Topic: Anthrax

Journalist J. Edward Epstein reportedly contacted Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003 regarding a "secret" shadow commission on 9/11. Jason Burmas explains that J. Edward Epstein's role was narrative management, similar to Noam Chomsky. The segment highlights missing ledger lines in Jeffrey Epstein's financial records from the 9/11 period, suggesting a manual excision of data related to the attacks.

Saddam Hussein was reportedly recruited and trained by the CIA as early as 1958 before the agency backed his rise to power in 1979 to counter Iran. During the 1990s, U.S.-led sanctions resulted in the deaths of an estimated 1.5 million Iraqis, a cost that Secretary of State Madeleine Albright famously described as "worth it." The 2003 invasion of Iraq was later justified by claims regarding mobile anthrax labs that were actually British-made equipment previously paid for by the U.S.

General Wesley Clark's exposure of a Pentagon plan to take out seven countries in five years is revisited, with Iran being the final target. Historical "false flags" and lies are cited, including the Gulf of Tonkin, the USS Liberty incident, and the non-existent WMDs in Iraq. The narrative suggests that current tensions are a continuation of these long-standing neocon agendas to destabilize the region for profit.

Historical vaccine issues, such as the SV40 contamination in polio shots and the deaths of service members from the anthrax vaccine, are discussed as evidence of long-term medical experimentation. The segment explores the use of immortal cell lines, like those from Henrietta Lacks, in modern medical research and vaccine production. These cell lines are described as "undead" or "zombie" cells that are allegedly being injected into the population through various shots.

Dr. David Martin discusses how the 2014 gain-of-function moratorium was bypassed by NIAID and Anthony Fauci through voluntary waivers for researchers like Ralph Baric. He explains his background in monitoring biological weapons through patent and grant surveillance, linking the 2001 anthrax attacks at Fort Detrick to the eventual passage of the Prep Act. This legislation provided liability protection for manufacturers, which Martin claims was the primary commercial motivation for creating the illusion of pandemics.

The PREP Act was designed to extend the 1986 liability protections for childhood vaccines to include adult injections. This legal shift followed the controversy of Gulf War syndrome and multivalent injections given to troops during Operation Desert Storm. The illusion of pandemics is used to coerce the public into surrendering civil liberties in exchange for commercial liability protections for pharmaceutical companies.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reportedly ruled that mRNA injections do not meet the traditional legal definition of a vaccine. This ruling potentially strips manufacturers of the immunity granted by the 1986 Vaccine Act, as the shots are classified as gene therapy rather than attenuated pathogens. The segment links this to historical cases involving anthrax and swine flu mandates in the military.

The WHO pandemic treaty is described by experts like Brett Weinstein as a "breathtaking" global takeover that must be stopped. The segment links current vaccine mandates to the "Prep Act" and the post-9/11 anthrax scare, which granted the government emergency powers to deploy medical countermeasures without standard oversight. Critics argue that these powers are now being used to force experimental treatments on infants and pregnant women.

The proposed World Health Organization (WHO) pandemic treaty is described as a "breathtaking" global power grab that would allow for total international control over health responses. The legal framework for current vaccine mandates is traced back to the "Prep Act" passed during the post-9/11 anthrax scare. Critics argue that these emergency authorities are being fraudulently used to bypass safety standards and national sovereignty.

The false flag list moves into the 1990s and 2000s, covering state-sponsored massacres in Algeria and the 2001 anthrax attacks, which the FBI eventually admitted were carried out by a U.S. government scientist. Dyer highlights how the Bush administration falsely linked these events and 9-11 to Iraq to justify the 2003 invasion.

The CDC is rebranded as the "Center for Disease Creation," with Dr. Group alleging they work with pharmaceutical companies to profit from illness. The Cochrane Report is cited as evidence that Tamiflu is a "worthless" drug that does not reduce hospitalizations. The segment also links the production of these drugs to political figures like Donald Rumsfeld and the company Gilead, framing the entire industry as a "planned attack" on public health.

A woman born in the Soviet Union warns that America is repeating the evils of communism. Alex Jones cites Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s "Gulag Archipelago" to argue that the time to resist is now through an information war. He cautions against offensive violence, stating that the Second Amendment is for home protection and that an uprising against modern military technology would be suicidal.

A Navy veteran recounts having a stroke after receiving a swine flu shot in 1976, claiming half of his company did not survive the testing. Alex Jones shares reports from Fort Sam Houston in 1999 regarding secret medical experiments on soldiers. He claims the government has admitted that 30,000 troops were killed by smallpox and anthrax vaccinations.

Dr. Boyle claims the CIA maintains secret stockpiles of smallpox and weapons-grade anthrax, potentially for future use against the public. He also discusses the emergence of a "military dictatorship" in the U.S., where figures like General Milley reportedly countermanded presidential authority regarding nuclear codes. The segment concludes with a warning that the globalist elite may launch a new biological threat, such as bird flu, to regain control over a waking population.

The anthrax scares of the 1990s are described as a "beta test" for the current COVID-19 pandemic, which has reportedly killed millions. Hospitals are accused of receiving "bounties" for labeling patients as COVID cases and placing them on ventilators, while doctors who dissent, like Dr. Peter McCullough, face the loss of their medical licenses.

Concerns are raised about potential "bank holidays" being implemented under the guise of climate change emergencies to transition to a one-world digital currency. An active-duty U.S. Army soldier calls in to express regret over taking the COVID-19 vaccine, citing health issues and the pressure placed on enlisted personnel. The discussion references the historical precedent of the anthrax vaccine and suggests Ivermectin as a potential treatment for vaccine-related spike protein issues.

Dr. Francis Boyle concludes his segment by characterizing the current situation as "World War III" involving a depopulation agenda. He references his work defending whistleblowers during the 2001 anthrax attacks and recommends Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s book on Anthony Fauci. Boyle maintains that the globalist elite are possessed by a "Nazi mentality" and that public resistance is the only way to stop the rollout of future pandemics.

Jones highlights the death of TikTok star Candice Murley, who died shortly after posting a video about being vaccinated. He compares the current vaccine rollout to historical anthrax vaccine tests on military troops. He argues that bureaucrats are using "selective" mandates to determine who gets "euthanized," specifically targeting older police officers to ensure total control over the enforcement class.

A veteran caller encourages vaccine-injured service members to file for compensation under Title 38 U.S.C. 1151 to create a public database of adverse effects. The caller compares the current COVID-19 vaccine mandates to previous anthrax vaccine trials that reportedly killed thousands of troops. Jones expresses support for "Feds for Medical Freedom" and other groups resisting mandatory medical procedures within the government.

A historical overview of biological warfare traces the development of pathogens from Japan's Unit 731 and Nazi Germany to the U.S. program at Fort Detrick. The segment claims that the U.S. gave immunity to Japanese war criminals in exchange for their research data. It contrasts modern Russia's focus on organic farming and traditional values with the globalist agenda of GMOs, synthetic meat, and genetically modified mosquitoes released by Bill Gates.