Topic: Dictionary

The host explores the linguistic differences between "decimate," "devastate," and "annihilate" in the context of fighting the "New World Order." He expresses a desire for Elon Musk to "annihilate" globalist structures rather than just disrupting them. A report by John Stossel, which has garnered over 100 million views on X, is highlighted for its role in "dismantling" globalist narratives regarding population control and the environment.

Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, citing the Oxford dictionary definition of genocide to describe the situation in Gaza. He lambasts Jared Kushner for calling the slaughter an "unfortunate situation" and suggesting Palestinians be moved to the Negev desert. Celente notes the close ties between the Kushner family, Donald Trump, and Benjamin Netanyahu.

Viva Frei predicted that Merriam-Webster might change the definition of "bloodbath" to remove its economic meaning in response to the current political controversy. The dictionary currently lists "a major economic disaster" as a valid definition, which aligns with Donald Trump's usage regarding the auto industry. The segment also touched on the Georgia RICO case, noting Judge Scott McAfee's decision regarding Fani Willis and Nathan Wade.

The segment criticizes the arbitrary definition of "hate speech" used by tech companies, citing the Free Speech Union's defense of women's rights activists. It also highlights a World Economic Forum article praising the public's compliance with COVID lockdowns as a "test" for future climate lockdowns. The host notes that India has already begun implementing climate-related driving restrictions.

Reardon encourages people to "get loud" because the voices of American citizens are being muffled by social media censorship and shifting definitions. He points out that the Webster Dictionary recently changed the definition of "anti-vaxxer" to include those who oppose mandates. He argues that these linguistic changes are part of a strategy to label and watch dissenters.

Dr. Farella argues that mRNA injections are "genetic products" rather than traditional vaccines and notes that dictionaries have changed definitions to accommodate them. She discusses "spike protein syndrome," claiming that vaccinated individuals produce proteins without a shut-off valve. She further alleges these proteins can be "shed" to the unvaccinated through skin or breath, causing symptoms like headaches and fatigue.

The segment explores how local news stations are often forced to read national scripts, creating a "Borg-like" uniformity in reporting. Additionally, the host highlights how the Webster Dictionary changed the definition of "vaccine" in 2020 to include genetic material and messenger RNA, illustrating a broader trend of linguistic manipulation by the establishment.

Owen Shroyer discusses the term "BlueAnon," used to describe Democrat-led conspiracy theories like the Russia hoax and the Jussie Smollett incident. He reports that Urban Dictionary removed the definition of BlueAnon under pressure, which he cites as proof of the left's fear of being called out for their own misinformation.