Topic: Cicadas

The hosts of "The View" are mocked for suggesting that the recent solar eclipse, earthquakes, and the emergence of cicadas are linked to climate change. The segment highlights the factual errors in their discussion, noting that eclipses and cicada cycles follow predictable astronomical and biological schedules unrelated to modern climate shifts.

A "Devil Comet" and a rare celestial nova explosion are expected to be visible during the April eclipse period. Trillions of cicadas from two different broods are also set to emerge simultaneously for the first time in 221 years. In health news, reports claim a single dose of the Pfizer vaccine contains 200 billion DNA fragments that can cause "turbo cancer" by incorporating into human DNA.

Jones discusses a tragic drowning incident in Waldorf, Maryland, as an example of the "domestication" of modern society where people lack basic survival skills like swimming. He then transitions to a report on CNN anchors eating cicadas, framing the promotion of insect-eating (entomophagy) as a globalist plot to lower human standards of living. He claims this is part of the "Agenda 2030" plan to replace traditional meat with insect protein.

Alex Jones critiques a CNN segment featuring chef Bun Lai, who encourages the host to eat cicadas. Jones links the promotion of "sustainable sushi" and insect consumption to the implementation of Chinese-style social credit scores and the destruction of the nuclear family. He mocks the media's use of celebrities to promote experimental vaccines and "dystopian" lifestyle changes, characterizing the viewers who follow these trends as being in a "cult."

Jones cites scientific reports on engineering protein crystals to make cells magnetic, claiming this technology allows for remote control via light or high-energy arrays like 5G. He returns to the CNN cicada segment, mocking the host's reaction to eating a "dead" insect. Jones argues that these media stunts are psychological operations designed to normalize a "Blade Runner" style dystopia where humans are treated as a commodity.