00:02:53.800And by the way, all the invaders, the 80,000, have not been kicked out of Sayuta and other areas.
00:03:00.780And we have the State Department officially recognizing a few months ago, not just Sayuta, but other areas, saying that is part of Morocco.
00:08:01.720you have cyber attacks on seven states, water supply, who knows if that's real or false flag
00:08:06.420or just completely made up. There's so much deception, we don't know. The first casualty
00:08:09.680of war is the truth. And then you also have migrant flows being used as weapons.
00:08:17.640And yes, the globalist, the left wants to bring in Muslims to be a permanent underclass that can
00:08:22.200burn everything down if they're ever given the order to hold the general population hostage.
00:08:26.780But when Israel got mad last year at Midnight Hammer, when Spain wouldn't let us use their bases for B-2 bombers and for Midnight Hammer, and then for the full war 157 days ago, Israel said, we're going to support Morocco and other Muslim countries in North Africa taking areas that Spain has controlled and that are part of Spain.
00:08:50.940And going back to the time that they fought the Moors, why is Morocco called Morocco?
00:08:59.120That's because that's where the Moors are from.
00:09:01.880So it's the land of the Moors, and they're the Arab slave traders.
00:09:06.480They would control the African slave trade.
00:09:09.600And they would also control the slavery of whites in Europe, selling them all over the Middle East.
00:09:15.860And as far out as Malaysia, selling white slaves all over the Pacific, over 2 million women, it's estimated, were kidnapped just by the Moors alone before they fully took Spain and controlled it for hundreds of years.
00:09:31.940You know, you look this up, the Romans described the Spaniards as having red hair or blonde hair and blue eyes.
00:09:39.440Well, most Spaniards don't today because they're part more.
00:09:42.840Just like Italians had blonde hair, red hair, or brown hair.
00:09:47.380And now, you know, the more further south you know in Italy, the darker they get.
00:09:51.380You look at somebody like Dan Bongino.
00:09:57.340And yet the joke about Sicilians having large penises, it's not a joke.
00:10:01.200It's just well-known, on average, because they're part African, and that's because the Moors are part African, and they conquered Sicily, parts of southern Italy, which is southern Italy today.
00:10:12.140They almost took Rome over three times, but they stopped them about there over and over again.
00:10:17.400And that's why Eastern Europeans are dark, also, because of the Muslims and the Moors and other groups invading into those areas.
00:10:24.660So this is something Europe has gone through.
00:10:27.580Or, you know, people go see a movie like Gladiator and they go, oh, Russell Crowe does look Spanish.
00:10:37.920And if you look at the upper class still in Spain today, and you go there and see it, they're basically tall European white people that basically look like English or something.
00:10:50.880But that's just the way the universe works, okay?
00:10:53.460So you need to understand that whites are 7% of the world population and dwindling.
00:10:58.740And there's a weird existential class envy thing around the world where you see the advertisements, the culture, you know, that that's been seen as really cool.
00:11:09.440But but now the left has reversed that into destroy the whites, their capitalism, their evil.
00:11:14.500Once you destroy them, once you devour them, you will you will be a real boy.
00:11:19.240Kind of like Pinocchio has to do a good deed before you go from being a wooden puppet to being a real boy.
00:11:25.080Well, the left and the UN teach, once you destroy the white people and, you know, grind their bones to make your bread,
00:11:31.720then, you know, somehow you will absorb it and then you will be the West once you sit in all those offices, once you've done that.
00:11:38.180So there is a war against the West and you have the Israel lobby, to a great extent, pushes that war against the West
00:11:44.560and does not see itself as the West, sees itself at war with the West and with the Muslims as well.
00:11:51.900But Israel, a lot of its leadership, sees Islam as a junior enemy as to that of the new Rome or the West.
00:11:59.460And so there's a long push of Israeli leaders bragging about helping organize Muslim flooding into Europe.
00:12:07.460The Catholic Church is heavily involved as well.
00:12:09.520They're controlled by the Jesuits, the top, and very leftist as well.
00:12:12.940The average Catholic isn't doing that.
00:12:14.200So the average Jew is involved. But the leadership of these systems is definitely doing that.
00:12:22.180And so when you see 80,000 of these people organized and directed by the border police of Morocco to invade Spanish-held areas of Sayuta and other areas,
00:12:33.520it is a fact that the Israeli newspapers are saying, great, we're behind this, finish the job, already show you those headlines.
00:13:57.800They'll have the Kushners taking over another big island
00:13:59.820that's at another strait right there by Italy and Albania.
00:14:04.260The old Russian missile base that has 3,000 plus bunkers and underground bases that they had handed over to them by the Rothschilds, and that's been a big point of contention there.
00:17:21.800He's not only chickening out, he got tricked into a failed war that was going to go this way, 90 plus percent chance.
00:17:27.980And so he just keeps trying to have perception that he's winning, everything's okay, when the facts are dawning.
00:17:35.360And even the Financial Times of London, this globalist, you know, says, well, Trump's big gamble is failing and we're in a strategic defeat.
00:17:42.140which means we can blow up their stuff
00:18:11.480very cold-blooded uh the the bragging of these guys is bizarre they do better for them if they
00:18:17.020didn't brag so much but they're they're well they're not really arrogant they're confident
00:18:20.720they're confident they have a pack they control much of congress and uh they're directing us
00:18:26.960to kamikaze just like nato's been using ukraine as a kamikaze in this proxy war so here's those
00:18:33.380two reports okay guys let me explain what is going on because shit just got really
00:18:41.280interesting with the situation with morocco and spain okay so what's important to understand
00:18:48.700is all roads lead back to maritime access for israel israel currently has six ports
00:18:58.820five of the ports transit through the mediterranean into the straits of gibraltar
00:19:05.960and one, Eilat, transits through the Red Sea, going through the Bab al-Mandeb.
00:19:14.820Prior to the Iran war, Israel was also receiving imports for natural resources like oil and gas
00:19:23.380through the Straits of Hormuz, going through the Red Sea.
00:19:28.700So six days after the U.S. and Israel launched a war against Iran,
00:19:34.960Iran banned all ships bound to Israel and the U.S. coming out of the Straits of Hormuz.
00:19:44.500On June 8th, the Houthis of Yemen joined the blockade and banned all ships going to and from Israel that transited through the Red Sea and the Babel Mendeb, similar to what happened in 2024 and earlier in 2025.
00:20:06.720So now Israel is limited to only one maritime access route through the Mediterranean.
00:20:14.620But there is a risk involved because similar to the Babel-Mendab, that is a choke point for the Red Sea,
00:20:23.340and the Straits of Hormuz, which is a choke point out of the Persian Gulf,
00:20:29.360The Mediterranean has a choke point, which is the Straits of Gibraltar, which is controlled by Spain.
00:20:40.320Spain is a problem for Israel because they have taken steps to break diplomatic ties with Israel.
00:20:48.220Even more important is that they have also restricted armed shipments to Israel because of the Gaza genocide.
00:20:57.300Spain barred U.S. military vessels and aircraft-carrying weapons or munitions destined for Israel
00:21:03.140from utilizing Spanish military facilities like Naval Station Rota and Maron Air Base.
00:21:10.920Spain also restricted its airspace and denied use of joint bases Rota and Maron
00:21:17.440for U.S. military assets linked to operations and strikes against Iran.
00:21:23.520So where are Rhoda and Maroon located?
00:21:31.840So if you're Israel and you need to regain control of this access point, what do you do?
00:21:39.000You look for allies who are willing to support your genocide and your war in Iran,
00:21:47.100like your Abrahamic court partner, Morocco.
00:21:50.980Then you get your allies in the U.S. government to push to have Sueta and Malala Spanish-Moroccan territories re-designated as Moroccan territory so that you can have greater control over the Straits of Gibraltar.
00:22:10.780You even get members of Congress to allocate funding for this endeavor.
00:22:16.400But because you need public support from Europeans and Americans, you orchestrate a fake migrant invasion into Sueta.
00:22:29.400And then you claim that these migrants are reaching Europe and this is a public crisis.
00:22:39.380Except the narrative quickly fell apart as footage showed police, Moroccan police, allowing the migrants in and in some cases inviting them to cross the border.
00:22:56.460Reporting showed that these young boys under the age of 20 were encouraged on social media to go to Sueta.
00:23:07.960In some cases, they were told that the Spanish government wants them to come.
00:23:13.920Then precisely 24 hours later, the White House releases a statement.
00:23:18.260The United States has been clear. We recognize Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara.
00:23:24.080And we support Morocco's serious, credible, and realistic autonomy proposal as the only basis for a just and lasting solution.
00:23:33.660Any other path prolongs the status quo and is unacceptable.
00:23:38.220The urgently needed solution will only bring peace to the region, but prosperity and greater integration for all of Africa.
00:23:47.060This dispute must end now, and the United States will continue to drive progress towards that end.
00:23:54.080So what does Western Sahara have to do with the Straits of Gibraltar?
00:31:55.000And there was congressman, former congressman, current congressman, Massey, former congresswoman, MTG, and Joe Kent, former head of counterterrorism, just sitting around the table.
00:32:08.680and people, the neoconferts saying these were traitors, arrest them, put them in prison.
00:32:15.680They did photoshops of them with headdresses on saying they were all Muslims or Arabs.
00:32:23.920When it's Qatar that gave Trump a $300 million jet, when it's Israel that founded and funded Hamas,
00:32:30.880when it's NATO and Turkey and Israel that took over Syria and put al-Qaeda in charge,
00:32:36.020When it's Trump saying, let's use al-Qaeda on Lebanon and have Syria invade, when it's Israel saying they're going to have greater Israel, when it's Israel and the State Department recognizing not just Morocco but other North African Muslim countries saying you can take any land you want from European countries, all of this is going on.
00:32:56.820And we're sitting here not working for Qatar, not working for Iran, but working for common sense and trying to stop all this, and we're the bad guys.
00:33:05.320These people are completely discredited. They are total and complete frauds at every level.
00:33:12.720And we have to continue to expose that they're the ones that sucked us into this.
00:33:16.620They're the ones with AIPAC controlling Congress. They're the ones steering us into a complete and total war.
00:33:22.340They're the ones trying to gear up ground troops, with Trump saying he's leaning towards that, with the national draft being prepared.
00:33:27.660I mean, this is a disaster. We can't just sit here and let ourselves be sleptwalked into total destruction.
00:33:37.640We have to repudiate Mark Levin and the rest of these people.
00:33:41.360So, yes, if Trump continues this disastrous war, we absolutely have to push for the War Powers Act,
00:33:50.720where Congress only failed by three votes two weeks ago to end this war.
00:35:17.200But take out all the offensive abilities they have,
00:35:19.740and I think that's what the president is doing as a matter of fact.
00:35:23.160Target government buildings, target the IRGC and regular army facilities, more on the communication centers, hit their banks, hit their financial centers.
00:35:35.340If we want victory and we want to get this over with, this is the only way to do it.
00:35:41.900And reconsider our aversion to hitting their oil production and refining facilities and infrastructure.
00:35:48.220The fact is, this is the surest way to cripple the regime.
00:35:54.240Don't worry about rebuilding the infrastructure.
00:35:57.320There are multiple ways to do that after the war.
00:36:00.640With a mini-marshall program or investment for private sector and so forth and so on,
00:41:17.640We got a bunch of dress shirts that are in now, a bunch of really cool shorts, a bunch of tank tops, a whole bunch of this new American-only line.
00:41:25.920It is all available at TheAlexJonesStore.com.
00:41:31.340And finally, we're getting ready to launch a full pharmacy online.
00:43:47.520Now, I want to bring in Harrison Smith here and put some bookends on the spiraling Iran war that even the New York Times, the Washington Post, and Financial Times have met, and Army websites.
00:44:02.200I mean, the Army Times, Military Times is now a world war.
00:44:06.020Now, we've done this for a while, but the fact it's being admitted is huge.
00:44:08.520All these proxy wars that come out of it, the expansion of the war, you see it everywhere.
00:44:13.280And just the desperateness of putting brakes on this and being beaten up in the head with billions of dollars of Israeli brainwashing money, trying to gaslight Americans into supporting this.
00:44:22.620But 80 plus percent don't support it. 60 plus percent, almost 70 percent of Republicans don't support it.
00:44:29.600I mean, so it's not that we're even dumb. It's that we don't control Congress because of AIPAC and other issues.
00:44:36.320This is insane. And Israel is destroying its name in the world, but they don't care. Trump is destroying the Republican Party's chances of midterms, but they're still moving forward. Everything we've warned of is here, Harrison. I hate to say we're vindicated, but I point that out to the people who listen to us when we warn of what's coming next. If this isn't turned around, global depression, total war, national draft, mass starvation. I mean, this is just insane, Harrison.
00:45:01.520Yeah, well, and it's it's not exactly like it was hard to predict.
00:45:04.320I mean, this was all kind of obvious, almost inevitable the way that things were going.
00:45:08.360I mean, it was something like two days after the initial attack on February 28th.
00:45:12.680And I went live and I said, I think this is probably the biggest mistake anybody's ever made.
00:45:16.900And I really don't think I was over exaggerating it.
00:45:19.360I mean, from the disaster of the economic fallout that's going to be coming.
00:45:24.540I mean, we've only start to started to see the effects of this already from what's already been done.
00:45:29.100The, you know, fallout is going to be horrible and they just keep going.
00:45:32.940I've got like two headlines that sort of tell the whole story right here.
00:45:36.560Right. Trump says Iran talks to begin today.
00:46:28.440But yeah, it's as bad as it could have possibly ever been, and it seems to only be getting worse,
00:46:34.080which is maybe a little bit oxymoronic, but that's where we're at at this point.
00:46:40.480And I was just thinking about this because we laid out last week that it was Israel really behind the invasion of the Spanish enclaves in Africa,
00:46:48.680Which, again, the whole the whole claims about that are absurd, unless you also want to say Alaska belongs to Canada or Russia and Hawaii belongs to Japan.
00:46:57.060I mean, just because a nation has possessions that are not geographically connected to it.
00:47:03.560I mean, these are absurd claims. Oh, it's in Africa. Therefore, it should belong to Morocco.
00:47:07.440I mean, this is ridiculous and everybody knows it's ridiculous, but it's the excuse needed.
00:47:11.460And that's the other thing about the Israeli money flowing in is I don't think they're actually trying to convince anybody because they're not really convincing.
00:47:18.680anybody. It's not really working if they wanted to, you know, actually improve their reputation
00:47:23.080worldwide. They have to change their actions. They're you know, the rhetoric isn't enough to
00:47:27.200overcome the absurd actions out of Israel for so long. So really what they're doing is they're just
00:47:31.760sort of playing the long game. They're buying up TikTok. They're buying up CBS. They're buying up
00:47:36.580more and more, you know, intellectual properties and outlets so that they can tell their story.
00:47:44.060So, you know, they're going to do it no matter what. Nobody wanted this Iran war at the beginning.
