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A tabletop exercise with 26 countries and a hantavirus outbreak: Coincidence or PSYOP? · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome, our wonderful, wonderful audience.
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  So glad to be with all of you again.
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  I was just starting to uh thank you for being like marriage partners with us through sickness and health.
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  And I'm doing fine, but my wife has um been struggling with exhaustion from saving me and taking care of me.
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  Everything just caught up.
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  And good.
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  Good feet to speak, so they know you're there.
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  Yeah, I'm here.
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  Everything just caught up with me.
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  But we have a great guest today.
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  And important news.
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  Who looks in perfect health?
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  Handsome young man, Alex Newman.
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  Alex Newman is a great journalist.
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  He really goes and actually personally covers in person the many, many and most of the events, I think, that he uh focuses on and that he reports on.
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  And that particularly includes uh activities of the WHO, who which has affected all of our lives so deeply since COVID and before then, I'm sure also.
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  And the United Nations and the globalists' attempts to um take over America, basically.
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  And um there's uh journalists we're not going to be interviewing today, but perhaps we will at a later date.
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  We've never met him.
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  It's largely responsible for today's show.
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  His name is John J.O.
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  Fleetwood.
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  And he's uh Substack author.
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  Uh so you can find John Fleetwood on Substack.
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  And I came across his article uh which is titled WHL Runs Pandemic Simulation Exercise quote, Polaris 2.
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  Um, and John reported on that.
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  And I thought that uh it was so important we'd call in our favorite expert on all things, WHO to help us sort all of this out.
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  Both things international, I'd say.
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  And um we're gonna be giving you a lot of material today.
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  And uh it'll be on our substack and our write-up of lots of links to John Fleetwood's uh really important stuff, starting with a May 3rd, 20.
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  Well, it goes back before the this includes material going back to December of uh last year to the um uh committee's uh report on COVID-19, which uh I never seen their summary report of report before.
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  I'm looking at a press release of December 2nd, 2024.
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  We need to get into the details.
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  Yeah.
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  This is this is uh we'll have all of this written up in our a write-up that accompanies the um the radio show.
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  Perhaps because we've been on and off ill since uh overlapping December.
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  It's going back to January of that year.
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  That's when we had COVID COVID.
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  This is December 2024, but it's okay, Peter.
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  Let's get into the details now.
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  Um I completely missed was that the one of the subjects that we uh focused on in our book more than other people had was um the New York State where we live, and Governor Cuomo forcing nursing homes to take in COVID positive patients, sick, actively ill COVID patients, which ended up decimating many of the nursing homes, which were totally unequipped for.
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  And uh when Cuomo ordered actively ill COVID patients into the nursing homes, he exposed these vulnerable people to this condition.
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  And he covered it up.
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  And we watched all of that close up here in New York State.
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  And um was referred by the committee for prosecution in what he did.
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  Um, which I didn't know, so that's new news to me.
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  These materials I've been looking at have had a fair amount of new news in them.
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  Um another was that the committee pretty definitively concluded what we concluded in COVID-19, the Global Predator, Global Predators, and in some detail, which was that uh this was a uh a leak from a laboratory.
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  That COVID was not from nature, as Fauci kept saying, lying, lying again and again.
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  And um that the committee concluded was entirely the truth, that there was no evidence of a uh natural origin, they said, or would have already surfaced this way back in December 2nd, 2024.
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  And it hasn't surfaced since.
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  And besides, we did describe document detail where it surfaced and how it was funded at the Wuhan Institute by our federal government.
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  Um we need to get to our guest.
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  Yes.
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  Hello.
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  Did you get a chance to review much of this, Alex?
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  We sort of dropped this on you.
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  Well, thank you guys for having me.
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  It's wonderful to be here.
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  And yes, I did get a chance, and uh this uh exercise, Polaris II looks suspiciously like so many of the other exercises that we've seen in the run-up to pandemics, uh, very much including event 201, that of course had the World Health Organization's fingerprints all over it, and also with the less known Pacific Eclipse, which uh involved the Arizona State University and also featured heavy involvement from the World Health Organization again, happening in 2019, right before the COVID pandemic.
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  So we've got uh a pattern emerging here where they do and it's not just in public health, it's not just with pandemics.
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  Not just with pandemics.
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  You see it in other areas as well, but we have a pattern here where they do the call tabletop exercises and planning and preparedness exercises.
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  You see it in other areas as well.
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  But we have a pattern here where they do the call tabletop exercises and planning and preparedness exercises.
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  Uh and it seems like we're watching that emerge again here with this Polaris 2.
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  And it seems like we're watching that emerge again here with this Polaris II.
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  They had Polaris I last year.
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  They had Polaris 1 last year, and it seems like what they're doing is trying to coordinate uh what will be the response when the next one of these hits, whatever it might be.
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  And it seems like what they're doing is trying to coordinate what will be the response when the next one of these hits, whatever it might be.
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  So uh very, very troubling.
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  So uh very, very troubling.
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  Uh, you know, it was a great relief to me at least to see that we.
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  Uh, you know, it was a great relief to me, at least to see that we've officially left the World Health Organization now.
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  In fact, the the final announcement of our departure was just made a few days ago, earlier in May.
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  Um that's good news.
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  And and uh Secretary Kennedy, I think, had some important things to say about why we were leaving.
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  But I think people would be fooling themselves if they thought that the danger is over, that now we're not part of WHO anymore, so we can all rest uh uh you know easy, thinking that uh the threat is gone, it's not gone by any means, it's still there, and these exercises I think illustrate that.
