Topic: Edison

A 2019 clip of retired Lieutenant General Steven Quast is played, in which he describes technology capable of delivering a human anywhere on Earth in under an hour. Quast discusses the potential for beaming Wi-Fi and energy from space, rendering traditional power grids obsolete. He warns that the country that masters space power will dictate global values for the next century.

Retired Lieutenant General Stephen Quast's 2019 talk at Hillside College is highlighted, where he discussed technology capable of delivering humans anywhere on Earth in under an hour. Quast also claimed that Wi-Fi and energy can be delivered from space, rendering traditional cell towers and plug-in charging obsolete. He warned that the "power of space" will permanently change world power, favoring those who optimize these Tesla-based technologies.

The discussion turns to the wildfires in Maui and the Palisades, highlighting "administrative terrorism" and negligence by local officials. Slupcevich notes that power lines were left active during high winds and reservoirs were drained, preventing effective firefighting. The segment suggests that these disasters are often used as a pretext for land grabs and the implementation of "15-minute city" designations.

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles and the Palisades are characterized as precision sabotage rather than natural disasters. Allegations suggest that Southern California Edison failed to cut power despite high winds, while local reservoirs were drained for "maintenance" shortly before the fires began. Comparisons are drawn to the Lahaina fire in Maui, suggesting a pattern of administrative negligence used to facilitate land grabs.

Jones outlines a vision for a "New Golden Age" of America, referencing the innovation and growth seen between 1789 and 1929. He praises Elon Musk as a modern-day equivalent to the Wright brothers and Thomas Edison. The segment concludes with a call to action for listeners to share the broadcast link to bypass censorship and support the show through the online store.

A scientist calls in to express skepticism about MKUltra's mind-control capabilities, leading to a debate about government influence and brainwashing. Another caller discusses "wood gasification" as a suppressed technology that could allow homes to generate their own power and gas. The segment explores the idea that the elite have suppressed energy independence since the era of J.P. Morgan and Thomas Edison to maintain control over the population.

An explosion at a Con Edison power plant in New York City is reported alongside warnings of widespread power outages. These events are linked to the themes of the Netflix film Leave The World Behind and prior warnings from Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum. Schwab's 2020 prediction regarding a comprehensive cyber attack that would halt transportation and hospital services is highlighted as a threat greater than the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mike Lindell presents data showing what he calls real-time crime spikes in Pennsylvania and Georgia, where large batches of votes were allegedly added or removed to manipulate outcomes. Lindell claims that machines in 32 states malfunctioned on election day, which he views as a divine intervention to raise public awareness. He asserts that algorithms were overrun in several races but maintains that elections in Colorado, Michigan, and Pennsylvania were stolen through computer manipulation.

Edward Solomon explains the concept of "virtual precincts" in the cloud where ballots are diverted and manipulated to maintain a specific 1-to-18 ratio for Donald Trump. Using data from the New York Times and Edison Research, Solomon identifies "ratio transfers" occurring between 1:00 AM on November 4th and the afternoon of November 5th. These patterns were primarily flagged in Fulton and DeKalb counties, indicating a localized algorithmic intervention.