The John-Henry Westen Show - Laying technical ground work for the anti-christ

00:00:00.040 Countries around the world recently have made a border crossing a lawless area. You have no rights.

00:00:06.360 You don't even have human rights at the border. Whatever they tell you to do,

00:00:10.400 you have to do. And so they come up and say, give us your phone.

00:00:15.960 You know, one of the things I hate, it is the diabolic disorientation. It's like

00:00:21.060 everything is presented to us backwards. Good is evil. Evil is good. We don't even know what

00:00:26.780 to make of it. So you hear of the want of big government to basically turn on the Chinese

00:00:34.160 social credit system. They're always going to be spying on us through our devices. We're going to

00:00:39.760 own nothing, as they said, and still be happy. This is apparently all unfolding before our very

00:00:45.340 eyes, but it's very hard to see what it is. I'll give you a quick example. It sounds really good.

00:00:51.040 they're implementing age verification for websites. I mean, how great is that? So no longer

00:00:58.660 are young children going to be exposed to porn, even if they try and fake that they're their

00:01:03.980 parents using their parents' ID or credit card or whatever. Nope. They're going to do age

00:01:08.540 verification. Okay. Sounds awesome. However, we're told, whoa, whoa, whoa, that's only what

00:01:16.440 they're saying up front. It has nothing to do with that. It's actually creating a digital ID.

00:01:20.000 the one step needed to get us to where honestly in the end antichrist wants us all our whole lives

00:01:27.080 controlled monitored surveilled in order to figure this stuff out i wanted to talk to someone who i

00:01:33.540 could trust someone who is into the industry someone who knows it all not just a specialist

00:01:39.560 in one area they're called full stack programmers people who are versed in all the different areas

00:01:46.800 of technology. I thought to bring to you someone who is also a strong Christian and a pro-life

00:01:53.800 activist, because to put it honestly today, I don't know who else to trust. So I bring to you

00:01:59.020 Jeremy Williamson. He is a lifelong pro-life advocate, software engineer from New Brunswick

00:02:05.320 in Canada. He's a computer science graduate who entered the culture wars during Gamergate.

00:02:10.860 He founded a Concerned Parents Network back in 2017 and later launched Reactor Core Technologies to provide online sanctuary for those targeted by canceled culture.

00:02:21.400 He's spoken before justices, premiers, MPs, MLAs, and clergy, and dedicates his work to advancing the kingdom of God through technology.

00:02:30.960 Jeremy Williamson, thank you, and thank you for joining us. Welcome to the program.

00:02:34.140 Thank you for having me.

00:02:35.440 Let's begin, as we always do, with the Son of the Cross.

00:02:37.120 In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.

00:02:42.340 So Jeremy, you've laid out a case that is, it's pretty compelling. It's also pretty scary. It's

00:02:49.320 one that I think a lot of people are still generally unaware of. The fact that we've moved

00:02:55.040 so far towards a system whereby we could be all under super control, and that, I mean, it would,

00:03:04.760 And biblically speaking, it makes sense that the Antichrist could basically step in and

00:03:10.060 have everything on us.

00:03:11.540 And we're sort of, you'd feel like we've got nowhere to go because our whole life is

00:03:16.180 ruled already.

00:03:17.820 But I want you to take us through that step by step, if you would.

00:03:21.800 Where did you see this starting?

00:03:23.460 And to where are we now?

00:03:25.680 Give us first the nutshell, and then we'll unpack it.

00:03:27.520 In a nutshell, we're heading towards a system where the government has control of everything

00:03:33.160 that we do, controls and tracks where we're buying, how we're allowed to transport ourselves

00:03:39.160 from one location to another, who we're allowed to interact with. They keep track of our

00:03:46.240 conversations. They tell us that we can't say things. We can't use certain technologies

00:03:51.020 because we must be trying to hide something. And so they will be able to basically say,

00:03:58.120 if you don't do what we tell you you're not part of the system we can just wipe you out from the

00:04:05.260 system and you won't be able to do anything and by anything you mean your own banking or you can't

00:04:10.540 banking you can't buy anything even if you're not even if you do have a bank account they'll be able

00:04:15.720 to control uh the money that you have is whether you can uh whether it expires or whether it

00:04:21.760 continues on you won't be able to make savings you won't be able to have property it's it's all

00:04:27.680 heading towards everything being controlled by the state and you're just a vassal living on that

00:04:33.760 state. If you had said this 10 years ago, a lot of people would have said, oh, he's just crazy.

00:04:39.180 But since COVID, we've seen a lot of that already. Go through for us just the COVID experiences that

00:04:46.860 you saw that made you go, whoa, there it is already. The COVID passports or the vaccine

00:04:51.740 passports was the biggest thing. I've been in conversation with politicians and I was on a

00:04:57.560 call asking, hey, are you planning on forcing people to get this vaccine through controlling

00:05:05.580 what they're allowed to do? Because we'd seen municipalities ban you from public transport if

00:05:11.340 you didn't have a vaccine. And he says, I don't know, we're not going to strap people to a table

00:05:18.500 and force an injection.

