Topic: Digital Platforms

Harrison Smith discusses the "cocoon phase" of InfoWars during its bankruptcy, promising a rebirth of the network. Viewers are encouraged to follow specific accounts on X, such as @RealAlexJones and @AJNLive, to ensure they can find the broadcast if primary websites are seized or shut down.

Texas recently won a major legal case against BlackRock, accusing the investment firm of racketeering for attempting to force divestment from oil and gas. Meanwhile, the EU has fined Elon Musk's X platform 140 million euros under the Digital Services Act. This move is seen as a desperate attempt to control the narrative, as X has become the number one news app in all 27 EU nations.

Brian Rose, founder of London Real, shared his experience of being deplatformed by YouTube after a viral interview with David Icke in 2020. He described the creation of the Digital Freedom Platform as a response to big tech censorship, which eventually reached a live audience of one million people. Rose announced the premiere of his new film, "We Will Not Be Silenced," documenting his fight for free speech.

Brian Rose recounted a conversation with Mike Benz regarding the government's role in mapping social graphs and keywords to target independent media. Benz reportedly confirmed that the censorship of London Real was part of a coordinated playbook run by government agencies. The segment emphasized that big tech censorship is often a proxy for state-directed violations of civil rights.

Alex Jones reacts to the UN's plan for a "Code of Conduct on Information Integrity." He uses a graphic metaphor of "rape" to describe how globalists treat the population through censorship and forced medical procedures. He asserts that the globalists are "locked in here with us" and are losing the information war.