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Hello there you awakening wonders. Thanks

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for joining us today for Stay Three. No

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us on YouTube you awakened wonder we'll be there for about

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15-20 minutes. You know how it goes

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these days because you've responded to our polls.

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Alphabet, Google, YouTube those type of organizations are

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know what they're operating on the assumption that

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the independent voices have got to be shut

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down. So it's with a heavy heart that

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I tell you but for the first 20

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minutes we'll be there but then we

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They've got too much principles to stream

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as... as you are centering and you are

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we're talking about Ram Paul investigating

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Fauci and his peculiar visits to

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deep state institutions and the origin

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story of a naughty little cold

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that had some pretty Incredible PR

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we'll be talking about Pfizer Not

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Pfizer with a P But Pfizer with

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a F the organization in the United

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States of America that practices unwarranted surveillance

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on well you if you're an American

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But wherever you are in the world right now

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They are speaking and they're I mean

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their freedom of speech I mean if

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we weren't free speech that is the

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kind of speech I'd be katalin F

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Fauci Says Sabra Motivits Oh

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Or you could become an awakened wonder

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Every single week like we're looking at

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project paperclip and I mean look I

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don't want to sound reductive and ridiculous

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But did you know about some of

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the Nazi investigations into deep? Occultist

3:05

religions and into UFOs we're looking at

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that stuff So we do additional videos

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where we get let's call it a

3:12

little more esoteric because you believe and

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I believe that this is a time

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Of necessary awakening that's what's going on,

3:18

right? We're starting to recognize that these

3:20

problems are not going to be solved

3:22

politically or within the rubric of materialistic

3:24

Rationalism the ideas of the enlightenment

3:26

have burnt themselves right out and

3:29

a new awakening is required and

3:31

without you without your consciousness Without

3:33

your deliberate presence and participation. We

3:35

are all doomed You see we

3:37

stand on the precipice of Armageddon in every single

3:39

direction whether it's because of

3:41

genocide or ongoing Slores and wars

3:43

everywhere or the inability of ordinary people

3:46

across the world to have any impact

3:48

on the institutions that govern their Countries

3:50

we have to make changes and

3:53

I say the signs are around

3:55

us everywhere One raven

3:57

Mike Tyson for president. Why not? Who's gonna

3:59

stop? Jake Paul,

4:02

the signs are around us everywhere. Whether

4:04

it's the total eclipse or

4:07

even more extraordinarily, the

4:09

testicular eclipse. Nothing I

4:11

can say, testicular eclipse of the

4:13

heart. How's

4:32

that happened? Who's loading their eclipse? Is

4:34

that what, I reckon someone's left our

4:36

team, gone and joined Mediodia.

4:39

F-bag graphics Jack's got himself a job

4:41

over there in Mexico. Ah,

4:44

hey, malografx Jack, what have you

4:46

done now? I mean,

4:48

how can you not know that that's an image of...

4:52

I like it because it's really undermined that eclipse. That, I

4:55

think, takes the heat out of Trump's rather magnificent

4:57

meme of his face like that. I spoke to

4:59

my wife about it when a guy goes, it's

5:01

brilliant at so many levels. It's like

5:03

he's owning his silhouette. He's owning the

5:05

fact that he sort of creates that

5:08

kind of glow with his much maligned

5:10

orange, uh, dermatological hue right there. Hey,

5:13

did you see, um, you know how we

5:15

sometimes feel like the all-em globalists love one

5:17

another? You know you get that idea, like

5:19

when you see Justin Trudeau, uh,

5:21

the Canadian neoliberal tyrant, and

5:23

Rishi Sunak, the inept globalist

5:26

that runs our country, sort

5:28

of fawning and excited about,

5:30

oh, all of the meals are

5:32

limky, they're creaming in their knickknacks because

5:34

he occasionally wears khaki like a real

5:36

man. Well, have a look at Lula

5:38

of Brazil and Macron. I mean, what

5:41

do these images suggest to you?

5:43

What's happening? Like last week Macron was

5:45

trying to pose his raging bull. Did you see

5:47

those images of him in black and white? Do

5:49

you see the way he's trying to make French people

5:51

work right in the way to the grave? Do you

5:53

see the way they're ignoring French people unifying, whether

5:57

it's around agriculture or the julé june, yellow

6:00

vest protest. Well look what happens to him

6:02

when he meets Lula. I didn't know even

6:04

that that's what Lula was like. He's utterly

6:06

enamored isn't it? I mean I like it

6:08

when you meet someone and you kind of

6:11

are into them but there's a lot of

6:13

grasping and I don't like the way that

6:15

Lula's shirts untucked like that. You better tuck

6:17

that back in. Tuck it hard. If you

6:19

are watching us on YouTube we'll be there

6:21

for about another 10 minutes and

6:23

then we're going to be exclusively on Rumble and we're

6:25

going to be talking about Fis so that's the unwarranted

6:27

surveillance of American people and could

6:30

this be a significant day for Julian

6:32

Assange or is it just

6:34

another little bit of manipulation because

6:36

they're talking about dropping charges against

6:39

Julian Assange and I pray that's

6:41

true. I pray that Julian Assange

6:43

walks free from Belmarsh prison after

6:46

five years without a trial for

6:48

publishing information, the exposed war crimes

6:50

and embarrassed in particular that certainly

6:53

an individual within the Democrat party

6:55

Hillary Clinton. Them people have got

6:57

some power. Bad things happen to

7:00

their enemies. There's no doubt about

7:02

that. Let's have a look at the new

7:04

measures against hatred in Scotland. I love the

7:06

Scottish people. They're some of the best people

7:08

in Britain, some of the best damn people

7:10

in the world but they've got a bit

7:12

farther than this and this is obviously not

7:15

the Scottish people, it's the Scottish government. Globalists

7:17

again hate crime complaints to Scottish police set

7:19

to outnumber total for all other offenses. So

7:22

a crime that didn't exist a couple of

7:24

weeks ago is now the number one crime.

7:26

Pulling the strings asked me in the Rumble

7:28

chat any news on why Obama went to

7:30

number 10 in Europe? I don't know what

7:32

do you guys think it was about? What

7:34

do you guys think it's about? I've heard

7:36

people say that it was connected to some

7:39

of the Victoria Newlands stuff in Ukraine. I've

7:41

heard a lot of theories man but we

7:43

like to verify and corroborate. You think I'm

7:45

not aware of some of the crazy occultist

7:47

theories out there? You think I'm

7:50

not aware of the idea that

7:52

perhaps we're being captured, maligned and

7:54

manipulated by interdimensional beings? Perhaps it's

7:56

possible but let's make sure here

7:59

we stay present. We got some fanfic. guests coming

8:01

up. If you are an Awaken Wonder by the

8:03

way, you could have joined me just now for

8:05

a conversation with Roseanne Barr that was absolutely fantastic.

8:07

We'll be streaming it on Rumble in the coming

8:09

days but if you were a member of the

8:11

Awaken Wonder community, if I'll

8:13

say fat bastard and squalling will I be

8:15

arrested? I think you should be. That upset

8:17

me that character and man I

8:19

love Mike Myers and I love Austin Powers although maybe

8:22

I shouldn't have used his life as a kind of

8:24

reference point because hey, it's not worked out well.

8:26

Hey, so becoming an Awaken Wonder you can join us for Conversations

8:29

Live and you get an additional video every

8:31

single week and there's no

8:33

hate crime in that. Nancy

8:35

Pelosi, the former speaker of

8:38

House and current,

8:40

I would say purveyor of conspiracy theories

8:42

is still trying to convince us that

8:44

Russia gates a real thing and when

8:47

words and evidence fail, why not simply

8:49

move your hands about aggressively? If you

8:51

ain't got facts, you've always got hands.

8:54

So that's what

8:56

who's benefits from it? Donald

8:59

Trump. Who benefits over

9:01

there and it's Donald Trump over there

9:03

with the fisting. Who benefits? Yeah, and

9:05

then it's Donald Trump over there with

9:07

the fisting. Grow up. Benefits from Donald

9:10

Trump. Putin. There's

9:14

in my view a connection there. In

9:16

my view a connection. Who benefits

9:19

from Donald Trump? Putin. I'll tell

9:21

you don't like Donald Trump. The establishment

9:23

ain't crazy about it. OJ Simpson died breaking

9:26

news. Trish McCloud. Is that true? What? When

9:28

are we gonna tell me gal? When

9:31

are we gonna tell me about the juice? Where

9:33

are we gonna tell me about the juice? Oh

9:35

man. Well, he's a human being. He's a human being. Well,

9:39

God rest his eternal soul. May the

9:41

infinite grace of our Lord and the

9:43

limitless mercy and forgiveness be his home

9:46

now. Who are any of us to

9:48

judge in these crazy times? Hey,

9:51

we've got a lot coming up. We're gonna be talking

9:53

about Rand Paul investigating Fauci and In

9:55

particular Fauci's potential knowledge of the origins of

9:58

Covid and whether or not that information. And

10:00

was concealed. that's find out where. we

10:02

took about five and as a violent

10:04

Silva American people use in loopholes the

10:06

a peeping down your loopholes dumps enough

10:09

and also we're going to be talking

10:11

about Julian Assange be impacted a pulse

10:13

a little. All enemies show you that

10:15

we asked you today most five years

10:17

of Julius ah been jailed without trial

10:19

and of post without their and kept

10:21

the really love my point Biden said

10:23

he's considering releasing him. Why is it

10:26

because he should have as never should

10:28

have been in jail for exposure. More

10:30

crimes in the first place? Is it baby

10:32

that his election year and he needs votes

10:34

or as you could miss Had the questions

10:36

are you get that match ups and say

10:38

when you see the footage in a second.