00:05:19.620 I said, that's not what I asked.

00:05:21.200 I asked, were you going to force us

00:05:23.040 to get the vaccine

00:05:24.060 in order to be part of society?

00:05:25.860 And we saw that under Jason Kenney's regime,

00:05:30.420 he made us,

00:05:33.020 we couldn't go into restaurants.

00:05:35.140 You had to wear masks out in public

00:05:37.420 and it wasn't enforced in all locations.

00:05:40.840 But that was really the beginning of me.

00:05:42.680 He was like, okay, wait a minute.

00:05:43.820 They're trying to control us.

00:05:45.260 They're trying to stop us

00:05:47.600 from being able to buy and sell.

00:05:50.900 There was talk in New Brunswick about banning you from the grocery stores unless you were

00:05:55.880 vaccinated.

00:05:56.880 Now this is truly fascinating because the premier of Alberta there that Jeremy was

00:06:01.700 mentioning was probably one of the most conservative politicians in Canada, and yet he was the

00:06:09.060 one enforcing all of this control.

00:06:14.080 That's stunning all by itself.

00:06:16.160 But even what you mentioned before about bank accounts, everybody would have thought, oh, that's just crazy.

00:06:21.560 Your bank account, you're sovereign over your, it's your money after all.

00:06:25.860 Tell us what happened during COVID to those who took part in a protest, the trucker's protest.

00:06:31.100 There's actually a pastor friend that I have not too far from here.

00:06:35.380 And he gave a $20 donation to the trucker campaign and they froze his bank accounts.

00:06:40.860 And he couldn't even pay his mortgage because his bank account was frozen.

00:06:44.160 and uh that was the way they got who donated to the campaign wasn't even legal a person hacked

00:06:51.920 into the database and then gave that information to the government they set it up so that you could

00:06:58.320 not withdraw money uh you could they could deposit money into your account but you couldn't take any

00:07:05.260 of it out so if they saw that you uh were supporting the truckers they would seize any

00:07:11.080 money that anybody had sent you. So if you got your paycheck and it went into the bank account,

00:07:15.180 they'd seize your paycheck because, oh, well, that was proceeds of a crime. So this week.

00:07:19.480 But the anomaly maybe is over and we're all fine and good. But how do we get there? And tell us

00:07:26.380 the system that's in place now and then what is still to be implemented to get to final control?

00:07:33.900 Because this has been going on for a long time. I was just a teenager when I first had my

00:07:38.580 hair on my neck stand up, so to speak. And I saw the activation for Windows XP and Windows XP

00:07:47.880 came out. You had to connect to the Microsoft servers and you had to verify that you had

00:07:53.920 purchased your license. And that was part of the activation system. And my thinking is that

00:08:00.740 the B system is going to be an activation type system. In recent years, I think it was around

00:08:06.880 2015, I might be wrong on that date, but TPM modules were installed in all electronic laptops,

00:08:15.780 all laptops and desktops. And this was pushed by Microsoft. It's a module, a chip on your

00:08:21.400 motherboard, on your computer that has a secure key. And I'm kind of summarizing this. And

00:08:30.220 that key is registered with Microsoft or with your corporation. And then if you run afoul of

00:08:39.420 your corporation, they can lock your computer and disable the hardware by disabling the chip

00:08:46.640 or disabling the key that's in the permanent memory of the chip. At first, this was supposed

00:08:51.980 to be just for corporations, right, or for secure facilities, but Microsoft has recently

00:09:00.240 announced that they're going to be using the TPM modules to force activation, and they

00:09:06.580 said, don't worry, we're not doing this for your home computers, we're just doing it for

00:09:10.160 the corporate computers, but they've also forced it so that you cannot buy the home edition

00:09:17.100 of windows 11 without uh having a microsoft account and they tie the tpm module to your

00:09:25.220 microsoft account why are they doing this the agenda of you will own nothing and be happy is

00:09:31.360 that they want you to uh not actually own the hardware that you purchase that you're leasing it

00:09:38.660 that it's it's a terminal and you log into the terminal and they they let you do what they let

00:09:45.320 you do. You're not allowed to install your own software. Apple and Samsung, they're doing the

00:09:53.000 same thing. They're making it so that the Apple Store, you can't put an application available for

00:10:00.760 somebody to install on the Apple Store unless it's approved by Apple. And the same thing is

00:10:06.160 happening with Samsung and Android. You can't, what they say, sideload applications onto Android

00:10:12.780 anymore because they want to control what you do on every single device and everybody has a cell

00:10:19.260 phone now well almost everybody they have control over what you do on that cell phone they track you

00:10:24.740 everywhere you go and with everything that you do on your cell phone and then once the digital id

00:10:30.900 comes in they can shut off your cell phone shut off the tpm module and completely cut you out of

00:10:37.540 the system. There's even legislation in the US that's come through that vehicles will have kill

00:10:45.200 switches and they'll have sensors and microphones in your vehicles and they'll track you. If your

00:10:51.260 eyes are too dilated, then they'll shut your vehicle off and say that you're not in a good

00:10:58.400 state of mind in order to drive or something like that. It's starting to sound too creepy or fishy,

00:11:03.920 people are probably wondering, but what is that system right now that our cars are telling us

00:11:11.040 time to take a nap or time to grab a coffee? What is that?