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  Evil never rests.
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  You can never rest easy in regard to evil.
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  That's right.
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  That's what our founding father said.
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  If you want liberty, the price of liberty is gonna be eternal vigilance.
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  You you cannot just relax and rest when there are tyrants everywhere who want to steal your life and steal your freedom and steal your children and steal uh everything that is good.
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  Uh, we have to constantly be on alert.
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  And otherwise the predators that you have so masterfully exposed, uh, just like you know, predators on the savanna in Africa, they will come and uh grab your young or maybe even grab you.
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  Yeah.
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  Good imagery.
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  Good imagery.
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  This has been the nature of the world since folks we started living in towns and villages instead of in the wild as hunter predators.
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  And then once we settle down in a fixed place and own property and had our helpless children around us and didn't have uh the impulse necessarily to keep our own uh weapons intact because we were farmers, and uh weapons were really for hunting and self-protection, of course, but for hunting, basically.
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  Ever since then, marauders have taken over human settlements and abuse the people for the joy of it, for the expression of power that is so endemic in the inhuman nature.
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  Um and we've had to to be on the alert for marauders coming ever since.
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  And then the marauders uh settled down eventually into empires, one marauding state taking over another state, taking over another state, and then spreading that power around the world.
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  Happened everywhere, Africa, India, China.
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  And when by the time we uh the West um invaded North and South America, they found South America dominated by uh by a very violent empire.
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  And um they succeeded in destroying that empire rather quickly because they had a lot of practice defending themselves in Europe against the Islamic Empire, the Byzantine Empire.
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  Um so empires have just been with us forever.
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  We fought the English Empire with the help of the French and Dutch and other competing empires, and we never could have never could have beat them.
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  And um ever since then, America has been up against empires when I was a kid.
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  There was the Japanese Empire and the Nazi Empire, both of which had world uh aspirations for a global control.
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  Both Japan and uh Germany have been ultimately if we hadn't entered to war and had such a very powerful economy and patriotism and determination as a people.
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  And uh such a great um the greatest generation of men, perhaps uh ever to fight in that war.
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  Many of them were my uncles.
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  And um they did credible things and left their families to do it.
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  And if we hadn't done that and had the economic power to overwhelm these other hopeful empires, we would be living today under some sort of probably dual empire composed of Nazi and Imperial Japanese.
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  Um lifetime emperors.
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  So that's that's uh a brief summary of a lot of what I've been thinking about lately.
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  And um we have to find a way of not allowing these giant takeovers to take place.
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  It was so much simpler during World War II.
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  Because we knew who the enemies were, they were our value enemies.
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  They began by attacking us overtly.
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  But we've had a one enemy, China now for a long time that's been out to destroy us, that's still barely gotten recognition.
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  And uh Trump's attack on Iran really hasn't been properly cast for what it is, which is our trying to nip in the bud the Islamic Empire from getting uh nuclear weapons.
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  It's not just Iran, it's the Islamic Empire, which seeks to dominate the world.
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  That's a really good point.
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  Well, thank you, honey.
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  I don't wake the old guy up.
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  A little praise from his wife.
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  Always welcome, dear.
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  It's a really good point that it we aren't just uh we uh Trump has not been just trying to uh deal with a rogue nation, but uh a rogue nation that is the tip of the spear of the Islamic empire and its uh desires and plans to uh dominate the world.
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  And this isn't just to run our lives for us, folks.
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  To run our lives for us, folks.
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  It's folks, it's to steal our lives because the Islamists are their Koran specifically talks about killing all infidels.
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  It's folks, it's to steal our lives because uh the Islamists are uh their their Korean specifically talks about killing all infidels.
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  And that's how the religion started out within a very short time of its origin.
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  And that's how the religion started out within a very short time of its origin.
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  They they tried to convert, quote, local Jewish communities.
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  They they tried to convert, quote, local Jewish communities that in
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  That included in some cases whole towns or almost whole towns.
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  And they murdered hundreds and hundreds of Jews in the early Islamic era.
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  Along with many other predations.
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  And they did it in the name of uh of God.
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  They renamed for a local God to them.
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  Allah.
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  And um they uh their goal was to rule the world.
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  And that's basically what the fight is still about right now.
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  I haven't given up that.
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  And um good at the sea.
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  Alex Newman's nodding along with this little summary by you and me.
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  It's very critical, and it's been quite ignored.
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  And it was one of the things that was most starting for me to discover.
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  I had no idea when we started researching for the book that Islam had been trying to destroy Western Europe physically, practically from its inception.
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  It conducted wars on both the eastern and the western fronts of Europe.
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  And it's uh nearly nearly obliterated Europe.
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  And uh what time frame was that if I'm not putting you you are putting me on.
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  Well, the the Islamic uh movement has been trying to smash uh Christian Europe uh going back to its inception, and they actually found a lot of success.
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  Uh they they were able to take over the Iberian Peninsula early on after conquering all of Christian North Africa.
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  Uh they basically gave the Christian people of North Africa the choice, either convert or die.
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  Uh many chose to die, and of course, many converted, either real or fake, we'll never know.
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  But uh that's how North Africa became Islamic.
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  From there, they marched up into the Iberian Peninsula and uh succeeded in conquering that.
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  They actually occupied the Iberian Peninsula for centuries until King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were able to uh kick them out during the peace time.
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  Spain, folks.
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  Right, and Portugal, yep, uh incredible abuses were perpetrated there.
