2:45:00 It's not in the media. Under the carbon lockdowns and cutting off 25% of nitrogen, they're estimating 200 million are going to starve to death in the next two years. It needs to be 15 million a year. The Holocaust is here, bigger than World War II, and it's all being directed by the globalists. It's incredible. I'm going to hand the baton to you, brother. And we're still like 12 minutes to break. You're going to host the rest of the show. You pick the time you want to come on tomorrow or send me clips or Saturday. You tell me to come in at, you know, seven at night, the crew will come in. Whatever time you want us, because I know you're there. I know you're going to get incredible intel for everybody. But this really shows that what's happening in Maui is a microcosm of how we've been forgotten and how 180 billion to Ukraine, but nothing for our veterans. And I'm seeing footage from New York and Kentucky and everywhere where they're throwing
2:45:48 old people out of hospitals on stretchers on the side of the road. I mean, we're collapsing. I mean, there's no doubt that we are in major decline and those of us that have done better in life sit there and live in our houses and think we're okay. No, ladies and gentlemen, it's coming for everyone and we need to pray for a great awakening. And everybody, you're such a humble person. You've got one of the best charities out there. All your great films, the work you do, hopeforhawaii.com, The Jason Jones Show. People should go support you. I'm going to do 60 second plug here because I haven't plugged in two hours. We're a platform for all these great organizations and groups, folks. And breaking info, day one, the first organization to tell you it came out of Wuhan and that the shots weren't going to work and all that, the enemy hates us because we really immerse ourselves. I dream about this all night. I mean, I routinely work 15 hours a day.
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2:47:30 , you know, in his book that what the globalists fear most are their own that apostatize and speak out against globalism. But I would say that there's maybe some, there's communities that they fear even more. And that's communities like Hawaii. You talk about old people being thrown out into the street. You will never see the elderly mistreated here, ever. My wife always says, if you ever stray, you're ending up in an old folks home. I'm like, great, so long as the old folks home is in Hawaii, because the people here know how to care for each other. You talk about community and stewarding resources. In Hawaii, we have a horrible homeless family, a homeless problem. Much of our homeless problem comes from cities and counties around the United States sending their homeless here in the winter from Detroit, from Chicago. But if you look at our homeless, our local homeless community,
2:48:28 Individuals generally don't fall to the street. No one falls until the family falls. And so we have a lot of families that are homeless, which is something I don't think you'll see in other parts of the United States. You see people fall, but not families fall. Why? Because your family stayed together. But the rich people moving to Hawaii, I was going to leave, but you kind of invited me back. You're the Hawaiian. You're the expert. You know, married to Hawaiian, but been there your whole life. But is it not that the billionaire is coming in, is just driving it up to drive out the small people? Yeah, and that's why I'm glad you're sticking around because this is what I wanted to ask you Alex. I know Elon Musk respects you. Elon Musk's starlings have been a lifesaver here in Hawaii. They've also been a lifesaver for... They were a lifesaver for us. He needs to donate a bunch of starlings right now.
2:49:12 We need starlings, Elon Musk. We need starlings. But Elon, I'm gonna give you your checkmate. I don't know if you know this, Alex. My hobby, my love, I used to be a fighter when I was a young man. I still fight all the time. I train in mixed martial arts. My love is Muay Thai. I know Elon was gonna choke out. Mark Zuckerberg, which would have been great. But if you really want to checkmate this guy and him and his friends, you need to come out, Elon Musk, and say, I stand with the people of Lahaina. If Mark Zuckerberg and his friends think they're going to buy out Lahaina, Lahaina for locals, Lahaina for Hawaiians. and Lahaina for the Kama'aina. And what is the difference? I always want to distinguish between the Kama'aina and the Hawaiian community. The Hawaiians are the children of Hawaii. They're Hawaiian, they're native Hawaiians. This is their home. The Kama'aina were created by globalism 100 years ago, Alex, 120 years ago. They would bring in Filipinos and Chinese and Okinawans and Portuguese.
2:50:09 They even brought people who look like me, Scandinavians, and they thought the Scandinavians were going to work in the plantation. That was the dumbest idea you could think of. It didn't work out very well. But they brought them here, they kept them separated by race, and they worked them to the bone. And then after decades and decades of working to the bone, By the middle of the 20s, after World War II, they began to gain influence and they began to really participate in the instruments of power. It's an incredible success story of the indigenous people and the slaves taking over. Yes. And then what happens? Gat. The General Green in the mid-90s, what knit together all of these communities? You guys were beef self-sufficient, poultry, fish, grain, totally self-sufficient. Overnight, everything's imported.
