The Alex Jones Show Live - August 13, 2026


💥GLOBAL BOMBSHELL: Department Of Energy's Secret AI Genesis Mission EXPOSED!

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00:00:00 The Genesis mission is set to go faster and farther than anything that came before.
00:00:06 We're in the midst of a computing revolution that is going to transform the practice of science and engineering in America.
00:00:12 We're on the path to doubling America's scientific productivity and impact within the decade.
00:00:18 This past year has been one of the most dramatic accelerations of the prioritization of technology in the history of American government.
00:00:28 In a short time, Genesis has secured major investments from federal agencies, industry, and international partners, and launched the Genesis Mission Consortium, bringing together public and private partners to collaborate on discoveries.
00:00:48 See, there it is, public and private partners, the public-private partnership, the public-private partnership.
00:00:57 And what does that really mean? That means techno-fascism. Where have you heard that before,
00:01:02 Schwab? Huh? I know that Klaus hasn't been as hot anymore, but here's the same language
00:01:09 infiltrating our government, our executive orders. You had this executive order launching
00:01:16 the Genesis mission, all right? And this is all the way back in November of last year. See,
00:01:23 I'm not on the ball sometimes, and I miss certain things. Now, you can go right to their own
00:01:29 website right here, and what do they say? They say the Genesis mission unites DOE national labs,
00:01:36 and from what I understand, that's 17 labs across the country, industry, academia, and more,
00:01:44 and more, of course, to harness AI for breakthroughs in energy dominance, discovery
00:01:49 science and of course national security now when you're dealing with national security they don't
00:01:57 have to tell you the truth and when you see some of the organizations that are working with them
00:02:02 and just announced working with them i think they at launch they had about 20 of these organizations
00:02:09 and now more and more and more are jumping on real time uncensored unstoppable alexjoneslive.com
00:02:19 take a stand share the link do you want to fight you better believe you got one thank you so much
00:02:28 alex and yes we're going to be talking about the department of energy and the quote-unquote
00:02:32 genesis mission that completely went under my radar until the story broke and really the
00:02:40 only big revelation of the Fauci hearings. What? That Bill Gates had a top-secret,
00:02:49 quote-unquote, Q clearance at the Department of Energy, and he had it from 2014. This is just
00:02:56 what we know about, folks. From 2014 through 2021, when they were about to launch the hate
00:03:05 and lie shots. And why is that important? What is a quote-unquote Q clearance? And what does
00:03:12 the Department of Energy do? Now, first and foremost, most people have no idea that the
00:03:19 Department of Energy is at the crux, the genesis, pun intended, if you will, of the modern-day
00:03:28 compartmentalization methods through the Manhattan Project. The Department of Energy
00:03:35 really headed that up and created a system where the vast majority of people had no idea what they
00:03:43 were involved in. But you see, with nuclear energy and power, all sorts of energy, and in particular
00:03:52 energy that could possibly be used for weapon systems, so you're talking propulsion systems,
00:03:58 fusion systems, the list goes on, would go under that moniker. Now, the other thing that would go
00:04:05 under the moniker of the Department of Energy was also human experimentation. Now, when I first
00:04:12 broke this story last week on my program, I actually showed video of Bill Clinton from the
00:04:18 1990s from this internal report the size of a phone book where he had to slick willy style
00:04:27 admit to human experiments that included by the way aside from injecting kids with cancer yes
00:04:37 inmates civilian citizens had no idea it was going on yes military personnel they had children eat
00:04:45 radioactive oatmeal to see what it would do. That's how awesome the Department of Energy
00:04:51 and our quote unquote deep state really is. And the alarming thing is, I believe that report came
00:04:59 out in like 1993, maybe 94 at the latest. And I believe it was 93 because they looked at human
00:05:06 experimentation that actually went on through 1974. And why is that alarming? Well, that shows
00:05:13 me, we had a citizenry then that at least cared about the issues enough that less than 20 years
00:05:20 later, some revelations of these horrific experiments were made. Now, does that mean
00:05:26 they stopped? No. Does that mean we have any idea about the vast majority of the black programs
00:05:32 that the DOE is involved in? No. But it showed the public interest and them having to admit at
00:05:39 least a little bit of the things that we have done and show what the Department of Energy was
00:05:45 capable of. Because in case you didn't know, the DOE also heavily involved in the COVID-1984
00:05:52 nightmare, as we're going to show you. In fact, when I interviewed Andrew G. Huff of EcoHealth
00:06:00 Alliance, I highlighted the fact, and this is almost three years ago, the news about Fauci and
00:06:07 the cia was out there see most of this stuff that we're getting via the miscarriages uh you know
00:06:15 the the knowledge the foreknowledge of adverse so that was it's been around and they're making
00:06:20 it minuscule as to what it really is so when they tried to bring dasik in to answer questions
00:06:27 one of the initial letters didn't just talk about chapel hill which we should be talking about and
00:06:33 And by the way, this Genesis mission, although it's headed by the Department of Energy, is what?