10:41

Law. Of you obviously think. Guys

10:43

Ready to use Julian Assange to

10:45

appeal to Young voters. Young voters.

10:47

They're turning. Away from Biden than the

10:49

democrats in their droves because of his

10:52

dogs in Middle East and complex and

10:54

and protect particular the arming of Israel's

10:56

this have I look for my mortgage.

10:58

Topic are low light things that we

11:00

go again some more heavy stuff. One

11:03

necessarily have your whole world's heaviest nets

11:05

this guy into by this is lovely.

11:07

This is M. Rogan explaining Tucker Carlson

11:09

going on Kill Pony these to the

11:11

biggest voices in the independent media. Spices

11:14

I guess you gotta say the biggest

11:16

right Rogan The oh geez thought it

11:18

all soccer calls and who's selling. That

11:21

Legacy Media is over an independent media

11:23

is thus thieves. Yes there's have a

11:25

look at. This is nice. It's nice

11:27

to see Joe Rogan inside telling a

11:29

story. Have club soccer Carlson to kill

11:31

zone as last night I target for

11:33

also that know I'd see ourselves As

11:35

I said I'm hang out with soccer

11:37

were talking about the clubs like sized

11:39

to dismiss was done here. I was

11:41

once on the club until Toys Ensenada.

11:44

severity was it on my knowledge I

11:46

use how much comes minions make doing

11:48

comedy so so I say essential Tony.

11:50

so not madison square garden two nights in

11:52

oil swine seen an hour news cycle really

11:54

are gonna say getting killed tony right now

11:56

so in the middle of the show the

11:58

shows are going on Text him. I'm

12:00

coming over with Tucker Carlson. He goes jump

12:03

on stage. I go fuck. Yeah, Tucker doesn't

12:05

know this So I'm in the backstage right

12:07

behind the curtain. I go. This is the

12:09

crowd. I hear him. I think it was

12:11

just amazing I go we're gonna go on

12:13

stage right now It's like what and so

12:15

Tony goes my two favorite people just drop

12:17

by Joe Rogan and talker cousin We

12:19

go to the car. Holy shit Everybody

12:22

goes nuts. It was hilarious Wow and Patterson

12:25

goes my grandma hates you Well

12:30

done Camp Patterson,

12:32

Tucker Carlson high-five and this is

12:34

the first time Yeah,

12:37

he changed my grandma hates you nigga What's

12:46

the matter about that is that a few seconds

12:49

before Tucker Carlson was just standing behind a curtain

12:51

not knowing who's about to go on stage

12:53

There must have been a really

12:56

alarming moment there extraordinary

12:58

astonishing on the day that

13:00

OJ Simpson Passes over to

13:02

the one court that cannot

13:04

be bought or distracted or

13:06

denied or biased by the

13:08

complexity of American racial politics

13:11

at that time We

13:13

bring you stories of ongoing injustice

13:15

in particular Julian Assange has been incarcerated

13:18

without trial for five years today We'll

13:20

be talking about that later We will

13:22

be talking about Pfizer not the pharmacy

13:24

vehicle company who do nothing but help

13:26

people and have no interest in profit

13:28

No Pfizer the surveillance organization

13:31

that do nothing but help

13:33

people by unwarranted spying and

13:35

we'll be talking about Rand

13:37

Paul's investigation or determination to

13:39

investigate Anthony Fauci

13:42

Meanwhile, if you know do

13:44

you think that Like presidential elections

13:46

are just a kind of beauty pageant?

13:48

I've heard it said before, just a

13:50

popularity contest where people aren't able to

13:52

embrace the complexity of the policies or

13:54

even recognize that in a Sense, a

13:56

Uni party will continue to dominate the

13:58

institutions of government. List of

14:00

what you do, We have your vote.

14:02

you know, sometimes were shown out I

14:04

the I Joe licking an ice cream,

14:07

sniffing a little bumps. or now here's

14:09

Donald Trump Order in a lot of

14:11

milkshakes In a way that seems to

14:13

me at least to be rather convivial.

14:18

And office. Job

14:32

and like each other as. Pretty.

14:35

Sweet per a sweet moment right

14:37

there time and up. We've got

14:39

Ram Pools investigation into out nice

14:41

outside and we've also got our

14:44

own investigation into Pfizer and their

14:46

surveillance to die. Maybe the day

14:48

in your mind that the Jews

14:50

died by. It's also the day

14:52

that Julian Assange has spent five

14:54

years. Infomercial you don't know much

14:56

about country you on that Belmont

14:58

is a maximum security prison is

15:00

the most serious version of present

15:02

student sounds who's never had a

15:05

trial. Has never been proven to

15:07

have commit any crime, has been

15:09

five years banged up in the

15:11

most serious conditions imaginable. I think

15:13

he's in a cell, have a

15:15

twenty four hours a day is

15:17

been adjudicated.he's conditions amount to torture

15:19

and many people think that if

15:21

he were ever extradite the United

15:24

States, he says he could not

15:26

be guaranteed that. Have a look

15:28

at the story. the other Us

15:30

all considering dropping their prosecution of

15:32

Assad's. After more than

15:34

a decade in detention. That. Has

15:36

on the horizon. a controversial

15:39

wiki leaks sound us Julian

15:41

Assange. Us. President Joe

15:43

Biden says he's considering a

15:45

request from Australia to drop

15:47

espionage charges against. Him. For

15:57

signs. Of possible progress.

16:00

Welcomed by the country's prime minister.

16:03

As concerning her asked that question

16:05

a boy that situation. How come

16:07

Joe Biden does interviews while walking

16:09

down the so of external veranda

16:11

komodo of place Such a serious

16:13

subject was all wrapped up in

16:15

a song. Reason: They so much

16:17

energy and it is because it's

16:19

about the power of the media.

16:21

The ability of the media to

16:23

perform a function, awakening people to

16:26

the true actions of their nations

16:28

in their name abroad, the great

16:30

power of the military industrial complex,

16:32

the corruption of. Women: numerous figures

16:34

within the political establishment on the

16:36

ability of the powerful to determine

16:39

who should be jailed, who should

16:41

be killed, crucial be on person.

16:43

And look at how the Legacy Media Lab

16:45

They often participate in The Legacy Media the

16:47

were willing to partner. With Julian Assange

16:49

when he was a golden boy. Now

16:52

do not correctly cover or righteously stand

16:54

up a good knowledge in in fact

16:56

that if he can be put in

16:59

prison without trust anybody can be put

17:01

in prison without trial The see what

17:03

us man Alex Jones as got to

17:05

sites on the subject and Jones indeed

17:08

cause common his father on the bee

17:10

sting operation that revealed by see himself

17:12

as been subject to see I'd say

17:14

based on is alyssa other interesting names

17:17

I'm sure you're aware of. Us public

17:19

figures and media operates the you know

17:21

any independent media spice are being

17:23

tracked, surveilled and maybe even are unfairly

17:26

treated by the sea ice on these

17:28

exotic judge has been will be are

17:30

talking about boss and a little

17:32

more detail layer his jones's post on

17:35

our man a Sands bought in my

17:37

as they do something good not partner

17:39

songs with one of Trump's grace

17:41

find is what are you laughing to

17:44

think that didn't it in a sense

17:46

made to feel like that that. means

17:49

it's hard to see trump as the an

17:51

establishment bigger that many of the wanting to

17:53

be if he didn't release or pardon the

17:55

songs has he ever said publicly that they

17:57

should be free out of that said he

17:59

would he died think about that in

18:01

particular. Here's Snowden's tweet on the

18:03

very same matter. At this point,

18:05

the harm to US influence caused

18:07

by continuing to prosecute Assange far

18:09

outweighs any lingering satisfaction to be

18:11

derived by the handful of bureaucrats

18:13

still thirsting for revenge. Wonder what

18:15

Snowden means by that? Who do you think he

18:17

means? Does he mean Hillary? Who is he referring

18:20

to there? Even those who despise

18:22

him should accept that it's time to let it go.