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  Uh they tried going all the way to France, but they were turned back by Charles Martel, uh, the grandson of Charlemagne in the eighth century uh at a very important battle of Tours.
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  And so that stopped their expansion into the heart of Western Europe.
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  But uh they kept trying over and over again.
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  There were so many critical battles, the Battle of Lepanto, where Catholic armies uh through through uh naval battles were able to turn back the Islamic forces at Vienna.
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  There were two critical battles that almost lost Europe.
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  In fact, I believe it was 1640 something, uh Islamic armies surrounded Vienna, and if it hadn't been for the intervention of uh the Polish king uh Jan Sabeski, uh Vienna would have fallen, and so would uh basically all of Western Europe and Central Europe.
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  So uh it's been an ongoing battle, and Europeans today have no idea that they've invited their longtime enemies into the gates.
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  And this, dear listeners, is why we have this wonderful man on so frequently.
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  Alex, that's wonderful.
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  Thank you.
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  Peter Bregen, Ginger Bregan.
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  And we are on I have a Yorkie in my lap.
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  She's she's licking my hand.
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  And we are uh we are here with the Bregen Hour.
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  Alex.
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  Um say any of that, thanks.
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  What, honey?
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  I didn't get to do that in the introduction.
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  Well, there we go.
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  We took care of it.
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  Alex, why don't you uh fill our audience in and maybe refresh uh everyone's memories about what's going on with the WHO and uh what kind of risks they continue to give to uh bring to the world.
• 20:43
  Well, the the WHO has been applying for thanks for having me.
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  It's great to be with you guys.
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  Uh really appreciate all that you guys do.
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  And the WHO is continuing to do what it's been doing since its inception, trying to usurp more and more power for itself over the lives of everybody on the planet, and of course, over our once sovereign nations.
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  Over our once sovereign nations.
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  And uh their latest push seems to be to exploit the idea of a future pandemic as the pretext for usurping all of this power.
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  And their latest push seems to be to exploit the idea of a future pandemic as the pretext for usurping all of this power.
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  And so for several years now they've been harping about what they call disease X, and they don't quite tell us what disease X is, but uh it's supposed to be some kind of super scary pathogen that at some point in the future is going to kill enormous numbers of people.
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  And so for several years now they've been harping about what they call disease X, and they don't quite tell us what disease X is, but it's supposed to be some kind of super scary pathogen that at some point in the future is going to kill enormous numbers of people.
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  Uh and you know, I I don't doubt that there are pathogens that are dangerous.
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  And you know, I don't doubt that there are pathogens that are dangerous.
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  So we know they're cooking them up in laboratories right now all over the world, very much including in communist China.
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  I was delighted to see uh Dr.
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  Fauci's top lieutenant, Dr.
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  David Morens indicted, but of course, that's just the the tip of the iceberg.
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  There are many, many more.
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  People keep talking about the statute of limitations.
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  There is no statute of limitations on mass murder.
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  So uh hopefully we can revisit this at a future date if uh nothing happens during the next week.
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  But uh the WHO uh is doing these plandemic exercises most recently they did Polaris II, and they're trying to get all the governments of the world on the same page about what we do the next time there's some kind of scary pathogen.
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  And what you find is there's a very consistent pattern.
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  It doesn't even matter what the problem is.
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  It could be a pathogen, it could be cigarette smoking, it could be mental health, it could be uh you know, pick your issue.
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  It doesn't matter for WHO and for all the UN agencies, the solution is always we need more power, we need more money, you need less freedom.
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  So you you don't even need to know what the problem is to know that that's going to be the solution for the UN and friends.
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  And uh so we shouldn't be surprised that with these pandemic exercises like Polaris II, like Polaris One that they did last year, that uh they're really trying to figure out how do we dupe humanity into giving up freedom into giving up sovereignty into giving up money so that we can save them from this real or imagined boogeyman.
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  Uh and it's nothing new.
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  Uh if you go back 200 years, the great French uh philosopher and statesman Frederick Bastiat saw the same pattern.
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  Actually, very ironically, they didn't have uh laboratories cooking up um uh you know pandemics back then.
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  But uh he said that the tyrants like to create the poison and the antidote in the same laboratory.
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  That's exactly what we're watching with the WHO.
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  They want to create the poison and then offer us the antidote for the poison that they're creating.
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  Uh and that's simply unacceptable.
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  So whether it's the Hontavirus or the uh the bird flu or whatever pandemic they might pick in the future.
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  Uh we need to be clear that giving up all our freedom and letting the WHO be a dictatorial global health agency is not going to be the solution.
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  Well said.
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  Well put.
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  There's been two themes in the last couple of years.
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  Um that we've talked about on this show before with you.
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  And one has been uh broadening the regulations that govern who allowing it to make basic decisions about when there's an emergency, when there isn't, and then to involve every nation in the world.
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  Um and another's been to make treaties with nations, and you actually were there, as I was so impressed with you.
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  You were there at uh the votes that were that were so bizarre conducted to leave open the possibility of nations still adopting these treaties, which I think we've rejected.
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  I don't think we've joined the treaties.
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  Um the treaties essentially give over power to the World Health Organization and replace our sovereignty of the individual nations with the sovereignty of who, which is the essential feature of the transfer of power to create the global empire that they all have been looking forward to.
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  Um it doesn't say much in anything I've been reading about the treaties in terms of these new uh simulations they're doing.
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  But I think it has to be a part of the treaties because many of the nations that have signed them.
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  Um that's what it is, basically.