00:06:39 Getting into the realms of private contractors, academia, other agencies.
00:06:44 It's all encompassing, as we're going to show you.
00:06:46 But Daszak, who eventually they debarred, oh, the people are paying the price.
00:06:55 OK, they specifically want to know about the Department of Energy.
00:07:00 and with that i i was asking uh andrew g huff about the department of energy's role and he said
00:07:08 look they were there all the time they were working at the hip at the hip with the central
00:07:13 intelligence agency and that's because our biological warfare department yes you have
00:07:20 you know the dod now the department of war and that thing most of it's under the doe okay most
00:07:27 of that stuff is actually under the Department of Energy. And if you just take a quick look
00:07:33 at this sentence right here, okay, in this article, admitting to Bill Gates' security clearance,
00:07:42 what does it say? Typically applies to positions involving nuclear weapons design,
00:07:48 national laboratories, critical energy infrastructure, and classified scientific
00:07:54 research. So you look at the national laboratories and you look at this scientific research, if you
00:08:01 will, 1000% the technology that was deployed via the COVID-1984 nightmare, forget about the virus
00:08:11 itself, forget about what they're talking about via gain of function, is the biowarfare department,
00:08:18 things like the ADEPT and PROTECT program and the technology of MRNA itself, all right?
00:08:28 Now, there seems to be this magic date going around. It's 2014. That's the pardon of Fauci,
00:08:34 et cetera. But the truth is, there's so much going on around that time period. For instance,
00:08:41 DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency that's working heavily with the DOE,
00:08:47 also involved in this genesis mission they get a 25 million they give a 25 million dollar grant to
00:08:55 moderna who will end up printing up the hate and lie shots that's in a strategic mrna collaboration
00:09:02 with the bill and melinda gates foundation barda the medical darpa and by the way uh that medical
00:09:10 DARPA, also in bed with Moderna. This is another mRNA project via 2016. So during this time period,
00:09:22 DARPA is making a big push on their mRNA technology, and Bill Gates and his foundations
00:09:29 are also working with Merck, AstraZeneca, all of them. They're all on that strategic mRNA
00:09:38 collaboration. So it was through that, I was like, well, you know, what is the DOE up to right now?
00:09:44 Right? Because obviously, most people don't even know the agency exists, let alone what they're up
00:09:52 to. So you had this executive order launching the Genesis mission, all right? And this is all the
00:09:59 way back in November of last year. See, I'm not on the ball sometimes, and I miss certain things.
00:10:07 Now, you can go right to their own website right here. And what do they say? They say the Genesis mission unites DOE national labs. And from what I understand, that's 17 labs across the country, industry, academia, and more and more, of course, to harness AI for breakthroughs in energy dominance, discovery science, and of course, national security.
00:10:35 Now, when you're dealing with national security, they don't have to tell you the truth.
00:10:39 And when you see some of the organizations that are working with them and have just announced working with them,
00:10:45 I think at launch they had about 20 of these organizations, and now more and more and more are jumping on.
00:10:53 Now, they've got this little video right here inside the Genesis mission.
00:10:57 We're going to watch it.
00:11:00 First of all, I'd just like to say this.
00:11:02 It's basically stock video footage with some AI-driven voice of a script, but that script is utilizing that same language that the World Economic Forum and so many other globalists were using during that COVID-1984 nightmare.
00:11:25 What is it? The public-private partnership. The public-private partnership. And what does that really mean? That means techno-fascism, okay?