00:11:16.060 That was a U.S. legislation that has recently passed that it's a regulation that all new

00:11:24.600 vehicles have to have these kill switches in them. It's basically you're being convicted of a crime

00:11:31.100 before you even committed it. It's like that minority report movie. So they assume that at

00:11:36.880 some point you're going to drive drunk. So they put a breathalyzer. It's not a breathalyzer,

00:11:41.900 but they put a breathalyzer in every vehicle and you have to prove that you're not drunk in order

00:11:47.840 to start the car. But even currently today, your car will bing at you. And I don't know what it's

00:11:54.740 based on, if it's based on going out of the lane too much or too much wiggling, or perhaps it's

00:12:01.100 There's a camera looking at you or something, but it just says, you know, time to grab a

00:12:06.460 coffee or might consider taking a break.

00:12:09.500 It's in cars that aren't too new either.

00:12:12.480 2018 even.

00:12:13.560 You just spoke earlier about when the digital ID comes.

00:12:18.200 Is that already a foregone conclusion?

00:12:20.440 It's being pushed whether we want it or not.

00:12:22.480 um that we just had mark carney announced that trade trades people in canada will have to have

00:12:30.020 digital id by next year and he had just previously said that no we're not bringing in digital id it's

00:12:35.460 the same with digital currency the central bank of canada did a big survey cost us i don't know

00:12:40.440 how many millions of dollars for this survey to find out whether we want a digital currency

00:12:45.540 and overwhelming majority of the population said no we don't want digital currency and yet they

00:12:52.160 still announced they're going to work to have a side-by-side digital currency with the physical

00:12:57.980 monetary money. Okay. So that's a funny thing because that's the same thing with credit cards

00:13:06.920 and cash. Everybody, when credit cards first came out, they're like, oh, I'm going to stick with my

00:13:12.380 cash. And eventually nobody does or almost nobody does. So you think that is coming. Now, it's

00:13:20.220 interesting because under what excuse are they doing a digital ID?

00:13:24.540 To protect the children. That's what we're seeing with all of the age verification laws.

00:13:29.820 They started out as one state and basically they're getting the populace ready. They're

00:13:35.980 molding them and massaging them to be prepared for digital ID by saying, we need to save the

00:13:42.620 children from pornography and predators and, and all this. And yet, you know, five or six years ago

00:13:49.520 before COVID, they were trying to bring pornography into the schools. They were trying to educate

00:13:54.940 people on pornography. So this idea that it's going to be to save the children is just preposterous,

00:14:01.440 but they'll bring it in. They'll say social media bans for under 16. Problem is the only way to tell

00:14:08.760 whether you're under 16 or not, is to have a digital ID, and then they verify everybody.

00:14:16.120 And it's extremely easy, extremely easy to find somebody's birth date without even actually doing

00:14:21.460 any real hacking, because a lot of these laws are telling you that you have to put your birthday

00:14:26.240 date, and they're saying that vendors, which are third-party people that develop software for your

00:14:34.080 computer or for your phone and vendors will have to have access to your age data it will be totally

00:14:40.900 anonymous but you have to have access to your age data in order to verify that they're old enough

00:14:46.700 to use the software that you've installed this is comes in where they're trying to control what

00:14:51.900 you're allowed to do because they'll eventually say this application is only for those in the

00:14:56.240 government or this application is only for those over 18 but you can easily find out a person's

00:15:02.900 birth date, which is private information, by pinging or sending a signal to that phone every

00:15:10.780 day, twice a day, probably once in the morning, once in the evening, and finding out what your

00:15:16.880 age is. And then the day that you have your birthday, the response will change, sending a

00:15:24.680 signal to the vendor that, oh, this is their birth date because today they're 18, yesterday they were

00:15:31.760 17. So then you can figure out almost the time in which a person was born based on just asking

00:15:41.420 for the information, which is part of the legislation that have to make this information

00:15:46.780 available to anybody so that they can see whether they're allowed to let me use the software or not.

00:15:52.760 Why do you believe that this is going to be used to control?

