Topic: Colonial Pipeline

A caller from Minnesota describes protesting the "Great Reset" at the Mayo Clinic, leading to a discussion on how to wake up the public to "fear tactics." Another caller, Forrest from Nebraska, discusses the Colonial Pipeline shutdown and the Keystone Pipeline, suggesting these events are "con jobs" or staged attacks. Jones agrees, noting that governments historically use false flags as a pretext for war and control, citing both U.S. and Russian examples.

Alex Jones warns of a coming cyber warfare phase following the pandemic, predicting a "kill switch" event for the power grid and banking systems. The discussion highlights a joint cybersecurity advisory from the FBI, NSA, and DOE regarding advanced persistent threat actors targeting industrial control systems. Evidence is presented regarding malware found in Schneider Electric and Omron programmable logic controllers (PLCs) within the U.S. energy sector.

The FCC's announcement of a nationwide emergency alert test on August 11, 2021, is framed as a test for the "internet kill switch." Jones blames globalists for sabotaging the Keystone and Colonial pipelines and opening borders to fentanyl. He expresses a commitment to maintaining redundant broadcast infrastructure to bypass future outages.

Mike Adams discusses the possibility of the globalists provoking an uprising to justify bringing in UN "peacekeeping" troops, which he believes would be Chinese soldiers. He characterizes recent attacks on the Colonial Pipeline and JBS meat plants as probing cyber warfare maneuvers. Adams urges patience with the Maricopa County election audit, suggesting a peaceful exposure of the truth is the best defense against state-provoked violence.

Alex Jones and Greg Reese outline a narrative claiming that globalist interests have seized control of the U.S. executive branch to launch a modern-day communist revolution. The report draws parallels between current environmental policies and the Soviet Holodomor, citing recent cyberattacks on the Colonial Pipeline and JBS Meat as intentional economic warfare. They argue that the White House's strategy against domestic terrorism is a de facto plan to target patriotic Americans and constitutionalists.

China's state media is reported to have warned the U.S. to prepare for nuclear war following Biden's request for a COVID probe. The host dismisses claims that Russian hackers were responsible for the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, attributing such events to "deep state" actors. The segment also criticizes Boris Johnson as a "scumbag" who betrayed the Brexit movement.

The establishment of a "9/11-style" commission to investigate January 6th is described as the implementation of a two-tier justice system. Critics argue that while leftist violence is ignored, Trump supporters face full FBI investigations for minor infractions. The commission is viewed as a tool to permanently chill pro-American free speech and label political opposition as terrorists.

The segment covers the aftermath of the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack, with Shroyer reporting that hackers received $90 million in Bitcoin. He notes that the pipeline's communication systems remain down and links the event to a broader plan to collapse the US dollar. He warns that Biden's spending will lead to hyperinflation and economic ruin.

The Colonial Pipeline shutdown is framed as a globalist test to advance carbon taxes and infrastructure control under the guise of a cyberattack. The segment also addresses comments by Alan West regarding Texas's right to secede from the Union. Jones argues that the founding documents of Texas and New Hampshire explicitly permit withdrawal from the United States by treaty or revolt.

Andrew Torba, CEO of Gab, joins the show to discuss the failure of Donald Trump's "news desk" blog. Torba argues that Trump is being sabotaged by "grifters" like Jared Kushner who prevent him from joining platforms with active communities. The segment transitions into a discussion about the Colonial Pipeline hack, which Jones suggests was an orchestrated collapse to drive up gas prices.

Alex Jones takes calls from pipeline operators and inspectors regarding the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. Callers argue that the pipeline could have been restarted manually within hours and that the decision to remain closed was political or financial. The segment links the shutdown to the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline and a broader agenda to deindustrialize the United States.

The ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline is characterized as a potential "false flag" or inside operation designed to grant globalists more control over infrastructure. By blaming nebulous hacker groups, the administration can normalize energy instability and advance a deindustrialization agenda. This process mirrors economic collapses seen in Venezuela and Cuba, aimed at making the American population poor and dependent.

A whistleblower claims that the Colonial Pipeline hack was facilitated by a low-level worker with high-level security access who allegedly cooperated with hackers. This "inside job" theory suggests that the event was a manufactured crisis to advance globalist goals. The host discusses the ethics of using "the screws" or torture in extreme scenarios, such as when a pipeline supplying 100 million people is shut down, though he clarifies he is not officially endorsing the practice.

Alex Jones discusses the national emergency caused by the Colonial Pipeline shutdown, attributing it to globalist sabotage rather than random hackers. He argues that the shutdown is part of the "Great Reset" plan to collapse the first world and force dependency on a centralized system. Jones predicts that gas and food shortages will become permanent fixtures of the planned economic implosion.