,
02:58:11.240savings accounts, from pension accounts, and insurance companies.
02:58:14.880He painted a picture of exploding demand for electrons,
02:58:43.660China will be the global leader in this.0.91
02:58:46.060Translation, your 401ks and IRAs aren't safe havens anymore.
02:58:51.480They're the piggy bank for BlackRock's vision of an AI-dominated future,
02:58:56.220where trillions get redirected into projects that conveniently align with the asset manager's own massive holdings in data centers and energy infrastructure.
02:59:07.340Residents were told today that actually we're not going to provide you electricity anymore.
02:59:11.520Or the Nevada-based power company that is providing electricity to the residents of Lake Tahoe informed them today that, sorry, all the electricity we make, every watt of power that we generate is going to have to go to a nearby data center.
02:59:27.580And therefore, you have until the end of next year to find a new source of electricity.
02:59:32.980Thanks to the data center overlords, 49,000 residents, mostly on the California side of Lake Tahoe, are about to lose access to 75% of their electricity supply after May of 2027.
02:59:49.040Liberty Utilities is killing off 75% of the energy provided by NV Energy because NV Energy says it needs every megawatt for its own unprecedented data center growth.
03:00:03.860A massive international American tourist mecca packed with ski resorts, casinos, and 28 million visitors is getting squeezed by Google, Apple, Microsoft, and BlackRock.
03:00:18.860This is why we can't have nice things.
03:00:22.180Data centers already guzzled 22% of Nevada's electricity in 2024 alone
03:00:28.360and are cranking up to hit 35% by 2030 and a staggering 5,900 megawatts of demand by 2033.
03:00:38.420That's 2.8 times the entire output of the Hoover Dam.
03:02:44.680Welcome to the fourth hour of the Alex Jones Show.
03:02:46.660I'm your guest host, Dave Dyer, Jason Alessis.
03:02:48.800Today we're going to be talking about a hot topic that a lot of people speculate about.
03:02:53.520There's a lot of nonsense that's out there.
03:02:55.560And I'm going to give you some insights and some data pieces that most people also may not be aware of
03:03:02.080in regard to UFOs, aliens, Nephilim, and Genesis 6.
03:03:07.420So we're going to be talking about the text that the scriptures use, the biblical scriptural text to talk about what happened in the fall and what happened with the fallen angels and certain types of fallen entities and angels, the watchers, et cetera.
03:03:28.420And Alex has been talking about this pretty consistently the last several months due to the so-called UFO disclosure idea.
03:03:36.420I believe that this is largely a psyop.
03:03:41.880But we're also going to talk about what the Bible does actually say,
03:03:45.540as well as the psyop angle as we move up into the present day.
03:03:50.080In Genesis 6, we read that it came to pass when men began to multiply
03:03:53.420in the face of the earth, daughters were born to them.
03:03:56.920The sons of God saw the daughters of men, that they were beautiful,
03:03:59.860and they took wives for themselves, all of whom they chose.
03:04:02.520And the Lord said, My spirit will not strive with man forever, for he is flesh, yet his days will be 120 years.
03:04:09.820There were giants on the earth in those days, and afterward the sons of God came into the daughters of men, and they bore children to them.
03:04:18.480These were the mighty men of old, the men of renown.
03:04:22.000And some translations talk about the giants, they talk about the titans.
03:04:26.960And I'm going to give you some passages that you may not be aware of or you may not care about,
03:04:32.100But there are other biblical texts that actually refer to this.
03:04:35.980Now, many people probably know about Jude.
03:04:38.740The book of Jude does say that the book of Enoch contains a prophecy of Christ.
03:04:45.100And, of course, the entirety of the book of Enoch is about the watchers, the fallen angels,
03:04:50.160this desire that they had to leave their proper delineations and limitations as angelic beings
03:04:56.520and to try to seduce and have offspring with the daughters of men.
03:05:04.080And that led to, in part, the flood as well as the wickedness of men on earth.
03:05:09.920So you have basically in church history and amongst the church fathers,
03:05:13.680two competing interpretations of this text.
