Topic: General Austin

Security is being increased for the South by Southwest festival in Austin following a recent shooting involving an individual wearing an Iranian flag. Concerns are raised about declassified Iranian National Guard plans to use chlorine gas in high-rise buildings or attack the power grid with high-caliber rifles. General Michael Flynn reportedly received warnings about increased bounties on himself and Donald Trump from Iranian assets.

Alex Jones analyzes General Keith Kellogg's recent Fox News appearance, accusing him of using "double speak" regarding the escalation of the war. Jones shares a personal anecdote about being provoked by Antifa members at a restaurant in Austin to illustrate how the West is "provocating" Russia. He argues that these tactics are designed to make the target appear as the aggressor on camera.

Criticism is leveled against the "Q" movement for suggesting the military would save the country, arguing instead that the top brass has been captured by globalist interests. Current military leadership, including Lloyd Austin and General Milley, are accused of prioritizing "woke" ideologies over national security. Mainstream media outlets like the Washington Post are accused of manufacturing a narrative of imminent civil war and right-wing extremism to justify crackdowns on political dissent.

A clip of Klaus Schwab bragging about "penetrating the cabinets" of world governments is played. General Flynn joins the program to discuss the unprecedented security risk posed by Lloyd Austin's secret hospitalization. Flynn explains that the Secretary of Defense cannot move without hundreds of people knowing his location due to nuclear launch protocols.

The segment discusses the perceived infiltration of the U.S. military by globalists, citing General Michael Flynn as a rare exception who was targeted for exposing internal corruption. Regarding the war in Ukraine, claims are made that Ukrainian forces sabotaged their own dams to flood Russian positions, mirroring the alleged Western sabotage of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

Joe Biden is accused of escalating tensions with Russia as a distraction from domestic failures including inflation and open borders. General Flynn authored an article on InfoWars warning that current US foreign policy could lead to a global conflict resulting in hundreds of millions of deaths. The Ukrainian and Russian presidents have both expressed public disdain for the Biden administration's handling of the region.

General Russell Honoré, General Mark Milley, and Secretary Lloyd Austin are criticized for their leadership and alleged anti-American activities. Historical footage from Hurricane Katrina is used to highlight General Honoré's role in ordering house-to-house gun confiscations from peaceful citizens in New Orleans. Concerns are raised that these military figures are now organizing national responses that threaten the Second Amendment and could lead to domestic conflict.

Alex Jones characterizes Generals Honoré, Austin, and Milley as modern-day Benedict Arnolds and traitors to the United States. He specifically references General Honoré's role in gun confiscations following Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans as a blueprint for future Democratic Party actions. The segment claims these military leaders are planning false flag attacks to justify a crackdown on loyal Americans.

Alex Jones accuses high-ranking military officials, including Generals Milley, Austin, and Honoré, of betraying the Republic and acting as "domestic terrorists." He claims these leaders are planning false flag terror attacks to justify a crackdown on loyal Americans and supporters of Donald Trump. The rhetoric suggests a looming coup or military confrontation between the government and the citizenry.

Austin Mayor Steve Adler is criticized for maintaining a mask mandate despite state-level removals, with the host labeling him a "scumbag" and a "lowlife." Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is reportedly threatening to sue Adler for forcing businesses and citizens to remain masked. The situation is framed as a social experiment where those complying with the mandate are viewed as "slaves to the New World Order."

Mancow expresses a desire to move from Chicago to Texas due to high taxes and violence, though Jones warns that Austin has become a "liberal a-hole place." Jones shifts the focus back to General Honoré, claiming he is preparing a "Praetorian Guard" to target American gun owners and potentially trigger a civil war as part of a globalist trap.