Topic: Bolshevik War

Sam Tripoli describes the current political climate in America as a "Bolshevik war" characterized by internal subversion and the weakening of institutions. He argues that protesters in Minneapolis are being used as "useful idiots" by the Democratic Party to create chaos. The discussion suggests that these events are part of a deliberate business plan to incite violence and demoralize the American public.

Greg Reese reports on potential NATO plans for a false flag operation in the Black Sea to trigger World War III. The report suggests that globalists are using Russia as a scapegoat to destroy the United States from within. Historical context is provided regarding Russian support for America during the Revolution and the Civil War, contrasting it with modern Western aggression.

A caller named Mike provides a historical perspective, claiming Russia saved the US from a British invasion in 1863. He argues that the US should be courting an alliance with Russia to counter China, rather than pursuing conflict. Jones laments the loss of "Christian civilization" and warns that only an atheist China will remain if the West and Russia destroy each other.

Referencing the research of Anthony Sutton, Jay Dyer explains how Western banking interests and the US government supported the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. The goal was to destroy the Russian Empire and rebuild it as a Western-controlled corporate asset. This historical precedent is used to explain how modern globalists use "revolutionary" movements to consolidate power and resources under a technocratic elite.

Jay Dyer explores the "Cold War dialectic," arguing that Western industrialists and financial organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations actually supported the Soviet Union to create a "global order." Citing Professor Anthony Sutton, Dyer claims that the conflict between capitalism and communism was an engineered struggle designed to lead to a "synthesis" of global control. He suggests that powerful figures like David Rockefeller openly admired the Chinese socialist model.