03:05:16.800The earliest church fathers continue the Jewish tradition before them,
03:05:22.200which was the idea that it was talking about fallen angels.
03:05:25.280You have, for example, in the book of Job, the angels are called the sons of God.
03:05:29.780They meet in the heavenly divine council in the book of Job, and they have these discussions with God about ruling the universe.
03:05:37.060And so in the biblical perspective, this is called the divine council.
03:05:40.600You see this throughout the Psalms where the angelic entities participate with God in the governance of the universe.
03:05:47.360So, yes, it's true that God could rule the universe directly without any angelic hierarchies, but he also chose to not do it that way.
03:05:54.980chose to have a choir of angels. The tradition of the church and the tradition of the Bible
03:06:00.140includes the idea of nine different choirs, thrones, principalities, powers, dominions,
03:06:05.180et cetera. There's a whole ranking of these. And we have this idea that some of these angelic
03:06:10.920beings fell from their proper limitation and their proper abode, according to the book of Jude.
03:06:17.300But did you know that there's a lot of mentions, well, not a lot, maybe four mentions about this
03:06:22.660in what's called the deuterocanonical text.
03:06:24.740And the deuterocanon is the extra text
03:07:07.920The Septuagint includes all of the deuterocanonical texts.
03:07:11.760That's why you see many cases in the New Testament where Paul and the other apostles and even Christ himself,
03:07:16.800They refer to and reference the deuterocanonical texts many times over, the Book of Wisdom, the Book of Syriac, et cetera, Baruch.
03:07:24.260All of these texts are actually, in the Orthodox and Catholic tradition, part of the Bible, and they were used extensively by the early Christians.
03:07:33.140And that's why the rabbinic canon was a canonical decision by the 2nd, 3rd, 4th century rabbinic Jews who rejected Christianity.
03:07:41.580They said, well, the Christians are using these deuterocanonical texts so much, we're going to not even have them in our rabbinic canon.
03:07:49.700So Protestants don't know this, but they're actually just following the rabbinic canon, not the canon of the early church.
03:07:55.860So these passages, interestingly, that the deuterocanon utilizes refer to the giants as the titans.
03:08:06.140For example, we have in the book of Sirach, the wisdom of Sirach, it says, recounting the history of the Jews in chapter 16, verse 7,
03:08:18.060In the congregation of sinners, a fire will be kindled. An unbelieving nation and wrath shall come out.0.95
03:08:25.640The ancient giants did not obtain pardon for their sins. They were destroyed because they trusted in their own strength.0.99
03:08:32.720So here the fall of the wicked, the fall of Lucifer, is likened to the fall of the angels in Genesis 6 who didn't keep their proper abode and are likened to entities or they're likened to beings that will forever be punished because of their pride.
03:08:53.920Likewise, in the book of Baruch, which is another one of the Deuterocanonical texts that is worth referencing in this regard,
03:09:01.500Baruch talks about, in book three, verse 24, Baruch says,
03:09:08.660Oh, Israel, the great nation, house of God, how vast are the territories he possesses.
03:09:14.840The house of Israel is great and knows no bounds. It is high and immeasurable.
03:09:19.020The Titans, the giants, were born there.
03:10:00.080For their mighty man did not fall by our young men, nor did the titans or their sons strike them down, nor did giants attack them.0.76
03:10:06.960But Judah, the daughter of Merari, who was beautiful in appearance, disabled him.0.60
03:10:11.940So you'll notice that the destruction of this evil king in the story is likened to the destruction of the giants and their pride in terms of opposing the one true God.
03:10:26.680Because if you're familiar with the Book of Enoch, and this seems to, again, be referencing texts like the Enoch tradition, in the Book of Enoch, the giants and the offspring of these entities, they want to set up the rival interpretation of how to worship God, and they want to be worshipped.
03:10:43.840And so they begin to require things like human sacrifice.
03:10:50.140They require the sacrifice of the firstborn.