00:47:47.540Nobody wants it now. Nobody wanted World War I or World War II. Guess what? We did it anyway because the people at the top wanted it. And sure, they'll spread their propaganda to try to get the American people on board. But in reality, it's about creating the false impression of manufactured consent.
00:48:05.080If they can just put across the perspective, perception, the perspective that everybody is behind this, then they can, you know, forestall any like major reaction to their actions.
00:48:15.860So I don't think the money being spent by Israel is actually helping them convince anybody.
00:48:20.960It's just sort of helping them drip feed out lies that will later be leaned on.
00:48:26.340You know, in history, they'll look back and say, well, everybody was happy with war in Iran.
00:48:29.700everybody all of america got together to fight this this evil enemy and they'll look back and
00:48:34.280reference articles being written right now and posts being made right now that are completely
00:48:38.940you know disconnected from reality but help to tell the narrative and so really i think the thing
00:48:43.640to understand is like you were at war there is a war against you every american is in this war and
00:48:49.360i used to say it about you all the time alex that you know because people would ask they'd go well
00:48:53.060you know alex are do you really do you really believe everything they say and i i would say
00:48:56.680well yeah basic basically yes but and look it can sound crazy when you got a guy you know running
00:49:02.660around screaming at the top of his lungs like the bombs are falling the bombs are falling but once
00:49:06.520the bombs start landing go oh that guy wasn't crazy he was if anything a little bit too calm
00:49:11.060he should have been more you know uh aggressive in getting this message out that's how i feel we
00:49:16.220are now we're at war i actually did a a long episode on friday just and i started here on
00:49:22.740the show going it feels like i'm in the blitz it feels like i'm in britain in london during the
00:49:27.540blitz and i'm going guys i think we're at war with germany i i mean bomb you know bombs keep falling
00:49:32.560houses keep blowing up i think we're at war with germany and we should respond everybody goes well
00:49:37.280that's germaphobic of you how how dare you hate germans like that or you know each each bombing
00:49:43.280is treated as an individual you know it can't be expected maybe the pilot just had mental problems
00:49:48.500we can't even get i mean look 80 plus percent of americans are against the war so so overall we
00:49:53.920have gotten them to be awake or they are awake but they don't understand that the wars it's not
00:49:59.880they're against a war over there that they know is pointless and we're probably not going to win
00:50:04.180and that's for israel it's that we're the targets the world economy is the target of this by black
00:50:09.380rock and the globalist israel's a big component wanting greater israel they have the big lobbying
00:50:14.180But that's their end of the deal for the globalists.
00:50:17.080They want this world depression and they want America to end up failing in this war in the end to discredit us and to kill Trump's earlier plan, because Trump did have a different plan.
00:50:27.360Trump was doing a bunch of good. That's why I was a wild eyed supporter his first four months.
00:50:31.760Then we saw the Epstein cover up. Then we saw now they pulled Bovino off and stopped basically the accelerated deportations.
00:50:40.480Now they're blaming the DHS for that, when really it's Trump.
00:52:21.100They're they're just taking everything over and just pushing us all aside and laughing at us.
00:52:26.580And their ministers go on TV and admit they're doing all this. We play clips of them and we're bad. And it's just it's absolutely insane. Like, I remember the Abraham Accords. I remember last year they're making deals with the Arabs saying you can control Spanish areas.
00:52:43.960And I remember seeing that, but I forgot about it.
00:52:46.360And then like last Thursday, listeners are like, why aren't you pointing out that Israel was behind this?
00:52:52.800And like, why aren't you pointing out the State Department told them two months ago, do this and gave them $40 million in a bill that passed.
00:53:12.920You either have like an insane communist that literally wants to flood his country with migrants and is just mad that they're doing it so obviously.
00:53:20.000Or you have, you know, the Israeli slaves in the Republican Party or the conservative parties throughout Europe who seem to do everything they can for Israel.
00:53:28.020And it's like, how did we get left with these two choices?
00:53:30.180Where is that third option that just goes, we want to defend Spanish sovereignty for Spanish reasons?
01:02:25.140it's either the future of public safety
01:02:26.900or the more likely option, the biggest expansion of government surveillance we've seen yet.
01:02:32.500Now the company's automated license plate readers have spread across the country,
01:02:36.380creating one of the nation's largest interconnected video surveillance networks.
01:02:40.300After partnering with aviation software company Aerodome, Flock launched Flock Alpha,
01:02:45.360an autonomous police drone built to respond to emergencies before officers even arrive.
01:02:49.920The drone sits inside a waterproof docking station waiting for a call,
01:02:53.400and when a 9-1-1 report comes in, the drone can launch automatically and fly up to 60 miles per
01:02:59.080hour. Officers don't even have to be standing nearby. They can deploy it directly from one of
01:03:03.340these little things, a smartphone. And this thing isn't just flying overhead. It's got thermal
01:03:07.600imaging, high definition cameras, and powerful optical zoom. And while according to Flock,
01:03:12.400it can even read a vehicle's license plate from 2,000 feet away. That's not terrifying at all.
01:03:17.420But instead of the surveillance layer being torn down, it's being rebranded.
01:03:23.920Axon, the taser and body cam giant, has stormed into the gap with its own pole-mounted and streetlight retrofit ALPR systems, the same hardware partners Flock used.
01:03:36.900Guess who else owns Axon? That's right.
01:03:39.840According to financial disclosures, the president purchased between $1 and $5 million of Axon stock.
01:12:15.340So it wasn't exactly manufactured from whole cloth by Israel.
01:12:18.180It's not like Israel came up with this idea to try to go after these enclaves, these exclaves of Malila, however you pronounce it, and Suta, however you pronounce that.
01:12:29.760They didn't create the problem, but they are exacerbating it.
01:12:32.860They are creating a diplomatic crisis so that they can lean on them and say, well, we can help you clean this up.
01:12:41.840And what they really want is Spain to be actively involved in the military action in the Middle East.
01:12:46.800Because if Spain is actively involved, if they're providing weapons and providing launching platforms for attacks to go on, then they have no standing to bring cases against Israel in the International Criminal Court or to back up places like South Africa that were, you know, claiming that they were committing a genocide and brought them to an international court, which is what happened last year.
01:13:09.540earlier this year, Spain was actually one of the nations that was on the side of South Africa in
01:13:15.840trying to use the international rules based order to bring Israel to heel. This is no small part
01:13:23.520what is behind America than using our incredible power, our incredible leverage, our incredible
01:13:28.720wealth for the benefit of Israel to force Spain to give them concessions diplomatically. So it's a
01:13:34.560little bit more complicated than just it's the Jews. Like I see a lot of people on X just sort
01:13:39.500of boiling it down to the elementary and therefore not correct view of just like, it's just Jews
01:13:47.060sending Muslims to Europe like they always do, which, OK, there's a little bit of truth. There
01:13:52.080is OK. There's a little bit of truth to that. There's a very, very large amount of truth to
01:13:56.680that. But it is only in context of much larger, you know, various forms of warfare going on.
01:14:05.700It fits in to the worldwide attack that's now happening.
01:14:10.840In fact, there was a senator, I believe, commenting on the situation and saying, you know, America shouldn't.
01:14:19.380And he was right. And he's, you know, reflecting a criticism of the Trump administration's activity when it comes to Morocco.
01:14:27.280And he's saying, you know, basically, it's not right that the American government is helping a non-Western country take over a Western country.
01:14:37.180And my response to that is, well, what's he talking about?
01:14:39.920Is he talking about America pressuring Spain to give up its territory to Morocco?
01:14:45.560Or is he talking about America pressuring Lebanon to give up its terrain to Israel?
01:14:51.960Because when you actually look at the fundamental foundational, the moral underpinnings of these nations, Israel is no more or less alien to the West than Islam is.
01:15:04.780And like you this to me is the thing to really understand is this whole concept of Israel being the West is manufactured, created on purpose by Israelis to trick Westerners into fighting for them.
01:15:18.800It's really not all that complicated. It's just a lie. It's just an abject lie. And you can tell how abject and ridiculous this lie is because the talking points coming out of the Israeli Hasbro think tanks, their brilliant rhetoric practicers, is basically completely contradictory and incoherent.
01:15:42.460they're saying that Israel is the West. It's the front lines of the West. It embodies the West
01:15:47.480just as much, if not more at this point than places like England does. Right. England, sure,
01:15:54.400it's the birthplace of everything that we've come to recognize as the West. But, you know,
01:15:58.820it's basically been taken over by Muslims now. So really, Israel is the front line. Israel is the
01:16:03.220West and it embodies West. At the same time, they tell you that Europe has a history replete with
01:16:11.640anti-Semitism. And how many times have you heard some variation of the claim anti-Semitism is in
01:16:17.420their DNA? I mean, that's like a common refrain is that like there's something about the European
01:16:23.140DNA that it just has this this poison, this this defect that can be suppressed if you're, you know,
01:16:30.120brutal and, you know, efficient enough in controlling communications. You can suppress that
01:16:34.820that cancer at the heart of the European soul. But if you don't, you know, crack down on it enough,
01:16:41.100And it bubbles up and it just it's meaningless. It's pointless. It does no, you know, basis in reality. It's just some sort of DNA defect that is expressed in the in the European people.
01:16:53.380Now, you tell me how Europe, i.e. the West, i.e. Christendom, can simultaneously find its greatest expression in Israel but also be tainted forever, poisoned every aspect of it with an ingrained, inbuilt congenital anti-Semitism.
01:17:12.260This is nonsense. It makes no sense. This is ridiculous. How could both of these things be true? They can't. So what is the fact?
01:17:19.100The fact is neither one of them is true. The fact is Israel is not the West. It does not behave like the West, does not have the same morals or character as the West, doesn't have the same beliefs as the quote unquote West in any way, shape or form.
01:17:30.700The West doesn't believe in collective punishment. The West doesn't believe punishing and punishing the children for the sins of the father. The West believes in a contained a sort of national warfare where two nations go to war with each other and then they sign peace agreements and then they get back to some stability, you know, between if not allies, at least not open enemies.
01:17:53.180Israel believes in an ongoing, perpetual, forever war against anybody it doesn't actively control.
01:18:00.220When you really boil down what it is to be the West, it's Christendom, and that's what it used
01:18:06.500to be called. And again, I can't help but see a little bit of a psyop in all of these words,
01:18:11.340right? I remember being a little kid and hearing the word Caucasian and being like,
01:18:16.040what the hell does that mean? Where is caucus? Where the hell? It's a mountain range. Okay,
01:18:20.500So Asians are from Asia. Africa is full of Africans. But Europe is full of Caucasians. What the hell is that supposed to be? No, it's Europeans. They're European. But like you've got to understand how for a century or more, there have been these little linguistic tricks, these little, you know, rhetorical manipulations that go on, little seeds planted that might not, you know, might not be overwhelming at first.
01:18:46.160right to hear european people referred to as caucasian doesn't automatically make you think
01:18:51.240that the people of europe never existed and that their nationalism is a lie but over time that's
01:18:56.640the idea that's seeded that these people the caucasians they must be sort of uprooted they're
01:19:01.880all from like some mountainous region in eastern europe but somehow they spread everywhere no
01:19:05.940they're european it's not that complicated just like the west it doesn't mean the west it means
01:19:11.500the people of europe which used to be called christendom because christianity is tied you know
01:19:18.480indissolvably to the european character it was europe that adopted christianity and spread
01:19:25.160christianity sure it started in the middle east but even back then the middle east was
01:19:29.000you know demographically a very different place than it is now as alex is pointing out i mean it's
01:19:34.340not it's not a joke and people can take this too far and they can take it to sort of the uh
01:19:40.740like nazi level uh whatever they call like social evolution whatever it is where you know basically
01:19:48.440the appearance of white people in in ancient cultures was seen as some sort of evidence of
01:19:53.800you know race mastery or whatever else but you know putting that to the side putting the
01:19:58.860uncomfortable conclusions to the side this is one of the things i talked about when it came to
01:20:03.000something like the odyssey the spartans were known for being blonde haired like you look at the vases1.00
01:20:08.800And it's a bunch of blonde haired ladies running around. That's what they were famous for, just like the Spaniards were blonde hair and red hair, blue eyed, just like the northern Europeans, especially, you know, after the the influx of the Germans after the fall of the Roman Empire.0.96
01:20:25.060I mean, do you know that Ramses the Great was a white guy? Like, do people know that the greatest Pharaoh of all time, Ramses the Great, like they have his mummy? It's not speculation.
01:20:38.800It's not like they're looking at ancient carvings and trying to divine the racial makeup.
01:20:50.840So, again, this idea, the reason I say this, again, is because there is a concerted, deliberate, decades-long effort to basically eradicate white people, not just in their homelands, but throughout history, so that you could claim that everything Western Europe accomplished was somehow stolen from people.
01:21:08.800weren't white in order to give rise to and give credit to and justification for the anti-white
01:21:15.360activity of people who are trying to destroy us, which, again, I'm glad that people are waking up
01:21:23.240to their like we've gone through steps, right? When I was growing up, it was anathema. It was
01:21:28.360shocking and horrible to even question the government line. I mean, even in people now,
01:21:34.600Like, people who I know who are, heck, even maybe farther than me down the conspiracy rabbit hole, like, growing up, you know, if you said 9-11 was an inside job, you were, like, politely asked to leave.
01:21:46.000Like, it was not a good thing to even question the government, you know, let alone believe that they were, in fact, the progenitors and the people who started all of these horrible things.
01:21:58.900Now, luckily, and thanks in no small part to Donald Trump shattering the illusion of mainstream media objectivity or anything else, people realize, they learn, they come around to the fact that the government lies to them, that they're tricked into states of panic.
01:22:13.540Now, whether people can actually, you know, absorb that and then turn that into, you know, I remember being shocked at the time we just lived through Russiagate and all the crap that we'd been through with President Trump.
01:22:25.760And then covid hits. And I'm expecting everybody to go. This is another it is another one of those tricks. We've been through these before. We saw Russiagate. We saw 9-11. We saw all this crap get sold to us.
01:22:36.840We're not falling for it again. But of course, people fall for it again, because, of course, that's the beauty of a false flag attack.
01:22:42.480The only thing false about it is the flag. The attack is real. You have to actually defend against it.
01:22:47.820So in the case of Suta or the wider Muslim invasion of Europe, it's like, OK, you can point out that it's NGOs that are orchestrating it,
01:22:56.680that the wars that were started for the sake of Israel are the whole reason that these huge populations of, quote unquote, refugees exist in the first place.
01:23:03.760You can describe the ignition of this process. You still have to stop the Muslims coming in. You still have to stop the people that are in Europe from arming themselves or gaining political power and enforcing their beliefs on an unwilling populace.
01:23:21.920You can't just point to the people in the NGOs that sent them over.
01:23:26.660You have to deal with the problem on the ground.