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  It's uh folks, it's destroying the individual sovereignty of nations and eventually of the sovereignty of the individual people and families in these nations, and under the power of the World Health Organization, which continually makes effort to establish itself uh the head not long ago, um of the UN talked about this quite openly in terms of um having an emergency platform that would allow who to just immediately plug in responses for any kind of global threat with widespread emergency requirements.
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  Literally any.
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  They left it completely open to for the usual black swan thing, something unholy unanticipated.
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  So the Who is preparing to intervene in our lives for any time it defines an emergency to all the nations that it can best handle.
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  Really comes down to that.
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  Well, and of course, the uh the WHO is at an international level.
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  It's not elected by any of us or any other citizens in any other countries.
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  And it is so far removed from daily life of you or I or any of our listeners.
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  Uh they're that kind of distance between any kind of uh body attempting to govern people is uh simply a recipe for disaster because there's no connection to the citizens.
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  The closer the governance is to the citizens, I think the more potential it has to do less harm, if not good, to at least do less harm.
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  Um the WHO is also uh completely manipulated by globalists and particular communist China.
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  Completely manipulated by globalists and particular communist China.
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  Yes, both nations that are globalist in nature and individuals who have globalist aspirations in terms of ruling the world.
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  Yes, both nations that are globalist in nature and individuals who have globalist aspirations in terms of ruling the world.
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  We used to joke about that when I was growing up, you know.
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  We used to joke about that when I was growing up, you know.
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  You want to rule the world, and that was very funny.
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  You want to rule the world, and that was very funny.
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  That was considered a fantasy.
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  That was considered a fantasy.
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  And here we
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  And here we have these grown men mostly and women who have decided that that's actually an attainable goal.
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  And they're working on it at all points.
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  Alex, what else do you have to say about this?
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  Well, uh, there's so much to say about what you guys are talking about, but I think one point that's really important to emphasize is that you know, Dr.
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  Braggan, you you talk a lot about these various empires that are seeking to impose their will on humanity, and and a lot of them see these international institutions as vehicles as tools for advancing that agenda.
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  And so people wonder, you know, how is it that communist dictatorships can cooperate with Islamic dictatorships in the building up of these international institutions?
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  Well, Bill Gates.
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  Right.
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  Right.
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  Uh Bill Gates of Hell, as I like to call him.
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  Um what you see is they all think they're going to use these international organizations to impose their will on humanity.
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  And for a while, their interests converge.
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  You know, uh the the Muslims think that they're gonna bring the the world under the rule of Allah and uh his prophet Muhammad, and they are convinced that the entire world in the not too distant future is going to be submitting to this deity of theirs, Allah.
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  Uh whereas the communists are convinced that the entire world is going to go through this uh revolutionary period and is going to eventually submit to the will of the proletariat, which is just uh their fancy way of saying themselves, the megalomaniacs behind this movement.
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  Um and and so you see it in Iran, since you guys were talking about Iran before we went to the break, uh, you see this very clearly, right?
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  Uh Iran, yes, uh, is uh a representative of the Islamic Empire, and of course there are divisions within the Islamic Empire right now.
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  The Arabs are not very happy with the Iranians, and the Iranians are not very happy with the Arabs, even though they all claim to worship the same deity.
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  Uh they have somewhat different interpretations of what that deity has decreed through his holy books.
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  Um but you also see them cooperating with the communist Chinese.
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  Uh, you also see them cooperating with Moscow.
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  Uh and and and this is not you know open for dispute.
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  Uh the the fact that the Russians and the Chinese are arming the Iranians, that they are giving them uh uh critical intelligence that they're using in this war, uh the fact that they are helping them to uh undermine the United States.
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  Uh none none of that is in dispute.
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  And and you wonder what why would the communist Chinese cooperate with an Islamic dictatorship?
• 30:54
  The communists believe in communism, the Islamic dictatorship believes in its particular interpretation of Islamism.
• 31:00
  Well, the reason is they think they're going to uh basically reshape the entire world, and then by the time it's all done, their particular idea is going to end up on top, whether that be Islam or communism or whatever.
• 31:11
  And so you end up with uh what I call the red-green blue axis, the trif the totalitarian trifecta.
• 31:18
  Uh the red, of course, is the commies, the green, of course, is the Islamists, uh, and then the blue is the globalists, the the Bill Gates of the world, the the UN types of the world.
• 31:27
  Um, and so I think the UN types think, well, hey, we'll just use the commies and the Islamists to uh tear down the world, and then we'll build back better, and the globalists will be in charge, and the Muslims think, oh, this is great, we'll use the commies and the globalists to uh destroy the world, and then we'll build back better, and everybody will submit to our deity.
• 31:43
  Uh and then the the communists think the same thing.
• 31:46
  So I think at some point, uh kind of like with the mafia, these conflicts will come out into the open.
• 31:51
  But right now they have a particular enemy that stands in the way, and that would be of course the United States, the West, uh the Christians, the Jews, you know, whatever uh coalition, however you want to describe it, NATO, although plenty of participants in NATO are very much in line with this uh totalitarian trifecta that I described.
• 32:09
  Turkey's an obviously really good example, you know, the the dictator of Turkey, Erdogan has these uh visions of himself being the new caliph of the new um Islamic caliphate.
• 32:18
  So uh so you see all of these different forces at play, uh, and then you see organizations like the WHO, which is run, of course, by an actual communist, uh Dr.
• 32:28
  Tedras Gibraisus, before becoming the head of the WHO was a senior functionary in a murderous communist dictatorship in uh Ethiopia.
