Topic: Belfast

The conversation covers the failure of internment without trial in 1972 Northern Ireland, which served as a recruitment tool for the IRA. Bracken warns that the left is using commercial fireworks as horizontal mortar shells to attack police. Jones reiterates that the globalists are preparing a false flag involving a "mock" Trump supporter to justify a crackdown.

Matt Bracken recalls the 1965 Watts riots, noting that police used their own rifles to stop arsonists before the era of smartphones. He argues that because police are no longer authorized to use deadly force against arsonists, the conflict will escalate into a "rifle war" between vigilantes. Jones concludes the segment by calling for a fine line to be walked in the information war to defuse the globalist plan.

Bracken describes a "societal siege" where the breakdown of rule of law leads to the collapse of food supply chains in Los Angeles. He warns that no-go zones will emerge, similar to those in Europe, where local warlords rule outside the law. Jones suggests that globalists like Klaus Schwab may use cyber attacks on the power grid to further the destabilization.

Alex Jones encourages listeners to donate to Tommy Robinson via Urban Scoop to help with his legal battles. Robinson predicts he will likely face jail time upon his return to the UK but believes it will only galvanize his support. They discuss the unprecedented unity between Irish Republicans and Loyalists in Belfast, who are reportedly marching together against the government's migration policies.

Celenti reviews Van Morrison's 2020 anti-lockdown songs, which labeled the UK government "fascist bullies." He notes the backlash Morrison faced, including calls to revoke his "Freedom of Belfast Award." Celenti defends Morrison's lyrics about "crooked facts" and "enslavement," arguing that the singer was one of the few real men in the music industry to stand against "groupthink."

Hillary Clinton was heckled and called a "war criminal" by protesters in Belfast, Ireland, while attending a ceremonial induction at Queen's University. Domestically, the House of Representatives passed legislation expanding abortion access and "red flag" gun confiscation for ex-military members. The host characterizes Clinton's ceremonial royal robes as a mask for her alleged involvement in globalist crimes and child trafficking.