Topic: Beyond The Reset

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Alex Jones references the animation "Beyond the Reset" as a documentary-style warning of a future where robots liquidate human bodies for fertilizer. He cites Aldous Huxley’s "Brave New World Revisited" to argue that current global events were planned decades ago. Jones warns of a massive upcoming bioweapon attack and mentions Hillary Clinton's prediction of a major "October Surprise."

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Oleg Kuznetsov Interview on Beyond the Reset Animation

Alex Jones interviews Oleg Kuznetsov, the creator of the viral animated short film *Beyond the Reset*. Kuznetsov, a one-man production studio based in Calgary, explains that he created the film out of "rage" following the 2020 COVID-19 lockdowns in Canada. The film depicts a dystopian future involving social credit scores, mandatory injections, and "superior isolation facilities," which Kuznetsov says was inspired by the rhetoric of Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum.

A 24-minute animated short film titled "Beyond the Reset" is promoted as a vital tool for understanding the globalist agenda. The film depicts a dystopian future where rainforests are cleared to make room for massive solar panel fields. Jones urges the audience to make the video go viral to expose the alleged plan to eradicate plant life.

An audio clip from the film "Beyond the Reset" presents a fictional news report about clearing 100,000 square miles of South American rainforest. The report justifies the deforestation by claiming plants release CO2 at night, contributing to global warming. The segment serves as a warning of the "insane" logic Jones believes globalists are currently adopting.

Jones makes an impassioned plea for his audience to share the film "Beyond the Reset" across all platforms. He compares its potential impact to his earlier documentary "Endgame," which he claims received nearly 100 million views on Google Video. He believes that if enough people see the film, the globalist plan for new lockdowns and bioweapons will fail.