18:24

I almost can't imagine Julian Assange being free. You know

18:26

what's interesting is because we know Stella Assange, who's

18:28

wife and the leader of the campaign for his

18:31

freedom, I know that she's like obviously a

18:33

wife and a mother and like I've met

18:35

Julian Assange's children and because of the gravitas

18:38

of what Julian Assange has been involved in,

18:40

it's sometimes important I think to remember this

18:42

is like a normal man

18:44

like who's got like young children that's

18:46

been in prison for five years and

18:48

serious jail not some sort of Mickey

18:50

Mouse jail where he gets going to

18:53

do a job out in the community

18:55

he's like in doing what

18:57

they might call in our country serious

18:59

bird proper time not right Julian Assange

19:01

should be free should never have been

19:03

jailed his only crime was to expose

19:05

the crimes of others and look

19:08

at how the legacy media and

19:10

the establishment turned on him. Truly,

19:13

truly demonic. Of

19:16

course this is a problem

19:18

that is being legitimized and

19:20

undergirded by an ever-changing world you'll be aware

19:22

because we talked about it yesterday of what's

19:25

happening with regard to censorship and media control

19:27

in particular social media control in the great

19:29

nation of Brazil let's know if you're watching

19:31

this in Brazil well no you can't because

19:33

Rumble walked out there a few months ago

19:35

preempting this in fact you could say that

19:37

Rumble and X have taken a serious stand

19:39

X are still operating out there they're getting

19:41

a lot of heat Rumble

19:44

stood by their principles as they have done

19:46

many times now and I'm certainly thankful for

19:48

that and got the hell out of there.

19:50

If Assange is freed is this a turning

19:53

point or do you think that with these

19:55

hate laws in Ireland with Brazil passing this

19:57

legislation certainly Elon thinks it's serious that things

19:59

are more fretful ever. Yes or no in the

20:01

chat or y or n. Let me know. Let me know. I

20:04

think the people of Brazil

20:06

ought to know that there is an abuse

20:09

of judicial power to an

20:11

extreme degree that we've not seen in any country on earth. I

20:14

have never seen anything of this magnitude. So

20:18

it's insane. And

20:20

the elected representatives of

20:23

the people of Brazil, that's

20:26

who should be in charge. And

20:28

the judiciary is there to execute

20:30

upon the law, but

20:33

not to make the law. But

20:35

they are making the law. And

20:38

I think it's an outrage. People should

20:40

be extremely upset. So

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what the threats that have

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these threats will come

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to pass or not. But

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judging by what has happened to

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others, I think these threats

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are real. I

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just think it's just totally absolutely improper. I

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of the sofa. That was your taxes. That's

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where that stuff came from. Absolutely bloody and

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insane and crazy, isn't it? When you think

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about it, and later we've got so much

25:09

more for you. We'll be talking about the

25:12

revelations from a CIA officer

25:14

that there were indeed CIA

25:17

representatives in the crowd on January

25:19

6th and the numerous public figures

25:21

have been spied upon and

25:24

for all we know, subject to all

25:26

sorts of deep state skullduggery. We'll be

25:29

bringing you that story a little later

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as well as more on how Pfizer,

25:33

that's with an F not a P,

25:35

have been engaging in unwarranted surveillance on

25:38

American citizens. How did you like Florida,

25:40

Russell says Flower Power. I loved it.

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I loved that state. I love the

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people. I think it's beautiful there. I

25:47

absolutely, unequivocally love that place.

25:49

I love that state and thanks for

25:51

the compliments on the shirt, by the

25:54

Way. Biden is seeking another 60 billion dollars to fuel

25:56

the proxy war, even though Ukraine has no chance of

25:58

beating the Russians on the battlefield. The new

26:00

I would bring tell us spending

26:02

on the conflict or hundred and

26:04

eighty five billion dollars astonishing stuff

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haunts. Ah meanwhile be a a

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conflict is likely to continue to

26:11

escalate because German troops have been

26:13

deployed in the board our nation

26:15

Lithuania to for the first time

26:17

since World War Two and will

26:19

remember that as a joyful times

26:22

this year of their begin deploying

26:24

troops there on Monday. Now we've

26:26

been talking about as far as

26:28

a thing for a moment. This

26:30

have a look at what I'm not

26:32

a story is a sense make a

26:34

centers around unwarranted surveillance of American citizens.

26:36

Trump says the Pfizer have been spying

26:38

on him. Do you know about Fi

26:40

that you know how that places run

26:43

is a crazy little organization has learned

26:45

more about it. Now of us have

26:47

a look at this mainstream media reports

26:49

and before we get into some hard

26:51

hard fact. Is

26:53

that to Pfizer was the order that

26:55

came from Seattle President Donald Trump from

26:58

Is True Social Account Wednesday as a

27:00

fierce debate in Congress rages on how

27:02

to proceed with Section Seven. Oh two.

27:04

President Trump Use the intel from this

27:06

program to kill terrorists And we have

27:09

to kill. We have to have to

27:11

be abuses so that we can do

27:13

most of those things continue in. That's

27:15

what the Bill Does Trump charge that

27:18

Pfizer was used in a terrorist cell.

27:20

Your Terrorists. Unless you got two choices.

27:22

A bt and noncompliance or

27:24

you are terrorists know is

27:26

the constant criminalization of vilification

27:28

of ordinary people. Have an

27:30

obvious and notable moment was

27:32

the basket of deplorable symptoms.

27:34

That was a moment when

27:36

we knew ah, a site.

27:39

Ordinary. Working people course that's

27:41

what it is. That's why

27:43

all political parties offer. you

27:45

know real alternatives. the your

27:47

represented by bureaucratic management classes,

27:49

godless demons that when a

27:51

steel you towards death say

27:53

love ordinary people. Used to

27:55

spy on his campaign although

27:57

it was a different section.

28:00

They're gonna do it by those meant

28:02

to be used as a tool to

28:04

collect intel on foreigners overseas. But loopholes

28:06

allow agencies like the F, the Ice

28:09

to search the data for info on

28:11

America's a major red flag for privacy

28:13

advocates. The debate has paired up some

28:16

strange bipartisan bedfellows in Congress republican hardliners

28:18

Andy Biggs and that Gates put out

28:20

a joint statement with progressive Democrats Jerry

28:22

Nadler and permitted Jaya Paul earlier this

28:25

year calling for go on requiring warrants

28:27

to use seven. Oh, two, How speaker

28:29

My. Johnson is trying to assert his

28:32

members and maybe the former presidents that

28:34

a tool as a vital part of

28:36

National security and at the House can

28:38

pass reforms to end abuses of power.

28:40

These reforms were actually kill the abuses

28:43

that allowed President Trump's campaign to reap.

28:45

Spied on Pfizer is set to expire

28:47

on April nineteenth, and Speaker Johnson warned

28:49

Is members that if the House did

28:52

nothing, the Senate would likely look to

28:54

pass an extension with no reforms. Not.

28:56

Okay, this have a look at

28:59

this and a little more detail

29:01

because you get the impression that

29:03

this seven oh two bill is

29:05

used judiciously in order to walk

29:08

protect ordinary American people That it

29:10

seems to me that is just

29:12

another tool of the state being

29:14

deployed to control free space to

29:16

monitor and surveil free people without

29:19

their consent on warranted surveillance in

29:21

a minute. Will be talking about

29:23

the revelation that the Beep States

29:25

have been observing online. Pundits and

29:28

media or a as a particular

29:30

Alex Jones his intention to sue

29:32

the Cia the discovered this first

29:34

odds of American Ballet allah, American

29:36

political and meters stabs him. One

29:38

I say such is one on

29:40

the fly The six and I'd

29:42

say with passed in two thousand

29:44

nine to provide legal fig leaf

29:46

for secret Us intelligence on Sci

29:48

surveillance of the electronic communications of

29:50

people both inside and outside the

29:52

country, this secret spying activity which

29:54

compels the cooperation of communication service.

29:56

Providers and internet and social media platforms

29:59

and occurs. The against fundamental Constitutional

30:01

Rights was exposed in T L

30:03

for the first time by Drumroll

30:05

Place Edward Snowden and Twenty Thirteen

30:07

who's currently in exile in Russia

30:09

and overseas. You know a song

30:11

was Y O N. Edward Snowden.

30:14

Guy. Is what gave we're gonna

30:16

say the word escape kind of

30:18

seems like an appropriate worse on

30:20

also exposed similarly embarrassing secrets, free

30:22

wiki leaks and today is five

30:24

years since he's been in Belmarsh

30:26

prison. Astonishingly the by the ministry

30:28

official data sketchy description of the

30:30

proceeds of Pfizer law including the

30:33

functioning of the secret Foreign Intelligence

30:35

Surveillance court one of things are

30:37

schedule is it is not only

30:39

being used to spy on invite

30:41

com is foreigners is being used

30:43

to spy. On Americans also where

30:45

I mean, I feel like Donald

30:48

Trump is American at the core.

30:50

F I S C and it's

30:52

a new and it's annual comprehensive

30:54

review of the program Ever say

30:57

almost never denies A for warrantless

30:59

surveillance of the nearly forty years

31:01

of his existence. The Cool: approve

31:03

Ninety Nine Point Nine Nine eight

31:06

percent of the applications offensively making

31:08

it a rubber stamp for the

31:10

intelligence. Isis is simone even any

31:12

call as only actually. Like.

31:16

No point Norton or Two Percent of

31:18

applications was in applications that they turned

31:20

down as negligible. You don't have a

31:22

stalemate. Time is in a statistic. I

31:24

that's. Covered. That's settled for

31:26

young people is an extraordinary statistics

31:29

and twenty twenty early twenty twenty

31:31

one. The Federal Bureau of Investigation

31:33

misuse the said since are today

31:35

or by over two hundred seventy

31:37

eight thousand times. I.