• 32:36
  And before that, he was on the politburo of the Tigray People's Liberation Front, which is a mass murdering ethno-Marxist terrorist group dedicated to communism and of course the destruction of the Amhara people.
• 32:46
  So you wonder how do how do all these people cooperate?
• 32:49
  Well, they all have this idea that if they can get rid of the United States, if they can get rid of what we call the West, then their preferred system can rise to the top.
• 32:58
  And so I think that's what we're witnessing.
• 33:01
  And pandemics or pandemics are a big tool.
• 33:04
  The uh put up by the Chinese communist.
• 33:07
  Yes, exactly.
• 33:08
  The the director general.
• 33:10
  And and I had diplomats reaching out to me saying, Alex, the the CCP is like arm twisting here behind the scenes.
• 33:17
  They're they're bludgeoning these African governments, telling them if you don't support uh Tedros, you know, we're gonna stop our infrastructure projects in your country.
• 33:24
  So they've got all these nefarious tools of blackmail, bribery, uh, you know, and they make it look legitimate.
• 33:30
  Oh, we're just gonna build you a big highway, right?
• 33:32
  Whatever.
• 33:33
  Uh so they make the bribes look somewhat legitimate, but it's still bribes.
• 33:36
  Uh, and that's what the communist Chinese were doing at the WHO.
• 33:40
  They were working to uh bring this Tedros Gabrasis to power.
• 33:44
  Um, and and he has a good working relationship with all three elements of the totalitarian trifecta.
• 33:50
  Him and Bill Gates are like two peas in a pod, the globalist wing.
• 33:53
  Uh he's very close with the communist Chinese, uh, and he's very c close with the uh the Islamists.
• 33:58
  So uh that's how you end up with a guy like Tedros Gabrasus who has uh no particular accomplishments to his name.
• 34:05
  I mean, he helped down a murderous communist dictatorship, chase down journalists who had fled abroad.
• 34:09
  I mean, he doesn't have any like skills or accomplishments to his name, but that's how he ends up in charge of a bureaucracy like the WHO because he's a useful toady for the people who are propping him up and we have to really face the lust for power and humanity.
• 34:33
  Because if you don't that's the common denominator, yeah.
• 34:37
  If you don't want to look at the common element that makes a uh a bully, a uh rapist, a domestic abuser.
• 34:54
  But he has in common with uh the people we're dealing with who run world organizations and they could be corporations, they could be religious groups and look at their behavior and ask ourselves are these people presently predators in ways that I'm not familiar.
• 35:00
  Who run world organizations and they could be corporations, they could be religious groups.
• 35:08
  And look at their behavior and ask ourselves are these people simply predators in ways that I'm not familiar.
• 35:18
  Very few people have friends who are predators, predators don't really make friends in the same way we do.
• 35:18
  Very few people have friends who are predators, predators don't really make friends in the same way we do.
• 35:26
  They have victims.
• 35:26
  They have victims.
• 35:30
  And it's quite different.
• 35:33
  Um it's very hard, I think, for the average American to realize what we're up against as a nation.
• 35:46
  Uh as we're talking today about the World Health Organization and its antics.
• 35:51
  We're dealing with a giant predator.
• 35:56
  Um the people who won both the UN and its agency.
• 36:07
  Predatory creatures.
• 36:11
  Think of think of people who have no real love in their lives.
• 36:16
  Looking at it psychologically.
• 36:19
  Might be helpful.
• 36:22
  Um the vast majority of these kind of people.
• 36:29
  They have no basic satisfaction of being loved or believing in a loving God.
• 36:34
  Who loves them?
• 36:36
  They don't take joy in the existence of other human beings in particular.
• 36:42
  They find them threatening, but useful for being exploited.
• 36:49
  Um their calculus is very different than an ordinary or normal persons.
• 36:59
  And otherwise uh they don't get to be labeled great by the historians of their time.
• 37:08
  And um they're unique, they're quite unique in the willingness to do whatever is necessary to rule large numbers of people.
• 37:20
  And we're out of time for our second segment.
• 37:24
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• 37:30
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• 39:18
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• 39:22
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• 39:49
  Meanwhile, we have wonderful guest, Alex Newman.
• 39:53
  Alex, what else would you like to add?
• 39:56
  Well, uh, there's so much we could say about this topic, and I I think people need to understand the WHO is just the tip of the iceberg.
• 40:04
  It is not the central mechanism of this plot to enslave humanity.
• 40:08
  It's it's one tentacle of an international monster that, if not stopped, will reduce every man, woman, and child on this planet to uh absolute slavery at best, right?
• 40:22
  And uh when you say they hate humanity, I think they they do in the most literal sense possible.
• 40:26
  I think they absolutely despise their fellow man.
• 40:30
  Um and and I think what we're dealing with here is not just bad ideas.
• 40:34
  I think a lot of people on our side make the mistake of assuming that we're just dealing people with people who are who might be well-intentioned, but just have dumb ideas.
• 40:43
  Right.
• 40:43
  And I think a lot of people look at communists like that, they go, Oh, you know, they're just misguided.
• 40:47
  They they they just think their economic system might be better to ours.
• 40:50
  No, they that's not what we're dealing with.
• 40:52
  Certainly the useful idiots they enlist in their cause uh fall into that category.
• 40:56
  But the people behind the scenes, we need to understand that they're evil.
• 41:00
  And uh, our Secretary of War, James Forrestall made a very important comment that I think is is just as relevant.
• 41:06
  He was murdered.
