Topic: Conventional War

Military leaders in Canada and the United Kingdom, including Sir Richard Knightington, issue warnings about preparing for large-scale conventional conflicts. They emphasize building resilience in national infrastructure for a "war economy." Harrison Smith suggests these coordinated statements point toward a planned global die-off to facilitate the implementation of digital IDs.

A parody song titled Big Mike mocks Michelle Obama before the discussion shifts to political figures and war crimes. Allegations are made regarding Madeleine Albright and the deaths of children in Iraq, questioning if such actions constitute violations of the Geneva Convention.

A caller using the handle "Globalist Double Agent" argues that NATO is pushing for a full-scale conventional war with Russia to trigger martial law in North America. Jones counters that any tactical nuclear use will inevitably lead to a global nuclear winter and the collapse of civilization. They discuss the "no-win" nature of the current escalation in Ukraine.

Russia issues a new alert regarding World War III as Western politicians are accused of losing their sense of self-preservation. Reports indicate U.S. contractors are being treated at military hospitals in Germany for wounds sustained in Ukraine, which Shroyer identifies as a dangerous escalation. The segment highlights that the U.S. is paying the salaries of 57,000 Ukrainian first responders while domestic services face defunding.

The Kremlin announced that the Geneva Convention may not apply to two Americans captured in Ukraine because they were not there officially. This move is described as Russia "trolling" President Joe Biden, highlighting the lack of an official US declaration of war. The administration is criticized for its perceived inability to negotiate the release of these citizens or WNBA star Brittney Griner.

Reports of Ukrainian soldiers mocking the families of dead Russian soldiers and filming the torture of prisoners are discussed. Michael de la Brocque explains that Russian Telegram users have been doxxing the perpetrators, some of whom have since been captured by Russian forces. Watson points out the double standard in media coverage, noting that similar actions by Russian troops would result in global outrage and wall-to-wall reporting.

Graphic reports and footage have emerged showing Ukrainian Nazi battalions allegedly torturing Russian prisoners of war, including shooting them in the legs and genitals. These actions are condemned as severe violations of the Geneva Convention and basic human rights. The segment argues that regardless of one's stance on the war, such atrocities must be decried to maintain human dignity.

Verified footage shows Ukrainian soldiers engaging in the torture and execution of Russian prisoners, including instances of castration and shooting captives at point-blank range. In one recorded incident, a Ukrainian officer uses a deceased soldier's phone to mock the man's mother. While the Ukrainian government has officially warned its troops to follow the Geneva Convention, the segment argues these atrocities are being ignored by Western mainstream media.

Dr. Roberts argues that the United States lacks the capability to win a conventional war against Russia or China, which increases the risk of escalation to nuclear weapons. He asserts that the "deep state" operates independently of President Biden's control. The segment concludes that the US is pressuring Russia into a "Mexican standoff" that could have catastrophic consequences.

In his closing remarks, Dr. Stock suggests that a Convention of States and action at the state legislature level are the only long-term solutions to federal overreach. The host encourages listeners to support independent doctors and clinics before transitioning to a promotion for the War Room and Harrison Smith's program.

Gerald Celente analyzes the recent conflict in Gaza, suggesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used the war to prevent a political coalition from ousting him. Celente criticizes U.S. military aid to Israel and the violation of international law regarding settlements. He warns that the current global tensions and the "COVID war" are leading toward a potential World War III involving nuclear-armed nations.