01:23:28.520This, again, is the from the perpetrators beauty of false flags attack.
01:23:32.220The attack is real. People have to respond to it.
01:23:34.900You that you just then get to manipulate and decide where that response goes and how that response is enacted.
01:23:40.080Again, I could tie this to things like the flock cameras problem, reaction, solution.
01:23:44.040They open the border. They defund the police.
01:23:46.720they you know make it they inject racialism into our jury pool so that you know people are let off
01:23:53.760so you have a corresponding rise in crime we presented the chart last week that showed you
01:23:58.780know all the big cities in texas austin alone has had our homicide rate increase 74 percent
01:24:05.440while every other big city in texas has seen their city decrease its homicide rate in the exact same
01:24:12.440time period. Why? Because the choices made by the. Trying not to say retarded, but I'm blanking on
01:24:19.980any other word, so I'll just say socialist leadership of Austin, the choices they made
01:24:25.460lead directly to a rise in crime. What's the solution to that? How about permanent perpetual
01:24:30.640surveillance cameras on every corner? Why would we need that? Why would that be necessary? The
01:24:36.340problem is that you destroyed the judicial system, that you destroyed and, you know, demoralize the
01:24:43.780police, that you allowed George Soros to spend millions of dollars to plant a DA who refuses to
01:24:50.680charge minority populations with the crimes they commit. That's the problem. The solution is fixing
01:24:56.900that. The solution is not creating a digital panopticon that surveils you 24 seven so that
01:25:03.680we can just have what high definition footage of the crimes that keep getting committed like that's
01:25:07.840essentially where we're headed is you're going to have flat cameras on every corner you're going to
01:25:11.980have fully realized three-dimensional surveillance of every square foot of your city and the criminals
01:25:18.600that are running around beating people over the head with baseball bats or sapping people on the
01:25:22.800subway trains are still going to be let out time and time again they're still going to have rap
01:25:27.920sheets, 45 cases long, because it was never a question of finding evidence to convict them.
01:25:34.260It's been a question for the last decade of the systems in place to bring about justice being
01:25:40.760used instead to serve racial justice or social justice, which are not justice in the same way
01:25:46.800that turkey bacon ain't bacon. You can call it that, but it's something entirely different.
01:25:51.760And justice is when a criminal is punished for the crime they commit. Racial justice is when
01:25:57.360you don't punish that criminal because 200 years ago, somebody that looks kind of like him was
01:26:01.360maybe mistreated by somebody that looks kind of like his victim. This is absurd. But this is the
01:26:05.900world that we're entering into. And I'm going to cover that a lot today, too, because you thought
01:26:09.640Ma'am Donnie was bad. Good Lord, folks. I don't know what we do at this point. I've got a video0.90
01:26:16.200of the mayor of Seattle almost breaking into tears as she's questioned about her choices by
01:26:21.960the, you know, media there. There's a woman running for governor of Michigan or something
01:26:28.960who is just a long story short. There are like young socialist revolutionaries who have never
01:26:38.180had a job, who don't have families, who have never been in charge of anything in their lives,
01:26:43.720who are literally actors and actresses, just like AOC. If you remember, AOC was chosen,
01:26:51.100was selected out of a lineup like an actress trying for a part i'm sorry let me correct that1.00
01:26:56.260she was an actress trying for not like one she was literally a bartender who just looked pretty
01:27:02.760and could spout the socialist talking points and she did so unashamedly like in interviews early
01:27:08.320on in her career they would say what do you think about this she'd go i don't know i've never thought
01:27:12.520about that i'll have to ask my people what are what our stance is on that it's like okay so
01:27:16.720you're just an empty vessel you're just an empty vessel that somebody decided could win an election
01:27:21.040So they put a little bow on your head and are feeding you talking points through your earpiece.
01:27:26.420That's our modern politics. And it wouldn't be an issue if we didn't flood our country with and, you know, with tens of millions of people that aren't American and don't have the same beliefs we do, who see voting as just robbery with one step removed.
01:27:43.520I'm going to vote for the person that promises to rob the other people and feed me rather than rob me and feed the other people like that's how they perceive elections.
01:27:52.820Again, folks, you've got to see this for what it is. You've got to be able to recognize that other populations, you know, people see it as a criticism because they inherently recognize that our system is superior.
01:28:09.160So when I talk about our differences between our system and other systems, it's obvious, even in the people who think I'm bad for pointing it out, the deficiencies in their systems, but they still defend them.
01:28:18.260But this is just the fact. And we've played the videos we've shown. I mean, it's it's everywhere because it's not they're not shy about it.
01:28:24.760People in India, if they want to get elected, they drive around in cars throwing cash out the windows. There's nothing wrong with that to them.
01:28:30.520To us, we would see that as just, you know, cynical buying of votes, just like betraying the idea of democracy when you're just running around going, hey, you know, vote for me.
01:28:53.040But to people overseas, it's like, well, that guy gave me the most money.
01:28:56.720He's obviously the one who's going to be best at being in charge.
01:28:58.920if he is the one with the most money if he's the one that is most able to benefit me then
01:29:04.360why would i not vote for him like i've had these conversations with people where i'm like
01:29:08.160you get that it's bad that your politicians just hand out cash in exchange for money and they're
01:29:13.200like why why you don't get paid for your vote i do get paid for mine who's the real sucker here
01:29:18.280okay that's a difference in mindset that is insurmountable when you bring those people over
01:29:23.420and they vote in that same way it literally destroys our system or you know people that
01:29:29.300are literally just too dumb and incapable to understand second order effects and so they're
01:29:34.820electing literal children literal i mean we basically might as well have like eight-year-olds
01:29:39.560running our country i'm not even exaggerating i'll show you clips on the other side this long1.00
01:29:43.320woman in michigan is literally insane it's like been to the mental hospital a whole bunch she's
01:29:48.840running for governor the mayor in seattle i'll show you that as well stay tuned we're being taken1.00
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01:31:47.960welcome back ladies and gentlemen this is the alex jones show we'll be joined at next hour
01:31:57.980by larry sanger he's one of the co-founders of wikipedia talked to him about what i was hinting
01:32:04.700at in the last segment what do you do what do you do when your population doesn't care about
01:32:11.420being taken over when your fellow americans with a vote that counts equal to yours
01:32:16.600genuinely lacks the intellectual capability to even understand the choices that they're making.
01:32:22.240That does actually seem to be the situation that's happening here.
01:32:26.900I've got a couple of examples to show you, both the damage already being done and the damage to come.
01:32:34.440That is, the socialist idiot children that are being elected to high offices in America
01:32:40.640already wrecking havoc on the states and cities that they're in charge of.
01:32:46.180But also the people still running for this is the DSA is on an upswing at this point and is increasing its popularity.
01:32:52.880And with every race it wins, it, you know, is able to take that and make hay with it and tell everybody how successful it is.
01:33:00.020It's, you know, this is the way, you know, democratic politics works.
01:33:04.220You can take your victories and spin them into more victories by putting out the idea that, you know, your ideas are popular.
01:33:10.880It brings more people over. I mean, this really is a popularity contest at the end of the day.
01:33:14.400And they've rigged the system by making everyone stupid. I really think they've made everyone too stupid for us to be a democracy anymore.
01:33:24.340I mean, I think that's it. I think you like if you really want to get down to the issue, if you had a smart, informed, well-read population that understood not just the laws that are in place, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, but the reason behind those.
01:33:40.120Again, I think we failed in this. People know that we have freedom of speech. Do you know why? People will invoke the Fifth Amendment. Do you know why it exists and for what reason it was created? Because it sure as hell wasn't created so a government agent could get away with using his authority and power in the government to destroy the lives of American people.
01:34:01.380But that's exactly how it was invoked last week with Anthony Fauci.
01:34:05.000You know, it was about stopping the overreach of the government.
01:34:08.760It was about preventing a situation where the government was imprisoning people just because they didn't like their points of view or, you know, forcing them to give evidence against themselves in show trials because they had seen that in places like England.
01:34:22.240And we still see it today in places like America.
01:34:26.740It hasn't done a perfect job of correcting everything, but there was a reason that it was put in place.
01:34:32.240Now, to use that protection from the citizens against the government, the government is now using it for protection of the crimes it committed against the people.
01:34:42.420This is all wrong. This is all completely wrong.
01:34:45.540So what do you do when you have a population that that doesn't care about the truth, that doesn't care about what's right?
01:34:51.760because you know Fauci might be the best preeminent you know most most shocking example
01:34:57.740as I keep saying we didn't fall for the lies why are the people that fell for his lies the
01:35:04.040ones defending him it doesn't make any sense and this never really made sense I guess these people
01:35:08.840have a part of their brain that I'm missing or something the sheep part whatever the sheep part
01:35:14.260of the brain is but I was having this conversation back in 2022 2023 because people were like so
01:35:20.680confused at why I was criticizing, criticizing Fauci. And I was so confused at why they were
01:35:25.520defending Fauci. Who the hell is this guy? What is he, your dad? Like, why are you so defensive
01:35:30.540of him? He's just some dude. He's some government bureaucrat. You have no loyalty to him. You've
01:35:36.040never heard of this guy before two days ago. But all of a sudden it's like, I'm a bad, I'm a bad
01:35:41.820person. I'm an evil person for daring to point out this guy is lying. It's crazy. It has been
01:35:47.080crazy for a while. The loyalty, the the like worship that they show towards Anthony Fauci,
01:35:53.260it's senseless. It's it's unmoored. It makes no sense. There's no sense in it, actually.
01:35:59.940But this has been the case for a while. It's like Anthony Fauci was lying. We were pointing it out
01:36:03.620and people were just like, how dare you? He is an amazing public servant that's trying everything
01:36:09.240he can to save lives. And it's like, why do you think that? What evidence is there that that's
01:36:13.800the case. Genuinely, what the hell is wrong with you people? You're defending a man who used your
01:36:20.460loyalty to him, your trust in him to screw you knowingly. He didn't do it better safe than sorry,
01:36:26.700right? That was always the excuse of like, hey, look, you know, the lockdowns may have had
01:36:30.180negative consequences. But at the time, you know, at the time, we didn't know what we were dealing
01:36:34.400with. We had to do it because, hey, what if it was like as dangerous as, you know, aerosoled Ebola
01:36:40.380and it would kill 90% of people who got it.
01:36:42.620We didn't know, so better safe than sorry.
01:36:44.780We had to lock down, and sure, if we could go back down with a time machine,
01:36:47.900maybe we wouldn't have, but at the time, it was the right choice.
01:36:56.460He went on TV and said it was 10 times as deadly
01:36:58.740because he wanted to create fear in you to take advantage of you,
01:37:01.940and these people who fell for the lies who now can't help but acknowledge
01:37:06.740that they were lies, and yet they still call you a bad person
01:37:09.400for criticizing Dr. Anthony Fauci. This again just goes into this poisonous mindset that is at this
01:37:15.200moment hollowing out America like a cancer, replacing all of the healthy functional cells
01:37:22.060with cancerous ones from Zero Hedge. Is anybody ever going to say I'm sorry? Let me I'm not even
01:37:28.460going to read the art. Let me answer. No. The answer is no. Here's the cool thing about justice.
01:37:32.600You don't need them to say they're sorry. This is again what I don't understand. We operate on a
01:37:38.320on a at a status that's like we have them we have to have them say they're sorry why do we have to
01:37:44.720have them you know what will make them sorry is when they're sitting in a jail cell they'll be
01:37:49.100really sorry once they are put in a jail cell and guess what you don't have to wait for them to say
01:37:55.500they're sorry before you do that this this genuinely blows my mind because even just the
01:38:01.200title of this is anybody ever going to say they're sorry no they're not that's the answer
01:38:08.020You ever watch cop shows? You ever watch like cops or any sort of like true crime stuff on YouTube? Do the criminals ever apologize? Is there ever a moment ever in any of these cases? I mean, you can have somebody they're like on video murdering somebody. They're caught so bad. They go to trial. They try to represent themselves. It's humiliation upon humiliation. Literally nobody in the world thinks this person is innocent. Nobody in the world.
01:38:35.800even their own lawyers are like, I'm just doing a job here, buddy. Nobody believes them. And yet,
01:38:40.300do they apologize? Do they go look fine? All right. You know, I really tried to get away
01:38:45.240with it, but you guys are sharp and you caught me really good. You got me really bad. And I'm,
01:38:49.880I'm, I'm sorry. I, you know, I feel stupid now. They never, they never ever, that is not in the
01:38:57.820human. Like if, if they're the type of person that will do that, then they're not the type
01:39:02.340a person to commit the murder or to carry on the worldwide scheme to enslave humanity the people
01:39:08.720that we're dealing with are criminals they're not going to say they're sorry and we shouldn't expect
01:39:12.680them to and they we don't have to wait for them to say they're sorry you make them sorry by punishing
01:39:18.260them hello hello this is called civilization this is how it's always worked you don't wait
01:39:25.620for the criminals to say they're sorry because they never will. It blows my mind. This week,
01:39:32.340Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared before Congress and on the advice of his attorney repeatedly invoked
01:39:36.000the Fifth Amendment rather than answering many of the senators questions. Everyone's talking about
01:39:40.040what he did or didn't know, whether he misled Congress, whether he should have answered the
01:39:43.040questions or whether he should be held accountable. But that wasn't the moment from this week I can't
01:39:46.980stop thinking about. My husband called me as he was driving home from picking up grain for the
01:39:51.280hogs he had stopped at restaurant depot to grab uh pizza boxes and a few supplies for the ranch
01:39:56.400rarely does he pay attention to american politics rarely is he interested in the stories that
01:39:59.800consume him he simply asked what's going on with fauci i explained that he'd spent some of the
01:40:04.840hearing invoking the fifth amendment rather than answering the senator's questions there was a long
01:40:08.340pause then he asked me something that caught me completely off guard is anybody ever going to say
01:40:12.940i'm sorry i was wrong it cost you and your family everything
01:40:15.860no no no no no no that's no no that's just it's never it's never going to happen it doesn't need
01:40:24.740to happen i feel like there are a few certain things that you know there's a question that
01:40:31.140went semi-viral on x that i've just been thinking about and it put it as like you know
01:40:35.480if you could have access to the emergency signal system on people's phones you know if you had one
01:40:42.820minute you could make everybody in america listen to like one minute of audio what would that audio
01:40:47.660be what would you know to change the world to whatever it would be the couple things i think
01:40:53.020we all need to understand to fully comprehend one is white people are the target that white people
01:41:01.220are slated for eradication and that you're not a good person to allow this to happen that being
01:41:07.600attacked does not make you a good person to be a sucker and a victim is not a virtue i really wish
01:41:15.160people would get that in their heads because it is an inverted bizarro form of white supremacy
01:41:21.240where non-white people can be flooding into your country by the millions going we are going to kill
01:41:27.720you we're going to cut your throat we are going to take you over we are going to destroy you and
01:41:31.660white people look at it and go oh they need help oh no we'll be fine we'll be what defend ourselves
01:41:38.000from these people we don't need to do that we'll be we'll be we need to give them whatever we have
01:41:43.480because you know they clearly don't know what's going on it's like what the hell is what what
01:41:48.340you think you're invincible you think you're a god you think you're immortal you think this can't
01:41:51.900affect you you think you're just things are going to be great forever because you're white like get
01:41:56.160over yourselves you're under attack that'd be the first thing that i wish i could just hammer into
01:42:00.180people's heads white people especially you are under attack what the hell is wrong with you
01:42:04.500because it wouldn't be an issue if white people would just not allow themselves to be taken over
01:42:08.160but regardless and this is what i was talking about in the last segment where it's like we've
01:42:12.120taken these steps right people understand now the government will lie to you people understand the
01:42:16.080government will actually be engaged in like horrible crimes against you and get away with
01:42:19.900it something that was anathema that was unspeakable 15 20 years ago is now readily accepted by almost
01:42:26.580everybody you could possibly meet. I'm not supposed to. Let's just keep it vague here and
01:42:32.280point out that nobody these days is being sued for questioning the supposed grief of people who've
01:42:42.000had their family members die in public ways. Nobody's getting sued for saying we don't
01:42:47.700believe their grief. This looks a little bit fake to us. Nobody's getting sued for that these days
01:42:53.920here 14 years after other incidents which were not able to be questioned so much like people
01:43:01.860are questioning things people recognize now there's nothing wrong with questioning things
01:43:05.100there's nothing wrong with investigating the truth behind claims of the government great
01:43:09.540that's a great step the next step is recognizing that all of these attacks have exactly the same
01:43:15.280character the same motivation and the same outcome destruction of white people that we got to get
01:43:20.260over because, again, everything I deal with is false dichotomies. Everything I deal with is
01:43:26.500you're either for Muslim or you're for Israel. You either are an egalitarian, self-hating white
01:43:33.080person that wants the global majority to overwhelm and destroy Europeans, or you are a literal Nazi
01:43:41.420that wants to step on the neck of every non-white person to prove your superiority. It's like,
01:43:45.800How about we just how about we don't have to be insane? How about every stance everybody takes is always insane these days? What if we had a sane approach that was just like white people don't deserve to die? And also, oh, I don't have like a civilizational obligation to be in charge of everything all the time.
