Topic: Compost

Miller Lite's new advertisement is critiqued for its feminist tone and apology for past marketing featuring women in bikinis. The ad's concept of turning old promotional materials into compost for female brewers is mocked as "weaponized" and anti-fun. The host views this as another example of a corporation alienating its core customer base.

Shroyer reports on New York legalizing "human composting" for burials, comparing it to *Soylent Green*. He discusses a vandalized anti-abortion billboard in Portland and plays a clip of Jane Goodall calling for global depopulation to solve climate change, linking these stories to a perceived Democrat disregard for human life.

Maria Z discusses the legalization of "alkaline hydrolysis" (liquefying human corpses) and human composting in Washington State and California. She highlights a "zero emissions" plan in Queensland to dissolve the deceased as part of a climate change agenda. The host expresses disgust at the normalization of turning human remains into "garden soil" or "flesh goo."

Jones reports that 20 states have passed laws to allow the composting of human remains, which he compares to "Soylent Green." He also claims the U.S. Senate recently failed to block human-animal cloning, with Press Secretary Jen Psaki expressing opposition to the ban. The segment concludes with Jones citing a study on high rates of mental health issues among white liberal women, attributing it to the abandonment of traditional family structures.

The globalist agenda aims to make humans obsolete by 2030 through the deployment of robot ghost ships, bipedal combat robots, and robot dogs in the military. Plans allegedly include moving humans into a virtual reality "Matrix" powered by heat from babies grown in pods. Recent legislation in Oregon and Washington permitting human composting is presented as evidence of the commodification of the human body.

Oregon and Washington have officially permitted human composting, which is framed as a step toward treating humans as a commodity. President Joe Biden is criticized for a speech in which he attributed black vaccine hesitancy to the Tuskegee Airmen, despite the historical reality of the Tuskegee syphilis experiment. The segment calls for the arrest of Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci for alleged fraud regarding vaccine safety and PCR testing.

Mike Adams discusses the demotion of a Space Force commander for criticizing neo-Marxist agendas in the military. He also reports on a controversial Wisconsin law regarding the liquefaction of human remains, claiming that processed remains are being used in "bio-sludge" fertilizer for food crops. Adams frames this as a "Matrix-style" agenda to feed the dead to the living.