03:10:53.760All the things that the Levitical law will later forbid, right?0.98
03:10:59.100When you read Leviticus, it talks about the Israelites coming into the land.0.98
03:11:02.560And it says, when you go into the land and you see the practices of the people that are there, I want you to get rid of all that.0.99
03:11:09.460Wipe it all out because it's an aberration.
03:11:11.720And that's because, according to this interpretation or this tradition, the idea of the demons beginning to require human sacrifice, cannibalism, all of these terrible practices that the Israelites in the Old Testament are continually tempted to fall back into.
03:11:28.200For example, in Numbers, the Israelites are tempted at Baal Peor, and Baal Peor is something very akin to what you find in modern tantrism, modern tantric Buddhism, or Crowley's philosophy, Alistair Crowley, the famous Satanist, that philosophy includes the ingesting of various bodily fluids.
03:11:51.520And so at Baal Peor in the book of Numbers, the Israelites are tempted with the ingesting and the partaking of bodily fluids.
03:11:59.840Baal Peor means lord of open holes, and you can figure out what kind of holes we're talking about here.
03:12:05.680So this idea of menstrual, fecal, et cetera, cannibal-type ingestion isn't something that occultists or Satanists came up with.
03:12:17.040It's actually the ancient world's entire religious practice.
03:12:20.580But why? Where would this come from? Why would we get some just such a disgusting, bizarre idea for how demons or entities are to be worshipped?
03:12:30.300Well, lo and behold, according to this story, it's actually the origin of the Watchers and their inversion and the type of worship that they enact, which is intended to defile and to deface the idea of God's worship where human beings are created in his image.
03:12:48.580and so they have an honor and a dignity, they are actually intended, according to St. Paul in the
03:12:53.360Corinthians, in the resurrection, he says, we will be raised higher than the angels. We will actually
03:12:57.420judge the angelic beings, according to St. Paul. So humans have a very high destiny in the Christian
03:13:05.160tradition, the authentic Christian tradition. This is why, for example, the Eastern Church
03:13:08.900fathers have always said that we are actually the source of the fall because Satan was envious of
03:13:15.920man. Satan being an angelic being didn't feel like man should be raised to that level of power
03:13:24.060and authority in the resurrection, which was always the intention that God had. And so it's
03:13:28.580through envy that the devil fell and then sought to continually destroy and deface and bring down
03:13:35.020humanity and mankind. And so he is, of course, the angel of death for that reason. But in this
03:13:41.860tradition, we have this additional information that these sons of God who rebelled and became
03:13:48.520these imprisoned watchers and their offspring that became these entities or aberrations that
03:13:53.820began to require these inverted and degenerate practices, just because the flood happened or
03:14:00.420just because these things kind of went away for a period, the same spiritual degeneracy continues
03:14:08.120to manifest. And so all throughout the Old Testament, you have a continual temptation
03:14:12.840for the Israelites to return to these types of practices, which were originally forbidden
03:14:17.440in the book of Leviticus when it comes to the practices of the land. This also helps to explain
03:14:25.020why there was such a strong inclination to cleanse the land at that time. A lot of people think that,
03:14:31.340oh, this was unfair, it was mean. Well, it's not unfair and mean if you have these practices as
03:14:38.220the norm and these cultures need to be removed so that you can have the return of God's law
03:14:45.980being practiced, the moral law. And that's really what was going on, although the Israelites1.00
03:14:51.100continued to fail at that endeavor. As we know throughout the entire Old Testament history,
03:14:55.180It's a story of repetitive falls and returns to the land and falls, and this cycle continues.
03:15:01.840This is the very cycle of Genesis and the fall, and then coming back to the land and being restored in a new generation.
03:15:09.400All of that cycle continues all throughout the Old Testament until it culminates in the crucifixion of the Messiah.0.87
03:15:14.860And so rabbinic Judaism ends up being kind of the culmination of that antichrist spirit.0.72
03:15:19.540And that's why the New Testament many times over calls that emerging rabbinic tradition, which even existed at the time of Jeremiah, because Jeremiah says that the scribes and the lawyers are beginning to taint and change the law.0.87
03:15:33.660Not that the scriptures themselves were destroyed or edited because we have ancient texts and ancient manuscripts that verify the veracity of the Bible and the Old Testament, but rather the tradition that was emerging amongst the rabbis and the Pharisees.