01:44:05.540how about we're just like everybody else would that be a stance that everybody could come along
01:44:10.520with no obviously not you either have to be a nazi or you have to be aoc this is ridiculous you have
01:44:16.460to be mom donnie or you have to be adolf hitler why is this constantly the dichotomy it is okay
01:44:21.640in fact to be white it's actually great you should be proud of yourself that's just one that's that's
01:44:25.980one thing i wish people to understand the other thing i really really really really really wish
01:44:31.180that we could get across especially to republicans and libertarians especially is liberty requires
01:44:38.600peace okay you're not at liberty if you're under threat okay i pointed this out last year one of
01:44:45.920the great things trump actually did in his second administration was sending federal police forces
01:44:50.980into places like atlanta and memphis where the crime was astronomical and not being dealt with
01:44:56.640so the feds went in and just arrested the criminals they knew were out there knew where
01:45:00.040they were just weren't arresting them. The feds actually did arrest them. And you had videos of
01:45:03.580people in Memphis saying, this is amazing. The streets are so safe. My children can now play in
01:45:08.920our own backyard without having me fear that they're going to get shot. Like, OK, you can't
01:45:15.980play in your own backyard. Are you free? If you can't walk down to the corner store
01:45:21.760after dusk and purchase something and walk back, you can't send your kid to the corner store,
01:45:27.780Pick up some, you know, an ingredient you need for dinner without just thinking there's a 50% chance kid just never comes back again.
01:45:35.240Are you free? Are you a free person? Of course not.
01:45:37.340So freedom, liberty requires peace. Peace requires order.
01:45:43.940Order requires good people, good men to do violence to bad people.
01:45:49.920OK, again, and this is why I'm going off on this when it comes to like, why is nobody apologizing?
01:45:54.340apologizing because they're bad people that are evil and have to be defeated like it's not that
01:45:58.820complicated it should go like this you did something bad we all know it you know it will
01:46:04.120you apologize if they're like oh well i just think that then you just go okay into the cage goodbye
01:46:08.660goodbye into the cage now into the concrete box forever we're done with you you can't live here
01:46:14.020anymore we need decent people who are honest to run a country and you're incompatible with that
01:46:19.720So you go away now forever. That's the solution. The solution is not to beg them to admit that they did something wrong or to have a really powerful speech about how they did something wrong while they smirk at you knowing that they're getting away with it.
01:46:35.240This isn't solving anything. Solving something would be throwing them in prison forever because of the crimes that we know they committed. Why can't we just let's do that? Okay. No, we have to ask and we have to beg them to admit what they did wrong. Then and only then can we actually get justice. Ridiculous is ridiculous.
01:46:55.820and then you get to something like this from today scientists the experts the scientists
01:47:04.420say we need to have the earth's population to just four billion to save the planet
01:47:11.180okay so they're just coming right out with it now they want to kill half the planet they're saying
01:47:17.460for the planet to survive you know the giant ball of rock in space that's going to die if we don't
01:47:22.920kill half of the people on it according to them of course of course what do you think their
01:47:30.260suggestions are do you think it has anything to do with maybe no longer providing uh sustenance
01:47:37.400to nations that have birth rates in the you know 700 percentage like every woman gives birth to
01:47:46.260like seven to nine children on average but their gdp is two dollars a year do you do you want to
01:47:52.280stop feeding them no absolutely not i'm a horrible person for even suggesting it okay then what's
01:47:58.180your suggestion kill the productive people in the first world countries why is that better how could
01:48:03.860that possibly be better here's an idea let's let's what if we applied sort of the same idea
01:48:11.520of representation to human survival that we do to like hollywood films in other words
01:48:19.800you know white people are only like seven percent of the planet so what if white people have absolute
01:48:25.560protection from any form of you know enforced deaths everybody else has to be degraded till
01:48:31.560we're all equal till white people and everybody else are exactly the same percentage wouldn't
01:48:37.000that be fair is that is that fair because we because we want total equality right across the
01:48:42.260races across the nationalities of course not it might sound like the evil plan of a nefarious
01:48:47.320villain but scientists say we now need to have earth's population to save the planet it might
01:48:53.280literally be the plot of like every incredibly popular piece of media recently with the likes
01:49:01.940of thanos just straight up word for word having this position but scientists believe it now
01:49:10.040like that doesn't actually that doesn't actually discredit it at all like that that but should be
01:49:18.520should like qualify the first part right i might seem like a crazy person running around the
01:49:24.800parking lot screaming but that guy's coming after me with a knife okay well now that first part
01:49:30.300which did make you sound crazy is qualified by that second part which makes the first part
01:49:34.340sound okay again so something like this would be scientists we say we need to have the earth's
01:49:39.340planet to four billion to save the planet. But that's because if we don't do that, the population
01:49:45.420will be reduced to less than one billion. You know, then maybe you can make it. They're not
01:49:49.560even making that argument. They're like, sure, it sounds like Darth Vader himself and the emperor
01:49:55.040got together to come up with the most evil plan of all time. But we think it's a good plan.
01:50:00.980What? It's not a qualifier. That doesn't change the first part of the sentence. You're just saying,
01:50:06.740yeah this is evil but we want to do it though but actually we're evil too so there's that
01:50:13.320over the past 100 years the population has ballooned from less than 2 billion to 8.3
01:50:19.900billion people however researchers say our planet cannot sustain this explosive growth for much
01:50:25.060longer now in a proposal that will remind uh movie fans of thanos's plot and avengers infinity war
01:50:30.600scientists argue that the population needs to be eased down to 4 billion by 2200 by 2200 i don't
01:50:41.300know how to say that year i just you know i'm i guess i'm glad they're coming out and saying it
01:50:49.860now i just think we should believe them when they say this you know it's kind of like what
01:50:57.880alex was saying about the flock cameras yes the flock cameras didn't exist when trump was elected
01:51:03.700like as of election day november 2024 the one single flock camera on the streets of america
01:51:11.360since then they've exploded everywhere they're being rolled out faster than you could ever cut
01:51:16.720them down right that's just happening people don't want it but it is happening just like the data
01:51:20.900centers nobody wants the data centers in their backyard the data centers aren't necessary but
01:51:24.720they want but the people in power want them so they're happening and they're being funded by
01:51:28.520your tax dollars and your life is inconsequential the effects it has on your life are not an area
01:51:36.160of concern for the people building these things but it didn't start with this it started with
01:51:40.760things like ring cameras and amazon creating a you know government portal so that police
01:51:46.540departments could have direct access to lifetime feeds of every ring camera we reported on this at
01:51:52.400the time so i mean they didn't start with flock cameras they started with hey here's a really
01:51:57.020convenient doorbell camera that will keep your family safe oh look it turns out we actually
01:52:02.040built the digital panopticon we better add license plate readers and signal readers to that as well
01:52:07.240so we can track your every move again just think why would these things be necessary they're not
01:52:12.840necessary to deal with crime you saw that in places like el salvador that went from having
01:52:16.340the worst murder rate in the world to one of the best violent crime rates in the world they did it
01:52:20.960without flock cameras they did it by getting rid of the judges that kept letting criminals out
01:52:25.500that's what we need to do to you know get rid of all of the illegal immigrants i have stats here
01:52:32.100that i'll i'll find in just a second about operation wetback in the 1950s the biggest
01:52:37.100deportation effort i was going to say up till now but no it's still bigger it was still bigger in
01:52:43.960the 1950s and the entire budget for that operation they got over a million people out it was like
01:52:51.100700 people and 35 trucks it was like not a lot of people right now ice has like 200,000 employees
01:52:58.400and we're deporting less than they did in the 1950s it's not a matter of we don't have the
01:53:05.080flock cameras it's not a matter of we don't have the panopticon surveillance grid necessary to do
01:53:10.960this it's not necessary we could do it they're choosing not to and then they're using the problem
01:53:18.340that they're choosing not to solve as an excuse to build another problem that they're going to
01:53:22.740use against us it's again really just not complicated even in the slightest and we'll
01:53:30.480we're going to talk about all this and more as we continue especially as we talk to larry singer in
01:53:35.460the next uh hour but when it comes to the illegal immigrants sticking on that for a minute it's the
01:53:42.640idea of ice 900,000 legal immigrants have been naturalized over the last 12 months while fewer
01:53:50.820than 800,000 illegal immigrants have been deported since trump took office now add that to the stat
01:53:58.440that we learned last week that there have been more anchor babies born in the united states than
01:54:03.420deportations there have been more anchor babies born in america than deportations since trump
01:54:12.800got into office so it's like you just take one of these more anchor babies born than deportations
01:54:17.920we're at a net negative for america net positive for immigration then you compound that with the
01:54:25.380fact there have been more naturalized legal citizens than deportations and it's like
01:54:30.740deportations are not only not happening fast enough insufficient to deal with the problem
01:54:37.360we're actually still growing in a legal and illegal immigrant population
01:54:43.260we're not even close to that being a negative flow the people in power could easily fix this
01:54:52.220i mean do you guys remember how easy it was for trump to close the border something else that
01:54:56.720Like it just sort of just sort of happened. Nobody like comments or focuses on it. But for four years, we were told that the border couldn't be closed, that we needed to pass a bill. They were blaming Trump, saying Trump argued against this bill. If that bill passed, then they would have shut down the border. He shut down the border in one day. You know what he did? He went, shut the border. And then it was shut. Literally everything we deal with is that simple. Everything.
01:55:26.720deport illegal immigrants they would be deported shut the border it would be
01:55:31.180shut we're choosing not to and we're not taking the obvious you know easy way to
01:55:38.540do any of this stuff we instead are choosing to be lost to be drowning in
01:55:43.640this whirlpool of chaos and misery when the solution is right in front of us
01:55:49.160instead we're being told the solution is what socialism it's got to be communism
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02:00:55.760Now, fast forward, since Trump ended the ceasefire this month,
02:00:58.460According to documents, there have been more than 200 additional casualties and four more deaths have piled up.
02:01:05.100And remember, right around that same time, the official death toll got quietly revised down from 18 to 14.
02:01:12.400Look, accounting can shrink a number on a spreadsheet, right?
02:01:15.300But they do not change what's happening on the ground.
02:01:18.220That's the fact that there are real bodies and real families who deserve a straight answer about which number is true.
02:01:24.500And tonight, while American troops are absorbing that toll, Iran is rearming.
02:01:29.540Reuters reports that Iran is set to receive up to 400 Chinese-made shoulder-fired missile systems in a $60 to $70 million deal, with the first shipments arriving within weeks.
02:01:40.820These are the precise weapon sales that President Trump claimed that Xi Jinping personally told him China would never make, quote, under any circumstances.
02:01:49.900Well, China isn't even hiding where it stands.
02:01:52.180Just four days ago, Beijing said, quote, it strongly supports Iran in safeguarding its sovereignty, security and national dignity.
02:01:59.440So if, in fact, there was a promise and we don't know that there was, it doesn't seem to be holding.
02:02:04.480Although we have to point out tonight that China has not confirmed this arms deal and Reuters, well, candidly, they get a lot wrong.
02:02:13.020Reuters also reports that Yemen's Houthis are now considering charging a fee on every commercial ship that sells through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
02:02:21.140every country's ships, that is, except one, China's fleet, would be exempt.
02:03:17.200Again, that is the commander in chief on the record describing how he'll respond to an attack on American troops.
02:03:23.300Not a strategy, not an objective, just rage at this point.
02:03:26.780But here is something worth sitting with at least for a second.
02:03:29.820Why is this attack being called a surprise at all?
02:03:33.660See, CENTCOM said on Tuesday that Iran's Revolutionary Guard had directed more than 30 drone attacks on U.S. forces in the preceding three days alone.
02:07:07.620So I became active on Wikipedia, and I actually started organizing people in something called
02:07:18.980WikiProject Intellectual Diversity, which is just like it sounds.
02:07:23.140It's just a collection of people that were going to push for greater openness and intellectual tolerance, essentially.
02:07:34.800And it was going very well until I actually went to apply for official recognition of the Wiki project.
02:07:44.840And then the application was just absolutely flooded with a lot of people who before had not really said anything.
02:07:57.120And I was accused of canvassing, which is collecting people from off-wiki to participate in the wiki project.
02:08:09.260But actually, that's something that's required, or at least strongly encouraged by the rules.
02:08:17.960But I think the idea was that because this wiki project was a reform project and actually had a chance of working, they were really threatened by that.
02:08:31.120And what happened is I simply updated my ex-feed, my followers, to say, well, there's a big controversy going on right now.
