Topic: Demolition Man

The broadcast highlights the 1993 film "Demolition Man" as a predictive text for a future where meat is banned and virtual reality replaces physical life. Jones argues that globalist organizations like the WEF and the Club of Rome are attempting to force unpopular transitions, such as the Metaverse and eating insects, onto the public. He notes that Mark Zuckerberg's $24 billion investment in the Metaverse has largely failed due to public rejection.

A caller asks about the transition to a cashless society and its resemblance to the film "Demolition Man." Jones agrees that the movie accurately predicted a future of engineered brainwashing, a nanny state, and the use of controlled criminals as a pretext for fear. The segment highlights how corporations and governments use engineered crises to consolidate power over the population.

The implementation of social credit scores and CBDCs is compared to the film "Demolition Man," where citizens are instantly fined for "no-no words." Alex Jones reports that cities are already installing hidden microphones to monitor public and private conversations, fulfilling the "panopticism" predicted by George Orwell in "1984." The segment concludes that the only way to resist this 5G "prison pain induction center" is to build natural, rural communities while using technology to fight the system.