00:11:36 And just like most people don't know about this Genesis mission, they're also behind
00:11:43 the ball on things like the executive order all the way back in 2023, putting what together?
00:11:51 The CAIO program, the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer program.
00:11:57 Why is that important?
00:11:58 Because all of this is being audited by your government at the highest levels.
00:12:04 See, those people in technology have to have not the Q clearance, but the top secret clearance.
00:12:12 All right. And all of this is fed through government agencies, through compartmentalization to create this technopoly with a face.
00:12:22 And that's all it is, a facade, if you will, of privatization.
00:12:26 So let's let's play this video right here.
00:12:28 This is the new Genesis project.
00:12:31 America has always reached for the future first.
00:12:38 And now, the Genesis mission is set to go faster and farther than anything that came before.
00:12:45 We're in the midst of a computing revolution that is going to transform the practice of science and engineering in America.
00:12:52 We're on the path to doubling America's scientific productivity and impact within the decade.
00:12:58 This past year has been one of the most dramatic accelerations of the prioritization of technology in the history of American government.
00:13:07 In a short time, Genesis has secured major investments from federal agencies, industry and international partners and launched the Genesis Mission Consortium, bringing.
00:13:20 Let's just stop it. The Genesis Mission Consortium.
00:13:23 consortium. All right. And, you know, I was listening to some callers earlier today and I get
00:13:31 it. I hear the we're not voting our way out of this. I've been doing this for 20 plus years and
00:13:37 I'm even a baby compared to Alex Jones. But when I hear talks of, OK, well, then what's the other
00:13:44 solution? Oh, OK, you were going to have a violent revolution. First of all, you don't know who's
00:13:50 getting in, even if you succeed in that, and who is you and who is your side, there are no
00:13:57 guarantees that the new system will be better than the old. In fact, it could be a lot worse,
00:14:02 unfortunately. And this isn't just about the United States. Just like COVID-1984 was not just
00:14:09 about the United States. This is a truly global cabal with what? Varying interests. And yes,
00:14:19 there are varying interests and power structures all vying to be number one but on some level
00:14:26 in collusion with one another just like this together public and private partners to collaborate
00:14:33 on discoveries see there it is public and private partners there's the public and let's bring it
00:14:39 back bring it back the the genesis mission consortium is a public private partnership
00:14:47 Where have you heard that before, Schwab?
00:14:51 Huh? 0.72
00:14:52 I know that Klaus hasn't been as hot anymore, but here's the same language infiltrating
00:14:59 our government, our executive orders, these branches that nobody knows about, our university
00:15:05 system that's already highly beholden to is intelligence agencies and their narratives,
00:15:13 right? 0.81
00:15:14 I mean, so much of the intelligence networks is through academia, whether it's Blue Bloods at Yale or Harvard or any of these other institutions that are pushing this garbage. 0.99
00:15:28 So here it is. 1.00
00:15:29 Bringing together public and private partners to collaborate on discoveries.
00:15:34 We've identified some of our nation's greatest scientific and technology challenges across energy, discovery science, and national security.
00:15:44 The world's brightest minds across the national laboratories, industry, academia, and philanthropies are working together to solve these challenges.
00:15:54 and philanthropies you see look it's great that the public is now aware about the bill and melinda
00:16:04 gates foundation that's awesome i get it we're not giving them another dollar but do you think
00:16:10 a guy like warren buffett who said he's not donating anymore wasn't aware of what they were
00:16:16 doing. Do you think that the guy they brought in as a Q clearance guy to distribute their technology
00:16:26 is going anywhere? Absolutely not. And look, if he gets way too unpopular, they'll just bring 0.60
00:16:34 somebody else in, and they already have. They have so many of these individuals that can't
00:16:41 wait to be the philanthropist. Why? It's a great tax scheme. Gates was up there at Davos
00:16:49 talking about his shoddy shots. And this is way pre-COVID. I think it was the 2019 Davos. It
00:16:57 might have been the 2020 just before everything. But he was talking about how his philanthropic
00:17:04 organization, see, they invest in things. Weird. They're so philanthropic. They're making investments.
00:17:10 And they're making 20 to 1 profits on that.
00:17:16 A turnaround, he admitted, was better than just about anything else.