• 41:07
  They they claim that he um did not murdered.
• 41:11
  Yeah, it's such such baloney.
• 41:12
  He was murdered absolutely like so many others at Walter Reed.
• 41:16
  But um, he made a very important comment that was recorded by a U.S.
• 41:19
  Senator who said uh if all of these failures were merely stupidity, then occasionally they would have made a mistake in our favor.
• 41:29
  Right?
• 41:29
  He says um uh consistency has never been the hallmark of stupidity.
• 41:34
  Uh what we're dealing with here is a pattern, it's a plan.
• 41:38
  Uh there are forces that want to undermine uh our freedom, uh, our families, our country, and build a totalitarian system.
• 41:46
  And I'm always amazed that people are surprised to hear that because all you have to do is look back at human history and see that that has been the norm.
• 41:52
  Uh uh slavery and tyranny has been the norm for almost all of human history.
• 41:56
  America is a unique blip in that process, the inheritor of uh an incredible legacy, an incredible heritage, starting with uh, you know, Abraham and the Ten Commandments delivered to Moses and uh, you know, all of that led up to the creation of what we call Western civilization and um and and ultimately the United States of America, I would argue, is is maybe something akin to the pinnacle of the spread of these ideas, but that has not been the norm.
• 42:00
  The inheritor of uh an incredible legacy, an incredible heritage, starting with uh, you know, Abraham and the Ten Commandments delivered to Moses and uh you know, all of that led up to the creation of what we call Western civilization and um and and ultimately the United States of America, I would argue is maybe something akin to the pinnacle of the spread of these ideas, but that has not been the norm.
• 42:26
  And that hasn't even been the norm in our time.
• 42:26
  And that hasn't even been the norm in our time.
• 42:27
  If you look at most of the world, most of the world lives.
• 42:27
  If you look at most of the world, most of the world lives under tyrannical conditions.
• 42:31
  Uh, you look at the Chinese, the biggest nation in the world by population.
• 42:35
  Uh, they live under absolute and utter despotism.
• 42:38
  They cannot express themselves freely, they cannot disagree with their overlords without risking imprisonment or death.
• 42:44
  Uh so that's the norm throughout human history.
• 42:47
  And of course, that takes planning.
• 42:48
  That takes coordination.
• 42:49
  Tyranny doesn't happen by accident.
• 42:51
  It involves multiple people working together to remove the liberties of the people they intend to rule.
• 42:57
  And so we need to understand that that's what we're dealing with.
• 43:00
  And uh to explain that in more depth, we actually just released uh last week a new special issue of the New American magazine.
• 43:07
  Uh, I would encourage people to take a look.
• 43:09
  Uh I I've got three articles in there, over a fourth of the content in this magazine is mine.
• 43:14
  Um I've got one on the secret societies involved in this.
• 43:17
  And I look at the ones that we have concrete, reliable information that we can go on, uh, things like Skull and Bones at Yale, things like the Bohemian Grove in Northern California.
• 43:27
  Um, every Republican president and most Democrat presidents, uh, with the exception of Trump, uh, has attended this weird gathering.
• 43:33
  Uh, Richard Nixon actually said the most important speech of his entire political career was the one he gave at this weird gathering in uh Northern California at the Bohemian Grove.
• 43:42
  Uh so we look at those.
• 43:44
  Uh, we look at some of the semi-secret organizations or secretive organizations like Bilderberg, which just met in Washington, D.C.
• 43:51
  a few weeks ago.
• 43:51
  They had a very early meeting this year, uh, bringing together 150 of the most powerful people in the world, um, including, by the way, the Secretary of the US Army, the the uh Secretary of Interior, uh, a lot of European royalty CEOs from the big mega banks, a lot of people connected to the Epstein cabal.
• 44:10
  Um, so we so we've got these kinds of organizations.
• 44:13
  Um, and then I have another one on uh the the effort to dethrone God.
• 44:18
  Uh you know, a lot of this, I think when we talk about this being evil, uh the enemy is God and his laws and his rules and his uh uh ordinances.
• 44:29
  And so uh we we're looking at all that and hoping to get the word out that you know, step one in effectively resisting and opposing the efforts of these people to take away our freedom is to understand uh to to have a good sense of what's going on.
• 44:42
  Um and I'm also going to be releasing the second edition of my Deep State book in just uh probably a week or two or two.
• 44:47
  It's called Deep State 2.0, where we really drill down into this effort to create this totalitarian one world political, uh, economic and even religious system.
• 44:56
  Uh so I I hope people will dig deeper into this.
• 44:59
  You know, yes, we see the WHO, we see their pandemic exercises, but underneath that uh exposed component of this agenda isn't a giant iceberg of tyranny, a giant iceberg of evil.
• 45:12
  And um, and we can't just look at the tip of the iceberg that's popping out above the water.
• 45:16
  We've got to look at what's underneath there if we're truly going to avoid uh disaster.
• 45:21
  And um obviously opposing the WHO is a big part of this, but understanding that there's forces behind the WHO that are using the WHO uh I think is critical too.
• 45:32
  And um, yeah, it's just it's it's an absolutely evil agenda.
• 45:34
  And and I know nobody wants to spend their time on this.
• 45:36
  Everybody would rather, you know, enjoy time with family.
• 45:38
  I would rather enjoy time with family.
• 45:39
  I'd rather go out and take care of my cows and um, you know, tend to my garden, but I don't want my children to grow up to be slaves, and so I dedicate a big part of my time to exposing and opposing these evildoers like you guys do.