2:51:00 Right, and the segregating us by race? Oh yeah, well that doesn't work. Why? Because that pretty girl over there, I don't care what you're saying, I'm going to talk to her. And so what ended up happening is you start getting kids who are Filipino and Japanese, Chinese and Korean, Vietnamese and Haole. Next thing you know, their grandkids are marrying each other. So you meet people here and like, what is your ethnicity? Everyone's mixed. Obviously I'm not. I tell people I'm Hapa Haole, I'm half white, half whiter. My kids are Hapa Haole. But I've talked to the Hawaiians. You said, and I'm not bragging about my show, when I go there as an anthropological view, I'm the most popular anywhere in Hawaii. It's insane. And because they're anti-establishment, they get it. And I say, well, where are the Hawaiians? They go, we're all Hawaiians now. And that's the thing is, they get it. It's the people have all come together.
2:51:45 Yeah, there's the Native Hawaiians and there's the Kama'aina. Under the Kingdom of Hawaii, you didn't have to be ethnically Hawaiian. It wasn't a racist Western idea of a kingdom. You know, you had the Native Hawaiian Kingdom had citizens that were Haole, you had citizens that were Okinawan, they were Japanese. Those are called the Kama'aina. the children of the land, and then there are the Hawaiians. And now, of course, we're all one family. I have nieces and nephews who I love with my whole heart, who are Native Hawaiian and Filipino and Chinese, you know? And so it's really knit. We're knit together.
2:52:27 All of us are knit together and our humor is different. I think a lot of woke people would sit around my household and listen to how we tell jokes about each other and they would be scandalized, you know, because our ethnicity comes into our humor. But it is a success story against globalism. The people of Hawaii, the culture of Hawaii, it's hard to radicalize. It's hard to create divisions. I would say COVID was a super storm to do that though. Why? Because the people of Hawaii are so radically committed to caring for the vulnerable, caring for the elderly. And so that narrative that if you don't wear a mask, if you don't stay home, you're a baby killer was really powerful here. And it was powerful for the most noble and beautiful of reasons.
2:53:06 that they will do anything to protect their own. But now it seems like they see through it. They do. No, it's amazing. And that's what I said to my son's friend, Tafoa. He called me crying after I went viral on this one Instagram site. He's like, uncle, I'm so upset. I said, Tafoa, don't be upset because people are going to see through this. And I said to Tafoa at the time, I said, I love my community more than I'm worried about what they think of me right now. That's it. I love them more. And I feared, I feared the impact of COVID restrictions and COVID policies on Hawaii. And I feared what it was going to do. And I feared on depression and I feared about the rise of suicide and I feared food insecurity.
2:53:51 Are these things, you know, really? I worried about all of this. We had elderly that died alone. I'm a Catholic. We had elderly that died alone and couldn't get the, couldn't receive last rites, which could you imagine being an elderly, devout, pious, Catholic, Filipino woman? This is my friend's aunt in her late eighties. Her faith meant everything to her and she couldn't receive last rites. This is to me as utterly, it was unimaginable. And all these things really, I feared that, but yeah, they were able to weaponize COVID here in a very powerful way. But here's my message to those of you who think that you're going to own Lahaina, they will never own Lahaina. Lahaina will be for the locals. Lahaina will be for those Hawaiian families that have been there forever. I think it was in 400 AD.
2:54:35 when Lahaina first had inhabitants. So, and those Kama'aina that were brought here, their ancestors were brought here and worked to the bone in the 19th and early 20th century. And they worked their whole lives for generations, you know, bleeding their blood into the land through their hard labor in the agriculture industry. That, Lahaina's for them. Hawaii is the furthest place in the world from any place in the world. The majority of Native Hawaiians live outside of Hawaii. You have to understand what that means to a communitarian culture.
2:55:15 What that means is, and we picked New Braunfels, Texas because of all of our friends from Hawaii that live and move there. Our second week in Texas, we threw a party. My neighbor came by the next day and said, I've lived here my whole life. I've never had a party as big as yours. How do you know all these people? Because they saw our Hawaii license. Well, let's be clear. It's too expensive for the Hawaiians to move into Texas. Yes, and that's what everyone has to decide. They have to decide. It's what I had to decide. One of the factors why we moved is my nonprofit was funded from my movies and from my public speaking. And there was very little that came from donors at that time. We had to sell our home, which we did well. And I threw $100,000 from the sale of the home into my nonprofit.
2:56:01 and we were able to buy a house in Hawaii in cash, so I didn't have to take a paycheck for a year or so. And we were able to save our work, and thank God, because my organization was in a position to rescue thousands of Afghan SIVs. In fact, now we're operating in every province in Afghanistan. We have safe houses in Afghanistan and neighboring countries. Jason, stay there. You take over. I'm leaving. I'll be listening, but I've got to go to meetings to stay. The enemy's at the gates, literally like, Fireballs are shooting over right now. So I'm gonna go deal to stop the enemy right now We appreciate everybody Jason Jones takes over go support him make a donation watch the material share it Hope for Hawaii comm if you can't make a donation share the article share the links. This guy is doing a great job Welcome back to the Alex Jones show. This is Jason Jones sitting in I'm coming to you Live from Maui. I want to thank Alex again for always