Topic: Act Of War

General Flynn expresses concern over the lack of accountability for "treason" and "subversion" within the federal government. He cites ongoing issues with the voting system and reports of military commands working to undermine the President. Flynn challenges Trump to ensure the executive branch is being run according to his unconventional mandates rather than being stalled by the deep state.

Hugo Carvajal's letter reveals that in 2015, Venezuela allowed Russia to tap into undersea internet cables, providing the Kremlin with access to U.S. government communications. General Michael Flynn reportedly "turned white" upon hearing this intelligence. Byrne characterizes this as a massive national security breach and a clear act of war by the Venezuelan regime.

The "liberation theology" promoted by the Ford Foundation is identified as a key ideological enemy. Patrick Byrne argues that overthrowing the cartels in Venezuela and Cuba will cut off the funding for these subversive movements in the U.S. The return of the Monroe Doctrine is presented as a necessary response to what is described as a "successful act of war" against the United States.

Russia issued a formal warning stating that any U.S. provision of long-range cruise missiles to Ukraine for strikes on Moscow will be treated as a direct act of war. Donald Trump has reportedly discussed authorizing such weapons, a move described as dangerous saber-rattling that could lead to global conflict. The escalation marks a significant shift in the threat level between NATO and the Russian Federation.

Dr. Francis Boyle returns to analyze the legal status of the recent missile strikes, classifying them as a "de jure" act of war by the United States against Russia. Boyle explains that under international law, Russia is now entitled to respond against NATO targets. He emphasizes that his drafted bill of impeachment is designed to "discombobulate" the Biden administration and buy time until the January 20 inauguration.

President Vladimir Putin has officially updated Russia's nuclear doctrine to state that an attack by a non-nuclear state supported by a nuclear power will be considered a joint attack. Alex Jones warns that this significantly lowers the threshold for nuclear war in response to Western-backed missile strikes. He describes the current geopolitical situation as a "race at light speed into Armageddon."

Vladimir Putin issued a chilling statement regarding the use of Western long-range precision weapons by Ukraine. He argues that because Ukraine lacks the necessary satellite intelligence and military personnel to operate these systems, their use represents the direct entry of NATO, the U.S., and Europe into the war. Putin warns that this change in the conflict's nature will force Russia to respond based on the new threats.

Jones summarizes the Chinese balloon incident as a multi-layered tactic involving EMP testing, surveillance, and psychological demoralization. He argues that allowing a foreign weapon platform to violate U.S. airspace is an act of war that the Biden administration is ignoring. Jones links this to a broader "demoralization" campaign involving open borders, the banning of gas stoves, and the promotion of insect-based diets to weaken the American public's resolve.

Poland has reportedly made its MiG-29 fighter jets available to the US at Ramstein Air Base for transfer to Ukraine. This move, along with discussions about sending A-10 Warthogs, is viewed as an extremely dangerous escalation that Russia has already labeled an act of war.