00:17:22 And with all these things from the Department of Energy to the academia, right, because they're going to give you the best science and they're going to give you the best narratives to these tax-free philanthropic foundations.
00:17:35 You create this circle of plausible deniability where everybody just points at somebody else as if they're the quote unquote Genesis, we're going to use it again, of that information so nobody can be held accountable.
00:17:50 The Genesis mission to me is an opportunity of a lifetime.
00:17:55 Our growing community of partners has access to the Genesis mission platform to leverage AI, high-performance computing, quantum systems, and extraordinary scientific data sets, and the capabilities of all 17 national laboratories, including new next-generation supercomputers.
00:18:17 The future isn't waiting. It's already happening.
00:18:20 We have plenty of evidence that this AI-assisted methodology is working.
00:18:27 We're seeing it in advanced manufacturing, in the simulation of the electric grid.
00:18:33 And we are seeing it in microscopy.
00:18:37 Every new partner strengthens the platform.
00:18:40 Every breakthrough.
00:18:41 Wait, wait, let's go back to it.
00:18:42 Oh, they're breaking ground on what?
00:18:45 Oh, a data center.
00:18:46 Oh, Jefferson Lab data center.
00:18:49 and they're talking about energy your energy bills going up
00:18:53 while they what they want to take your natural resources they want to take your water
00:18:58 we're going to get into we're going to get into all these organizations after the break i do want
00:19:06 to remind people just quickly the anniversary of 9-11 is literally just around the corner
00:19:12 and i'm going to be down in new york city uh speaking at the turning the tide 9-11 event
00:19:18 with so many others uh jimmy dore dennis kucinich james corvette even brett weinstein is going to be
00:19:24 there and as you can see a slew of others please consider checking that out also please consider
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00:19:37 hi folks doc bigley here and today we're going to get to know our h2o
00:19:44 billy what kind of water do you drink why tap water of course ma says it keeps my teeth 0.99
00:19:53 sparkly white i'm sorry to say it billy but your mother is either plain ignorant 0.97
00:19:58 or worse a communist let me explain tap water used to be safe to drink but communist subversives 0.99
00:20:07 in our government introduced fluoride into our nation's tap under the guise of dental health
00:20:13 When in reality, fluoride lowers your IQ, calcifies your pineal gland, and makes you susceptible to anti-capitalist mind viruses.
00:20:23 So you're telling me I'm a sap if I drink tap?
00:20:26 Yes, you are, Billy. Yes, you are.
00:20:29 But don't despair. We've found a solution. Follow me.
00:20:33 I'd like to tell you a tale of two frogs.
00:20:38 Frog number one has only ever drank unfiltered tap water, chock full of fluoride.
00:20:43 Observe him listening to satanic music, abusing substances, and engaging in other perversions.
00:20:51 Look, Doc, they're trying to play leapfrog.
00:20:54 They're pretty bad at it, though.
00:20:57 Avert your eyes, Billy.
00:20:59 Let's continue.
00:21:00 meanwhile frog number two has only ever drank water that has been filtered for fluoride and
00:21:09 other impurities what a happy frog family spill the secret doc how do you get rid of the communist
00:21:17 poisons with the new water filter system from the alexjonesstore.com say doc may i have a glass 0.54
00:21:24 Why, certainly. Well, that's just swell. No water in the water filter. Listen, I'm not mad at the
00:21:32 crew, but I asked for real water in here 30 minutes ago and never got it. Crew's in trouble again.
00:21:38 It is the fourth hour of The Alex Jones Show. I am Jason Bermas sitting in, and we are talking
00:21:43 about the Genesis mission and the Department of Energy. Now, the Department of Energy
00:21:50 is calling this the next era in science. Really, I thought Anthony Fauci, there's another era
00:21:59 after the Fauci era of him being the science. And just before the break, I mentioned 9-11.
00:22:09 And we're about to be at the 25th anniversary of 9-11. And one of the things that artificial
00:22:15 intelligence is just stellar at, okay, is lying about 9-11. And I'm not just talking
00:22:23 about literally going down the mainstream narrative of 9-11. Right now, for the past
00:22:32 several months, I've been working on what is known as a PSI report, okay? And we're trying to get
00:22:40 this into the hands of people within the Senate, within the Congress, to push for 9-11 transparency.
