Topic: Galveston

Norm Pattis warns that the failure to trim excessive jury awards will make Connecticut a magnet for predatory lawsuits. He compares the current legal climate to Galveston, Texas, which was historically known for juries giving disproportionately large verdicts. Pattis argues that this ruling makes it "open season" on the wallets of civil defendants in the state.

A caller from Kansas questions if the Soros "endorsement" of DeSantis is reverse psychology. The discussion shifts to potential future threats, including Marburg virus, EMPs, and cyberattacks. Reference is made to a 2012 Galveston mRNA study and a 2015 Nature publication regarding gain-of-function research, which allegedly warned of the dangers of coronavirus vaccines in animal models.

A study from the University of Texas Galveston conducted under the Obama administration reportedly found that rats injected with coronavirus mRNA lived only half their normal lifespan. This research is used to characterize the current vaccines as "soft kill weapons" designed to cause death over time rather than immediately. Statisticians from MIT and various insurance firms are cited as finding consistent mortality increases across multiple countries.

Jones claims the CDC's VAERS monitoring now shows "clear safety signals" for death and cardiac events that were predicted in 2020. He alleges that Anthony Fauci directed chimeric virus research at the University of Texas bioweapons facility in Galveston years before the pandemic. The segment asserts that the mRNA shots were known to be lethal to animal subjects in secret trials conducted prior to public rollout.

Tom Renz teases a "top secret project" aimed at holding politicians accountable to voters regardless of party affiliation. He expresses concern over Bill Gates' recent bioweapon drills and reports of gain-of-function research on Ebola taking place in Galveston, Texas. Renz concludes by stating that the establishment now fears the public because their "mad scientist" activities have been exposed.

Jones warns of "super weaponized" viruses, such as airborne Ebola and smallpox, being developed in government-funded labs. He criticizes the security at facilities like the University of Texas at Galveston, claiming they are "level 2" labs holding "level 4" pathogens to allow for "accidental" releases. He also mentions Dick Cheney's interest in "race-specific bioweapons" as outlined in PNAC documents.

In an OAN interview, Senator Rand Paul explains that gain-of-function research involves mutating viruses to infect humans, creating "super viruses" not found in nature. Paul asserts that this dangerous research is currently ongoing in labs in North Carolina and Galveston, Texas, as well as Wuhan. He warns that scientists are experimenting with viruses like SARS, which has a 15% mortality rate, to make them more transmissible, posing a catastrophic risk to global health.

A 2012 study from the University of Texas bioweapons research facility in Galveston reportedly warned against developing a SARS vaccine due to risks of pulmonary immunopathology. Claims are made that the vaccines cause blood clots and hemorrhages in the lungs and brain. The segment suggests that maintaining high levels of Vitamin D, C, and Zinc would make individuals "invincible" to the virus.

Alex Jones opens the broadcast by citing a study from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston regarding SARS coronavirus vaccines. The report claims that immunization in mice led to severe pulmonary autoimmune responses and immunopathology, resulting in organ damage. Jones highlights the involvement of the Center for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases, characterizing the facility as a level four bioweapons lab.

Jones repeats his earlier claims regarding the University of Texas Biological Research Center's findings on coronavirus vaccines. He asserts that decades of research on animals like pigs, cows, and sheep consistently resulted in fatal autoimmune diseases. He emphasizes that the Galveston-based level four lab is one of the most prestigious in the world and that its 2012 data should have halted current vaccine development.

Anthony Fauci expresses concern over polling data showing high vaccine hesitancy among Republican men and Trump voters. The segment then features viral footage of a woman being tackled and arrested by police at a Bank of America in Galveston, Texas, for refusing to wear a mask despite the state's lifted mandate. The host characterizes the incident as a "Milgram experiment" designed to enforce submission to corporate and UN authority.

The arrest of 65-year-old Terry Wright in Galveston, Texas, is analyzed as an example of "corporate government" overreach. Shroyer criticizes the police officer for "mauling" an elderly woman over a mask requirement in a state where the mandate had been lifted. He argues that corporations are now enforcing globalist dictates against sovereign citizens.