00:15:55.680 A few years ago, they wanted to bring pornography. They were talking about how pornography

00:15:59.680 is important and it's a it's a right and it's a freedom and then suddenly they say well no wait

00:16:06.060 a minute actually we can bring in this age verification and it basically forces everybody

00:16:13.200 to have a digital id and that's the reason they're doing it globally you look at every country around

00:16:19.720 the world is bringing in that has technology is bringing in some sort of uh of an age verification

00:16:26.080 and it's tied into giant data centers this is why they they need the data centers is because

00:16:33.720 they need to store all this information and it needs to be processed quickly and efficiently

00:16:39.140 so that they can verify that you are old enough to do whatever you're doing

00:16:44.620 on the phone what i've seen in the last 10 years does not make me think that they're doing this

00:16:51.760 out of benevolence out of care for our children because they've shown

00:16:54.620 they don't really care for our children they they've pushed pornography they've pushed abortion

00:17:00.100 they pushed uh nova scotia uh recently banned parents from knowing the medical records of uh

00:17:08.540 children 12 and 12 and over so you know they're saying 12 year olds their parents cannot know

00:17:15.340 what the 12 year olds medical conditions are and yet they supposedly they care about our kids

00:17:21.220 So I've seen nothing to suggest that the state cares about our children more than the parents

00:17:27.420 do.

00:17:28.360 The phones already know where you are, what you're doing, what you're saying.

00:17:35.160 But isn't that not the case?

00:17:37.980 I mean, you don't turn your microphone on all the time.

00:17:40.640 Is it easy for people to access your microphone remotely, like, you know, your camera remotely?

00:17:46.920 Is that what you're talking about?

00:17:48.160 Or how is that working?

00:17:49.580 Your microphone doesn't have a physical unplug on your phone, right?

00:17:54.880 So it's always connected.

00:17:56.740 The wires for the microphone, the positive negative wires for your microphone are always

00:18:00.460 connected.

00:18:01.540 And so it's up to the corporations that are on the phone and the state that we have to

00:18:07.820 trust them that they're not actually turning that on and that there's not some back door

00:18:12.640 into it.

00:18:13.760 And we've seen countless evidence.

00:18:15.860 I mean, uh, my own wife was just talking about how she says something and a couple of days

00:18:21.360 later, she's getting advertisements for it, right?

00:18:24.280 She never, um, she never went and searched for it, but she gets those advertisements.

00:18:29.420 And I've had that happen before as well, but not so much since I hardened my security.

00:18:36.400 I think that's at this point, a pretty universal experience.

00:18:38.960 You're talking about someone, you didn't even search it up yet on Google or whatever, uh,

00:18:43.860 Amazon, you just are talking about it and it appears in your feed. So you actually think

00:18:49.620 that that's because, because the microphone is, as you say, hooked up at all times, but we normally

00:18:55.440 have to, you know, click the button to turn it on. Does that button, is that not how it works?

00:19:01.460 You remember those pop-ups from, you know, 15, 20 years ago, they'd pop up and you'd move your

00:19:07.740 mouse over to it and you try to hit the X button and it didn't do anything. Well, you would hit it

00:19:12.220 And they would move it to pop up over to a different location and think, it's just a

00:19:16.840 picture.

00:19:17.640 It's just a graphic on your screen, right?

00:19:20.160 And so they can say it's doing something, but behind the scenes, it doesn't have to

00:19:26.360 be doing what they say it's doing.

00:19:28.920 Computers take a phenomenal amount of trust in the developer that they haven't hidden

00:19:36.580 anything in the background.

00:19:37.480 unless you're reading the code and looking at it and can verify it yourself, you can't know that

00:19:43.360 they're actually doing what they say they're doing. A lot of times there's buttons in programs

00:19:47.220 that if you look in the back end, you click the button and it doesn't actually do anything. It's

00:19:51.240 just a placebo. So it's there to give you the satisfaction that you've done something, but it

00:19:57.800 doesn't actually do anything on the back end. There is one weird anomaly that always puzzled

00:20:05.160 me. Most people have iPhones. So when you say, hey, Siri, it all of a sudden hears you. How can

00:20:15.100 it all of a sudden hear you if it wasn't listening all the time? It is listening all the time.

00:20:22.700 And there's been lawsuits on Samsung and LG and various TV manufacturers where they were

00:20:29.660 recording your living room and they were sending it back to their data centers and they were

00:20:35.100 analyzing it and trying to figure out how to better market to you for the TVs.

00:20:40.820 And they've been sued.

00:20:41.800 There's been lawsuits about this, but they're not talked about a lot because we've been

00:20:46.300 conditioned over the last 20, 30 years to not believe that we have a right to privacy,

00:20:52.400 that we have a right to property.

00:20:56.400 End user license agreements and copyright have gone so far off the rails that it's,

00:21:03.660 in my opinion most of them are immoral and unethical and they wouldn't stand up in court

00:21:09.120 if you had a legitimate just court and you took these license agreements the uh judge would look

00:21:16.960 at it and say this is this is a forced contract right and you're all of the all of the benefits

00:21:22.900 are on the person selling it there is no benefit to the person purchasing it if people had the money

00:21:28.100 and the time, and they read these, you know, tomes of legalese, they wouldn't accept them

00:21:36.920 at all. A lot of them are full of things that are violations of the Ten Commandments.

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00:24:02.180 As this continues, because it's now we're carrying this device with us,

00:24:06.480 which is always listening to us, but it's hopefully used by Benevolent Apple or Benevolent whatever,

00:24:12.500 so that they're not using information that is being had or that they can hear, but hopefully

00:24:19.120 not record.