03:15:47.340That is the tradition that we have in rabbinic Judaism to this day.0.92
03:15:52.520That is why Judaism is, much like Islam, ultimately very antithetical to the Christian tradition.0.87
03:15:59.320Now, Judaism is a little more openly antithetical to Christianity.0.93
03:16:04.340Islam gives the impression that it's friendly to Christians and people of the book, but that's actually not true because if you read other sections of the Koran,
03:16:13.480Muslims are also told to wipe out idolaters, and the Trinity is considered to be an idolatrous doctrine.
03:16:19.600So there's no real friendship or alliance there, though many Muslims sort of pretend that that's the case.
03:16:26.800But it's also the case with rabbinic Judaism as well.
03:16:30.000Rabbinic Judaism is also, as many of you probably know, Talmudic.
03:16:34.080And ultimately, it's not a Bible-based religion.
03:16:37.140It's an oral Talmudic tradition-based religion, which puts the Talmudic tradition up and above in the lens through which you interpret the divine revelation of the Old Testament.
03:16:48.260So once you understand that, that's why it doesn't make any sense to talk about Judeo-Christian, because that'd be like saying the Islamo-Christian tradition.
03:17:13.420They're both wrong, and that's the whole reason why Christianity exists as the continuation of the true Hebrew tradition.1.00
03:17:21.900In the Christian view, the Old Testament is proto-Christian, right?0.97
03:17:25.940The Hebrew tradition is a proto-Christian tradition.
03:17:29.300It's not the same thing as the later 4th, 5th, 6th century rabbinic codification, which was itself defined in antithesis to Christianity at that time.
03:17:40.920So when we understand these things, a lot of this begins to make more sense, and then it begins to make no sense as to why we would follow John Hagee and these kinds of, you know, Huckabee and all these weirdos who have absolutely no idea about a Christian tradition and history and actual biblical theology.
03:17:57.420they're really just indoctrinated into a Christian Zionism.
03:18:02.720I want to get back to Genesis 6 and the aliens.
03:18:05.400And so when we get into the early church fathers period,
03:18:09.120the first and second century church fathers tend to agree with the already existing Jewish tradition at that time.
03:18:15.480And by Jewish tradition, I mean generally speaking, not just talking about the rabbinic tradition,
03:18:20.040because these are emerging traditions that are beginning to part ways in the first, second, and third century.
03:18:24.340So the early church fathers like St. Justin Martyr and people like Irenaeus, they would tend to favor this view that, yeah, it's definitely talking about aberrant offspring from the fallen angels.
03:18:40.360But by the time you get to St. Augustine and other, you know, third, fourth, fifth century church fathers, there begins to be more of a skeptical attitude towards this.
03:18:48.800Now, of course, we couldn't say that St. Augustine is some sort of a rationalist because he also talks in many places about incubi and succubi in the city of God.
03:18:58.040So it's not like he was just a scientific skeptic about the attitude towards Genesis 6.
03:19:04.360But he began to think that, well, maybe Genesis 6 is just talking about the righteous sons of Abel and not talking about angelic beings, right?
03:19:15.700And so sons of God there being the Christians or the proto-Christians of that time, the believers of that time, who were tempted to intermarry with unbelieving pagan women.
03:19:28.500And so in that sense, it's reinterpreted and revised to mean, you know, like Paul says, don't marry an unbeliever if you can avoid that, right?
03:19:41.320But that's very late in the game, right, when that begins to be questioned.
03:19:44.660And then that tradition becomes more and more normative in the Middle Ages, I think, probably in the Latin West.
03:19:52.880I'm just going from memory, but it probably becomes dominant in the Latin West.
03:19:57.060It's never really addressed in a dogmatic way, I don't think, by the Eastern or the Western tradition.
03:20:02.740It's just kind of left kind of unknown because we don't really have a whole lot of information on that,
03:20:08.820although I did point out the four Deuterocanonical texts, which can shed some light on that.
