Topic: Carnegie

A call to action encourages listeners to share InfoWars content to combat what is described as a globalist system in tatters. References are made to Carnegie Endowment and Rockefeller Foundation documents from 2013 that allegedly identified the broadcast as a primary threat to the global establishment. The segment emphasizes the permanence of the "InfoWar" regardless of the physical facility's status.

Donald Trump reportedly has a deal with Russia that would give U.S. companies preferential access to rare minerals in exchange for peace. This economic alliance is seen as a threat to the "British Empire" and globalist elites who prefer perpetual conflict. The host advocates for "peace through strength" and unlimited economic expansion rather than the "barbarian" cycle of war.

Alex Jones claims he was once offered a $50 million annual salary by a top DC law firm to become a "fact-checker" for the establishment. He asserts that globalist power is concentrated in tax-free foundations like Rockefeller and Carnegie, which use the CIA as a clearinghouse for their interests. Brand and Jones discuss how the elite assess influencers to determine if they can be bought or if they must be destroyed through "lawfare."

The "Deep State" is identified as a network of tax-free foundations, including Rockefeller and Carnegie, which represent major banking interests. The host claims to have been offered a $50 million annual salary by a top D.C. law firm to become a "fact-checker" for the establishment. Russell Brand and the host discuss how the system assesses "volatile entities" to determine if they can be bought or must be destroyed.

The "British experiment in freedom" is described as a historical threat to tyrants, leading to efforts by globalist foundations to "breed out" the rebellious spirit of the Scots and Irish. However, the influence of Elon Musk and the return of free speech have reportedly led to a massive awakening in the UK. Recent rallies, such as the "Unite the Kingdom" event, suggest the public is finally rejecting the BBC-controlled narrative.

The host delivers a satirical critique of Athletic Greens, a former advertiser that dropped the show due to its association with Alex Jones. Using hyperbolic humor, the host jokingly claims the product caused a friend's death and mocks the "lifestyle" branding of green powder supplements. The segment is framed as a comedic response to being canceled by corporate sponsors.

The reality of Iranian sleeper cells is acknowledged, with Jones stating they have been a threat for decades. However, the focus shifts to how globalist factions, including MI6 and the Carnegie Endowment, might exploit these cells to expand the conflict. The narrative suggests that even if Iran backs down, neoconservatives may stage an event to ensure the war continues for economic and geopolitical gain.

The Carnegie Endowment is accused of exerting undue influence over the CIA and FBI to facilitate globalist war agendas and domestic election interference. Historical parallels are drawn between current tensions and previous neocon-led conflicts in Iraq and Libya. Claims are made that these organizations worked with foreign entities to steal the 2020 election from Donald Trump using fraudulent ballots.

The Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations are identified as the primary forces behind legal efforts to remove the host from the airwaves. These "Satanic globalists" allegedly seek to maintain a world government by proliferating destabilization and biological weapons. The host asserts that his broadcast is a critical target because it informs the public and influences high-level political decision-making outside of establishment channels.

The host claims a track record of accurate geopolitical predictions, including the timing of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the 2017 warnings about a Chinese respiratory virus. These insights are attributed to the study of white papers from the UN, Rockefeller Foundation, and Carnegie Endowment. The segment argues that globalist entities use "Disease X" and regional wars to consolidate power through a "Great Reset."

Donald Trump has increased ICE deportations and conscripted IRS enforcement officers to assist with border security. Meanwhile, the Carnegie Endowment and Rockefeller Foundation are identified as the "shadow government" entities that placed Bill Burns at the head of the CIA. These foundations are accused of facilitating a coup against the United States in alliance with Communist China to implement a globalist agenda.

The Carnegie Endowment's founding charter is described as a roadmap to end nation-states and traditional family structures in favor of a "post-human era." This plan includes depopulation, social credit scores, and the integration of nanotech into the human body. Globalist agendas like UNESCO and Agenda 2030 are framed as tools to create global instability, allowing these organizations to pose as saviors while implementing feudal control.

CIA Director Bill Burns and Secretary of State Tony Blinken are accused of having deep financial ties to China through the Carnegie Endowment and the Penn Biden Center. DHS CISA, under Chris Krebs, allegedly used a "Countering Foreign Influence Task Force" to censor Donald Trump's tweets about foreign ballot printing. This operation is described as a treasonous effort to hide the CCP's role in the 2020 election.

The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the CIA are accused of coordinating with the Chinese government to facilitate the delivery of fraudulent ballots to distribution centers. Claims suggest that former Carnegie head Bill Burns, now CIA Director, oversaw a shadow government apparatus that integrated CCP members into Western policy boards. This alleged alliance is described as a successful coup against the United States intended to install the Biden administration through premeditated election theft.

The discussion explores the shift from a globalist international order to a new system based on national sovereignty and free markets. Martin Armstrong and the host discuss the potential for a U.S.-Russia alliance to isolate Communist China. However, there is concern that China may attack Taiwan to unify its population as its internal economic model faces pressure.

President Trump is credited with dismantling leftist cultural ideologies, including Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives funded by taxpayer money. While the public is beginning to awaken to the predatory nature of globalist policies, institutional forces like the Carnegie Endowment and the Rockefeller Foundation continue to exert influence. These entities are accused of using media platforms to demoralize the populist movement.

The host discusses 1950s Carnegie Endowment documents that allegedly proposed merging the U.S. and Soviet Union for "world peace." He credits General Michael Flynn for warning the Obama administration that China would eventually "double-cross" the globalists. This historical context is used to explain Trump's current strategy of pivoting away from NATO toward a deal with Russia.

Carroll discusses the complexity of global power structures, warning against oversimplified narratives while emphasizing the importance of "following the money." He mentions historical power groups like the Rothschild, Rockefeller, and Carnegie families and their influence on the banking and industrial sectors. The segment encourages listeners to maintain a critical mind and look for who benefits from specific global events.

Donald Trump has reportedly taken control of the US-made global government infrastructure, a move criticized by legacy media outlets like CNN. There are calls to legally indict the heads of major tax-free foundations, including the Carnegie Endowment, for alleged criminal activities. While the neoliberal system faces collapse, challenges remain regarding artificial intelligence and transhumanist agendas.

The global government system, designed by the British Empire and the UN, is described as an infrastructure intended to collapse nation-states into a corporate globalist model. Critics argue that by cutting off the command and control of foundations like Rockefeller and Carnegie, the U.S. can reclaim its soul. The goal is to shift from a globalist empire to an American model of soft power and intellectual dominance based on 1776 principles.