02:09:14.280And that same day, I just happened to be in New York, a trip that had been planned for a long time to accept an award, along with other people from Tablet Magazine, for founding Wikipedia and for actually making this effort to reform it.
02:09:32.940Right. And two hours later, I was blocked from Wikipedia.
02:09:39.000Well, I mean, that that's almost appropriate, isn't it?
02:09:42.260The arbitrariness with which they can manipulate the rules is very reflective of sort of the arbitrary nature of the facts that you can find on Wikipedia.
02:09:50.860Now, the one that jumps to mind is wasn't Marco Rubio said that Spanish, a cowboy culture was originally Spanish.
02:09:58.220And AOC came out and said, that's ridiculous. How dare you?
02:10:01.320I can't remember exactly how it went, but basically Wikipedia then changed to reflect the talking point of AOC, even though it had been, you know, in support of Rubio.
02:10:10.580So it's it's not really about facts for them. It's not really about what's true.
02:10:14.360It's about manipulating this to achieve certain political ends. So in a way, they're sort of acting just, you know, in in line with their with their traditional behavior.
02:10:24.080Yes, I think they were very threatened by the fact that I could actually succeed in reforming Wikipedia, and they couldn't have that.
02:10:36.340Because the reform that I would make is, you know, it's perfectly in line with the original vision of Wikipedia, which was have a wide variety of people coming together to develop articles that fairly reflect everybody's views.
02:10:55.560You know, it's not a conservative value, actually. It's actually more of a classical liberal value to let everybody have a say on an equal platform. And yeah, they don't like that.
02:11:10.920No. And and in a weird way, that is a concern. I mean, that is like a far right wing value. Now, if you listen to, you know, the people in charge seems to me.
02:11:20.320So, yeah, it's like it's crazy for me, for them as liberals to give that up since it seems like such a beautiful thing. But we'll take it. Right. OK, that's the far right position now is everybody should have a say and that we should actually pursue the truth, even if it makes us uncomfortable.
02:11:35.680We're the only ones still saying that.
02:11:37.200And we've been saying it the entire time.
02:11:39.280So what were exactly the reforms that you wanted to put in place?
02:11:42.220What do you think is necessary to reform Wikipedia?
02:11:50.060People don't realize because it's got sort of such a, you know, you don't really get
02:11:53.500an idea that there are personalities behind the articles and everything.
02:11:57.840But, man, you look into it, there are entire civil wars going on behind the scenes and
02:12:01.920people being banned and blocked and moderators.
02:12:04.360I mean, it gets really crazy. People have no idea the behind-the-scenes stuff. So I wonder if it can be reformed with all the nonsense I've seen go on behind the scenes. Is reform the right way to approach it? I guess not anymore. I guess they've let you know loud and clear that it's not. But what were your ideas to reform it, and do you believe it can be reformed?
02:12:21.380Yeah, those are different questions. Like my ideas for reform include things like allow competing articles. So why should Wikipedia have only one article on each topic? Maybe at this point, if they're going to insist on what I call a gasp point of view, gasp meaning globalist, academic, secular and progressive, right?
02:12:47.740And that really does describe the framework that Wikipedia acts in.
02:12:55.800Oh, why not allow other kinds of frameworks?
02:13:00.040And this is not something that would be inconsistent with neutrality.
02:13:04.600But the very idea is that, you know, if you're like Indian or Chinese or, you know, just French and you approach a given topic like, I don't know, God or photosynthesis or whatever, your approach might be different, you know, in a certain, again, framework is the idea.
02:13:26.400Why not have competing articles is one idea.
02:13:30.040Another thing is that you may not know this, a lot of people don't know this, but 85% of
02:13:37.340the most powerful accounts on Wikipedia are anonymous.
02:13:53.760And it seems to me that if you take certain kinds of authority on the platform, you accept certain ability to, for example, make people administrators, then the world has a right to know who you are, essentially.
02:14:14.240If you're making really important decisions about what is arguably the most influential single information resource of its kind, probably more influential than any newspaper or news outlet, well, we know who runs those.
02:14:36.680We know who the reporters and the researchers and so forth.
02:14:41.400We have no idea who really runs Wikipedia.
02:14:45.380That is that is bizarre. And you're not just just saying anonymity is bad, but like these people in particular, the outsized influence they have, the powers that they have.
02:14:53.460They want to exercise those, but they really want to pay no cost for it.
02:14:57.220They want to be sort of unquestionable and be able to hide behind their anonymity, which I think there's a trade off there.
02:15:03.220If you want to have that power, I agree.
02:15:05.040People should be able to know who you are so they can at least judge for themselves in a critical way what may be motivating your perspective on certain issues.
02:15:38.700There's no good answer that they can offer to that.
02:15:42.480And it really is important in the case of Wikipedia articles.
02:15:47.820You know, there's some article that is just not up to snuff in the opinion, especially of experts, right?
02:15:54.300People who make it their lives, you know, mission to know something about some narrow corner of the world, we should be able to find out easily what they think about the article, right?
02:16:08.000I was looking, for example, recently at an article about a topic in philosophy called Unmoved Mover.
02:22:31.360I don't think that AI is going to displace it.
02:22:34.400What LLMs do is they essentially make averages to, this is a very crude way of describing it, but basically averages of the data that it is fed.
02:22:49.060And it just so happens that Wikipedia has information at just the right level that fits the answers that people are looking for.
02:23:01.320um there can be more specialized websites that that go into details here and there
02:23:08.340but wikipedia is sort of pitched it right at the level that we used to interact with an llm yeah
02:23:17.300so um yeah i i do think that grokipedia has a chance but i i have the impression i i can't
02:23:28.520tell you all that i know but let's just say that i have the impression that the project
02:23:34.200may have been abandoned to some extent i i don't know i i really i don't know um but it's kind of
02:23:44.120looking that that way they have stopped um supporting human interaction with it you can't
02:23:56.540Well, I wonder, have you had any discussions with Elon Musk about this?
02:24:00.820Because that is what keeps popping into my mind is, you know, to me, the greatest use of Grok ever is that it's got that little button on X,
02:24:06.880where if you see something you don't understand or something you think may be questionable, you just hit that Grok button.
02:24:11.520And it sort of gives you, you know, a summary of what it says and what, you know, how truthful it is.
02:24:15.480It's so useful. We have a Grok button on Wikipedia.
02:24:18.280I mean, that sounds like a good sort of merger of Wiki and Critic.
02:24:21.840And, of course, Grokipedia was meant to to be a competitor for Wikipedia.
02:24:26.660Elon Musk, I would think, would be sort of, you know, barking up your tree and trying to work with you.
02:24:35.520Well, let's just say I have had his ear, at least in my the announcement of Grokipedia came the day after I unleashed my nine theses, which was a great surprise to me.
02:24:51.840um and i can talk at him but he doesn't talk back let's just put it that way i don't know what he's
02:24:58.740listening to to be honest wow um yeah i think he obviously is you know he's a very busy guy
02:25:05.160obviously well yeah of course i just it seems like the the tools that he's you you know applied
02:25:10.940to x are very much in line with what you're trying to do with wikipedia it's it's interesting that
02:25:16.320there's not communicated it seems like there should be if our listeners want to tweet at
02:25:20.120elon tell him maybe we could use his help on getting wikipedia back on track because it still
02:25:25.220serves i mean it is the it's the go-to i i probably referenced it twice today just you know
02:25:30.220searching stuff historical stuff especially if i'm looking up suta you know what is suta uh this
02:25:35.880this enclave that's being you know i go to wikipedia and it gives me the history so i mean
02:25:40.320it is still such a useful tool but you don't know where it's biased and where it's not like i pointed
02:25:45.620out the vaquero and you know it changes the history if you know wikipedia you can sort of
02:25:49.740see okay this has been edited recently how has it been edited for but for the average user they just
02:25:53.700read it they accept it they go home so again like like ai if this is being manipulated with a bias
02:25:58.980we deserve to know and if we don't know then we're we're going to be wrong yep yep um and i actually
02:26:07.720think the the answer ultimately has to be that people have to talk back to wikipedia um and
02:26:15.240The problem has been that there is, whenever you've got a big constituency, I've discovered, you know, that all will think the same way, it just is the natural thought of us old, you know, internet website developers, entrepreneurs, whatever, is, okay, start a website, get these people organized.
02:26:42.600But things are so locked down to a great extent that actually starting a significant new voice is really difficult.
02:26:53.980So I hope that Wikicritic will serve that purpose.
02:26:59.560And I really do hope, you know, we can get Alex, for example, to write a response to his article on Wikipedia.
02:27:12.600And I know I've already got a whole bunch of people lined up, basically ready to to talk back to Wikipedia and and they can put it on their on their personal websites.
02:27:25.680We will just go and grab it, you know, and and aggregate it all.
02:27:30.760So, you know, how go. OK, we've got to go to commercial break here.
02:27:33.600We'll be back on the other side with Larry Singer. Just how can people find Wikicritic if they want to be involved?
02:27:37.880Is it possible for them to become beta test? It has not been launched yet.
02:27:41.240closed down it has not launched yet what what you were showing on the screen there was um just a
02:27:47.380mock-up a preview it'll give you a taste okay larrysanger.org slash wiki critic larrysanger.org
02:27:55.840is the url we'll be back on the other side with larry singer don't go anywhere folks this
02:27:59.420is the information war the front lines folks we'll be right back at last it's here bring it
02:30:40.620It may be right, but you can go back and reference it with Wikipedia.
02:30:43.520You go to an article today can be completely different tomorrow and there's no real alert saying here's what's been changed. And this, of course, leads to things like you can go to, you know, A.I. destroying books, destroying all these old books and incorporating them into A.I.
02:30:59.400And it's like we're entering into a world where permanence is a thing of the past.
02:31:04.720Ironically, permanence is a thing of the past.
02:31:06.820And this just sort of unmoors us from reality and allows manipulation to to be utilized in really egregious ways.
02:31:15.100How do we how do we contend with that?
02:31:19.080There's some technical tools that can be used at a certain point in order to distinguish what people say from the confabulation.
02:31:29.400of AI. You actually have to use a digital signature of a person on a piece of content
02:31:37.820to prove that it is theirs. And we haven't done that enough. And as long as we continue to own
02:31:45.360our own digital identities, I'm all in favor of that. So that's one of the things that can be
02:31:51.420done. Now, I'd actually push back a little bit on something that you said about the history of
02:31:58.020wikipedia that wikipedia does um have the entire page history the whole revision history and it's
02:32:06.240fascinating it's to be honest actually i'm i'm a little surprised that they haven't tried to lock
02:32:13.000it down a little bit more than they have because it is quite revealing and damning in many cases
02:32:19.620when you dig into it but with a lot of articles you can actually look through the history and you
02:32:24.280can find all kinds of lines that are not available anymore they have been oversighted which is a verb
02:32:33.100it just means that that it's been deleted from the from the database um permanently apparently
02:32:40.020um usually for legal reasons no doubt sometimes quite legitimately so um but not always i think
02:32:51.820And it's not always obvious to the to the average user they go.
02:32:55.040I mean, at least, you know, on some things you'll have a thing saying, oh, this has just been edited.
02:32:58.500Here's the updated version on things like X and stuff.
02:33:00.500But Wikipedia, if you're not really well versed in it, it's hard to find those logs where it changes and to go back through time.
02:33:06.640So for the average person, it just it just appears as though this is how it's always been.
02:33:10.820Right. Exactly. Which is very misleading.
02:33:14.400Now, another technical solution, it's actually not that technical, you can go to justopedia.org, which is a fork of Wikipedia, made by a friend of mine, Buddy Wills.
02:33:34.200And she's an older lady, but she has more energy than most 20- and 30-year-old founders.
02:33:48.820She's a force of nature, and she's actually managed to create something that's really useful already.
02:33:57.000And you can edit, freely edit Wikipedia articles so that they are made more neutral on Justopedia.
02:34:06.440And they're getting quite a bit of traffic, right?
02:34:09.980So that's a story that has not been covered.
02:34:14.480And I wish people did know more about Justopedia.
02:34:19.900Generally speaking, as I think of it, that's part of what I call the encyclosphere,
02:34:25.740which is basically the collection of all the encyclopedias like the blogosphere is not just
02:34:30.920one blog it's all the blogs so the encyclosphere is all the encyclopedias what we need to do
02:34:36.720basically is to promote all the alternatives to wikipedia and um in many cases you know uh
02:34:46.700if wikipedia doesn't tell the truth another one will you know there's a lot of information in the
02:34:54.500world and that's what i was i was getting out with my question in the first segment about like
02:34:58.840is it even worth it to reform wikipedia or should we just have another thing we go just leave
02:35:03.240wikipedia behind it's it'll wallow in its own biases all they all at once and we can go create
02:35:08.440something better is it worth it to reform it or is it better just to to try something new i i would
02:35:14.800have agreed with you i did agree with you for a long time but now i actually it's come to the
02:35:22.740point it's been around for so long it has not died you know the the the uh rumors of wikipedia's
02:35:29.220death uh impending doom began in like 2007 i remember there was some lawyer who who uh said
02:35:38.120yeah yeah by 2009 it won't even exist anymore um and of course that was wrong uh and uh basically
02:35:46.800Basically, here's the deal. You can say, let's just ignore it. But here's the problem is you can ignore it, but it's not going to go away and it's going to continue to have a lot of influence in the world.
02:35:58.940You know, Alex Jones viewers may not actually have any use for Wikipedia, I suppose, on average, but a lot of ordinary people still do, right?
02:40:59.060The reason why we read books and the reason why books continue to matter, even in an age of AI, is that books provide the sort of logical, meaning-driven scaffolding that we need to think through problems in a systematic way, right?
02:41:23.540And that is simply not given by ready answers.
02:41:30.680This is an old talking point of teachers and philosophers alike that essentially knowledge occurs in systems.
02:41:41.920And you cannot reduce what is learned when you read a book to a set of facts that it contains.
02:41:53.540Right. Right. They actually have to be structured, actually have to go through the thought process that the author went through.
02:42:01.640Yeah. I was I was actually just talking about this earlier in the show before you came on, because I saw this with Anthony Fauci and the Fifth Amendment.
02:42:10.120I thought people know what the Fifth Amendment is. I mean, you watch crime shows every lowdown criminal.
02:42:15.200They might not be able to spell their name, but they know they have a right to stay silent.
02:42:18.200Do they know why? Do they know what the purpose of that is? Why it was created in the first place and what what it's protecting us from?
02:42:25.340Because now you've got an agent of the government using the Fifth Amendment to shield his activities in the government.
02:42:31.560It's like, I think this is all wrong. So you you sort of dislocate the idea of the Fifth Amendment from the structure that it that actually informs it.
02:42:40.740And suddenly you're completely lost. You don't know why this thing exists or what the value of it is or when it should be used and when it shouldn't.
02:42:46.880So it's really almost worse than useless. And I see this everywhere. And this is hard. We're in a democracy and we got a bunch of people voting and they don't even understand the first thing about the reason we have rights and the reason they, you know, how they were created.