03:20:14.100In regard to the Book of Enoch, I would just say that in the Orthodox tradition, for example,
03:20:18.720there's no problem with there being true oral tradition outside of the written canonical texts.
03:20:24.520So, for example, in the Orthodox tradition, we have an appreciation of the Proto-Evangelium of James,
03:20:30.580which has a tradition about Mary as the Theotokos and other ideas about her,
03:20:36.960even though it's not part of the strict biblical canon.
03:20:39.060And this is because the New Testament has many places where we're told that the apostles taught the word of God.
03:20:45.800In many places, we don't know what that was.
03:20:48.300Paul taught in Ephesus for three years, day and night.
03:20:51.720And we don't have a written record of all the things that he taught.
03:20:53.960But he tells Timothy in the letters to Timothy to pass on that oral tradition to people that he would then lay hands on after him.
03:21:01.020So that body of teaching, that catechesis that Paul gave, he instructs Timothy to also pass all that on.
03:21:07.020But we only have two letters of Paul to Timothy at Ephesus.
03:21:11.540So there's a tradition, we would say, that is still there.
03:21:15.780And there's nothing inherently bad about it being oral.
03:21:18.320God was able to preserve the oral tradition from Adam to Moses.
03:21:21.700So there's no reason why he can't still preserve oral teaching and oral tradition.
03:21:25.700In fact, in 2 Thessalonians, Paul enjoins the church of Thessaloniki to pass on the traditions that he taught, whether oral or written.
03:21:33.420So we have a standing command to continue to do that in the churches.
03:21:37.020And the Orthodox Church, of course, believes that, as does the Catholic Church as well.
03:21:41.080So point being here, the New Testament texts that refer to tradition can also be a little more flexible when it comes to these other books that have been continuously mentioned.
03:21:52.420Not just the Book of Enoch, but other books like the Book of Jasher, the Book of the Wars of the Lord.
03:21:59.460They've been lost to history, but they're referred to within the scriptures as genuine traditions.
03:22:04.220And so there's a much less hard-line view than perhaps Protestant, classical Protestants or evangelicals have about the limitations of the canon of Scripture.
03:22:15.720And so the canon of Scripture was determined many centuries later in the 6th and 7th century of the history of the church, not in the 1st and 2nd century.
03:22:24.600And if you read about the history of the canon, you'll begin to understand that.
03:22:27.380You could read Lee McDonald's book, Formation of the Biblical Canon.
03:22:30.200You could read F.F. Bruce's book, The Canon of Scripture.
03:22:33.020And those are evangelical Protestants that are admitting a lot of these points that I'm giving you when it comes to the canon itself.
03:22:39.440Now, to get back to the watchers and the angels, the book of Enoch can have true traditions and true ideas within it.
03:22:48.680And thus it can be referenced in the book of Jude.
03:22:50.980And it doesn't have to be within the biblical canon, right?
03:22:53.840Because there's a certain status or tier that being included within the canon carries with it.
03:23:00.160And even within the canon, we have a level of importance, right?
03:23:03.600The deuterocanonical texts, hence why they're called a secondary canon, they're not as important as the Gospels.
03:23:09.560It doesn't mean that they're wrong or that they're evil or false.
03:23:12.340It just means that they're not the highest of importance in a tier.
03:23:16.080And that's why in the liturgy, whether Catholic or Orthodox, the Gospels are always given a preeminent place even above the Pauline epistles.
03:23:24.100It doesn't mean Paul's teaching false.
03:23:25.840It just means that it's a more important text.
03:23:28.740So likewise, outside of the canonical tradition, there can be actual traditions, things like what's in the book of Jude, or excuse me, what's in the book of Enoch, cited in the book of Jude, and it can still be true.
03:23:41.960And so it's entirely plausible to hold to the angel thesis.
03:23:45.760And if we have that thesis and we look at the book of Daniel when it talks about the watchers who have this certain role of being angelic beings that are instructed to kind of govern over certain nations and certain areas and whatnot, we have this story within Daniel of Gabriel having to interact with another angelic being.
