Topic: Fedex

A segment details a purportedly miraculous event involving Pastor James Williams of Darkwater and a physical battle axe delivered to the InfoWars studio. While Williams was discussing the biblical metaphor of the battle axe on air, a FedEx package containing a handcrafted axe and a letter arrived simultaneously. The host defends the event against claims of it being faked, arguing that witnessing such a coincidence is a sign of divine intervention rather than blasphemy.

The host provides a detailed recap of the "battle axe miracle," noting that the axe arrived via FedEx exactly as Pastor James Williams was calling Alex Jones a "battle axe for God." The letter accompanying the axe was from an old carpenter who felt divinely led to send it. Three hours after this event, Donald Trump launched a "vicious attack" on Jones, which the host interprets as a demonic attempt to cause division.

During a discussion about spiritual "battle axes," a physical axe is delivered to the studio via FedEx from a craftsman in Oklahoma. The sender, an old carpenter, included a note stating that God told him to create the axe specifically for the host. The participants interpret the delivery as a miraculous confirmation of their spiritual message and engage in a prayer for the President's protection.

The host recounts a personal experience on a flight to Hawaii where the captain allegedly left the cockpit, raising concerns about the push for single-pilot operations. The segment mentions near-collisions between Southwest and FedEx planes and a specific incident in Hawaii where a plane plummeted toward the ocean without immediate air traffic control intervention.

FedEx shares experienced a massive plunge, which market analysts and the company's CEO cite as a primary indicator of an impending worldwide recession. The economic downturn is characterized as a "designed collapse" or "stagflation" orchestrated by technocrats at the World Economic Forum and IMF. This flatlining of the global economy follows supply chain disruptions and lockdowns initiated two years prior.

Judge Joe Brown announces his 2023 candidacy for Mayor of Memphis, Tennessee, under the slogan "JJB for Mayor." He outlines a platform focused on reducing violent crime and corruption while leveraging the Mississippi River for hydroelectric power. Brown envisions Memphis as the "Chicago of the 21st century" by capitalizing on its status as a logistics hub for FedEx and UPS.

Mike Adams discusses the severe shortages in the supplement industry, including labels, bottles, and veggie caps. He predicts major logistics failures for UPS and FedEx due to a lack of diesel engine oil additives. Adams notes that Amazon is contracting and closing warehouses, encouraging listeners to support pro-America retailers like the Infowars Store instead of globalist corporations.

Global supply chains are experiencing massive breakdowns, with FedEx and Amazon reportedly struggling to deliver packages. Jones predicts a worsening crisis through the winter and encourages listeners to purchase storable food and InfoWars supplements. He attributes the economic instability to a globalist plan to bankrupt the middle class and implement universal basic income.

Jones reports on a massive, ongoing internet outage affecting Akamai, Oracle, FedEx, UPS, and Delta Airlines. He notes that 911 lines are down along the East Coast. He links these events to IMF and World Bank plans to use instability to force the public into accepting a world ID and digital health passports.