02:43:00.940I think you're exactly right. We need this systematic. I like how you put it. I'm going to have to go back and quote that the scaffolding, the intellectual scaffolding to understand this stuff is missing now, which is why it's sort of everything's topsy turvy.
02:43:13.040Yep. There's a great example that I can give that sort of links this segment with the previous segment. So most people have no idea what due process is, but it's really important, right?
02:43:30.040the Fifth Amendment is one of the amendments that actually defines due process. Okay, so I'm
02:43:38.780going to give you a little lecture. Just bear with me. It's actually kind of fun and important.
02:43:43.940Due process is the set of rights that we have that basically define how we should be treated
02:43:54.840by the law, all right? So just for example, when we go into a court, there should be a difference
02:44:03.880between the prosecutor and the judge. The prosecutor shouldn't be the judge, just for example,
02:44:10.780and that's one of the things that's like required. Another thing is the judge shouldn't have like
02:44:16.020reasons to be biased, right? If there are things that would make a judge tend to judge the case in
02:44:24.640one direction rather than another, apart from the bare facts of the case, then, you know, that judge
02:44:32.300should be out. I'm not going to go through all the rules, but there's a lot of them, you know,
02:44:36.740and they basically define what impartial justice, a process of impartial justice looks like.
02:44:43.440Okay, now here's the thing. On Wikipedia, when I was taken before that administrator's notice board,
02:44:51.420It was just a mob of people talking about me, like bad-mouthing me in front of my back and saying all kinds of false things, not being really subject to any rules of decorum, not being answerable to anyone in particular.
02:45:17.840there was no charges. There were no charges in particular in my case. I didn't find out why I
02:45:25.100could be blocked officially until I actually was blocked in the end. These are the reasons you
02:45:30.980were blocked. They didn't say that in advance, so I couldn't respond. I was not guaranteed a right
02:45:38.320to reply, right? Okay, so what's the point of all this? The point is, if these idiots who staff
02:45:47.280Wikipedia, the administrators who staff the administrator's notice board, knew why due
02:45:55.600process rights are important, right? Like if they had worked, if they had been required to work
02:46:01.760through the answers, well, why is there this rule? Why is there that rule? Then they might actually
02:46:07.940be open to an argument to the effect that, you know what, this whole process is wrong
02:46:34.040And I remember being outraged going, they're making accusations, but not giving the accused a right to reply.
02:46:39.720This is this is in total violation of our fundamental beliefs about what is fair in justice.
02:46:45.520So, I mean, you're you're seeing it obviously on the Internet.
02:46:47.860I mean, people can make up the rules they want.
02:46:49.400But even in our politics, you know, you have things that are functionally they look like courtrooms.
02:46:54.200They act like courtrooms. There's a guy with a hammer in it.
02:46:56.160But it's not a courtroom. It's something else. And people people can't recognize that for some reason.
02:47:01.540Right, right, right. They have to be or they have to be made to read books for probably when they're young that explain all of these things and actually work through all the issues.
02:47:12.880It's kind of hard, you know, and certainly the leaders of society have to understand these things in their bones, has to actually be part of a common education, not just some specialists.
02:47:24.540Yeah, absolutely. And of course, I've got, you know, on the last hour of the show, I'm going to play a lot of videos from some of the new socialist mayors that are coming up.
02:47:33.080And, you know, whether it's Mom Donnie or this woman in Seattle or there's a woman running for governor of Michigan, I believe now.
02:47:39.100And it's like these people, they have no experience. No. And they think just because they sort of can put things in a clever way that that means they're right.
02:47:47.380What I'm trying to get as there's there is a lack of respect for like older generations that is that I see everywhere.
02:47:53.880And to me, that that what provides part of the ability of these people to justify why they don't care about this stuff.
02:47:59.780They go, well, those are just old guys. They're old, fusty guys, white supremacist, whatever.
02:48:04.240Why should we even care what they have to say?
02:48:06.300Which leads you to totally misunderstanding what the policies they were putting in place are, why they were putting them into place.
02:48:13.160It has a lot to do, I think, with this lack of humility, I guess, at the end of the day, especially young people have now where they genuinely think they know everything.
02:48:21.460Even when I was young, I at least, you know, I thought, well, I think my grandpa was wrong about this, but he's my grandpa and he's been around for 80 years.
02:48:27.960So I'm going to go with him on this one. There's no humility now.
02:48:31.040And that's celebrated, I guess, that this lack of humility.
02:48:36.540I think this is like the common complaint of old people talking about young people going back to ancient days.
02:48:45.480Right. But nevertheless, nevertheless, I think it's especially true now.
02:48:50.400And there's a very good reason for that. And it is that basically beginning in, I would say, the 1990s, maybe the 2000s and really ramping up in the last decade, basically, if you get a degree in anything other than hard, you know, technology or science, anything other than STEM, you are going to be indoctrinated to death.
02:49:19.960in college. And so the leaders of society have been indoctrinated, the young ones. And they have
02:49:27.780a radically different worldview than the traditional American view. They simply don't
02:49:35.720understand the traditional American view. There's a whole lot of information there that they just
02:49:41.300don't have. They have a very poor grasp on, for example, the contents of the Federalist
02:49:51.780Papers, just for example. They probably have never actually read the Constitution, you
02:49:56.800know, mostly your average college graduate. So I actually think that the problem is kind
02:50:06.360of a generation gap that is due to um the younger generations who are now actually starting to come
02:50:14.220into power um being totally radicalized by their education um and it's yeah that that bit is kind
02:50:24.620of scary but not all of them i would hasten to add not all of them no yeah certainly not all of
02:50:30.240them i was gonna say i guess i'm officially old now but i think i've all i guess i've always been
02:50:34.440I remember being a kid and, you know, these people are like, well, you know, these stupid sheep herders.
02:50:39.300I'm like, have you read the Psalms? Like, do you know what you're talking about?
02:50:42.300Like, these people are not stupid. And the arrogance of young people of thinking, well, some scientist somewhere knows how lightning works.
02:50:48.540Therefore, God's not real. And it's like this is just this is absurd.
02:50:51.720But we're sort of seeing seeing the outcome of this with some of these people being elected.
02:50:55.460And it's it's not going well, but we don't have too much longer with you.
02:50:58.220And I this has been incredibly informative, but I want people to.
02:51:01.540Yeah, here you go. Literal self-admitted communists are all over the Democratic Party.
02:51:04.680Now, I was going to add I have a clip from Bill Maher and I was going to do you want to talk about him real quick.
02:51:08.460But really, I want I want people to be able to help you in your mission and contribute.
02:51:13.640So other than being informed, how can people help you and contribute to what you're doing and whether in their own personal life by, you know, making changes to Wikipedia or whatever it is or contributions?
02:51:23.440How can people help you achieve your goals?
02:51:26.600So I would say, first of all, follow me on XLSigner.
02:51:34.200If you have an old account on Wikipedia that you haven't used in a long time, you haven't been banned, then there is a special way to use it.
02:51:45.440You really need to be very careful about not breaking the rules.
02:51:48.820But if you're really serious about making a difference and pushing Wikipedia in another direction, the fact of the matter is there are not that many people working on Wikipedia any given month.
02:52:05.400It's a lot fewer than what people assume it is.
02:52:09.320There are a lot of drive-by edits, yes, of course, because it gets a lot of traffic.
02:52:16.360The actual number of people who are working to any great extent is probably in the hundreds, right?
02:52:23.980If you were to, you know, get enough people on Wikipedia making reasonable edits and then occasionally making progress in other directions, that can make a big difference.
02:52:42.140Another thing is I would encourage people, if they've got X accounts or blogs, sub stacks, or even just a Google Doc, write a review of a Wikipedia article and then send it to me.
02:53:01.300I've posted it, you know, a thread about this on X recently.
02:53:06.240So go to Elsanger on X and just post a link to your review underneath that.
02:53:14.140I will give you early access to Wikicritic.
02:53:28.260And, you know, people are always the question I probably get most is like, what can I do?
02:53:32.720What? I want to be involved. And it's like, well, here you go, folks.
02:53:35.620This is how you can be involved. You can do it from the comfort of your computer chair, you know, probably on your phone.
02:53:40.440This is a way you can actually. And hey, you might not feel like you as an individual are able to take on this whole, you know, gigantic array of misinformation.
02:53:49.800But if you and your friend and your family and if we all get involved, then, you know, we overwhelm them with numbers.
02:53:55.580but it takes us actually getting active.
02:55:48.740It's completely different because it doesn't just pull stuff. It brings in the key sea minerals.
02:55:53.000Yes, absolutely. So any way that you would actually test Masterpiece out, which would be like its pH, its molecular composition, its molecular ratio, if it's isotonic and whatnot, it is identical to blood plasma.
02:56:05.160You're talking about marine plasma, sea plasma minerals. It is the same molecular composition as your blood profile.
02:56:13.320And so why does that matter? Blood is life. When you are grabbing the problem with our bodies with the toxins in there, which is disrupting how our bodies perform on every level. It's literally made our bodies mineral deficient. Toxins take the place of minerals. So when the masterpiece is carrying in minerals, when it takes a toxin, it's giving the perfect minerals right there at that time.
02:56:37.220that's why everyone that looks at the testing whether it's our hair tissue mineral analysis
02:56:42.400practitioners our blood testers which we've done three different independent third-party labs
02:56:47.580doing different blood testing they've never seen results like yeah so regular zeolite just pulls
02:56:52.200out bad stuff it doesn't replace it this is zeolite with a good thing pulls out bad it goes
02:56:56.320good yeah yeah our bodies are magical if you get the poisons out
02:57:01.200reality starts here alexjoneslive.com share the link spread the word
02:57:14.480welcome back ladies and gentlemen this is the alex jones show i'm your host harrison smith
02:57:18.440sitting in for alex today as always humbled uh at the opportunity to deliver you the news for
02:57:26.940today and there's still a lot more to get to and honestly i need to stop talking i've got so many
02:57:32.040videos to get to and i never get to any of them because i just i just can't help myself but ramble
02:57:36.840so i'm going to silence myself now and try to go to some of these videos although even just to set
02:57:42.580them up it's going to take a second but uh suffice to say everything is completely insane and
02:57:47.260backwards and for lack of a better term special needs should i say special needs instead again
02:57:54.520It's hard not to rage at the utter stupidity that we are continually subjected to and by and and the lack of understanding at like the way things are going in and the methods that will be used to get there.
02:58:11.540In other words, a lot of people were very mad at Mom Donnie being a socialist in New York and basically said he's going to fail and it's never going to work.
02:58:21.040New York's capitalist city. Of course, my take was completely different, which was there's a lot
02:58:24.920of billionaires in New York right now that are socialist and they see Mom Donnie as a test case.
02:58:30.940And they know that if Mom Donnie horrifically fails, then that's pretty much the end of
02:58:34.360socialism in America. It'll be held up as an example of like, do you see how dumb this stuff
02:58:39.160is? We'll never do this. So they will actually make up the shortfalls. They will actually be
02:58:45.040willing to donate millions of dollars so that it looks like socialism is succeeding. Same thing
02:58:50.960with this grocery store that he's starting. People like scoff and just are like, oh, it's a city run
02:58:55.960grocery store. Good luck. Now, there have been examples of city run grocery stores failing very
02:59:00.480recently in the past. But again, I think the high awareness of what Mom Donnie is doing is going to1.00
02:59:05.680change the calculus a little bit. I think those stores are going to do incredibly well. I think
02:59:10.940I would probably go shopping at them if I lived in New York because it comes along with a 30 percent
02:59:15.980discount on foodstuffs. Yeah, I'm probably going to take advantage of that if I were there. It'd
02:59:21.040be hard not to. It'd be hard to be paying a third more for food in my righteous stand against
02:59:27.140socialism when it's just like available right there. What's going to actually happen is it's
02:59:31.360going to put other grocers out of business. No one's going to go to them when you can go to the
02:59:34.860city run one and the city one doesn't have to make a profit. It's not profit driven. It can
02:59:40.520lose as much money as it wants and it will be filled in by the taxpayer dollars.
02:59:45.980it's it's going to succeed. And I might destroy the city and then the country as it succeeds.
02:59:52.120But the idea that you're just going to scoff at this and go, oh, socialism, we'll see how that
02:59:57.380goes. It's like it's probably going to go pretty well. Now, he's probably going to take a bunch of
03:00:00.860money from rich people and, you know, have cheap food. And that's going to put other places out of
03:00:06.500business. And then those other places are going to, you know, have to they're going to appeal to
03:00:10.520the government and go, hey, we're going out of business here. If we go out of business, it's
03:00:14.320going to be a food desert. I guess you've got to subsidize us now. I mean, it's a cancer that
03:00:18.480grows. It's like somebody gets cancer and you go, cancer doesn't work. The cells, they don't
03:00:25.620function once they get cancer. So it's going to go away. It's like, that's not how it works. No,
03:00:31.440it distorts and destroys everything it touches. And then it moves on to the next thing. And then
03:00:34.960the next thing. And then the next thing, it's a cancer. You can't just ignore it. Let's go
03:00:38.680to clip number four here. New York Grocery Discount Program plans eligibility tax to
03:00:45.200limit benefits to residents. So, yes, folks, in New York City, you'll be able to vote without
03:00:50.020an I.D., but not shop without an I.D. Let's watch. How are you going to keep people from
03:00:55.340taking advantage of that, you know, that deal, basically? And is there going to be a limit on
03:01:01.180the number of items that someone can take that are discounted at that level from that essential
03:01:05.000basket so our rfp makes very clear that this is a program for new yorkers to be able to put food
03:01:11.440on the table not a program for people to be able to make a quick buck through reselling i'm going
03:01:15.240to pass it over to our edc head gpac to add some additional details yes if you look at our rfp for
03:01:21.620the operator um we are looking to make sure that we target new yorkers whether it be at sort of a
03:01:27.340library card exit when and also we manage who's buying and it's and that is focused on everyday
03:01:33.340new yorkers so we are mindful of that um and so we're going to make sure that we have all the
03:01:38.580place all the things in place to make ensure that that does not happen yes i guess i guess it kind
03:01:42.800of doesn't make sense to have socialism and like an internationalism at the same time like socialism
03:01:47.860can make sense but it's got to be like bounded by territories and it's got to only apply to the
03:01:51.660people in that group it's kind of like socialism needs some sort of offsetting countermeasure like
03:01:57.960nationalism for it to work am i crazy here
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03:02:08.740fourth hour is on it is 206 p.m central time and we saw so much so much talk about obviously the
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03:07:14.220I want to be able to go to walk down the street and my neighbors are aware of what's going on and the cashier at the supermarket knows what's going on and we can talk about this stuff on the boat with my in-laws like this needs to be a regular thing I don't want to be talking to a very small cadre of hyper motivated people everybody in the world needs to know this and we need to tell them that they need to know they don't even know they need to know it you understand what I mean
03:07:39.880They don't even know they're missing out on the truth. They're actually reading the newspapers and absorbing it uncritically. It's crazy. But like, if you're hearing my voice, you are a very unique person. I used to say this all the time. And it's different now. It is different now. And that's a success. That's a victory. Right. The people know who people like Klaus Schwab are, Larry Fink. I mean, the fact people know about Jeffrey Epstein, which, again, is moderately frustrating because like we've been talking about Epstein forever.