00:24:19.700 What is going on apart from that is an advent of AI where people are voluntarily doing this.

00:24:29.500 People wear necklaces with a little assistant who's listening constantly, monitoring absolutely

00:24:35.960 everything you're saying and doing, and then giving you these really handy reminders, which

00:24:39.760 i'm sure would be very handy but again it's the same thing with um what was the device that you

00:24:47.480 have in your home uh all these little devices that alexa alexa and all these things i even heard

00:24:54.240 that in one of the um thermostats they had a microphone um have you heard that as well

00:25:02.160 smart thermostats, smart meters are not there for you. They're for the company. And when Texas had,

00:25:11.880 was it last year or two years ago, Texas had a major ice storm and they were out of power for

00:25:18.220 a long time. They were actually controlling people's thermostats because they didn't want

00:25:22.960 them to use too much power. So they were setting their air conditioning and their heat. They were

00:25:27.540 changing the temperature setting on the thermostats so that it would automatically

00:25:32.740 turn off your heat once it was at like 17 Celsius. And that's what these smart meters are for. Yeah,

00:25:40.420 they keep track of your usage, but they also give control to the utility companies to control

00:25:47.200 the environment in your home. So you have to be careful when you're installing these things

00:25:53.340 in your home as i have no smart technology i have a smart meter on my electric because they will not

00:26:01.120 give you electricity unless you allow the smart meter but i i have nothing in my home connected

00:26:06.680 to that meter i grant them no no access and this goes back to those license agreements

00:26:13.720 that are forced contracts because in the fine print all those contracts they say in the event

00:26:20.780 of an emergency. They can go in and adjust things for the greater good. There's a new thing on the

00:26:26.760 scene that's been creating a lot of consternation in some circles, but many people just don't know.

00:26:34.760 It's sort of like the speed cameras were, but now they're called flock cameras. What is that?

00:26:40.780 It's like the Chinese social credit system. These flock cameras, they have facial recognition.

00:26:46.500 they are recording audio they're recording video they're uh tagging license plates tagging uh

00:26:54.320 vehicle models they're keeping track of everything that's going on within their their sensor range

00:27:00.280 and they're even connecting to people's bluetooth signals so you you're walking by on the street

00:27:05.760 you're not in a vehicle you're walking by on the street the flock camera takes your facial profile

00:27:10.480 and it pings the bluetooth on your phone and if you don't have proper security on your bluetooth

00:27:17.440 then they can figure out who you are based on previous if you've walked by another bluetooth

00:27:24.560 it's it's kind of like what they call a mesh network each of these cameras is sending

00:27:30.660 information to each and every other camera and it's all being fed back to to the state it's not

00:27:37.340 for your benefit we've had instances where a person that it read the license plate wrong on

00:27:44.080 a person's car and then it again minority report it convicted them said here's evidence that this

00:27:51.580 person was actually over here and they were speeding or they were stealing amazon boxes

00:27:57.340 because this this license plate belonged to the person that was stealing amazon boxes

00:28:01.840 and uh it is really the the early stages of the chinese social credit system you put them up

00:28:10.140 everywhere you're tracking your citizens in everything that they do you're watching and

00:28:15.560 you're sending it all to the major data centers this is why again why they need the big data

00:28:19.980 centers they need to send all this information it needs to be processed and it cannot be processed

00:28:25.020 on a server in the city hall.

00:28:27.740 It has to be the computational power

00:28:30.980 required to keep track

00:28:34.040 of every car driving on the highway,

00:28:36.780 every person walking on the sidewalk.

00:28:38.860 It's massive.

00:28:41.500 And AI, everybody calls it

00:28:43.800 artificial intelligence,

00:28:45.320 but I call it artificial interactions.

00:28:50.060 AI is not intelligent.

00:28:52.180 There's no intelligence in it at all.

00:28:55.020 It is a search engine, a very sophisticated search engine that has a prompt, rather than typing commands into a terminal, it has a prompt where you type an English sentence and it comes back with an English sentence or French sentence or Spanish sentence, whatever language you're using.

00:29:13.740 These AI are accessing massive amounts of data that they've scraped from the internet, they've scraped from books, they've scraped from video cameras and Facebook profiles and Twitter accounts and everything.

00:29:31.260 And a lot of times they've scraped it from dubious sources, which if you were a regular person, you'd be sent to jail for accessing that information.

00:29:43.300 But again, these license agreements and usage agreements, they're in the fine print telling you, yeah, you can take all of my information that I normally wouldn't give to my spouse and use it to create a profile of me.

00:30:01.260 So that you can track me and search me in the database and all that.

00:30:05.820 And they're even taking books off the shelves, old books off the shelves, scanning them into the AI's database and then destroying the books so that the only source of the books is the AI.

00:30:20.140 If you were to list three things that are going on right now, advancing us down this road, what would they be?

