Topic: Colin Powell

Joe Kent describes his realization during multiple deployments to the Middle East that the Iraq War was based on false pretenses. He criticizes figures like Colin Powell for remaining loyal to the government despite knowing the intelligence was flawed. Kent explains that his current whistleblowing is a fulfillment of a personal vow to prevent future generations from being deployed under similar lies.

Syrian Girl (Maram Sousley) argues that the U.S. is using the same "weapons of mass destruction" playbook against Iran that was used against Iraq and Syria. She notes the irony of the U.S. placing the head of Al-Qaeda, Jolani, in power in Syria while claiming to fight Islamic extremism. Sousley warns that false flag chemical attacks are a standard blueprint for manufacturing consent for invasion.

The host addresses long-standing rumors that he is a clone or the comedian Bill Hicks, dismissing them as "conspiracy theories" that distract from real issues. Roseanne Barr reflects on the government's "bullshit" narratives, citing the false claims of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq used by Colin Powell to justify the war. They conclude that the public is being fed "deeper bullshit" than ever before by both political parties.

Mikhail Gorbachev is on record stating that Ronald Reagan asked him if the Soviet Union would join the U.S. in fighting an alien invasion. Colin Powell reportedly admitted to removing numerous UFO references from Reagan's official speeches to maintain a conventional narrative. Reagan also famously told a White House audience after a screening of "ET" that the film's premise was "fact, not fiction."

During the 1980s, Ronald Reagan reportedly asked Mikhail Gorbachev if the Soviet Union would assist the U.S. in the event of an alien invasion. This conversation took place as Reagan promoted the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), also known as "Star Wars." Colin Powell's autobiography mentions his efforts to redact Reagan's frequent references to extraterrestrial threats from official speeches.

The New York Times is criticized for its coverage of Alex Jones, with Celente pointing out the paper's own history of "misinformation" regarding Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. He references Colin Powell's presentation at the UN as a "colon of crap" that led to over a million deaths. Celente quotes George Washington's farewell address to warn against "habitual hatred" or "habitual fondness" for foreign nations.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on Secretary of State Antony Blinken's speech to the UN, comparing it to Colin Powell's 2003 Iraq presentation. Blinken accused Russia of planning a chemical attack or "terrorist bombings" as a pretext to invade Ukraine. Watson notes that these claims come after previous U.S. intelligence predictions of a February 16th invasion failed to materialize.

Dr. Peter McCullough criticizes CNN's Sanjay Gupta for appearing on Sesame Street to promote vaccines to children without providing "fair balance" regarding risks like myocarditis. He argues this violates the US Drug and Cosmetics Act and Truth in Advertising laws. McCullough also discusses the death of Colin Powell, noting that while he died with COVID-19, his terminal multiple myeloma was the primary cause of death.

Columbia University researchers Spiro Pantazatos and Herve Seligman estimate that between 146,000 and 187,000 Americans may have died from the vaccine. In contrast, the average age of a COVID-19 death is 83, often involving multiple comorbidities, as seen in the case of Colin Powell. The study suggests the vaccine may be more dangerous to younger populations than the respiratory illness itself.

Dr. Anthony Fauci and Hillary Clinton were observed together at the funeral of Colin Powell, who died of COVID-19 complications despite being fully vaccinated. In media news, Newsmax reversed its stance on vaccine mandates following listener backlash. Additionally, a report from Garland, Texas, claims two children were accidentally given adult-sized vaccine doses at a church Halloween event.

The Poynter Institute is criticized for instructing journalists not to frame Colin Powell's death as that of a vaccinated person. Data from Maryland and Illinois is cited showing that a high percentage of recent COVID deaths occurred in fully vaccinated individuals. Meanwhile, NPR reports on swamped ERs filled with "sicker" patients who do not have COVID, which the host suggests is a sign of vaccine-induced immune system failure.

The host argues that the left has moved into full-blown totalitarianism, seeking control over food, energy, and the human body. The media's handling of Jen Psaki's COVID infection—claiming her symptoms are "mild" because of the vaccine—is cited as an example of narrative protection. The segment questions why the vaccine is still being mandated if it failed to protect high-profile, fully vaccinated individuals like Colin Powell.

Dr. Bartlett reacts to CNN headlines claiming vaccines reduce the risk of death from all causes, citing the death of fully vaccinated General Colin Powell as a counter-example. He points to VAERS data and risks of myocarditis in young men as evidence that the vaccines are not a "cure-all." Bartlett compares the current response to the 2009 H1N1 pandemic, noting that the previous crisis did not involve the same level of economic shutdown or mandates.

President Biden is accused of lying about the death of Colin Powell by claiming the vaccine extended Powell's life despite his underlying cancer. The host argues that Powell's death while fully vaccinated proves the shots are ineffective. The segment claims the administration is using "misinformation" to cover up the fact that many deaths attributed to COVID-19 are actually caused by pre-existing terminal illnesses.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell has died from complications related to COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated. Claims are made that his death is a result of "blowback" from a globalist bioweapon system he once helped promote. The event is compared to historical biological warfare and the ongoing controversy surrounding the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

Colin Powell is criticized for his role in selling the Iraq War to the United Nations using a vial of fake anthrax and false intelligence regarding mobile biological labs. The 2003 invasion is described as a scheme for defense contractors to steal trillions of dollars while destabilizing the Middle East. His death from a biological agent is framed as a karmic consequence of his involvement in biological weapon misinformation.

Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, criticizing the New York Times for its history of promoting war lies, from the Iraq War to the current COVID-19 narrative. He labels Colin Powell a "murderer" for his role in the 2003 invasion and dismisses the media's portrayal of him as a statesman. Celente argues that the mainstream press serves as "prostitutes" for the military-industrial complex.