Topic: Black Colleges

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Jones warns that the deep state may stage false flag attacks on traditional Black colleges or churches to blame Trump supporters and incite racial violence. He references previous "hoax" bomb threats following the death of Charlie Kirk as a template for these provocations. These events are allegedly designed to create a backdrop of chaos that justifies military intervention against the administration.

The death of Charlie Kirk is discussed in the context of media attempts to frame his supporters as white supremacists and incite conflict with Black colleges. Claims are made that fake bomb threats were used to manufacture racial tension and discredit conservative movements. The segment emphasizes that globalist entities like the ADL benefit from internal domestic strife between different ethnic and cultural groups.

Predictions are made regarding staged attacks on traditional black colleges and illegal alien demonstrations to frame political opponents. The speaker claims to have predicted these events months in advance, citing a recent evacuation at a college as a "prime the pump" exercise. Federal agents in ICE and the National Guard are praised for their restraint despite being outnumbered and under attack by what is described as a globalist agenda.

The globalist agenda is described as a "devil cult" involving transhumanism, the promotion of "poison shots," and the chemical mutilation of children in schools. BlackRock and the New World Order are identified as the architects of this "nightmare hellscape." Warnings are issued regarding potential false flag attacks on traditionally black colleges or churches to incite racial violence and fulfill the conditions of the Podesta Plan.

Jones warns that the "Deep State" may orchestrate attacks on traditional Black colleges or churches to blame Trump supporters and incite a racial uprising. He claims this is part of the "Podesta Plan" to create chaos and prevent Trump from governing. Jones urges Black Americans to be aware of these potential "scripted" events, citing past instances where he claims to have predicted similar tragedies.

Footage shows Donald Trump visiting a Chick-fil-A in Atlanta, Georgia, where he bought meals for customers and interacted with staff. Trump discussed his administration's funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), claiming he did more for them than Joe Biden. Owen Shroyer contrasts this "organic" and "human" interaction with Joe Biden's public appearances.

Roger Stone joins Joel Gilbert to discuss the "apoplectic panic" within the Democratic Party following recent polls showing Donald Trump leading in swing states. Stone agrees with Gilbert's prediction that Michelle Obama will be the nominee, noting that she is the only candidate who could plausibly replace Kamala Harris without causing a revolt within the party's base.

England football fans who booed players for "taking a knee" during Euro 2020 are defended by MP Jacob Rees-Mogg as expressing a backlash against "wokeness" rather than racism. Watson argues that the gesture is a political endorsement of Black Lives Matter, a group he describes as anti-family and Marxist. He notes that several Eastern European teams, including Croatia, have refused to participate in the gesture.