31:39

Don't know these this exact same good device

31:41

for the old Pfizer. First the that court

31:44

needs to be shut down as bloody pointless

31:46

and the on the eye disease elvis utterly

31:48

corrupt two hundred and seventy eight and I

31:51

still found ways of misusing it even though

31:53

that I get rubber stamp the there is

31:55

a to the first time of asking about

31:57

reforming the surveillance surveillance of recently violate. The

32:00

procedures of the fi the law and

32:02

continue to carry out queries. And

32:05

electronic spy on Us citizens claiming the

32:07

such crimes when inadvertent mistakes squeezes inadvertently

32:10

made a mistake two hundred and seventy

32:12

eight thousand times. I guess I'm unlucky

32:14

if you. Want seen as on you tube? We're gonna

32:16

leave you now. Spell the thought with also

32:19

coming up. We gonna be odd with

32:21

a fantastic investigations into Alex Jones potential

32:23

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32:25

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32:27

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32:30

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rumors that he thinks every single penny we

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make we used to help mentally ill people

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get wealth, drug addicts get into treatment from

33:12

and on A good thing Russell, you are

33:14

no Americans, You should be pissed off as

33:16

the I spent on any of us. Yeah

33:19

that's true I am his self despise the

33:21

bad part and then is as cheap as

33:23

Christ than cigarettes out. The second chances are

33:25

taught were to I yell I will have

33:28

a look It comes in a variety of

33:30

colors. As have a look at a variety

33:32

of colors. the A demonstrate in that graphic

33:34

Alex isn't a bad guy. Well let's have

33:36

a look right now. Alex Jones is action

33:38

against the Cia. This look at I and

33:41

some seats how because we've done lead the

33:43

Cia Alex Jones Cia up the video that

33:45

we've made about Alex Jones Thank you Go

33:47

to the to hear that is. a

33:50

hero video of other sons the intro

33:52

to that thank you very much it's

33:54

thanks a lot of because a this

33:56

is interesting as as thing and so

33:58

you guys have seen this thing A

34:00

CIA and former FBI officer admits

34:02

to an undercover journalist that the

34:04

FBI agents did attend the January

34:06

6th protest and explains how intelligence

34:08

agencies disempowered political opponents. Has the

34:11

Deep State's history of entrapment now widened

34:13

to target anyone with a big

34:15

enough dissenting view? Essentially, is the

34:17

Deep State not there to protect you,

34:19

but there to persecute and control you?

34:21

How many times have you heard about

34:23

crazy FBI operations where they say, hey,

34:25

do you know what would be a

34:28

great idea? Why don't you do some

34:30

terrorism? Terrorism? Yeah, do some terrorism. Okay,

34:32

I suppose I could do some terrorist.

34:34

You're under arrest. What for? Terrorism. Here's

34:36

the news. No, here's the f-ing news.

34:39

Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you.

34:42

My hands are fucking me. A

34:45

former FBI and current CIA

34:47

official has admitted to an

34:49

undercover journalist that they did

34:51

have agents at January 6th

34:53

and they do use Deep

34:55

State's skullduggery to bring down

34:57

dissenters. So is Alex Jones

34:59

right to sue the CIA

35:01

and FBI and is it

35:03

time to admit that the

35:05

government are the baddie? An

35:08

undercover official has admitted to an undercover journalist

35:10

that exactly the kind of techniques that are

35:12

dismissed as conspiracy theory are routinely deployed by

35:14

the FBI and CIA. We shouldn't be surprised

35:17

anyway, should we? Because we know what the

35:19

CIA did when it came to like a

35:21

figure like Martin Luther King. They would go

35:23

to any lengths to destroy that guy lying

35:25

about him, tracking him, trying to bring him

35:28

down as they would with any dissenter. The

35:30

trouble is that dissenting voices now don't fit

35:32

to the kind of paradigm that people

35:34

my age believe they will. Like it's

35:36

not Malcolm X. Now it's figures like

35:38

Alex Jones that are being tracked and

35:41

pursued and shut down and controlled by

35:43

the FBI and the CIA. So what

35:45

do we do if we are anti-establishment?

35:47

What do we do if we believe

35:49

that the government are taking liberties, spying

35:51

on us, controlling us, using the legacy

35:53

media to control public space, using very

35:55

tricks to shut down dissenters? What do

35:57

we do when we realise that power

36:00

uses the same dirty tricks that it

36:02

always has, but the aesthetics have strangely

36:05

shifted. Let's get into this story about

36:07

the revelation that indeed the FBI has

36:09

they have done for many years. Use

36:12

sting operations, honeypot traps, err, and dirty

36:14

tricks to inveigle, beguile and utilise opponents

36:16

and shut down dissent. And the fact

36:19

that Alex Jones now is one of

36:21

the figures that the deep state fear

36:23

most. This is a FBI agent, a

36:26

CIA boss. He's a contract

36:28

manager over a large contract operation. That's a

36:30

boss. That's like a mini-section

36:32

chief saying all of this and

36:35

admitting all of this like it's no

36:37

big deal. He needs to be subpoenaed

36:39

by Congress. I am planning

36:42

to launch a lawsuit against the

36:44

CIA and the FBI. We

36:46

have to bring all this out. So what

36:48

Alex Jones is talking about, as I'm sure

36:50

you're aware, is a sting operation where an

36:52

FBI official has admitted the kind of dirty tricks

36:54

and deep cover activity that many of us

36:56

in this space have long suspected and indeed

36:58

known has gone on. So what do we

37:00

do once we know that the deep state

37:02

are deploying illegal tactics and techniques in

37:05

order to shut down dissent? Let's get

37:07

into it. An official with the Central

37:09

Intelligence Agency told an undercover journalist that

37:11

members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation

37:13

were in attendance at the protest at

37:16

the US Capitol on January the 6th,

37:18

twenty-two. He also highlighted methods that intelligence

37:20

agencies use to disempower political opponents. Your

37:22

reaction to the phrase January 6th will

37:24

be different depending on what your political

37:26

perspective is. But I think all of

37:29

us now should recognize that there were

37:31

deep state officials and operatives within that

37:33

crowd. Loads of people have been talking about

37:35

that. Let me know in the comments for

37:37

a long, long while that there was CIA

37:39

there, there were FBI there, there were Capitol

37:41

Police there, there were weird decisions made to

37:43

lay off police forces and all kind of

37:46

stuff that if you're familiar with what was

37:48

once known as the conspiracy theory realm, what

37:50

is now known essentially as the conspiracy fact

37:52

territory, is the kind of techniques that have

37:54

long taken place. So whether or not you

37:56

think of the January 6th protesters as MAGA

37:58

lunatics and face-painted shamanic madmen. Well the

38:00

truth of the situation is that

38:02

the deep state revolved in observing

38:04

them and potentially amplifying that protest

38:06

and creating what have subsequently become

38:08

known as anything between riots and

38:11

insurrections. How does that fit? If

38:13

the same agencies that were trying

38:15

to destroy Martin Luther King are

38:17

now trying to destroy Donald Trump,

38:19

what does that tell you about

38:21

how the American political landscape is

38:23

shifting and what the function of

38:25

the culture and even the culture

38:27

war is? FBI Director Christopher Wray

38:29

previously stated in a congressional hearing concerning

38:31

January 6 that he was not sure

38:33

there were undercover agents on the scene

38:35

doubling down in an answer to Representative

38:37

Andy Briggs, Republican Arizona, and saying, I

38:39

do not believe that there were undercover

38:41

agents on the scene. But

38:43

now we're all beginning to suspect that

38:46

whether it's the New York Times reporting

38:48

on CIA bases within Ukraine or indeed

38:50

the reporting on January 6 and the

38:52

way that event has subsequently been utilized,

38:55

the agencies like the FBI and CIA

38:57

have no particular alliance or

38:59

allegiance when it comes to the cultural ephemera

39:01

of our time. They will shut down dissent

39:04

wherever the interests of the powerful are impacted.

39:06

So in the 1960s, Malcolm X and Martin

39:08

Luther King were a pain in the ass

39:10

to the interests of the powerful. Based on

39:13

what we're learning now, who are

39:15

a pain in the ass to the interests of the

39:17

powerful right now? Let me know in the chat, let

39:19

me know in the comments. Let's have a look at

39:21

some moments from that sting operation together and see if

39:23

this fits in with the lineage, the

39:25

long line of FBI and CIA

39:28

operatives organizing, amplifying, and in many cases,

39:30

downright creating operations and events that they

39:32

could then oppose in order to either

39:34

introduce legislation or shut down dissent. As

39:37

long as the bureau is able to

39:39

progress far enough to be able to

39:41

put policies in jail whenever they want.

39:44

Yeah. It's not very focused, is it?

39:46

He's in the middle of a sting operation, he's

39:48

staring at his phone, he's just about to reveal

39:50

important and very sensitive and disruptive information. And isn't

39:52

he also supposed to be a date? Isn't that

39:54

what the sting is? Stop looking at your phone.

39:56

If this was a real date, this will be

39:58

disgusting behavior. agenda? You

40:00

can kind of put

40:03

anyone in jail if you know what to do.

40:05

How? You break the situation

40:10

to where they have no choice but to act

40:12

on their impulse. That means they act on that impulse.

40:14

But we call that an entrapment. It's

40:17

a fine line. I like

40:20

this guy's body language, so you set them up so

40:22

they have no choice but to act on their impulse.