00:22:48 You know, so many people talk about Epstein and that Fox News interview where Trump said that he
00:22:53 was going to release the Epstein documents, even though he barely said it. He was pushed into
00:22:59 saying it. And what? He actually said he would release the 9-11 documents, which I haven't heard
00:23:07 to whisper about, unfortunately, from the base either. When I tell you that artificial intelligence
00:23:14 lies about 9-11, when you bring up facts about 9-11 that it does not like, it will literally
00:23:23 make up people. It will make up events. It will make up testimony. I mean, name them. It'll name
00:23:29 dates. I'll give you a great example. Robert Wright, who is one of the FBI agents prior to 9-11
00:23:38 that saw corruption within the FBI, saw the inability to even open up criminal investigations
00:23:45 into terrorism, saw how the money moved through an individual named Yassin Khadi, who would later
00:23:51 be designated as the number one financier of bin laden that guy okay he held a press conference
00:23:59 post 9-11 uh he got up there his lawyer talked about the relationship between the bush family
00:24:07 and the bin laden family they talked about michael shertoff who's still alive today
00:24:11 who uh was one of the uh deputy directors at the fbi that didn't want to hear robert wright's story
00:24:19 So I had found some other whistleblowers and some other people that had actually been interviewed by either Congress in the initial inquiry or the 9-11 Commission.
00:24:30 You know, one of those individuals, Randy Glass, got interviewed by the 9-11 Commission.
00:24:35 So I'm looking to see if Robert Wright testified before either of these bodies.
00:24:42 And the AI lies to me and tells me that, yes, he did.
00:24:46 okay they gave me a date in which they that he did and they also gave me an individual
00:24:53 who didn't even exist that he testified to and then they tried to give me the congressional
00:25:00 inquiry as evidence of this and then when i pulled it up and i said hey none of this is real you made
00:25:04 the entire oh yeah i made the whole thing up that's what ai is okay so now when you've got
00:25:11 these other bodies joining the genesis mission what's one of these other bodies just announced
00:25:18 this week oh nist the national institute of standards and technology that gave you the
00:25:26 official version of the twin towers collapse one and two never ever ever ever ever looked at
00:25:33 secondary explosives, other incendiary devices. No, no, no, no, no. Okay. Just got to the point
00:25:43 of collapse. And then it's obvious what happened on video. That was their initial investigation.
00:25:49 Now, obviously people were outraged that not only NIST, but the 9-11 commission didn't mention
00:25:57 Building 7, the 47-story skyscraper that fell into its own footprint at all. So NIST, seven years
00:26:04 after, has to make another—this is the science we're trusting, by the way—another report to
00:26:12 assure us it was the fires that brought down Building 7. And in this new age of artificial
00:26:21 intelligence, again, these private companies that are all working with the government,
00:26:25 that are going to be part of this quote-unquote Genesis mission, as I'm going to show you in a
00:26:29 moment, okay? They're buying up rare books, and they're not buying up rare books to share that
00:26:38 information with you and I. They're scanning that information in, and a lot of that they already
00:26:43 have, which I'm going to demonstrate in a moment, but they're going to get the stuff that's still
00:26:47 out and then they're shredding it. Now, I don't know about you, but I don't have 5, 10, 15 grand
00:26:56 to just get some minuscule part of history. And that's too bad because I wish I did.
00:27:02 I wouldn't even be against this with the AI companies were taking the information and then
00:27:08 putting it into a public library that you and I could access, or even a public digital library
00:27:14 that you and I could access.
00:27:16 No, they're destroying it.
00:27:18 That's what's going, so they can push their NIST science on you.
00:27:23 All right, so let's go down the line here
00:27:26 on some of the agencies that have joined.
00:27:30 This is literally from just a few days ago.
00:27:32 Oh, more agencies joined Genesis Mission to further AI-enabled research.
00:27:37 And you take a look down here, and what?
00:27:39 You have the Department of Health and Human Services.
00:27:42 Oh, no kidding.
00:27:44 NASA, the good people at NASA, they're going to be working with DARPA and NASA and the DOE.
00:27:50 And now here's NIST.
00:27:51 Don't forget about the Department of Homeland Security.
