Topic: D Wave

Roger Avary provides an in-depth analysis of Richard Linklater's film Nouvelle Vague, which dramatizes the evolution of the French New Wave. He commends the film for remaining focused on the history of cinema rather than modern politics. Avary explains how Linklater used digital tools subtly to recreate 1950s Paris while shooting on 16mm film to maintain an authentic aesthetic.

Brian Krassenstein predicts a "large blue wave" in the upcoming midterm elections due to public dissatisfaction with immigration enforcement. He suggests that Trump is looking for a way to pull back ICE operations in Minnesota without appearing weak. Alex Jones concludes the interview, noting that while they disagree, the conversation is necessary for a "crossover audience."

The Trump administration is reportedly establishing a rapid reaction force of 700 National Guard troops to address potential civil unrest, a move critics label as martial law. The rise in violent crime is attributed to Democratic policies and Soros-funded district attorneys who release violent offenders. Media productions, including the film Joker and a recent Leonardo DiCaprio project, are accused of being designed to inspire violence against law enforcement.

Graphic video footage is reviewed showing a woman being executed by a homeless suspect in Philadelphia and a mob of thugs crashing a truck into a California jewelry shop. Additional reports detail a mass robbery of a Rolex shop in Chicago, which the host uses to challenge Biden-era claims that white supremacy is the primary domestic threat. The segment argues that these crimes are statistically dominated by specific demographics and are being ignored by the media to create anti-white sentiment.

Viral footage from Los Angeles shows police officers explaining they cannot arrest individuals for misdemeanors not committed in their presence, requiring citizens to perform "private person's arrests." This policy is blamed on leftist NGOs and Soros-backed DAs who have effectively legalized theft up to certain dollar amounts. The segment warns that this intentional collapse of law and order is a precursor to government-run grocery stores and universal basic income.

A caller from Milwaukee describes the lawlessness and reckless driving in his city, leading Jones to reminisce about his "Bill Clinton is a Rapist" campaign. Jones recounts spending millions on blimps, airplanes, and prizes to confront the Clintons publicly. He attributes his survival and continued broadcast to divine grace despite being on "hit lists."

The "Fifth Wave" of the anti-New World Order movement is set to begin on June 14, 2025, coinciding with Flag Day and Donald Trump's birthday. This wave follows previous historical movements from 1910, the 1950s, the 1990s (Waco/Ruby Ridge), and 2016. Proponents believe this cresting wave is necessary to transition humanity toward a "Type 1 civilization" despite globalist attempts to trigger nuclear war.

Operation Tidal Wave resulted in 800 arrests in Florida and thousands of detentions nationwide targeting TDA gang members. The Department of Justice has authorized arrests based on probable cause, such as gang tattoos and lack of identification, rather than waiting for warrants. Donald Trump is reportedly focusing on discrediting the previous administration's executive orders signed via auto-pen.

Alex Jones claims that the general public is in a "sleep state" or trance induced by television and chemicals in the water like fluoride. He argues that people have been pre-programmed through hypnotic suggestion to laugh at serious warnings about government overreach. Jones asserts that the only way to "cure the zombification of humanity" is through the incessant broadcasting of the truth on platforms like InfoWars.

Jones reviews the "red wave" election map, showing Republican gains across 86% of the country, and mocks the idea of Russian interference. He praises his co-hosts Harrison Smith, Owen Shroyer, and Chase Geiser for their work during the transition period. Jones reflects on his 30-year career, stating that even if the physical studio is seized, the "InfoWar" lives on through the activists he has inspired.

NASA's collaboration with Google and D-Wave on quantum computing is examined as a tool for advanced information processing and social control. Bermas points out that Google was founded with seed money from the CIA's investment arm, In-Q-Tel, making it a "military-industrial complex technopoly." The pursuit of "quantum supremacy" is linked to the creation of a metaverse designed to detach the public from biological reality.

Reports from New York City allege a new crime wave involving illegal migrants deliberately jumping in front of vehicles to extort money from drivers. This behavior is described as a tactic to exploit terrified motorists for financial gain. The segment links these incidents to broader concerns regarding border security and urban safety.

A populist political wave is surging across Europe as voters reject globalist organizations like the UN, WEF, and BlackRock. Figures like Marine Le Pen are gaining traction, reflecting a global realignment against transhumanism and internationalist policies. Filmmaker Mickey Willis is introduced as a guest for the fourth hour to discuss the spiritual battle between good and evil.

In a highly speculative segment, Mike Adams and Alex Jones discuss the possibility that an interdimensional silicon-based AI is "terraforming" Earth by sequestering CO2 and dimming the sun. They reference the film *Oblivion* and claim that China is building gravity wave detection systems on the moon to track faster-than-light travel. They frame the globalist elite as "minions" doing the bidding of a non-human cosmic intelligence.

A video from the Google and NASA Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab explains their partnership using D-Wave quantum computers. The segment explores the concept of the "multiverse" and "quantum tunneling." Bermas expresses skepticism toward the multiverse theory, viewing it as a way to undermine the concept of free will and objective reality.

The creator of the Carrington app discusses real-time monitoring of the magnetosphere and the potential for regional telecom glitches. The segment explores theories regarding Birkeland currents and a galactic wave of charged particles as the cause for the weakening of Earth's magnetic field.

Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene warn supporters against complacency regarding Donald Trump's 2024 prospects. Greene discusses a bill introduced by Benny Thompson to remove Trump's Secret Service protection, suggesting a deep-state desire to see the former president harmed in prison. They reflect on the failed "red wave" of 2022 and the potential for further election interference.

Taco Bell has suspended indoor dining at several Oakland locations due to an escalating crime wave, reflecting a broader trend of retail closures in major cities. The segment suggests that the intentional breakdown of law and order is a pretext for the deployment of the National Guard and the implementation of martial law.

The segment discusses Miles Copeland, a known CIA operative who became a major figure in the music industry as the manager of The Police. Copeland reportedly applied techniques learned in the CIA to pioneer the punk and new wave genres. Dyer highlights Copeland's book "Game of Nations," which suggests that the long-term goal of intelligence operations is global depopulation.

Dr. Dennis Rancourt discusses unprecedented summer mortality peaks in the United States, which he correlates with "vaccine equity" programs targeting poor and rural populations. He presents data showing a near-perfect proportionality between a state's poverty level and its excess mortality rate. Rancourt argues that viruses do not naturally select for poverty, suggesting the deaths were caused by socioeconomic stress and aggressive medical interventions.