40:24

It's a fine line. I think we all know that

40:26

the CIA and the FBI do stuff like that. We

40:28

know that they were at January 6th. You can imagine

40:30

that any social movement, God going right back

40:33

to Charles Manson and all that crazy stuff,

40:35

potentially has the involvement of deep state organizations.

40:37

But to see it explained in this sort

40:39

of easy, sort of slightly camp grandmother, lexicon,

40:42

sort of takes the pressure off here a

40:44

bit. Okay, so what the FBI do is

40:46

they get Martin Luther King to have a number

40:48

of affairs and at the right moment they execute

40:50

him. So what they did with Malcolm X is

40:52

they had one of the people that was connected

40:55

with Nation of Islam shooting one day. Oh,

40:57

history of the deep state sounds almost quite sweet

40:59

when you put it that way. Thanks. Is

41:01

the bureau practicing trapping a lot?

41:04

We get really close. Not officially. No. We

41:06

get as close as we can. That's not

41:08

a deep state for children. We get as

41:10

close as we can. Do do do do

41:12

do. We get as close

41:14

as we can to it without doing it.

41:16

So they can entrap some of these pro-lifers

41:18

into doing things that they don't. We

41:21

call it a no. A no. Sometimes

41:25

you just gotta get a quick look just

41:27

to see what happens. How does that happen? You

41:30

put a post out there or

41:32

you have some fake profile, fake

41:35

something that triggers. Brilliant,

41:39

isn't it? Because we now know that

41:41

there are misinformation and disinformation, malinformation units

41:43

sometimes funded by state sponsored media

41:45

organizations like the BBC or private

41:47

mega corporations that take all their

41:49

money from pharma. They're saying we have

41:51

to help you with disinformation and misinformation. Here we

41:54

have it straight from the horse's adorable mouth. We

42:00

know that all the time. What about that poor

42:02

dude that just went to prison for seven months

42:05

for shitposting about Hillary Clinton? We now know that

42:07

the deep state does that stuff all the time and

42:09

even without the testimony of this guy, which

42:11

of course if you are an advocate for

42:13

the political party at the moment, they're currently

42:15

Inascendant or in success or in office. Let's

42:18

just keep it simple and say oh you

42:20

can't trust this guy He's just an independent

42:22

employee Well, Edward Snowden was an independent employee

42:24

working for the NSA as a contractor and

42:26

he revealed that so we have to recognize

42:29

that Information like this has to be taken

42:31

seriously Even if it's initially Utilized to be

42:33

especially useful say when it comes to the

42:35

framing of January 6 or issues that you

42:37

might regard as of the right What

42:39

we're interested in on this channel is how

42:42

the deep state and the legacy media will

42:44

present you with a version of reality that

42:46

they pre-tude manipulated and downright set up in

42:48

order to prevent you as an individual having

42:50

any freedom or power or agency over your

42:52

Own life or your community using whatever means

42:54

necessary which is own Malcolm X blood although

42:56

if necessary We could trick that little guy

43:01

Sometimes you like the fuse and just wait for it to

43:03

follow Like a rally

43:05

like oh So when a

43:07

rally happens and sometimes the Bureau behind it Gone

43:10

up a few octaves there. He knows January 6 Sometimes

43:14

also the guy doing the sting surely

43:16

over plan. Oh, that's a rally all

43:18

tell me more It's like a call

43:20

a response Broadway show at this point

43:28

Influencer that you're after you like a I

43:32

don't know like a me. I Don't

43:34

even know these names like a foxman's person or like

43:36

a pop of girls Like

43:44

that what was his name Sandy

43:47

who didn't have Yeah,

43:50

so we were after him I

43:57

had a baby They're

44:00

good at their feet. Stay in

44:02

conjunction with legacy media and shadowy

44:04

agencies and organizations participate on mass

44:06

media type bounds against public descending

44:08

cigarettes. So what was. Unable

44:11

to think of the money, Was

44:15

that cause he seems to prevent see

44:17

was amazing. I mean that's what's commonly

44:19

regarded on refer to now as more

44:22

fair way you entrenched people in legal

44:24

situations that time consuming and costly and

44:26

difficult to contend with a hammer toe.

44:28

Alex Jones is happening continually. To Trump

44:31

a little attempt to do it to any

44:33

dissenting voice. Unless you're going on in and

44:35

it's I tell all we should all those

44:37

be compliant and obedient. Take the shot. Where

44:39

the mosque billie to tell support you cry

44:41

unless you're doing that. If you're trying to

44:43

introduce any know of complexity, any idea that

44:45

centralized power is bad. The contrast Legacy Major

44:48

anymore. You can't trust the big state would

44:50

soon or lay out, they'll come for you.

44:52

Confronted they don't come for you. It means

44:54

that what you're doing isn't having any impact

44:56

so brutally. Honest

44:59

home. So

45:03

even though surfing on or. Harper

45:10

civil. Ago

45:14

says to this. Zero.

45:20

With me. And

45:23

I. Suddenly

45:25

remembered his professional obligations with Deep into

45:28

the Day all these shows you is

45:30

categorically and indefatigable A and undeniably the

45:32

Deep State are involved in operations that

45:34

stretch the law to the very limits,

45:37

if not downright break it. And if

45:39

that's what we know for certain, what

45:41

can we infer from it as we

45:44

continually say on this tunnel, What you

45:46

think. Says classified files a full

45:48

of. Information that would make you saw it

45:50

whenever you hear all. We're not going to release

45:52

the information about the Pfizer trolls the seventy five

45:54

years. Do you imagine that's good news in there?

45:56

Were no. Is that a release the Jfk files

45:58

for another fifty is. Would you imagine

46:01

is in lives? Put it plainly once

46:03

more, if you knew what I do

46:05

you would become disobedience or the next

46:07

match will step is become disobedient Anyway,

46:10

at least become cynical, skeptical, non trusting

46:12

disobedient, willing to look for alternatives willing

46:14

to be away Because you can assume

46:17

Now from what these guys have made,

46:19

That they're involved in anything. That

46:21

could potentially create descent or disobedience on

46:23

non. compliance is know about is a

46:26

feature is the way in which they

46:28

have to work What you imagine the

46:30

Cia and the F B I and

46:32

other comparable organizations in your nice and

46:34

all set up for consider the system

46:36

whether that's despite or corporate power and

46:39

is globalist and can continue uninterrupted thoughts

46:41

is function you all the problems with

46:43

our zones. Front

46:45

of a they are bottom of happen between

46:47

those two guys other got another one outfit

46:49

change their okay tell me some more stuff.

46:51

About your job? well maybe what are

46:53

you doing light of a degree? Both

46:56

know what we're doing weight or wasn't

46:58

long before anything happens. We

47:02

remove another one of. The

47:04

bill with him was one of them

47:07

around. For a month. By

47:11

the A lot. Of

47:14

allows. Me:

47:21

To the happier with. Their

47:24

we would. I. Just

47:26

madly in is still have been out

47:28

and revealing that the F B I

47:30

see I went out their way to

47:32

bankrupt Alex Jones own all like it

47:34

was. Your reaction to this will be

47:36

contingent on whether or not you like

47:38

Alex Jones. I like Alex Jones. Boss

47:40

is even if I didn't like Alex

47:42

Jones or. Wouldn't. Want the Cia and

47:44

the F B? I decided. Who they

47:46

want, bankrupted or on percent of shutdown.

47:48

And I wouldn't want similar things happening

47:51

in other nations because the determining factor

47:53

is not whether or not the person

47:55

being attacked aligns with your political views.