00:27:55 So, you know, just to make this point, I heard Alex talking about the FLOC cameras.
00:28:00 And yeah, they're a big problem.
00:28:02 I'd say they're a big problem, not only because they've been deployed at a rapid pace,
00:28:07 but they also have capabilities.
00:28:09 some of the more traditional surveillance equipment does not have, such as being able to harness your
00:28:15 Bluetooth data in real time. And everybody keeps their Bluetooth on in case they want to connect
00:28:21 to their car or their smartwatch or their headset or you name it. You don't go out into the wild and
00:28:27 just turn off your Bluetooth. But at the same time, we've already built this infrastructure of
00:28:33 track trace database with the cameras on lights with the satellite surveillance systems with
00:28:41 the gps systems all that stuff's already in place now they're just solidifying it into real-time
00:28:49 action and not just real-time action on the idea of track trace database and the social credit score
00:28:56 but also to try to create a digital twin of you and your actions and while they're creating that
00:29:02 digital twin building what they're calling an agentic AI to help you out, to make purchases
00:29:10 for you. And this agentic AI, there are so many people that are lost, that are lonely,
00:29:17 that desperately want a relationship with something. Well, AI is that black mirror
00:29:21 that is literally a reflection of you to try to manipulate you. All right. And that's what they
00:29:29 want. They want these real-time AI agents as they suck up all this data, as they continue to create
00:29:36 a global system of command and control. So let's go down the line here because now they've also,
00:29:45 I think it's over, what, 278 winners. So 278 different grants are now going out to these
00:29:55 universities. And this just happened in late July. Let's just go down the line of a few of these.
00:30:00 OK, so Purdue is getting money for this. All right. The University of Money or Minnesota
00:30:09 is getting DOE money for this. Texas A&M is getting money for this. They're buying up the
00:30:16 entire university system. MIT. Now, again, MIT has a long and storied history with Boston Dynamics,
00:30:25 and the Defense Department, the Department of Advanced Research Projects Agency,
00:30:31 which, by the way, it wasn't Al Gore and it wasn't Tubes.
00:30:34 It was DARPA that created the ARPANET.
00:30:38 Think about that for a minute.
00:30:39 There's so many people out there, especially the youth,
00:30:42 that are constantly on the scroll box,
00:30:45 that don't know anything other than information from a screen and this worldwide web,
00:30:50 And they have no idea how it was actually created and whom it was created by and what they have officially put out as their mission statements.
00:31:02 We're going to show you the NASA DARPA programs with Google before almost anything else.
00:31:10 You see your number one technopoly right here.
00:31:13 All right.
00:31:14 And I know that some people talk about Apple and Apple is a big one. But Google is the daddy pants. And I'm going to show you why. So another university, William and Mary's, they're a technology school. They're going into AI power particle physics. And so much of this is based on what quantum computing as well.
00:31:35 OK, so all the way back in 2019, Google and NASA declared quantum supremacy.
00:31:45 They have a laboratory that works in tandem.
00:31:49 They're the big purveyors of this idea of the multiverse.
00:31:54 OK, it's not just Marvel Marvel movies that are selling you on this.
00:31:59 OK, and it's not just science fiction.
00:32:01 they're really trying to sell you on the idea that these quantum mechanics if you will and i know
00:32:09 alex talks about uh the double slit experiment but the idea that these are reaching into other
00:32:17 realities that are almost the same as ours and pulling out information like that supposedly
00:32:23 quantum entanglement or how you know a qubit which instead of a regular bit that is either a zero or
00:32:31 a one can be a zero and a one at the same time and have what is known as a superposition not
00:32:38 going to try to confuse confuse you too much but once again here's one of those public private
00:32:43 partnerships and so much of the nasa's smoke screen is we're going to the moon and we're going
00:32:49 to mars and we're doing all these things meanwhile they're at the forefront of artificial intelligence
00:32:55 of quantum computing of modern day eugenics right really based in you know what they're
00:33:05 saying is biological research so many of these technologies that you heard about for the first
00:33:12 time have been pioneered by nasa okay you know from their work right now with organoids which
00:33:22 are traditional computers, and then biological material to, you know, those ideas that you were
00:33:29 going to have one of those tattoos and hydrogels. It's all NASA, okay? And they're, what, working
00:33:36 with DARPA. Now, I want you to check this out right here. Anybody can still find this.