00:30:25.840 The age verification laws would be the top thing that I would be worried about because that is their Trojan horse. The Odyssey is big in the theater right now. That is the Trojan horse that is going to come in and take away all of your freedom because they're going to require it for everything from using social media to logging into your bank account.

00:30:49.560 We already have, it reminds me of a point, we already have the bank accounts where you need two-factor authentication to log into your bank account. Some banks are now going to the point where you have to have a digital ID, a driver's license or your passport, and you have to have their app installed on your phone.

00:31:15.100 in order to log into your online banking you have to use your phone with their app on it and their

00:31:21.680 apps will not install on certain operating systems so if you have the graphene os certain banks

00:31:31.160 will say oh you're not allowed to use the graphene os and our app because graphene os is only used

00:31:37.600 by criminals according to them right and it's it's prone to fraud you're not allowed to root

00:31:42.580 your phone as they say or gain access to the root functions of your phone because that opens it up

00:31:48.080 to security problems and uh so their app will not install on that phone graphene os is a privacy

00:31:55.940 operating system it's it's based off of the android system but it's customized substantially

00:32:02.400 and there's a case recently where a man he's uh wanted on uh being part of the cop city protests

00:32:11.200 but he was at the border and they asked for his password to his phone he had graphene os on it

00:32:19.300 and so instead of giving him the password to log into the phone he gave the duress password

00:32:25.860 and the duress password what it does is when you type that in the person that types it in doesn't

00:32:31.320 know it's the duress password and it erases everything from the phone well it's more

00:32:37.500 technical than that, but it basically makes all the private information on that phone inaccessible

00:32:42.920 by whoever's forcing you to give them the code. So it's actually a really great operating system,

00:32:48.260 but it only works on certain phones and your bank doesn't like it.

00:32:54.720 Most of the people involved, do you think they're actually in the know, or do you think they're just

00:32:59.080 working for a company, doing their own thing, and they see sort of a logic to it? They come up with

00:33:05.040 good excuses it's age vacation everybody wants to protect kids from porn except for those who

00:33:11.480 wanted to give them porn in the classrooms but nonetheless um so it does come with good excuses

00:33:16.400 are most people hoodwinked or at the programmer level or whatever are they sort of in the know

00:33:23.240 where where you think people are at i think a lot of programmers are just doing their job

00:33:28.380 and a lot of organizations like apple and microsoft they treat their employees the same

00:33:35.780 way the military does you have your chain of command you get it says i need you to make this

00:33:41.780 function it changes the color of the background from blue to red right and so they go and they

00:33:46.480 they type up the code to do that they have no idea up the chain what's actually going on why

00:33:52.140 they want to change the background from blue to red that's a whole different department in a

00:33:56.680 different silo with a different chain of command. So a lot of programmers are just trying to make

00:34:01.480 a living and they don't know it. But if you've been in it and you're what they call a full stack

00:34:07.240 developer, somebody who knows the front end, the back end, multiple languages, knows how circuits

00:34:14.060 work, knows how electronics work. You're looking at it and he's like, this is obvious where they're

00:34:18.920 head in uh a lot of christian technicians they have to keep their head down uh and they have to

00:34:28.180 uh put up with a lot of stuff in order to keep their job but they know they know what's going

00:34:34.860 on in the background and even even people like uh zuckerberg doesn't let his kids use

00:34:41.760 uh social media the people that run these tech operations they know what's going on and they

00:34:47.060 don't let their family get involved in it or they give them, they don't even give them their own

00:34:53.120 software. They'll give them some other software package because they know that the software

00:34:56.660 package that they developed is not intended for their benefit. Tons of people let their kids use

00:35:04.780 social media. Why not? There are reasons to use social media, particularly to stay in touch with

00:35:10.080 people, but you don't want to use it because most of them, there's nobody really moderating it.

00:35:18.480 When your kids were younger before the internet, you would decide who your kids hung out with.

00:35:25.580 So if they hung out with bad peers, they'd be negatively influenced and you'd say, no,

00:35:30.540 you can't hang out with them anymore. On social media, there is no determining who your child

00:35:37.520 is hanging out with you don't know anything there's some uh offensive phrases about you know

00:35:45.460 show us this or get get out is and although it's an offensive phrase it had means that

00:35:51.840 unless you can prove that you're a woman get out because we're not we're not going to uh

00:35:58.240 just assume that you're a woman right because this is back when mostly men inhabited the internet

00:36:04.240 um and it's the same thing as like a person could be on their computer saying their name

00:36:12.220 is sandy and they live in florida but actually it's a dog and uh he's just typing on the computer

00:36:20.020 with his paws and he doesn't you know like you don't know that it's not a dog and so you don't

00:36:25.900 know who it is that you're in a chat room with or in a gaming group with and it usually takes

00:36:33.300 years before people interacting actually say actually this is me this is a photo of me this

00:36:38.760 is this is where you can contact i have groups that i've been a part of for years and i've

00:36:43.880 i've only known i only know half a dozen of them who they really are the rest of them are just

00:36:50.880 faces on the internet a ton of people who don't let their children onto facebook or instagram

