Topic: Banksters

A viral video from years ago featuring a 10-year-old Rex Jones explains the "Terrorism 101" cycle. The video describes how "banksters" and media hype terror threats to install dictators, control resources, and profit from money laundering and drug trafficking. The segment serves as a reminder of the long-term educational mission of the InfoWars platform.

The true enemies of humanity are identified as a "bankster cabal" and the military-industrial complex that profits from tears and sweat. Their power is described as an illusion built on brainwashing and a "consumerism ideology" that destroys human history. The segment urges the public to stop feeling like slaves and to resist the chains imposed by the globalist financial system.

Harold Zeger encourages Americans to engage in mass peaceful mobilization, such as camping around state capitals, to force a return to constitutional governance. He argues that the primary goal should be removing "banksters," the Federal Reserve, and the IRS to ensure the country's survival.

Gerald Celente critiques Janet Yellen's interview on *60 Minutes*, calling her the "chief financial officer" of a crime syndicate. He mocks her shifting terminology for inflation, from "temporary" to "transitory," and jokes that it is now "transgenderatory." Celente asserts that the banking system is rigged to benefit the elite while draining the wealth of average households.

Celente criticizes the ongoing nuclear drills by NATO, quoting Albert Einstein on the primitive nature of a potential fourth world war. He describes the U.S. government as a "crime syndicate" that protects "banksters" like those at JPMorgan Chase. He questions why no criminal charges were brought against officials who "lied us into war" in the Middle East.

The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes are described as a "Ponzi scheme" designed to manage the midterm elections rather than curb real inflation. Celente argues that Social Security is "broke" because the funds were stolen to finance government spending. He calls for a return to the values of the "Prince of Peace" and a rejection of the "demonic" war machine.

Gerald Celente reads from the Declaration of Independence to argue that the public has a duty to "throw off" a government that pursues absolute despotism. He mocks the logic of mask mandates in restaurants and the inaccuracy of PCR tests. Celente points to the low COVID death rate in Australia as evidence that the current police state measures are a "freak show" designed for total social control.

Protests in Ireland, France, and Italy are highlighted as examples of global resistance to "bankster" politicians like Italy's Mario Draghi. Celente calls for a "universal umbrella of freedom, peace, and justice" similar to the coalition formed during the American Revolution. He warns that the "COVID cops" in Australia are setting a dangerous precedent by fining and arresting citizens for exercising their basic rights.

Emmanuel Macron is criticized as a "Rothschild flunky" implementing tyrannical measures in France. Celente identifies three groups running the world: the "banksters," the military-industrial complex, and the "drug lords" (Big Pharma). He references Eisenhower's farewell address as a warning against the theft of future generations' freedom.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and other "banksters" are accused of rigging the precious metals market and pushing for a return to office work to save their real estate loans. The Federal Reserve, led by Jerome Powell, is criticized for propping up big banks while the average citizen faces economic hardship.