Topic: Dilbert

Dr. Dilbert Blair, a Chicago-based engineer and research scientist who passed away in 2016, is recognized as a visionary who predicted modern globalist tactics decades ago. Blair's work covered topics ranging from institutional racism to the dangers of ELF waves and cellular radiation. His 1994 lectures are cited as "Tiger Woods level" insights into the New World Order and the spiritual nature of the human struggle.

Jones alleges that the media is promoting a "race war" by covering up statistics on black-on-white crime. He mentions the carjacking of Representative Henry Cuellar in Washington DC and the murder of two individuals who tweeted at the creator of Dilbert. The segment concludes with more footage of drugged children at the Rio Grande river.

Scott Adams suggested that white citizens should stop trying to help black Americans, citing a lack of rational payoff and the risk of being labeled racist. This stance is compared to comments made by Don Lemon regarding neighborhood safety and quality of life. The discussion posits that left-wing ideologies and corporate media are re-introducing segregation and anti-white bias into the American education system and culture.

Dilbert creator Scott Adams is cited for his analysis that Kanye West is "throwing the board over" because he cannot win a game where the rules are rigged by his enemies. Fuentes agrees, stating that many young people are tired of "Holocaust museum business" and the "Reductio ad Hitlerum" strategy used to shut down debate. He argues that the public is becoming indifferent to these traditional taboos.