• 45:51
  Uh so I'm just I'm so grateful to to you, Dr.
• 45:53
  Braggan and Ginger, um, and grateful to your listeners for all that they do to to try to expose and oppose this evil agenda.
• 46:02
  Good summary, thank you.
• 46:04
  Thank you.
• 46:04
  So Deep State 2.0.
• 46:07
  Um that's your book that's coming out when?
• 46:10
  Uh in the next week or two.
• 46:12
  Um so it it's we are we're calling it an updated second edition.
• 46:15
  I released a book in 2020, right when COVID was starting, and we actually predicted all the things that were gonna happen.
• 46:20
  I say I hate to say I told you so.
• 46:22
  Uh you know, people can go back and read that uh first edition that came out in October of 2020.
• 46:28
  Um that was uh Deep State, the invisible government behind the scenes.
• 46:31
  So we've now removed, I I would estimate two-thirds of the material from the original and uh brought everything up to date, up to speed.
• 46:39
  Uh, there's still some overlap because a lot of the groups and and individuals are the same, but um, but we expanded it quite dramatically, uh, talk about Epstein, talk about what happened during COVID, talk about what they're planning for us next, uh, talk about the role of communist China and all this.
• 46:53
  Um, and so that will be available in the next week or two, uh, either through Amazon or through my website, Liberty Sentinel.org.
• 46:59
  Uh it's being published by uh Western Islands, and uh we hope that it'll be a good resource for people.
• 47:05
  You know, it's not like an encyclopedia, but it's it's got a uh you know, a nice bibliography, people can track down the sources that we're citing, and we hope it'll be a good weapon of mass instruction in the hands of people who do want to preserve liberty.
• 47:20
  That's great.
• 47:21
  That's great.
• 47:22
  Come on our show.
• 47:24
  We'd love to.
• 47:25
  Yeah, we'll promote your book here.
• 47:27
  I'll be able to do that.
• 47:27
  We'd love to do that.
• 47:28
  I'll reach out to you for a date, Alex.
• 47:30
  That's great.
• 47:31
  Thank you so much.
• 47:32
  Yeah, I would love to.
• 47:33
  And um, you know, I I I do think, as I said, that step one in stopping this agenda is just understanding it.
• 47:40
  And so we we've really got to uh get the American people to understand what's going on, who the players are, what they're ultimately hoping to do.
• 47:48
  And uh and once we have broad understanding of that, once we understand who the global predators are, what they're hoping to do to us and how they're doing it, uh, we can be much more effective in stopping them and hopefully bringing some of them to justice.
• 48:02
  You know, one thing I've noticed um to to segue here is uh I've thought a lot about why we get entrapped, why we get hooked into the WHO, for instance.
• 48:17
  That's a good example.
• 48:18
  We get hooked into listening to the World Health Organization because uh individuals become very fearful of being sick.
• 48:30
  I can attest to that.
• 48:32
  It's no fun.
• 48:33
  And it's um it it it becomes a personal struggle when you get sick and it disrupts your life entirely.
• 48:43
  And people are afraid of that, but the ultimate reason they're afraid of becoming sick is because it threatens it it brings to mind mortality the fact that we don't live forever in this form on this earth.
• 48:58
  And that's terrifying to many people.
• 49:00
  Many people.
• 49:02
  Are there other aspects either historically or at other times that have frightened people as much as this idea of being of dying and dying from health issues?
• 49:02
  Are there other aspects either historically or at other times that have frightened people as much as this idea of being of dying and dying from health issues, maybe in the past of famine, dying from a lack of food from starvation might have been as uh much of an impetus to.
• 49:18
  Maybe in the past, a famine, dying from a lack of food from starvation, might have been as uh much of an impetus to bow to uh to conquerors and so forth.
• 49:35
  But are there other aspects other than that, or is that fear of dying lying at the base of all of these control levers that predators pull in order to um to manipulate populations?
• 49:53
  Yeah, that's a great question.
• 49:54
  And I I think fear of death is the ultimate control lever, because uh it's a fear that is common to man, you know, with the exception of the people who know God and know for a fact where they're going when they die.
• 50:06
  Uh death is a terrifying idea.
• 50:09
  What comes next?
• 50:10
  Where am I going?
• 50:11
  Am I going to hell?
• 50:12
  Am I going to disappear?
• 50:13
  Like uh, you know, that's a terrifying thought for people.
• 50:16
  And so tyrants have understood that, and they've understood that you can weaponize that fear to get your way if you promise to protect people from their worst fear, which in this case uh is very clearly death, uh, death or torture or something like that.
• 50:30
  And so tyrants have weaponized this for time immemorial, right?
• 50:33
  Uh, if you don't give up your freedom so that I can protect you, then you know, bad guys are going to come and get you, or uh a virus is gonna get you, or you know, food shortages are going to get you.
• 50:44
  So so this fear has been uh a critical tool used by tyrants for for all of human history.
• 50:51
  Um and and of course, there are different ways of dying that tyrants have exploited as uh as the means for convincing people to give up their freedom, give up their money, give up their children, whatever the case may be.
• 51:02
  But uh that that's the big one, right?
• 51:04
  Uh and there are other fears that are less significant that the tyrants also use.
• 51:08
  Um, you know, you don't want to be uncomfortable, you don't, you know, the these kinds of things.
• 51:12
  Oh, we'll we'll make sure that everything is nice and comfortable for you.
• 51:15
  But all you have to do is just listen to what the solution is they're selling you, and you should have a good understanding that something fishy is going on.