00:33:42 This is from July, August of 1998. And this is the DARPA-NASA Digital Libraries Initiative.
00:33:52 And why is this important?
00:33:54 Well, because this is the initiative that they actually started in the 1980s, so you wonder how much of the information they already had by them, okay, where they really shepherded Google that no one had any idea about.
00:34:11 Remember, it comes out, what was it, late 90s, early 2000s as a search engine.
00:34:16 That's because they'd been partnering with DARPA and NASA.
00:34:20 And so this National Science Foundation, the NSF, brings them in, what, for that National Library Initiative.
00:34:33 Check it out.
00:34:34 In 1994, the NSF team teamed with DARPA and NASA to launch the Digital Library Initiative, which funded six digital library projects.
00:34:44 One of these were grants to Stanford University, again, another one of these universities that is narrative management, with two graduate students, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and they began to develop the search engine that used the links between webpages as a ranking method, what they later commercialized under the name Google.
00:35:05 And let's not forget, they also got that sweet, sweet CIA In-Q-Tel money.
00:35:12 All right, now, back in the day on Google, I could type something in from an actual physical
00:35:18 newspaper, and nine times out of 10, Google had the scan of that newspaper.
00:35:25 They had the scan of it because they had digitized so much of this information.
00:35:30 Can you get scans of newspapers on Google anymore?
00:35:32 No, instead, their search engine has been largely curated for the great narrative of the day and their artificial intelligence, their Gemini, okay, which they want to be the new search engine, that totally and completely lies to you straight up about the most important of issues.
00:35:56 It's not just 9-11, folks, okay?
00:35:59 It's the COVID-1984 nightmare. 0.99
00:36:02 It's transhumanism. 0.97
00:36:04 I mean, they're painting these things with rose-colored misinformation and disinformation glasses, and we need to be aware of that.
00:36:13 Now, right now, NASA is making big money with this company Inflection, okay, to upgrade quantum hardware on the ISS.
00:36:28 Look, I know there's so many people out there that don't believe anything's going on in space and space doesn't exist.
00:36:33 I'm sorry, you've lost the plot.
00:36:36 No, they are using that area for all sorts of research.
00:36:41 In fact, when you're talking about quantum mechanics in general, the temperature alone is advantageous to this type of research.
00:36:50 And look, one of these contractors that people should be aware of, and this shows that all these things are just at the hip, NASA and Northrop Grumman.
00:37:00 Oh, just like most people don't realize Boeing is a big defense contractor.
00:37:05 They don't realize Elon Musk is the defense contractor.
00:37:09 You see, NASA is just what SpaceX is being rebranded as. SpaceX is on here, and they're all going to be a part of this Genesis mission as well. All of it. This is my frustration.
00:37:27 okay if i saw us as a species benefiting if we were getting cheaper technology or not in fact
00:37:39 again i've talked about it for quite some time this ram that i bought you know these are two
00:37:45 sticks let's bring up the four sticks you know i i think i purchased this stuff commercially
00:37:50 for, you know, something like $300 max. And now I'm holding like $1,200 in RAM. That never happens.
00:38:00 They just launched a new Google phone yesterday. And guess what? It has less RAM than last year's
00:38:06 model. They're taking things away from us. They're taking away, Sony is now taking away the movies
00:38:14 that you purchased as they announced that digital media is dead.
00:38:20 They've tried to get you on the quote-unquote cloud for how long?
00:38:24 I've never been a cloud guy, but I'll give you a great example.
00:38:30 My niece at one point was complaining to me because all the kids have to have the Apple
00:38:36 and they got to have the FaceTime and this and that.
