Topic: Depleted Uranium

The transition to a "Great Reset" system under BlackRock and the Rothschilds is described as a move toward social engineering and the destruction of the free market. Simultaneously, military operations are gearing up to use A-10 Warthog aircraft firing depleted uranium rounds, which are characterized as dirty bombs that spread radioactive dust. These actions are seen as part of a plan to replace domestic populations with brainwashed third-world groups.

The Pentagon reportedly possesses classified space-based "meteor gun" technology capable of destroying bunkers located over a mile underground. These non-nuclear weapons use depleted uranium sabots accelerated through the gravity well to 35,000 miles per hour. There is internal debate regarding whether Donald Trump has been fully briefed on these systems as he weighs the effectiveness of conventional B-2 bomber payloads.

The Russian government signals its willingness to negotiate directly with Washington to end the war in Ukraine while reporting that a third of its Black Sea fleet has been damaged. Tensions rise as Russia rejects U.S. claims to islands in the Arctic and NATO urges Ukraine to accelerate military conscription. Additionally, reports from Serbia link NATO's historical use of depleted uranium to a localized cancer epidemic.

The French government's reported ban on certain iPhone models due to radiation levels serves as a starting point for a discussion on 5G technology. Comparisons are made between cell phone radiation and the long-term health effects of cigarettes. The segment also touches on the dangers of depleted uranium (DU) and environmental toxins like atrazine.

Jones highlights the hypocrisy of the Biden administration regarding cluster bombs, playing a clip of Jen Psaki previously calling their use a "war crime." He warns that the use of depleted uranium (DU) munitions by the British is an even greater threat due to radioactive toxicity. The segment ends with a promotion for InfoWars supplements like X3 and Nitric Boost.

Yuval Noah Harari is criticized for suggesting that AI could rewrite the Bible to "correct" religion. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin warns that Russia will respond to the UK's provision of depleted uranium shells to Ukraine, viewing them as having a nuclear component. The Biden administration's decision to send these rounds is framed as a dangerous escalation toward nuclear war.

Vladimir Putin's stance on depleted uranium (DU) munitions is detailed, with Russia claiming that DU rounds have a nuclear component and will trigger a nuclear response. The Biden administration's move to supply these rounds to Ukraine is presented as a direct path to nuclear theater. The environmental impact of DU radiation, which lasts billions of years, is highlighted as a catastrophic consequence of this escalation.

Bob Fletcher, a former machinist for Boeing, argues that standard aluminum aircraft could not have penetrated the steel of the Twin Towers. He claims the planes used on 9/11 were specially manufactured with depleted uranium to ensure penetration. He links the "dustification" of the buildings to Nikola Tesla’s original research into directed energy and atomic separation.

Fletcher discusses advanced military technologies, including rail guns tested in Idaho and aircraft allegedly reinforced with depleted uranium for maximum penetration. He draws on his background as a machinist for Boeing and Lockheed to argue that standard aluminum planes could not have performed the maneuvers seen on 9/11.

NATO forces are supplying Ukraine with depleted uranium munitions, a move that prompted Russian President Vladimir Putin to announce the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. Investigative reports indicate that depleted uranium dust from previous conflicts in Iraq has caused a massive increase in birth defects and cancer among civilians and veterans. The US government recently declassified a 1960 Air Force film on nuclear attacks, which critics claim is intended to stoke public fear.

The Pentagon plans to increase artillery ammunition production by 500% to support a long-term war in Ukraine. Concerns are raised about the use of depleted uranium (DU) rounds, which Russia has stated would be treated as a nuclear provocation. Ukraine has signaled intentions to strike major Russian cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg, further heightening the risk of a nuclear response.

The deployment of Abrams M1A1 tanks to Ukraine introduces depleted uranium (DU) sabot rounds to the battlefield, which Russia has officially declared equivalent to the use of "dirty bombs." Russian delegates in Vienna warned that any use of DU munitions will be treated as a nuclear attack, potentially triggering a nuclear response from Moscow. These weapons, originally designed to counter Soviet armor during the Cold War, are now being deployed in a hot war scenario.

Caller Thumper from Michigan argues that Joe Biden's comments about "nuclear Armageddon" have alienated independent voters. He also discusses the dangers of depleted uranium and its link to infertility and myocarditis. Jones agrees that the threat of nuclear war is being used by the UN to scare the population into submission.