03:24:04.040and there was a spiritual sort of warfare going on between the prince of Persia, not an actual
03:24:09.560human being, but presumably an angelic entity or a fallen angelic entity that Gabriel had to
03:24:15.840interact with. And we see this, of course, throughout the Old Testament as well. There's
03:24:19.260many places where we're told that when the fall happened, many of the nations fell under the
03:24:25.080governance of some of these fallen angelic beings. And so the gospel, when it goes out
03:24:30.860in the New Testament becomes a period of the conquering of the nation, spiritually speaking,
03:24:37.400to the religion and worship of Christ, right? So this warfare, this God is a man of war,0.67
03:24:44.840so to speak, where Christ is going forth conquering, not necessarily with like physical
03:24:49.940tanks and horses, but conquering through the preaching of the gospel, right? The sword that
03:24:55.980proceeds from his mouth is the preaching of the gospel. And it spiritually conquers the nation
03:25:00.320such that the demonic entities under which the nations had fallen
03:25:04.140in terms of worshiping idolatry, the idolatrous worship that all the nations fell into,
03:25:09.600that is being destroyed in this spiritual battle through the catechesis
03:25:15.060and the baptizing of the nations and bringing them into the church,
03:25:18.160which has been happening for 2,000 years.
03:25:20.660So if we think about this, we could begin to place the alien story of today
03:25:25.560within this structure of a spiritual cosmic battle.
03:25:30.080This is the Alex Jones Show, and I'm your guest host, Jay Dyer of Jay's Analysis.
03:28:25.680But as we move up into the modern era, as we see these phenomena begin to really pop off, the so-called alien UFO phenomenon, the abductions and the entities and whatnot.
03:28:37.780One of the first things that I remember noticing when I began to study this phenomena, I would say back in the early 2000s, mid 2000s, read a whole bunch of books on UFOs and alien abductions and what exactly is going on in this phenomena.
03:28:51.720And one of the first books that I came across was actually a Protestant evangelical guy who wrote a really good book in, I want to say, the late 90s and 2004, excuse me.
03:29:05.120And it's called Alien Intrusion. And in this book, Gary Bates pauses the thesis that the alien story, the alien mythos is curiously very close to the sort of New World Order evolutionary atheist mythos.
03:29:21.060It's almost like a kind of a metaphysical religious replacement mythology to replace the idea of biblical religion with something akin to we are the offspring of the gods.
03:29:32.840We've been seeded here by the aliens and the ancient aliens are actually coming back to farm us and genetically experiment on us.
03:29:40.480And really just a bunch of nonsense that matches up very closely with the atheistic, Darwinistic, social Darwinist type of message, which perfectly plays into the technocratic New World Order elite plans to have a global government, a calling of the population, a mass disarmament, one world government, one world religion.
03:30:02.560And all of those things just happen to be the message that the aliens and the ancient aliens and the visitors and whatever you want to call the interdimensional beings.
03:30:30.900Like, that's literally what the aliens are always telling us.
03:30:35.260And this was some of the first propaganda in early alien movies that Hollywood was putting out.
03:30:40.240If you go back and watch The Day of the Earth Stood Still, you'll notice that that was actually consulted on by the OSS and CIA.
03:30:48.280People like C.D. Jackson, others were involved in producing these films that would teach scientific socialism against the idea of nation states and having arms, right?
03:31:00.920So they had a disarmament message that only through a United Nations-style socialist world government could we ever overcome warfare, which is preposterous because, I mean, socialism and Marxism are actually the sources of most of the 20th century's warfare.
03:31:17.380Atheism, Marxism, socialism dominate the destruction of the chaos of the 20th century, but somehow these are going to be the savior solution models for how to overcome global warfare and to create global peace.
03:31:33.240But Bates, Gary Bates, noted a long time ago that this was also presenting a kind of a false gospel.
03:31:40.340Another interesting text that I read over many years studying this phenomenon was something you might not expect.
03:31:46.460And this ties into a lengthy live stream that we did last night.