47:57

The moment is the ability of the

47:59

state. and deep state agencies to deploy

48:01

these practices whenever they want to. Next time,

48:03

maybe it will be Van Jones. Maybe it'll

48:06

be someone that you happen to like. But

48:08

the fact is, is that the practice itself

48:10

is wrong. It

48:30

was the agency, no? Last

49:00

July, three men convicted in a post-9-11 terrorism

49:02

sting were freed from prison by a

49:18

judge who deemed their lengthy sentences unduly

49:20

harsh and unjust, and decried the FBI's

49:23

role in radicalizing them in a plot

49:25

to blow up New York synagogues and

49:27

shoot down National Guard planes. Hunter Williams,

49:29

David Williams and LaGoya Payne, three of

49:31

the men known as the Newberg Four,

49:33

were hapless, easily manipulated and penurious petty

49:36

criminals caught up for more than

49:38

a decade in a scheme driven

49:40

by overzealous FBI agents and a

49:42

dodgy informant. US District Judge Colleen

49:44

McMahon said in her ruling, This

49:46

is quite a famous story of

49:48

free men who clearly had been

49:50

involved in some criminal activity ultimately

49:52

manipulated into an orchestrated plot by

49:54

the FBI in order to simply

49:56

arrest them. Whatever that is, and you

49:59

can question and view them around. If he had a

50:01

according to your own matrix by a silly

50:03

not an investigation is it is not be

50:05

as be like we're just doing an investigation

50:07

and I suggest something's happening on We're going

50:10

to investigate it that nothing is happening and

50:12

we're going to create. The really conspirator was

50:14

the United States. Mcmahon wrote in granting them

50:16

and request for compassionate release effective in three

50:19

months. She said it was highness of the

50:21

men to agree to participate you more She

50:23

called the government's made for Tv movie Million

50:26

bucks of his stuff is Not Mission Impossible

50:28

Six This is my first Mission Impossible. Which

50:30

was a bit weird looking, but the judge

50:32

added the sentence was the products of a

50:35

fictitious plot to do things that these men

50:37

had never remotely contemplate on the when never

50:39

going to happen. Prosecutor said the defendants and

50:41

spent months gao in targets and securing what

50:44

my for explosives and a surface to air

50:46

missile aiming to sit down planes that Beer

50:48

National Guard base in Newberg, New York and

50:50

block synagogues in Riverdale Family Jewish Paul, the

50:53

Bronx They were arrested there after allegedly plotting

50:55

bombs that were in fact packed with enough

50:57

explosives supplied by the F B I I

51:00

sometimes. Wonder if you come to this

51:02

on the border analyses of reality? The

51:04

were all participating in the kind of

51:06

regain blocked on the social media, curtailed

51:09

and controlled by ordinary legacy media outlets

51:11

fed opinions, fed reality change to jobs

51:13

and belief systems. That mean even if

51:15

we don't transgress or participate in anything

51:18

is obnoxious and extraordinary isn't as be

51:20

I think a reality of being Marshalls

51:22

uncontrolled in so many ways. Now the

51:24

Were essentially in. The Simulation. Even

51:26

if you don't want to get

51:29

fully into the kind of matrix,

51:31

synthetic reality philosophy to reality is

51:33

curated and control your choices. Almost

51:35

premade choice is an illusion created

51:38

between those with power. And.

51:41

in two thousand and eleven the guardian reports

51:43

the f b i running a sting operation

51:46

across america targeting through a large extend the

51:48

muslim community by lowering people into fight terror

51:50

plots is something like do all the time

51:52

so really or we're hearing that with this

51:54

size you know that saying that we used

51:56

to do to move and five well now

51:58

we do it to all right or right-wing

52:00

pundits. You know what we used to do

52:02

to Muslims or civil rights activists in the

52:04

60s? Well, now we do

52:07

that to dissenting right-wing voices. So you

52:09

see, all that's really shifted in the

52:11

many cultural fluctuations is that the establishment

52:14

has deployed cultural issues to legitimize the

52:16

persecution of different groups. Different groups are

52:18

now being targeted and persecuted. Maybe those

52:21

type of groups always were persecuted, who

52:23

knows? But the fact is that the

52:25

CIA and the FBI have long created

52:27

these kind of operations and they create

52:30

them still. So remember, wherever you stand on

52:32

the political spectrum, it shouldn't matter if it's

52:34

like gay activists or right-wing activists or Muslim

52:36

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52:38

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52:40

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delay. The FBI Bureau sent

54:06

informants to trawl through Muslim communities, hang

54:08

out in mosques and community centers and

54:11

talk of radical Islam in order to

54:13

identify possible targets sympathetic to such ideals.

54:15

If suitable suspects are identified, FBI agents

54:17

then run a sting, often creating a

54:20

fake terror plot in which it helps

54:22

supply weapons and targets. As reported by

54:24

The Intercept in 2015, informant-led sting operations

54:27

are central to the FBI's counter-terrorism program.

54:29

Of 508 defendants prosecuted in federal terrorism-related

54:31

cases in the decade after 9-11, 243 were

54:33

involved with

54:36

an FBI informant, while 158 were

54:38

targets of sting operations. Of those cases,

54:40

an informant or FBI undercover operative led

54:43

49 defendants in their

54:45

terrorism plots. Bloody hell, so

54:47

in 10% of them, the FBI were actually in

54:49

charge. In half of them, the FBI were there.

54:51

That means that at least 50% of

54:54

the terrorism that you're scared of is the FBI. And

54:56

that's what we know about. Imagine what you don't

54:59

know about. Imagine the stuff where they haven't left

55:01

a trail of breadcrumbs everywhere like lunatics. Half of

55:03

the stuff you're believing in is created by the

55:05

legacy media. The other half is set up by

55:07

the Deep State, who are basically living in a

55:09

simulation. In these

55:11

cases, the FBI says paid informants and undercover

55:14

agents are foiling attacks before they occur. But

55:16

the evidence suggests, in a recent Human Rights

55:18

Watch report on the subject illustrates, that the

55:20

FBI isn't always nabbing would-be terrorists so much

55:23

as setting up mentally ill or economically desperate

55:25

people to commit crimes they could never have

55:27

accomplished on their own. Yeah, that sounds a

55:29

little more like it. Or potentially the four

55:31

guys in Moscow that have just been arrested

55:34

for that attack when you look at them

55:36

and how that whole thing's playing out. You

55:38

can't assume anything anymore. The Reason they

55:40

want to shut down, Indeed, Alex Jones or

55:42

me or Joe Rogan or anybody is because

55:45

we ask these questions continually. And There's no

55:47

doubt that occasionally channels like this one make

55:49

mistakes. But The Deep State and the establishment

55:51

aren't interested in that. What they're interested in

55:53

is being able to control reality, be able

55:56

to control reality in order to preserve the

55:58

system. Since The September 11 Attack... The

56:00

right government is prosecute over a hundred

56:02

people on terrorism charges, many included a

56:04

similarly troubling makes of judicial in law

56:06

enforcement bias. The people who ended up

56:08

in the cross hairs are often not

56:11

serious threats for rather those susceptible to

56:13

the tactics employed by the authorities. Ramsey

56:15

Kasem, a C. University of New York

56:17

School of Law professor said is alarming

56:19

when you look across these cases and

56:21

see and over representation suspects who are

56:24

mentally deficient, marginalize or otherwise honorable being

56:26

the target of the sting operation and

56:28

it raises questions about the. Reality of

56:30

the terrorist threat that was depicted by the

56:32

F B I guess you'd have to look

56:34

at the entire time in a new life

56:37

because was seemed like a raft a terrorist

56:39

threats across the nation now it seems was

56:41

at least fifty percent a day to day

56:43

operations. you might be a person crew at

56:45

that point was very pro America and patriotic

56:48

and therefore assumed that they were terrorists everywhere.

56:50

But now if you'll patriotic a Broderick out

56:52

his you better is that have hardened terrorists.

56:54

The War on Terror as it was ways

56:56

that home often went off the people who

56:58

posed no real threat. To United States, the

57:01

wide ranging use of undercover informant was one

57:03

of the most controversial tactics used by the

57:05

F B I and Us prosecutors in domestic

57:07

counterterrorism cases are some as dumb as the

57:09

F B. I employed more than fifteen thousand

57:12

informants across the United States, many of whom

57:14

were tasked with going on cycle fishing expeditions

57:16

and were same will trade communities without knowledge

57:18

of any actual criminal plot He of us

57:20

as a minority report stuff isn't. If we

57:22

go again, let them know the a show

57:25

you on this just for such it ourselves.

57:27

We arrest individuals who have broken the law

57:29

but they will. Lie ones are say

57:31

well look bad person was willing to

57:33

participate in a plot. Bet that an

57:35

odd moral and philosophical time would you

57:38

sleep with this person if you believe

57:40

I want you to sleep with them,

57:42

would you pick up this. Money that's

57:44

been left on the floor? Well, maybe.

57:46

If you're poor or vulnerable or

57:48

desperately. That's not the same as I

57:50

malevolent. bad at south dot a now

57:53

they're why to create havoc anti or

57:55

somewhere he seems like we are now

57:57

is the ongoing criminalization of the domestic

57:59

population in order to shut down the

58:01

threat that just ordinary patriots now represent

58:04

in America hell bent on centralized power.

58:06

FBI agents are rated and scored by

58:08

their ability to recruit informants as well

58:10

as how prolific those informants

58:14

are, Cassam said. Even if they didn't

58:16

join law enforcement to do knock and

58:18

talks or surveil people at mosques they

58:20

discovered that if they don't fulfil that

58:22

tasking their career prospects might be hampered.

58:24

In addition to sowing paranoia and mistrusting

58:26

communities across the country the heavy use

58:28

of informants led to an abundance of

58:30

cases in which seemingly innocent people found

58:32

themselves targeted. Informants themselves often

58:35

had their own motivations for delivering results

58:37

to their handlers whether it was to

58:39

obtain financial rewards from the US government

58:41

or to escape their own legal or

58:43

immigration problems. The years after 9-11 saw

58:45

a shift away from the more traditional

58:47

role of informants as the passive eyes

58:49

and ears of the federal government inside

58:51

an organized criminal syndicate towards something far

58:53

more central, active and participatory, Cassam said.

58:56

These proposed so-called terrorism plots funded

58:58

them, provided means of execution, coaching

59:00

and even coached the targets of

59:02

stings over prolonged periods of time

59:04

in order to enable prosecutors to

59:06

paint their conduct as criminally punishable.

59:08

In essence what we have here

59:10

is evidence that the CIA and

59:12

FBI and presumably agencies whose names

59:14

we don't even know frequently participate in

59:16

the creation of dynamics that allow the

59:18

persecution prosecution and criminalization of indeed entire

59:20

populations at certain points. And this is

59:23

not entirely new, it's just the ability

59:25

to practice it at scale is new.