03:08:06.480And now you've got a bunch of leftists that are like, oh, Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump's best friend.
03:08:11.140And it's like, why can you guys not be normal human beings?
03:08:14.880Why can you not just like, I don't know, it's crazy.
03:08:17.960It is crazy because like I've had this experience where like I try to tell people about stuff.
03:08:21.960I'm like, yeah, Jeffrey Epstein, Rape Island, Lolita Express, like high level blackmail.
03:08:39.060We're walking around the streets of New York City and he's informing people and we get into a conversation.
03:08:44.120He's like, no, no, you don't understand.
03:08:45.460At the highest level, they're all pedophiles because they make you do horrible things so they have blackmail on you so that they can control you.
03:08:53.7802017, I mean, and this was old news for us.
03:08:56.080I mean, this is like, you know, we're explaining the basics to people on the streets of New York that this is the way things function.
03:09:01.160but it's worth it to remind people like hey this was nine years ago and we had them dead to rights
03:09:05.980we knew exactly what was going on we are not i'm sorry no offense but we're not with you you're
03:09:11.140you're way behind you're like we're so far ahead we can't even see you anymore we have to go back
03:09:15.720to remind to like inform you of what we learned 20 years ago which is fine which is what we have
03:09:19.980to do but it's a little frustrating when people are like oh we're all learning about covid we're
03:09:25.080all learning about jeffrey epstein it's like where have you guys been and so you try to tell
03:09:28.880them a long time ago and they don't care. And then all of a sudden it's like, oh, here's a vector of
03:09:32.960attack on Trump, Epstein. And people are like, oh, now it's a big deal. Now it's important to
03:09:37.300understand. Very frustrating. Luckily, we here at the Alex Jones Network, we do not need some
03:09:43.920ulterior motive to tell you the truth. We're just going to tell you the truth. And the truth today
03:09:48.480is that socialist politicians are making major strides, gaining major ground all across the
03:09:57.840United States, because really, if you want to put the blame on anything, you've got to put it on
03:10:03.320conservatives in America, Republicans in America. They have totally and utterly failed to pass on
03:10:09.960the beliefs and the morality of our forefathers so that people nowadays, they genuinely do not
03:10:17.300understand, have no conception of why a nation or an individual would not want to be dependent
03:10:24.860on another it's like it's like and i've heard this so many times recently from just friends
03:10:30.380and family people i'm talking to and they're even relating other people saying like look
03:10:34.900today in america the only way to get ahead is to steal the money like that's just that's what's
03:10:40.900happening that is becoming the case just like it is literally everywhere else in the world
03:10:46.220and we've talked about this a lot on the war room and the alex jones show just the idea that as
03:10:51.580flawed as America can be in certain times we still live in a country where I don't have to
03:10:57.780bribe the cop when I get pulled over in fact if I tried to bribe the cop they'd probably bring me
03:11:02.820in for trying to bribe them yeah try that in literally any other country that's not like
03:11:07.920northern Europe Mexico is like pretty pretty darn close to America we have a lot in common we're
03:11:15.060both republics we both were founded in revolution I mean the similarities between we're not all that
03:11:20.800different. But that little degree of difference, that tiny little separation between the American
03:11:26.040culture and the Mexican culture means in Mexico, you've got beheaded bodies hanging off of lamp
03:11:30.700poles and you've got massacres being carried out in total secret by members of the government that
03:11:35.440are also members of the cartel. It means you have cartels endemic in every form of government in the
03:11:41.560entire country and that you're having to bribe your way out of, you know, police stops. And I
03:11:46.140I mean, it just it's not that much of a difference.
03:11:48.880It's cranking that, you know, thermostat from 72 to 74.
03:11:52.660But, you know, it's it makes a big difference on your quality of life and your ability to get things done and your ability to achieve greatness.
03:12:00.040It can all be ruined by just a portion of our country reaching that critical mass portion of people who don't understand what this country is about or why we believe the things we believe.
03:12:11.820They can win. That's the problem with democracy.
03:12:14.440They don't have to prove the capability to actually understand the choices that they're making.
03:12:18.340They get to make the choice on whatever parameters they've come up with.
03:12:42.040So I don't know if you've heard, but Mayor Mamdani has decided to release a list of the 950,000 residences with addresses and names that might be eligible for his pied-Ã -terre tax.
03:12:59.340He's taken a legitimate source of tax revenue and he's turned it into a wanted poster.
03:13:04.100And the question I would have is, other than trying to identify and imply these people have done something wrong, and then 18 months after a healthcare CEO was executed in the street and then published the list, what is the upside here? Why is he doing this?
03:13:21.060uh to destroy you obviously it's not that kind of again we've talked about this a lot too
03:13:26.740what's the difference to them between you being shot in the back of the head by an assassin
03:13:31.920or you know being stripped of all your belongings and you know sent to jail because you're an evil
03:13:39.060billionaire it's like you've got the top and the bottom now combined in this effort to destroy the
03:13:45.940middle or the super rich. But regardless, it's people with the political power and the base who
03:13:51.740gives them that political power are both combined in their petulant and childish idea that you have
03:13:57.080things they don't. They can take them from you and give them to themselves and everything will
03:14:00.420continue as normal. This is a delusion. It's a delusion that you fed into by supporting
03:14:04.860this and voting for it. So have you learned your lesson? Are you going to keep making that mistake?
03:14:11.020is it are you are you a human being because this again is the question does it need to affect you
03:14:17.100personally i mean once it does affect you personally you know there i guess there are
03:14:22.060certain layers of humanity right he's he's i guess broken through that second layer where it's like
03:14:29.600i support something that sounds good and then when it affects me i don't like it anymore and
03:14:34.220it's like did you need it to defeat you couldn't just see that this was all bad you had to actually
03:14:40.480haven't inflicted on you she's like you can you can go oh the crime rate's fine and then you get0.67
03:14:44.940right this happened to anna casparian the young turk she's all she was total leftist liberal just
03:14:50.620believed in everything the homeless people needed billions of dollars and be cared for and she got
03:14:55.040attacked by a homeless person and then in relating her personal story of being attacked she saw that
03:14:59.980all of her comrades were blaming her and were mad at her for daring to describe the way she was
03:15:07.140attacked. She's like, well, what the hell? This feels terrible. It's like, yeah, duh. You didn't
03:15:10.880know that. You didn't know that this is what people are feeling all over. You had to actually
03:15:14.980feel it yourself. Like what is wrong with you? Do you understand what I mean? Like you're a human
03:15:19.780being. You have the ability to imagine you have the ability to project your mind. You can think
03:15:25.540what if, what if I got attacked by a homeless person? What if in trying to get justice for that
03:15:31.280attack. My attacker is let off the hook. I wouldn't that feel bad for me. I guess I shouldn't
03:15:37.400support that position, but instead they support it and support it. And even when people are going,
03:15:42.180Hey, this is ruining my life. They're like, shut up. You're a racist until it affects them.
03:15:45.500Then they realize, but Hey, at least they've achieved that. That's like just one level. I
03:15:50.220mean, the next level lower, I guess the next level lower would be the type of people who
03:15:54.080vote for this stuff, get the negative effects and continue voting for it. Right. Even Anika
03:16:00.500Like she's not the type of liberal leftist that you see who will be crying into the camera about how she doesn't feel safe when she's walking home while simultaneously voting to import a million criminal rapists into her country.
03:16:15.920So, so I'm like, I'm taking what I can get at this point. I'm, I'm begging for scraps of humanity. And all I can get is people, billionaires, like smart people who are like in charge of industries, they can't figure out that socialism is bad until it affects them personally. Like, I'm sorry that it's like this, but okay, great. At least, you know, at least they're able to understand that, yes, the thing they wanted is now affecting them and it's bad. So it was always bad.
03:16:45.920I hope, I hope they can truly understand this stuff.
03:17:00.660AOC, Mom Donnie, James Tallarico, mayor of Seattle, whatever the hell her name is.0.76
03:17:07.800This Hong woman, I'll get to her in a second, Francesca Hong, who's running for governor0.99
03:17:13.560in wisconsin not michigan i was mistaken earlier she's running for governor of wisconsin
03:17:17.980they're people who i mean they it's not like they've never run a business they've never made
03:17:26.820a paycheck they've never uh lena hidalgo would be another one of these we raged against her when she
03:17:33.940was running to be you know a grand poobah of harris county a grand judge who has like you1.00
03:17:42.340know inordinate power same type of thing with her it was like look at her resume it's like she went0.66
03:17:47.980to school and she went to school again then she volunteered to with like an ngo to help import
03:17:54.980migrants and now she's in charge of harris county and it's like who thought putting this idiot in
03:18:01.660charge and since then by the way she's like not there half the time because she's clinically
03:18:06.620depressed and has to go lay down and it's just like what what is going on you're telling me that
03:18:11.740in this case houston texas like the fourth largest city in america the home of these massive like
03:18:18.040oil companies and like some of the finest museums in the world you couldn't find a reasonably
03:18:22.460intelligent person with some executive experience to actually helm this ship they don't care i don't
03:18:30.380get it they don't care and the voters don't care james tallarico has never had a bank account folks
03:18:36.460Because James Tallarico, who at this point is pulling ahead of the Republican to be senator of Texas, the man has never had his own bank account, but he shares a checking account with his mother.
03:20:17.380what did she even say what sorry can we play it again just i want that first part0.99
03:20:24.920i should have written it down let's play that clip again i just want to hear how she how she
03:20:28.520frames at the very beginning our people have getting killed left and right our people have
03:20:32.300getting killed left that's right our people have getting killed left and right our people have
03:20:37.960getting killed left and right like carmelo anthony carmelo anthony i'll remind you murdered a kid
03:20:45.820he didn't die what's he even talking about and he's nodding and James Alarico child little baby
03:20:52.000is nodding along yes absolutely the injustice of it all Carmelo Anthony
03:20:58.380who no nobody actually believes Carmelo Anthony is innocent nobody actually believes that this
03:21:06.980woman doesn't believe that if she does she's listening to people who are lying to her who
03:21:12.760they don't believe it nobody believes carmelo anthony is anything but guilty he shows up pulls
03:21:18.020a knife out his backpack stabs a man in the heart for no reason and runs away and these people are
03:21:23.160like this is a travesty we have to fix this and james tallarico a child who has never bought
03:21:30.160anything without mommy's permission is sitting there nodding along like he knows what the hell
03:21:35.920she's talking about and agrees with it completely and utterly and ridiculously insane and of course
03:21:44.020the crowd cheers like they agree so again i want to ask like what do what do we do about this
03:21:50.660what do we do about the fact that we live in a country people whose votes count just as much as
03:21:57.180ours that believe that carmelo freaking anthony is some sort of victim of injustice or murder i
03:22:04.940guess i guess she thinks he got murdered because he murdered somebody and got convicted for it
03:22:09.300that's that's murder i guess same type of thing with the black kid who drowned on the party boat
03:22:17.520or whatever and it's like we are still hearing this after months and months and months the kid
03:22:21.940drowned he drowned by himself and there's no claim of foul play whatsoever but we have to act like he
03:22:31.080You got murdered. Like, what do we do with the population that believes the most outrageous and ridiculous lies and then votes for people whose only qualification is that they also believe those lies?
03:22:44.020What do we do? What do we do exactly? I don't really have a good answer.
03:22:50.020I mean, I've got answers. I just can't say them on the air. So I'm communicating with you as we speak telepathically.
03:22:56.620We have things like this. Clip number 12. You know, we'll go to this on the other side. But it's a person who was basically forced to run for office in Mecklenburg County because his house was shot at, his family almost killed, and nobody would return his calls or investigate it.
03:23:22.700And as we look at this, as we go into the final segment here, we're just going to try to take a bird's eye view at the utter collapse that America is facing with and try desperately to illustrate to our fellow Americans that this is a choice being made, that this is not a matter of necessity.