00:36:57.420 or anything else they will let them play minecraft or chess and stuff like this even though they're

00:37:04.860 interactive but they're good games they're not harmful uh sometimes people think it's really

00:37:09.940 constructive are they able to negatively interact with someone in those aren't they controlled

00:37:15.620 somehow they are when the game is in on a disc which is something sony doesn't want to do anymore

00:37:21.240 sony is going to ban physical media but uh when you have a disc you stick it into your console

00:37:27.320 in your house you used to have up to four people in your house and you all knew each other and

00:37:33.360 you're playing it but now you have a digital game you have a server somewhere in timbuktu

00:37:39.640 you have 500 000 players on this server and you're just matched but matched up with people

00:37:47.920 at random or sometimes it's curated but you don't know who it is that you matched up and you start

00:37:52.860 chatting with these people and this is why they they've had to come up with rules on how what

00:37:57.480 you're allowed to say and how you're allowed to interact with people because they're throwing

00:38:01.760 people into a giant pit and saying get along and nobody knows anybody nobody knows any history

00:38:08.720 and so even games like minecraft you don't know necessarily who who the server is um and that

00:38:17.980 was kind of the point that microsoft were making recently when they said that minecraft servers

00:38:22.800 are illegal. Personal Minecraft servers are illegal. There was a video a while ago of a

00:38:28.700 Microsoft representative was talking to a panel of judges and they said that they're talking about

00:38:36.060 preserving video games because a lot of times when a company goes out of business or they're done

00:38:41.720 with a video game, the franchise is no longer good for them. So they just cancel the video game and

00:38:48.740 people that paid money for these games can no longer access the video games and so there's a

00:38:53.260 big argument going on in the internet about preserving video games and so they had this

00:38:58.360 this microsoft representative come in and say those personal servers that you run are illegal

00:39:04.320 and um you can't you can't operate them and there's there's some speculation that the woman

00:39:13.060 making the statement um doesn't really understand how this works and she um accidentally said

00:39:21.180 servers were illegal but what she meant was that there's illegal stuff going on on some of these

00:39:26.160 servers and they have no control of them and so they think they're illegal however based on the

00:39:31.760 trends and what i've seen microsoft really doesn't think that those are legal they think that only

00:39:37.900 they should be able to run servers for their software because they don't they they can curate

00:39:43.180 it they can control it they can know what's going on who's doing what and track you and so um gaming

00:39:51.180 is gaming can be safe but you don't know it really on a game by game basis minecraft can put you in

00:40:00.820 a server that is hosted by a pedophile they get them into the server they think oh this is great

00:40:05.440 They got Harry Potter or something on their server and they're building in it and they

00:40:09.800 start saying, hey, where do you live?

00:40:12.500 How old are you?

00:40:13.460 You know, and they start getting details and start forming a relationship.

00:40:17.980 And that child doesn't know anything about the person that they're talking about, who

00:40:22.120 they're talking to.

00:40:22.900 And most parents don't know what their kids are doing on these online video games.

00:40:29.560 What's another step for you that you've been seeing that's really causing you alarm?

00:40:33.880 A lot of laws that are saying that you can't use particular software or that you need to be verified by the government before you can use this software.

00:40:45.940 So chat programs, there's a lot of communication software that they're trying to get their fingers in so that they can take away your privacy.

00:40:56.260 right uh you're not allowed to have conversations at the border this this graphene os uh is a

00:41:04.220 particularly scary one for me because if i'm crossing the border and i have got nothing on

00:41:10.560 my phone that is morally or ethically wrong i don't have to tell the the state what is on my

00:41:17.880 phone but for some reason countries around the world recently have made oh no a border crossing

00:41:24.440 is a lawless area you have no rights you don't even have human rights at the border whatever

00:41:31.540 they tell you to do you have to do and so they come up and say give us your phone why well because

00:41:38.740 i think you were stealing gold bars from iraq so okay um why do you want my phone for that well

00:41:48.880 because i need to see if you were talking to people in iraq right but they really they're not

00:41:53.600 they're looking for anything

00:41:55.280 that they can

00:41:55.780 they can find on you

00:41:58.360 like

00:41:58.580 there was a

00:42:00.100 I forget who the quote was from

00:42:01.780 but you know

00:42:02.260 show me the man

00:42:02.980 and I'll show you the crime

00:42:03.960 right

00:42:05.340 so this is what

00:42:06.500 these border crossings

00:42:07.540 are becoming

00:42:08.000 show me the man

00:42:09.500 and I'll find the crime

00:42:10.540 and then

00:42:11.340 I'll

00:42:11.880 I'll ruin him

00:42:13.300 because I've

00:42:14.260 made up a crack

00:42:14.920 some instances

00:42:16.180 we

00:42:16.580 we know

00:42:17.580 the government

00:42:18.740 puts

00:42:19.600 information

00:42:20.840 on a person's device

00:42:22.000 in order to

00:42:23.180 set them up. We know that this is a practice of the CIA and clandestine organizations that they

00:42:31.840 will put something on your device when they have the opportunity in order to catch you with that

00:42:38.240 bad stuff on your device so that they can get you under their control, so that they can

00:42:44.040 blackmail you or send you to prison or get you to shut up about some particular topic.