59:27

In the 1970s in our country if

59:29

you had an Irish accent you were

59:31

in jeopardy. In the 60s in the

59:33

United States of America if you were

59:35

a participant in the movement for civil

59:37

rights or voting rights or the ability

59:39

to freely communicate or travel on public

59:41

transport you were targeted by the CIA

59:43

and FBI. And Now if you're

59:45

Alex Jones with theories and ideas, many

59:47

of which are accurate, some of which

59:49

are not accurate. Like anybody who's postulating

59:51

and speculating you are a target or

59:53

even if you are an ordinary American

59:55

who has doubts about the way your

59:57

country is going about increased central authority.

1:00:00

Increase censorship, Increase Andy protests lot new

1:00:02

abilities using I to monitor and control

1:00:04

entire population. You are now a terrorist.

1:00:06

What this story shows else is that

1:00:08

unless you happen to be one of

1:00:10

those people who buy convenience or design

1:00:13

agrees with the current agenda of the

1:00:15

powerful, you are potentially a terrorist. All

1:00:17

we all basically terrorists. Now that us

1:00:19

as was a criminal we think in

1:00:21

the chat see with the second. Small.

1:00:29

Well you awakened. One the yeah. Wanna

1:00:31

enjoy a simple sip of black tea

1:00:33

which sideswiped homemade we now know potentially

1:00:36

does certainly is more effective in some

1:00:38

other measures. That shows I would rather

1:00:40

more aggressively markets. He's got some eggs

1:00:42

on comments room and of course we're

1:00:44

doing our saw a common from a

1:00:47

in the stream their lot. When are

1:00:49

you gonna cover these bouncy stories? And

1:00:51

then we You said in this is

1:00:53

a direct quote I would seem hung.

1:00:56

Now we're not moving directly to lynching.

1:00:58

Our movement is primarily a spiritual one,

1:01:00

but the principle of justice is significant

1:01:02

so we'll be covering that story in

1:01:04

a few seconds cause of course Rand

1:01:07

Paul has vowed to investigate Found Shades.

1:01:09

Clever invective. The Cia is fab you.

1:01:11

Less sarcasm. Blue knows. Bought by in

1:01:13

seventy four. How's it going? Where's all

1:01:15

the Alex Jones dow as now? Korea?

1:01:18

Six to six. Why is it always.

1:01:22

Was a always grind the dice

1:01:24

does same. Fab. Guy

1:01:27

Brothers are particularly susceptible to these

1:01:29

things. I don't know why that

1:01:31

is above the latest one lot.

1:01:33

One the ins into this of

1:01:35

Federal Reserve A is it seems

1:01:37

maybe I had to sexual date.

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pose as he will continue his probe

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the health of the American people that

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the catalogue. Of unusual events peculiar

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an inconvenient facts are accumulate in

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around this issue. weber the places

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that were made about vaccine efficacy

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versus the reality of it. Weather

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is. The claims though a made about

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the severity of cove Nine think versus

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the reality of that the expenditure an

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extraordinary profits my by the pharmaceutical industry

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on adverse events on even excess. This

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is an. Extraordinary story and we go

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go until I guess I see. the

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irony is on absurdly version with toby

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bryant Now, Paul disclosed

1:04:01

that Fauci, the former director of

1:04:03

the National Institutes of Allergy and

1:04:05

Infectious Diseases, NIAID, was friendly with

1:04:07

the CIA, which is notably one

1:04:09

of the few federal agencies that

1:04:12

still has not clearly established Covid-19

1:04:14

origins. We have another

1:04:16

whistleblower from the CIA that says that the

1:04:18

scientific committee that was commissioned to look into

1:04:20

the origins of the virus actually

1:04:23

voted 6 to 1 that it came

1:04:25

from the lab and that they were overall

1:04:27

by superiors of the CIA. The

1:04:30

agency's reversal and its secretive means with Fauci

1:04:32

are suspicious, Paul said. I don't know if

1:04:34

you guys saw Rand Paul

1:04:36

when he came on our show, but

1:04:38

he's a brilliant communicator and I think

1:04:40

that he's one of the people in

1:04:43

the Senate who we can rely

1:04:45

on. I know some of you have questions and

1:04:47

some of you have doubts and it's good to

1:04:50

be circumspect about all political figures and maybe even

1:04:52

all figures in the public eye. But when it

1:04:54

comes to this issue, Rand Paul from the beginning

1:04:56

has been consistent. He is a post

1:04:58

he made. Newly obtained documents confirm,

1:05:00

yet again, that Fauci lied about

1:05:02

Covid. Fauci's NIH lab was a

1:05:04

partner with Wuhan on a proposal

1:05:07

to engineer a highly transmissible coronavirus

1:05:09

in 2018. But

1:05:11

he wasn't alone. Fifteen government agencies knew

1:05:13

about it and said nothing. Americans

1:05:15

deserve answers. Well, if you're American or

1:05:17

if you're a citizen or subject or

1:05:20

a member of our species, if you're

1:05:22

living on our planet, you were affected

1:05:24

by the Covid pandemic. We live in

1:05:27

a perpetual state of amnesia now where

1:05:29

we forget the information of just a

1:05:31

few hours ago where the Internet is

1:05:34

regularly scrubbed of vital content and

1:05:36

important information. And we're invited to

1:05:38

live in this extraordinary endless present

1:05:41

where we're supposed to go, oh,

1:05:43

well, yeah, no, it doesn't matter.

1:05:45

If Anthony Fauci partnered

1:05:47

a laboratory that was involved in

1:05:49

the engineering of a highly transmissible

1:05:52

coronavirus, obviously the implication is that

1:05:54

he participated in the creation of

1:05:56

the lab. Excuse me. The creation

1:05:58

of the lab. pathogen that

1:06:00

ultimately leaked and then was oddly

1:06:02

and extraordinarily put in charge of

1:06:05

the response to it. Weren't you

1:06:07

thinking at the time when the

1:06:09

Wuhan lab leak theory was still

1:06:11

up for question and in some

1:06:13

extraordinary corners people are still debating

1:06:15

whether or not that is indeed

1:06:17

a verifiable or justifiable valid theory.

1:06:20

The idea that the very people

1:06:22

that caused this problem were in

1:06:24

charge of solving this problem, the

1:06:26

very people that caused this problem

1:06:28

were profiting as a result of

1:06:30

this problem and were in charge

1:06:32

of the solution, the social measures,

1:06:35

the ideological response is astonishing,

1:06:37

is an astonishing fact after contend

1:06:40

with. 15 agencies knew in 2018

1:06:42

that the

1:06:48

Wuhan Institute of Virology were trying to create

1:06:50

a coronavirus like Covid-19. This is astonishing.

1:06:54

This is by Rample. My

1:06:57

investigation has recently discovered government officials from

1:07:00

15 federal agencies knew in 2018 that

1:07:02

the Wuhan Institute of Virology was trying

1:07:04

to create a coronavirus like Covid-19. These

1:07:06

officials knew that the Chinese lab was

1:07:08

proposing to create a Covid-19 like

1:07:11

virus and not one of these officials revealed

1:07:13

this scheme to the public. Shouldn't that been

1:07:15

the first thing any of us were told

1:07:17

day one before they even said you might

1:07:19

want to wear a mask or stand six

1:07:21

feet away from people? An idea that just

1:07:24

appeared out of the ether apparently or before

1:07:26

they banned spore or before they

1:07:28

imposed mandate in vaccines? And they

1:07:30

say we should probably tell you

1:07:33

that in all likelihood we caused

1:07:35

this. Isn't that an

1:07:37

extraordinary piece of information? Isn't that vital?

1:07:39

Doesn't that tell you everything you know

1:07:41

about the establishment and the way that

1:07:43

power operates in 2024 and

1:07:46

clearly has done for well at least since

1:07:48

2018? Government

1:07:51

officials representing at least 15

1:07:53

federal agencies were briefed on a project proposed

1:07:57

by Peter Dazak's EcoHealth Alliance and

1:07:59

the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

1:08:01

This project, the Diffuse Project,

1:08:03

proposed to insert a furin

1:08:05

cleavage site into a coronavirus to

1:08:08

create a novel chimeric virus

1:08:10

that would have been shockingly

1:08:12

similar to the COVID-19 virus. So

1:08:14

there is evidence, hard evidence,

1:08:16

but an identifiable factor that was

1:08:18

present in coronavirus was visible

1:08:22

and observable in a proposal

1:08:24

that preceded COVID-19. So

1:08:26

it's like if I was to say, oh, I'm

1:08:28

gonna create a car that's green and the

1:08:30

steering wheels in the middle rather than to

1:08:32

the side. And then there was a whole

1:08:34

bunch of these cars mysteriously appeared. You'd say,

1:08:37

is this based on these designs? And you'd

1:08:39

be right to make such an inquiry. In my

1:08:41

mind, that's based on that Simpsons episode where Homer

1:08:43

is allowed to invent a car. I don't know

1:08:45

why that's the image that came to me. For

1:08:48

years, I've been fighting, this is Rand Paul, for

1:08:52

years I've been fighting to obtain records

1:08:54

from dozens of federal agencies relating to

1:08:56

the origins of COVID-19 and the defuse

1:08:58

project. Under duress, the

1:09:00

administration finally released documents that

1:09:02

show that the defuse project was pitched

1:09:04

to at least 15 agencies

1:09:06

in 2018. What is

1:09:08

this? X factor, this is extraordinary.