00:38:38 and she wanted me to pay for more cloud storage i said hey kid i got you the 256 gigabyte model
00:38:51 how much of the storage on that are you she wasn't using any of it she wasn't using any she had so
00:38:58 much storage she didn't even realize it she didn't even realize how to get the stuff off of her phone
00:39:04 onto the computer and they're on the computer all day. That's what's really scary to me
00:39:09 is you think that these kids are somewhat tech savvy, but they've been trained in this certain
00:39:15 direction where they are relying on the cloud, relying on artificial intelligence. They don't
00:39:22 know how the hardware works. Okay. They don't know how to quote unquote code. They're not being
00:39:28 really taught any of the basics that my generation was taught in the realm of computing. Instead,
00:39:36 it's just let's trust the experts. Meanwhile, the experts are out there saying we need these
00:39:44 data centers. They're not telling you what they're for. We just need them, and they're
00:39:50 going to need our water. Well, the Department of Energy is also going to be heavily involved in
00:39:54 so many of these data centers, just in the regard that many of them are planning on putting
00:40:00 mini nuclear reactors on site for the energy consumption. So that all falls under the
00:40:07 Department of Energy. But at the same time, you know, you also have to wonder, you know,
00:40:13 we started with Bill Gates and Q clearances. How many other of these private individuals
00:40:20 also have these type of clearances. I'll give you Elon Musk as an example. Now, Elon Musk has
00:40:26 already often talked about his top secret clearances because of his involvement with not
00:40:33 only SpaceX and the Falcon 9 rockets, but the Defense Department's Blackjack system, which he
00:40:41 was launching satellites for. Starlink is nothing but a commercialized version of that. And then
00:40:48 what, like a few months ago, when Jesse Waters started reporting on Starlink being utilized in
00:40:54 the Ukraine-Russia war. Guys, from the inception, it isn't even a news story. I went on tour,
00:41:01 on the Reawaken America tour, and I showed mainstream foreign news clips showing the
00:41:06 soldiers hooking into, setting up the Starlink, hooking them into their drones and part of the
00:41:13 warfare, the ghosts and the sidewinders. None of that was new, but Musk played, I can't believe
00:41:18 they're doing this. We've built a whole nother method for that. That's Star Shield. Okay. That's
00:41:24 just part of it. Star Shield is now the classified version of that. This is the global skin that
00:41:32 NASA talked about a decade ago. And so yeah, Musk has top secret security clearances, but I would
00:41:38 also imagine i don't know for how long maybe a lot less than bill gates maybe not who knows i mean
00:41:45 because when you're talking about the department of energy they could be involved in something like
00:41:49 maybe neural link right uh neural link would be one of those things hell they could just be involved
00:41:54 with tesla uh because of the uh energy systems the batteries in the car but then also what
00:42:03 they're utilizing for these humanoid robots the queue clearance he could have and again there's
00:42:10 no way of proof there was no way of proving that bill gates had a queue clearance and i haven't
00:42:14 seen anybody ask that question or try to get in touch with gate hey what's up with this queue
00:42:18 clearance what's that about but musk had tesla partner with cure vac okay where they built these
00:42:27 bio-nano-micro factories in Europe in particular, I think Germany, that printed a bunch of the
00:42:34 hate and lie shots. So these things are all connected, just like Sergey Brin and Larry Page
00:42:42 were brought up through the university system at Stanford, through NASA, through DARPA,
00:42:49 okay? And what are they now? They're the number one search engine in the world. They're the number
00:42:55 one operating system in the world if you count Android and Chrome. They're the second largest
00:43:02 search engine in the world with YouTube, which is also the largest video platform in the world.
00:43:09 They work with NASA on the quantum computing, on artificial intelligence. That's the whole point
00:43:17 of the laboratory. They're at the hip with these things. They even have an immortality division
00:43:23 which is just insane that most people don't know about where they don't just want you to live
00:43:29 forever they actually want to de-age you calico labs anybody can look it up this is what we are
00:43:38 dealing with and it's happening at a rapid clip like i said that executive order on the genesis
00:43:45 mission is in november and now just this month they're starting to hand out the money to 278
00:43:53 different institutions. They've got 20 plus organizations. They got the top of the line
00:43:59 of our technology and defense involved. And the Department of Energy has just never been held
00:44:06 accountable for any of this stuff. And if you will, they are the kings of compartmentalization.
00:44:14 Folks, we only got a couple minutes left in the broadcast. I do want to take this time
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00:44:57 You know, Willie is the key master.
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00:45:56 I'm going to tell you something right now that is one of the most, if not the most important things I've ever talked about on air.
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00:46:26 And one of those is ivermectin that everybody knows about.
00:46:29 The other one that most people still don't know about is mabenzadol.
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00:47:10 We'll put that on screen.
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