00:42:49.320 Where have you seen that before?

00:42:51.180 It hasn't personally happened to me, but I have some people that I don't want to name

00:42:55.960 that they had their devices handed over to them and then they were handed over to the

00:43:05.060 government and then suddenly there was stuff on the device that they didn't put there.

00:43:09.140 I've had it in my own, I've had major hacking attempts on my computers from state actors.

00:43:16.760 So they tried to get in. At one point, they made it think I had 30,000 attempts to get into my system from a Russian hacker. But I actually tracked it down and it was actually coming from Ukraine.

00:43:35.200 Has any of this come out in the media yet?

00:43:36.760 I haven't seen any major stories about it. I'm not a particular fan of Andrew Tate, but he's made some claims that they went into his phones or went into his systems and put data on his systems.

00:43:51.720 So where do you think this is heading toward and how can people fight it?

00:43:57.260 I think it's heading towards the beast system.

00:44:00.500 The best way to fight it is to educate yourself on how to get out of the digital slavery.

00:44:06.820 Don't be part of the system of subscriptions where things that you used to own, you now

00:44:14.980 have to pay for the rest of your life to use them, right?

00:44:20.300 You don't need to pay Microsoft $120 a year to use a word processor.

00:44:26.380 there is hundreds of word processors out there that have been free and they still work on modern

00:44:32.080 operating systems so you can just use libra office libra office is totally free it's open source

00:44:38.720 this is why open source is so important is because you can see the code people that are trustworthy

00:44:45.240 can read the code look for things that are fishy and out of the place and say oh yeah this is not

00:44:51.280 a trustworthy package of software or it is a trustworthy package of software because it's

00:44:56.600 open source in a closed source system like windows or uh apples ios or android is open source to an

00:45:05.400 extent but that's a different topic but in a closed system you don't know what the code actually does

00:45:11.320 you don't know whether they're giving you placebos or not and i've seen that i've had that happen my

00:45:18.440 brother and i have had it where we've discovered that they've deliberately slowed down certain

00:45:23.760 applications so that you want to upgrade to the newer one because the old one doesn't work anymore

00:45:28.760 or it's running slow now um you see that with the progression of operating systems an operating

00:45:35.480 system comes out as the years go on as they're getting ready to shift you to the new operating

00:45:40.560 system it starts running really chunky like you have an old computer even though it's there's

00:45:45.000 nothing wrong with your computer it starts running chunky and so you want to upgrade and that's that's

00:45:50.420 a common thing i mean apple was found to have done that with their batteries on their devices and for

00:45:56.040 some reason people seem to have just accepted that what would be uh for you last words for us

00:46:02.100 in terms of what parents uh citizens need to know need to do um especially as this starts to take

00:46:11.760 shape. The advent of block cameras is just new. Some people are fighting it. The digital ID around

00:46:18.180 the corner, as you said, almost nothing we can do there though, because it's the implementation

00:46:23.220 phase is already here. If you put your faith in Christ, you are not going to be able to be part

00:46:30.760 of this system. You will be ostracized. You will be persecuted. There are things you can do to

00:46:36.580 prolong your comfort until such a time. You need to have your own software. You need to

00:46:42.980 not buy anything that has a subscription service, if at all possible. Learn how to use the equipment

00:46:49.680 that you have. Most people don't realize that the firewalls that you have in your home that

00:46:54.500 are provided to you by your internet service provider are capable of blocking most of what

00:47:01.000 is bad on the internet and they're far more effective than a digital id system and then

00:47:07.840 you have control over it you need to get involved with your kids you need to be involved with your

00:47:12.180 family and manage your own household don't worry about managing everybody else's household

00:47:19.160 manage your own household focus on on software that you can use without a license or so open

00:47:28.600 source stuff is great buy older stuff buy used things a lot of used technology is perfectly fine

00:47:37.160 you don't need to have the latest and greatest model and be willing to live without a few

00:47:44.400 conveniences you don't need 90 of the stuff that they're being that they're selling to you

00:47:50.760 most of us can live offline unless it's part of our jobs that's the greatest defense against this

00:47:56.920 use cash

00:47:58.300 have a stock of

00:48:01.860 supplies so that if you get

00:48:04.400 debanked you don't

00:48:06.460 starve

00:48:06.960 make a network of people that you know

00:48:10.300 that are like minded

00:48:12.000 you don't have to be part of the system

00:48:13.760 people weren't part of the system

00:48:16.360 for 6,000 years

00:48:18.180 Jeremy Williamson thank you so much for joining us

00:48:20.580 and may God bless you

00:48:21.440 and God bless all of you

00:48:23.500 and we'll see you next time

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The John-Henry Westen Show - August 28, 2026

Laying technical ground work for the anti-christ

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