1:09:10

What does this mean? It means that at

1:09:13

least 15 federal agencies knew from the beginning

1:09:15

of the pandemic that EcoHealth Alliance and the

1:09:17

Wuhan Institute of Virology were seeking federal funding

1:09:19

in 2018 to create a virus

1:09:21

genetically very similar, if not identical to COVID-19. Now

1:09:23

that's the kind of thing that

1:09:26

at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic

1:09:28

would have been regarded as hysteria. If

1:09:30

you'd have said that, you'd have been

1:09:32

marched out of your home. You would

1:09:34

have been called a heretic, a lunatic.

1:09:37

This was at a time when people

1:09:39

were celebrating Anthony Faltry, like he was

1:09:41

a tiny little garden ornament version of

1:09:43

Elvis Presley. He was adjacent

1:09:45

to a secular saint. Oh, look at

1:09:47

this guy, the way he stands up to Donald

1:09:49

Trump. Did he just laugh into his head?

1:09:51

Is it right to find this guy sexy?

1:09:54

Is it right to find this guy

1:09:56

criminal? Seems like a more germane inquiry

1:09:59

now. Disturbingly. Not one of these 15

1:10:01

agencies spoke up to warn us that the Wuhan

1:10:03

Institute of Virology had been pitching this research. Why

1:10:05

not? Not one of these agencies warned anyone that

1:10:07

this Chinese lab had already put together plans to

1:10:09

create such a virus. Can you tell me in

1:10:11

a chat right now because I'm a little confused.

1:10:14

Can you tell me how such a thing has

1:10:16

been able to occur? Why is

1:10:18

this information reaching us now when we're

1:10:20

all somewhat fatigued and weary of the

1:10:22

story? Probably as a result of certain

1:10:24

medical interventions, if not the disease itself.

1:10:26

So do you see that when

1:10:29

people talk about long covid and say, oh,

1:10:31

that's probably long covid. Are you sure it's

1:10:34

long covid? Are you sure it's not an

1:10:36

adverse injury or a result of having taken

1:10:38

the medication? It don't matter because either way,

1:10:40

this was done to you by the

1:10:42

pharmaceutical industry and their state appointed

1:10:45

agents and various agencies that you,

1:10:47

by the way, to top it

1:10:50

all off, actually fund. This is

1:10:52

a crime against humanity. It's hard

1:10:54

to find a parallel to. Not

1:10:57

surprising to some of us, Dr. Andy

1:11:00

Fauci's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious

1:11:02

Diseases, NIAID, was not only briefed on

1:11:04

Wuhan's desire to create this virus, NIAID

1:11:06

was actually listed as a participant in

1:11:08

the initial defuse project. Fauci's

1:11:11

Rocky Mountain Lab, which is an annoying thing to

1:11:13

call it, duh duh duh duh duh duh duh

1:11:15

duh duh duh duh duh, Yo Adrian, I did

1:11:17

it. What did you do? I did some very

1:11:20

dangerous and irresponsible dual purpose research. And as a

1:11:22

matter of fact, that's one of the reasons I

1:11:24

speak like this. You know, imagine that

1:11:26

with the Rocky voice and be a better joke.

1:11:30

It was named as a partner alongside

1:11:32

the Wuhan Institute of Virology in the

1:11:34

proposal. These documents also reveal that scientists

1:11:36

whose lab has received millions of dollars

1:11:38

from EcoHealth Alliance was also part of

1:11:40

the original plan to create these chimeric

1:11:42

coronaviruses. This researcher, Ian Lipkin, also later

1:11:44

became one of the authors of Proximal

1:11:46

Origins, a journal paper commissioned by Fauci

1:11:49

and the National Institutes of Health head

1:11:51

Francis Collins to throw shade on anyone

1:11:53

arguing that the virus might have come

1:11:55

from the lab. Yeah, Ian Lipkin never

1:11:57

revealed to the public the defuse proposal.

1:12:00

He wrote an article saying this

1:12:02

simply could not have come from a laboratory.

1:12:04

This has come from some dirty, stinking little

1:12:06

wet market. It could have come from anywhere,

1:12:08

but I guess it comes from a wet

1:12:11

market. Just in what they're eating in there.

1:12:13

This guy was abreast of

1:12:15

the situation a year in advance.

1:12:17

Know what? You seriously think that

1:12:19

all these people whose jobs it

1:12:22

is to analyze viruses, to fund

1:12:24

research, that actual scientists themselves think,

1:12:26

bloody hell, this coronavirus, enough reminds

1:12:28

me of that research that

1:12:30

we funded, patented and sanctioned a

1:12:32

while back. What's going on? Inconceivable

1:12:36

corruption. This is worse than anything

1:12:38

that happened like Iran-Contra in the

1:12:41

80s, or any crazy stuff with

1:12:43

Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. This

1:12:45

should bring down governments. This should

1:12:47

bring down the establishment. This is cause

1:12:50

enough to never, ever trust them again.

1:12:52

Thank God you're awakened. Thank God you

1:12:54

are no longer a dupe to these

1:12:56

villains, these serpent-like individuals.

1:12:59

Heavenly Father, please forgive them. And I

1:13:01

don't want to condemn anybody here, but

1:13:03

my God, this is staggering, isn't it?

1:13:06

Millions of people died from COVID-19. We

1:13:08

now know that over 15 government agencies, as

1:13:11

well as the investigators, Peter Dasek, Ralph Barrick,

1:13:13

Ian Lipkin, and scientists at NIAID's Rocky Mountain

1:13:15

Lab, all knew of the Wuhan Institute of

1:13:17

Virology's desire to create a coronavirus with a

1:13:19

fear and cleavage site, a virus preadapted for

1:13:22

human transition. What they never knew is that

1:13:24

the point would come where people like you

1:13:26

and me, people that maybe didn't even finish

1:13:28

education, would now recognize what a fear and

1:13:31

cleavage site is. Because I know that you

1:13:33

think childish things, don't you? When you hear

1:13:35

the phrase fear and cleavage site, well, grow

1:13:37

up right now. Because you're going to have

1:13:40

to grow up, because you're going to have

1:13:42

to have enough about you, enough awareness to

1:13:44

go, hang on a minute. So what you're

1:13:46

saying is that a microscopic level, this is

1:13:48

biologically identifiable as the type of virus that

1:13:51

ultimately took the world by storm, like Bethelmania

1:13:53

in a cough, and meant that no one

1:13:55

could go out of their houses, or support

1:13:57

their football team, or go to their grandmother's...

1:14:00

funeral or turn up at schools or see

1:14:02

babies be born because and then

1:14:04

they tried to resume themselves as heroes don't worry I'm

1:14:06

Anthony Fauci like he was all sexy and

1:14:08

everything we've got this vaccine have you

1:14:11

tried that vaccine correctly stop asking questions

1:14:13

I am science I'm so much science

1:14:15

that I could both create pandemics and

1:14:18

solve the pandemics I am everything

1:14:20

he's like a transformer he's like

1:14:23

the Optimus Prime or Megatron I

1:14:25

don't know which ones the baddie

1:14:27

our transformers but he would be

1:14:29

both of them anyway wouldn't a

1:14:31

scientist in disguise Anthony Fauci scientist

1:14:33

in disguise likely hundreds

1:14:36

of people in the government knew of this

1:14:38

proposal to create a COVID-19 like virus and

1:14:40

virtually every one of these people chose to

1:14:42

keep quiet to obscure and ultimately conceal information

1:14:45

that might save lives by letting the world

1:14:47

know this was no sleepy animal virus with

1:14:49

poor transmission what do you feel about this

1:14:52

are you not outraged are you not now

1:14:54

willing to become disobedient are you not

1:14:56

willing to spread the good news of

1:14:58

your own awakening like the corona virus

1:15:00

itself to ensure that everyone in the

1:15:02

world receives this wisdom to ensure that everyone

1:15:05

in the world becomes protected from this

1:15:07

globalist establishment conspiracy in real time

1:15:09

playing out across the planet are

1:15:12

you not now willing to oppose them I

1:15:14

know you are thank you for the ongoing

1:15:16

inspiration thank you for participating in

1:15:18

this adventure with us because you

1:15:20

know this is the time to awaken we

1:15:23

have no choice start looking

1:15:25

for new alliances not new enemies

1:15:27

start looking for ways to oppose

1:15:29

start looking for ways to reach out to people

1:15:31

you previously would have regarded

1:15:33

in enmity because if we don't unify

1:15:36

fast we're in a lot of trouble if

1:15:38

this is what passes for good science these days but

1:15:40

hey that's just what I think guys

1:15:42

we're gonna do a little bit more content

1:15:44

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we do an additional video every single week

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this week Nazi UFOs and that's not as

1:15:51

crazy as it sounds because it turns out

1:15:53

that they did do that to

1:15:55

UFOs all right so there you go deal with it

1:15:57

live with it we'll be getting into that on our

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extra additional video also Roseanne Barr and Dr Nels

1:16:01

are gonna be on the show next week Roseanne

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Barr did a live conversation how did you guys

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