03:31:50.340My wife and I, we covered the history of Tantrism and Tantric Buddhism.
03:31:54.880And you might think, well, what does that have to do with aliens and this sort of nonsense?
03:31:59.200Well, it turns out the idea of the gods and the visitation of the deities and entities on chariots and whatnot, in many cases in the ancient and pagan world, that was accompanied by or facilitated by very powerful drugs, very powerful hallucinogens.
03:32:15.580whether it's ancient, whether it's shamanic tribes using Ibulgin or whatever, or using entheogens.
03:32:22.460All of this oftentimes would occur through the shaman going into the other dimensions and interacting with the deities,
03:32:32.000the entities that come and visit in chariots, as the Bhagavad Gita says,
03:32:36.600or they come and visit in these ships that are described by, you know, like flying airships that
03:32:43.720the shaman would describe on his journeys or his vision quest to the other side. And in many of
03:32:50.080those stories, the shaman would describe a kind of ritual dismemberment that he would undergo. So
03:32:54.840to be initiated into the shamanic tradition, this is, by the way, is almost global. There's a great
03:33:00.900book by, I think it's Murcia Iliata, the religious scholar, famous, famous Romanian religious scholar
03:33:06.320who wrote a book on shamanism and the whole history of shamanism. And he was noting that
03:33:10.100all across the world in these disparate cultures, there's a commonality to the ritual initiation
03:33:16.960journey that the shaman undergoes when he's on these very powerful hallucinogens. And there's a
03:33:23.400death, burial, resurrection process. But what often happens is when he dies or when he goes
03:33:28.460into the spiritual realm, the gods or the interdimensional entities actually dismember
03:33:35.840him and consume him. And in some cases, he sort of vomited back up into being a resurrected new
03:33:42.900being. And so when he comes out of the trip, out of the shamanic journey or the shamanic process,
03:33:48.120he's been ritually initiated into being resurrected. And now he has his third sight.
03:33:54.000He has his higher eye, his third eye opened.
03:33:57.720This is very common, again, all throughout the world.
03:34:00.660Why would there be this common death, burial, mismemberment, and then resurrection motif if there wasn't something to this idea?
03:34:07.740But this is a kind of dark demonic initiation.
03:34:09.880And what's interesting is that when you cover that, when you look into that, and then you look into the tendency of what people describe in alien abduction scenarios or compare that with sleep paralysis experiments or experiences that people have, or when you compare that to ritual abuse cases, SRA, that kind of stuff.
03:34:32.600And when you look at MKUltra, well, lo and behold, there just tends to be a lot of these commonalities.
03:34:37.460But what a lot of people don't know is that some of that or much of that comes out of things like the tantric Tibetan Buddhist experience, because Tibet Buddhism, it's not just about yoga chicks and, you know, yoga pants and Instagram.
03:34:54.180It's actually about the denigration of the self in order to achieve enlightenment through undergoing the left-hand path, right?
03:35:04.000So when you hear about this in the occult world of the left-hand path and the right-hand path, that actually comes out of things like Tibetan Buddhism and these Eastern Hermetic traditions.
03:35:15.280Amongst the tantric tradition, you have the idea that the woman is a battery that has to have her life force sucked out of her, and she must then be discarded and denigrated.
03:35:25.220And they also have within that tradition a very prevalent use of younger people, if you catch my drift.
03:35:32.140This helps to explain why we see the Dalai Lama slarping on kids, as Theo Vaughn said.
03:35:39.840Well, in that tradition, you have to negate and destroy the self.
03:35:43.560You have to engage in all the most horrendous practices, everything from cannibalism to incest, in order to overcome the attachments and the desires to become above good and evil, right?
03:35:57.240And in that process, there are many cases where you're meeting the deities, you're interacting with the deities, right?0.94
03:36:04.720This is, again, part of the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
03:36:07.200And I realize that other normal Buddhism is different from the Tibetan tradition, but this is relevant for America and for the West because the Eastern ideas that have so penetrated the West, whether it's yoga or tantra or whatever, this was actually engineered and fostered by very wealthy and elite people.