03:23:40.820it's not a matter of justice it's not a matter of um lack of resources our entire political
03:23:49.420establishment is coordinated combined they're comrades in arms in this war against you against
03:23:57.620me against the american people and the middle class and white people and our history which
03:24:03.480again we've explained a million billion times over and the greatest example luckily it sort of hit
03:24:09.160the headlines last week it's that smithsonian chart that tells you you know what whiteness is
03:24:13.900everything good and healthy and strong it's you know objective reality and family and owning
03:24:23.480businesses not that complicated folks that's what they want to destroy they don't care who it is
03:24:29.760that supports it they want to destroy you so what they do is they say independence in the constitution
03:24:35.040that's an aspect of whiteness whiteness is evil don't you want to get rid of the constitution
03:24:38.260now so i can oppress you when the deep state removed richard nixon back in 1974 he had the
03:24:44.620highest approval rating of any president since they started doing approval ratings in the last
03:24:48.860100 plus years and so now there's this rediscovery of nixon and he's certainly anti-establishment
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03:26:21.800reality starts here alexjoneslive.com share the link spread the word all right welcome back folks
03:26:40.400this is the alex jones show i might try to change up my my tone here a little bit because i i
03:26:47.740increasingly get comments on x or even from family members my mom would be like i tried to watch your
03:26:54.980show today i made it about five minutes it was too it was too much where people just going yeah i
03:27:00.980can't really make through an episode it's too blackpilling i'm gonna try not to blackpill you
03:27:04.400even though it's never been my goal i don't think i've changed the way i've covered things
03:27:08.300very much i don't feel necessarily more blackpilled than i did five years ago certainly not any less
03:27:15.160by any means i'm not trying to black bill it's certainly not my mission in fact my mission is
03:27:20.240the exact opposite you know napoleon has a quote that's like nine tenths of war is morale uh
03:27:27.920the romans had a quote your foe is not defeated unless he considers himself so
03:27:33.500so i understand that this is a war this is an information war and keeping your spirits up
03:27:39.660is like a core aspect of war you know it's not something you can just it's it's not something
03:27:44.780that is auxiliary and extra right like if you're planning a campaign of actual warfare you don't
03:27:52.980have a choice whether or not to include a baggage train like that's how your army survives so you're
03:27:58.280going to die if you don't have that in the same way if we are allow ourselves to be overcome and
03:28:03.680and beaten down and depressed by the bad things happening in the world how are we ever going to
03:28:08.400have the energy or stamina to stand up against it and fight back and if it seems hopeless then it
03:28:13.360is it's a self-fulfilling prophecy if you have no hope and you don't try to change it then okay
03:28:17.700it's hopeless but if you can actually understand there's a way out of this and that in fact all
03:28:23.340these problems are imminently solvable like i'm less black pill than whatever the color pill it
03:28:29.340is to be frustrated i'm the frustration pill where it's like it's not like oh my god everything is
03:28:34.060terrible and there's nothing we can do it's like oh my god everything is terrible and it would be
03:28:37.620so easy it would be a matter of minutes to fix all these problems if we actually cared to
03:28:42.480we actually had people who represented us in our government and actually cared about our well-being
03:28:47.200and weren't trying to sell us out continually forever at every pass it would be pretty simple
03:28:52.260actually to solve all of this so it's more more frustration to me than black billing but we're
03:28:56.980but i'm changing the tune here i'm changing the tune we're changing the key because i got a lot
03:29:02.440of funny videos to show you here as well but let's begin with what could start off as yet another
03:29:07.800heartbreaking story of yet another random act of violence in america forever plaguing our streets
03:29:15.140this case it was a potential mass shooting at an in and out burger that was foiled and stopped and
03:29:21.480and once again i think this fits perfectly into the info wars alex jones mindset which is
03:29:27.520twofold you have to try desperately to gain political power to set things right to make
03:29:33.520laws to support your people you've got to do that at the same time that that's going through its
03:29:39.020long and arduous process you got to be prepared in case it doesn't work you got to be stocking up
03:29:45.260food you got to be prepared with your weapons you've got to stay prepared in case the for in
03:29:51.500case plan a doesn't work out you got to have a plan b but actually they're not plan a and plan
03:29:55.340b they're in coordination they're in combination we say with water filters yes you want to try to
03:30:00.120pass a bill to get the fluoride out of the water in the meantime filter your damn water right it's
03:30:04.440not actually that complicated and so i i love this guy uh his name if i can uh get it here is the
03:30:12.600idaho shooter well there are two shooters there was an idaho shooter who tried to kill people
03:30:18.740and then there was the hero that stopped him his name is jordan salinas and uh he's speaking out
03:30:24.080about his actions in saving the day at that in and out burger random shooting over the weekend let's
03:30:29.480watch tried to stop the shooting as it happened an off-duty state trooper and a civilian you can
03:30:35.460see footage here that appears to show one of them shooting back at the shooter the civilian
03:30:40.860identified by local media as 35 year old jordan salinas here's twin falls police chief describing
03:30:46.960their heroic actions that likely saved lives we can confirm that there was an off duty state trooper
03:30:53.560and a citizen who actively engaged the suspect by returning gunfire towards him we believe their
03:30:58.980actions help drive the suspect away from the scene, preventing further casualties. According
03:31:03.400to reporting from the Idaho Statesman, Salinas instinctively ran toward the gunfire, drawing a
03:31:08.500semi-automatic pistol and fired on the mass shooter. The incident happened around 2.30 p.m.
03:31:13.660Saturday at a busy shopping plaza in Twin Falls. In-N-Out's President Lindsey Snyder says customers
03:31:19.520and an employee were among the victims, though the names of victims are not being released by
03:31:24.200law enforcement at this time video shows the suspect dressed in black carrying a long rifle
03:31:29.600law enforcement described a chaotic scene as customers and employees at the in-and-out ran
03:31:34.120from the restaurant as gunshots rang out brilliant from gateway pundit heroic armed citizen speaks
03:31:41.080out after fighting back against idaho in-and-out gunman says he trained for years for this moment
03:31:45.620and of course the the photo that's gone viral is that one there on the right of him
03:31:50.980you know in the in the shooting stance pistol level then it is a perfect frame perfect
03:31:56.920recreation of a still frame from one of his training videos people have been pointing out
03:32:01.580you know this is you're not just training for fun it is tragic uh police of id 23 year old ashley
03:32:08.600garabay as one of those killed when the gunman opened fired at the idaho in and out she was an
03:32:13.880employee at the restaurant in twin falls this is from california so a tragedy obviously but
03:32:19.520man it could have been a lot worse it could have been a heck of a lot worse and thank god a real
03:32:25.040american who understands appreciates and exercises the second amendment was there to put down the
03:32:30.580threat before it could you know fully be exercised and uh yeah just brilliant just absolutely
03:32:36.560brilliant meanwhile we got to go to it we i got to go to this i got to go i told you i was you
03:32:46.680know it's going to be a there's going to be if not it's going to say it's going to be a white
03:32:51.040pilling like you know i don't know if it's going to wipe but at least you can laugh right hey i may
03:32:56.140not be able to show you the the you know golden pathway to the promised land but at least we can
03:33:03.120laugh at hell at least we can laugh at the hell that we're living in right this video just i think
03:33:10.100tells you everything you know about the modern world i think this should be should be engraved
03:33:15.240into a golden plate and sent up into space for alien creatures to find so they know exactly what1.00
03:33:20.700they're dealing with down here on earth let's go to clip number 19 here's a woman trying to use a
03:33:25.680staircase in piccadilly circus there in the uk she's having some trouble because she's in a
03:33:30.440wheelchair but you'll never guess how she eventually is able to surmount this obstacle let's
03:33:37.180watch the lifts down rip here's what happens if you're a wheelchair user and the lift breaks at
03:33:43.860train station. this was manchester piccadilly and when i arrived the lift was broken and i had my
03:33:48.340chair and attachment. i spoke to the staff and they brought down a stair lift. i don't know if
03:33:53.060it works. the first option was the built-in stair lift but this actually didn't work. they figured
03:33:59.380out that it was broken. so that was two options completely down. the second option was a small
03:34:04.420portable stair lift which didn't look as sturdy and i was quite scared of it, not gonna lie. but
03:34:08.980they brought it down anyway and when we got to the bottom we realized that my chair wouldn't fit
03:34:13.060onto it. I have quite a long wheelbase with my attachments, so we couldn't do it. We'd just
03:34:17.560gotten off a flight too, so I couldn't even detach my attachment because it was physically taped
03:34:21.980together and we didn't have scissors. So in the end, because I'm ambulatory and I did have a bit
03:34:25.980of energy on this day, I offered to walk up the stairs while they carried up my setup. The staff
03:34:30.300were really helpful in this case, but I'm not sure how it would have been fixed if I couldn't walk up
03:34:34.220the stairs. Travelers were unpredictable anyway, but if you hadn't been a wheelchair user, you never
03:34:39.000quite know what's going to happen or how to get to your destination so traveling with a disability
03:34:42.780is a roller coaster she walked folks she walked up the stairs what she's like i don't know what
03:34:52.340would have happened if i couldn't walk up the stairs yeah i guess but you can but you can
03:34:57.820actually walk up the stairs apparently this woman i haven't actually confirmed this but i saw videos1.00
03:35:03.980people apparently she does gymnastics apparently she spends her time doing like balance beam and
03:35:09.440stuff but she's also in a wheelchair but she's also ambulatory what I just it's so stupid it's
03:35:20.060so stupid that was not a parody that was not a joke that was total sincerity like that's the
03:35:25.560crazy thing on top of it she makes this video trying to get sympathy for how hard it is to
03:35:29.940be a wheelchair user and in her story she walks up the staircase on her own volition and with her
03:35:38.060own power what are you talking about lady and it's like i don't know something about the fact0.95
03:35:45.600that it's like this woman's like i can't get up the staircase i need help and so we have at least0.99
03:35:52.000three other options for her it's like well there's a lift and there's a staircase there's a wheelchair
03:35:57.560lifter built into the staircase and we have a separate you know device to use it all incredible
03:36:05.040technologies right so it's like first of all it's this idea that it's like oh you have a problem
03:36:10.640here's one technology here's another technology here's this here's here's here's the you know
03:36:14.700entirety of our industrial output here's you know hours of engineering and medical care it's all
03:36:22.040gone into creating these things first of all they don't even work first of all that's the first like
03:36:27.040symbolic symbol of our societies. We have all we have three different ways to get up the stairs.
03:36:31.640All three of them are broken. All three of them don't work. All three of them have not been
03:36:35.160maintained, have not been kept up and are totally useless. Why do we even have them in the first
03:36:40.300place? Or how do we not have money to repair them in the first place? Oh, because you're bringing in
03:36:44.480millions of dependents to live off the government and go to your doctors. OK, fine. So it's like
03:36:51.760you do all of this you roll out the red carpet you have five different technological advantages
03:36:57.200for them to to help them and it's like they never even need it in the first place
03:37:00.960but you still have to do the work but they still made the people go get the chairlift thing
03:37:06.380they made them test it oh it's not going to work made them carry the wheelchair up the stairs you
03:37:11.900know at the end of the day and it's like that was all just because you didn't want to walk
03:37:16.080You didn't even need any of that anyway. All of the outpouring of our generosity is being squandered because you were never even incapable of living for yourself, dealing with it yourself.
03:37:28.020OK, great. I mean, that's it. That's our society in a nutshell.
03:37:31.300it's the outpouring of our industrial genius and and engineering mastery uh being squandered on
03:37:41.500people who have no appreciation for it couldn't create it if they wanted to and don't actually
03:37:45.720need it so there you go we live in hell but at least you can see the irony i hope let's go now
03:37:55.700clip number 15 is a uh comedy skit where again we're going to get back into the the leftist
03:38:01.860attitude the leftist attitude of these progressive children that are now running entire cities
03:38:06.600in the united states let's go to clip number 15
03:38:09.620oh my gosh hey welcome to heaven wow this place is beautiful yeah you were a really good person
03:38:18.580and now you're here this is unbelievable what helped me get into heaven well for starters all
03:38:23.180your advocacy for climate change helped stop global warming and kept the planet
03:38:27.500from melting really oh I knew it wasn't a hoax yeah I mean because of your
03:38:32.600actions the planet's now cooling and everyone's gonna freeze to death in 30
03:38:35.840years what well maybe not 30 but 10 20 more or less but at the time you were
03:38:40.940right well okay well what else got me in oh lots of stuff you helped stop ice
03:38:47.360from deporting multiple undocumented immigrants and eventually led to them
03:38:51.320getting abolished! No way! Wow! We did finally stop those Nazi bastards!
03:38:56.720Yeah, unfortunately a lot of bad hombres did get to stay though and they
03:39:01.820continued murdering and raping whoever they wanted facing little to no
03:39:04.820consequences. Okay, well that doesn't sound like a very good thing. What? It was
03:39:09.800a wonderful thing! You didn't know! You acted in good faith at the time! Okay, well
03:39:15.360I guess you would be right. Anything else I did good? Well you cut ties and disowned
03:39:20.280that evil republican family of yours evil they were worse than evil they were racist yeah i mean
03:39:28.280you disowned them because of who they voted for and although they would have never disowned you
03:39:32.040because they loved and respected you too much and it absolutely shattered your mother's heart when
03:39:35.880you wouldn't return her phone calls or her text so she ended up dying of a broken heart but hey
03:39:40.280that racist is burning in hell right now i i killed my mother hey love shmuv you did what was
03:39:48.200best for your political party listen man it honestly doesn't sound like i was a good person
03:39:53.240at all what that's not what it sounds like to god baby although you really didn't believe in god oh
03:39:59.400but hey hey you're forgetting about all the stuff you did for women's rights oh my gosh
03:40:04.600please no you made sure women always had a right to choose and you got the government to stay away
03:40:09.640from women's bodies please don't say it unfortunately that did lead to millions of
03:40:15.240unborn babies being murdered every year no god stop just stop jesus man hey don't take the lord's
03:40:22.200name in vain don't ever do that i'm such a terrible person this doesn't even feel like heaven what
03:40:27.640that's not true come on all that pot you smoked cutting your son's balls off when he was three
03:40:32.440years old i mean where did you think you were gonna end up heaven well too bad you're in hell
03:40:56.060Of course he did. He believed in the divinity of Christ.
03:40:59.720Subscribe and let me know what you want me to do next.
03:41:02.780That's pretty good. That is pretty good.
03:41:05.660Samuel Jacob comedy is that guy's name.
03:41:09.320i mean what do they think but seriously but really they think they're good people
03:41:14.940disowning their families i mean this it really does cut to the heart of it doesn't it
03:41:19.880and i'm like i'm like okay i've got nine minutes left in the segment do do i have nine minutes
03:41:26.560left of not terrible things i've got terrible things i've i could show you some stuff folks
03:41:31.240my god i mean you want to talk about the migrants in suta i could show you you know spanish coast
03:41:37.060guard talking about how they literally threw their own children overboard. But anyway, but I
03:41:41.980don't want to get into that. But I'm trying to stay positive here. Can I do it for nine minutes?
03:41:46.680Can we stay positive for nine minutes? Depends on your definition. Let's go now to clip number 24.
03:41:53.260Once again, this is not a good thing. It's not a positive thing. It is in a sickly, ironic,
03:42:00.400poisonous sort of way. Very, very funny. Folks, we've all seen it's a staple really of
03:42:06.360of, uh, American cinema, the classic scene, you think of like full metal jacket. You're a Marine
03:42:14.160recruit first day in bootcamp, and you get the verbal lashing that sets the stage for what's
03:42:21.300going to come next. Uh, we've all seen real examples of this fictional examples of this.
03:42:26.400It lives in our collective subconscious is this concept, this idea that you join the army,
03:42:32.160you get broken down verbally beaten down physically and then remade rebuilt into a a real
03:42:39.060human being things are a little bit different these days a little bit different let's go now
03:42:44.540clip number 24 everything i saw said this was real believe it or not to the best of my knowledge
03:42:51.840This is a literal induction presentation by the United States Marines.
03:43:01.060Not exactly your classic full metal jacket style.
03:43:06.440What was the guy's name? Lee Ermey, I think.
03:43:10.380It's a little different these days. Let's watch.
03:43:13.440We will treat you as we do our fellow Marines.
03:43:16.180With firmness, fairness, dignity, and compassion.
03:43:20.120Physical or public abuse by any Marine or recruits will not be tolerated.
03:43:26.120If anyone should abuse or mistreat you, I expect you to report such incidents immediately to me or one of my telepractors.
03:43:35.120Furthermore, if you felt I had mistreated you, I expect you to report such incidents to your serious commander.
03:43:41.120My telepractors and I will be with you every day, everywhere that you go.
03:43:47.120I have told you what my joint structures and I will do. From you, we demand the following. You will give 100% of yourself at all times. Open our orders quickly, quickly, and without question. Treat our Marines and recruits with courtesy and respect.
03:44:06.120You will not physically abuse or verbally threaten another Marine or recruit.
03:44:12.120Be completely honest in everything that you do.
03:54:44.800You press a button, you sell it, and we don't charge anything when you liquidate it.
03:54:48.000You could do that in an IRA. You could do that with an old 401k. You could do it with the current 401k as long as you're 59 and a half and just roll it into an IRA.
03:54:56.720People need to call you right now, Dr. Elliott. Now is the time. Thank you so much and God bless you for the incredible information.