Topic: Atari

The globalist agenda seeks to incite a shooting war or civil war to derail the political and cultural momentum of the conservative movement. Past encounters with federal provocateurs at book signings and militia meetings illustrate attempts to entrap activists into violent plots. Modern conflict is defined as 95% information warfare rather than traditional kinetic military engagement.

Kate Dalley presents a comparative history of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, highlighting "eerily similar" patterns in their rises to power. She suggests that both men were "propped up" by the CIA and military contractors, noting that their partners (Paul Allen and Steve Wozniak) did the actual technical work. Dalley questions how two 20-year-olds with no experience could secure massive funding and oust established competition without deep-state backing.

Alex Jones stresses that violence is not the answer and plays into the hands of the establishment. He cites the "Atari Militia" case from the 1990s, where federal agents tried to entrap a group of farmers by posing hypothetical scenarios about a UN invasion. Jones urges patriots to remain "Christ-like" and focus on political speech rather than falling for provocations that lead to civil war.