03:36:28.460I'm not just talking about people like Helena Blavatsky, but the other people at the UN as well, Alice Bailey, Annie Besant, and particularly Blavatsky because she's one of the pioneers of pushing yoga and meditation in the West, which was formerly seen as something confined to India and places like that.
03:36:49.520But it was designed to come into the West because there was a guy at the 1895, I think it's 1895, Chicago's World Fair named Swami Vivekananda.
03:36:59.340And he taught a religion of introducing the West to yoga, meditation, kundalini, because all the religions are the same.
03:37:07.540And they're all manifestations of the one, Atman, Brahman, et cetera.
03:37:11.260And so Jesus, yeah, he's cool, but he's just one of the many deities out there.
03:37:15.280And there was a famous person named Granddaddy Rockefeller who was very enamored with this message of Swami Vivekananda, not so much because he himself was spiritually moved, he was a teetotaler Baptist, but he understood that, wait a minute, this could actually be very, very beneficial to oligarchical designs.
03:37:38.160A religion where everybody accepts all the religions is the ultimate perfect religion.
03:37:45.160And if a powerful, oligarchic, wealthy elite could control and steer that, that would be a way to actually unify all the churches and all the religions into a controlled fake religion, the Supra religion, right?
03:38:01.620I don't just mean the Joel Oste megachurch, I mean the megachurch of all the churches and all the religions of them as a manifestation of the one.
03:38:08.640That is the lie of Hinduism that this elite family explicitly puts in their authorized biography, which I've been covering for the first time I ever called in Alex Jones in 2007.
03:38:23.300I said, I've been reading the Rockefeller's biography and they talk about wanting to create a one world religion that's an ecumenist, secretist extravaganza.
03:38:31.620And this is based on what he was taught by Swami Vivekananda at the Chicago World's Fair.
03:38:38.140And this births the modern ecumenist movement and the World Council of Churches, National Council of Churches idea, which is all a Rockefeller funded thing to create and to unify all the churches under the false banner of all the religions are essentially the same.
03:38:52.900They're all just gradations and tiers of manifestations of the one.
03:38:57.960And so we get this false religion that's being promoted, which is, I would say right now, kind of a proto-false one-world religion that will emerge.
03:42:58.980Leary is basically saying that the psychonaut,
03:43:03.100The person who's done the trips many times and who then studies the Tibetan Book of the Dead can actually use this as a manual to be like a shaman to control and to initiate people into the vision quest and into the psychedelic experience.
03:43:21.020So, in other words, you become a kind of a handler.
03:43:38.420You're going to lead people through a ritual initiation process.
03:43:42.680The LSD experience is very potent, very powerful.
03:43:46.480And you're going to be taking them through this death, burial, resurrection journey.
03:43:51.020I don't even remember there is a resurrection journey here.
03:43:54.960But for Timothy Leary, he says this is a way to teach you to be a shamanic initiator and how to lead people through this journey to, in a sense, resurrect by becoming enlightened out of this journey, right?
03:44:10.840But what happens in this journey is that you will encounter things that many other Satanists and other religious practitioners like Alistair Crowley talk about.
03:44:20.260For example, you will reach the abyss, you will cross the void of the abyss, and eventually you will come to greater and greater levels of enlightenment as you pass through these phases of the beyond to become beyond distinction, to realize that you are one with all.
03:44:39.260You eventually will be embraced in a kind of blinding white light, which I would say, you know, Paul says Lucifer appears as an angel of light.
03:44:49.620I would not say that this is the uncreated light of God.
03:44:51.880It's the created light of Lucifer, which dupes a lot of people.
03:44:55.520And he says that all this really will lead you into understanding that the gods and the devils that you will encounter are actually the same thing as the aliens that people are describing today.
03:45:08.360So it was actually Timothy Leary basing himself on Crowleyan ideas, and there's books like Weston's book on Aleister Crowley and the occult, where there's whole chapters that Crowley's whole ethos, Crowley's whole idea of lamb or the deity that he thought he was encountering.