• 51:21
  If somebody's trying to terrorize you and then convince you that the solution to relieving your fears is giving up your freedom, uh, you know that you're dealing with a tyrant or a dangerous individual here.
• 51:33
  And so the answer should always be no.
• 51:35
  Uh, and this was uh kind of a cliche during our founding era.
• 51:38
  Uh it's been attributed to different founding fathers, but uh it says that those who would give up liberty for temporary safety uh deserve and are going to get neither.
• 51:49
  Uh and that's the truth.
• 51:50
  You know, you're you're not gonna get safety.
• 51:52
  You're not going to get eternal life by giving up your freedom.
• 51:56
  Uh in fact, generally we're we're talking about the opposite.
• 51:58
  When you surrender your freedom to tyrants, you're probably going to live uh shorter.
• 52:02
  And and you're probably going to live more miserably.
• 52:04
  So you know, giving up your freedom to uh to help assuage your fears of death uh is a very, very naive proposition, and it's never going to work out well.
• 52:17
  Thank you.
• 52:19
  That's uh a lot to think about, and I think it's really important for us to think about it, because as human beings, we all have the potential to be manipulated, especially if we're just going about our lives and trying to take care of our personal responsibilities.
• 52:39
  We have to expand our personal responsibilities in order to protect ourselves and especially our children and our children's children.
• 52:49
  Christian terms, we need to awaken.
• 52:52
  That's right.
• 52:54
  Yeah, we just watched that movie last night.
• 52:56
  The Great.
• 52:57
  Oh, the awakening.
• 52:58
  Yeah, oh, I haven't seen it yet, but I'm really excited about it.
• 53:00
  I want to watch it with my family, so uh can't wait.
• 53:03
  So it was good, huh?
• 53:04
  Yeah, it was really it was really well done.
• 53:07
  Very well done.
• 53:09
  It it really takes you right back there to that time period when our country was being born.
• 53:15
  And it goes right along with what we're talking about, right?
• 53:20
  The the only time that people have been able to free themselves from tyranny is when they have overcome their fear of death.
• 53:26
  Uh, you know, if you read the end of our declaration of independence, our founding fathers said they were pledging their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor.
• 53:34
  If they had been enslaved by a fear of death, they would have submitted to the tyranny.
• 53:38
  They would have said, okay, you know, just let us live and we'll be your slaves.
• 53:42
  We'll pay whatever taxes you demand, we'll hand over our weapons, we'll let you put troops in our house, we'll let you do whatever you want, but just don't kill us.
• 53:49
  But they said no, uh, we are uh willing to put our lives on the line to be free, and they found that courage from their faith.
• 53:56
  And so um, you know, I haven't seen the movie yet, but I'm just I'm always fascinated by our war for independence because it is not the norm throughout human history.
• 54:06
  Uh, and I don't believe we would have had a war for independence, and I don't believe the United States would have been born as a free and independent nation had the founding generation not found this immense courage that was rooted in their faith.
• 54:18
  That's basically what the movie is about.
• 54:21
  It's about Wakefield from a young man.
• 54:26
  Whitfield.
• 54:27
  Whitfield.
• 54:28
  Yeah, George Whitfield, yep.
• 54:29
  Right.
• 54:30
  Thank you.
• 54:31
  And until he uh comes to the United States and supports the revolutionary efforts, yeah.
• 54:38
  You know, Britain threw him out.
• 54:41
  England threw him out of England.
• 54:44
  And then he came and had such an influence on our colonies and the population in America.
• 54:51
  They might uh Great Britain might not have lost the war of independence here with us if they hadn't sent Wakefield uh Whitfield over first.
• 55:02
  Yeah, well, and the Black Robe Regiment, you know, they've kind of been airbrushed out of our history books, but uh the Black Row Regiment was essential to our war for independence.
• 55:10
  These were the pastors, uh, Pastor Peter Muhlenberg, uh, for example, who became one of George Washington's top deputies.
• 55:16
  Uh the these were the pastors and the preachers who were preaching out of the Bible, explaining to people what what is God's vision for government?
• 55:23
  What is God's vision for uh life, for family, for law, and uh, and that is what was ultimately the foundation of the American war for independence and the system of government that emerged from it.
• 55:36
  Again and again, we return to um God and to faith as sort of the underpinnings of liberty and freedom.
• 55:48
  It's really important to think about that and and let that, as you say, Peter, let that mull.
• 55:57
  Let's mull on that.
• 55:59
  Alex, would you please let people know how they can find you and so forth?
• 56:00
  Alex, would you please let people know how they can find you and so forth?
• 56:04
  We're down to our last minute.
• 56:04
  We're down to our last minute.
• 56:06
  Yeah, well, thank you so much, Ginger and Peter.
• 56:06
  Yeah, well, thank you so much, Ginger and Peter.
• 56:08
  Uh, you guys are such a blessing to all of us.
• 56:08
  Uh, you guys are such a blessing to all of us.
• 56:10
  Uh my personal website is at liberty sentinel.org.
• 56:10
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• 56:16
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• 56:17
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• 56:24
  And people can find me on X.
• 56:25
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• 56:28
  Thank you so much, and God bless.
• 56:28
  Thank you so much, and God bless you.
• 56:30
  Thank you guys and God bless you too.
• 56:32
  Really appreciate it.
• 56:33
  Okay.
• 56:34
  We'll see you fairly soon again surrounding your new books.
• 56:38
  Looking forward to it.
• 56:39
  Thank you guys so much.