Topic: Great Resist

In an exclusive clip, Eddie Bravo discusses how the "Great Awakening" is fueled by the establishment's failed attempts to silence figures like Alex Jones and Joe Rogan. The host asserts that real leadership comes from the grassroots and that "resistance is victory." The segment concludes that the power is returning to the people as the "illusion of control" maintained by the globalist elite continues to shatter.

Senator Malcolm Roberts outlines the "Great Resist" platform of the One Nation Party, which opposes the World Economic Forum's vision of a "life by subscription." The party advocates for the protection of agricultural land and private property rights against globalist encroachment. Roberts emphasizes the need for national sovereignty and the rejection of unelected international bureaucracies.

The segment discusses the erosion of the middle class and the "you will own nothing and be happy" mantra. Jason Burmiss argues that home ownership and car ownership are becoming impossible for the working poor, creating a permanent underclass. He calls for a "Great Resistance" against the Great Reset, urging individuals to become their own heroes and support independent information sources.

The segment concludes with a call for total resistance against globalist agendas. John O'Looney and the host discuss the "death throes" of the New World Order, suggesting that as the truth comes out, the system will collapse. They urge the public to avoid further injections and prepare for potential new lockdown attempts.

The broadcast features a concluding satirical segment with a Klaus Schwab impersonator singing parodies of Christmas carols. The lyrics focus on the "Great Reset," surveillance, and the replacement of traditional food with crickets. The segment ends with a call for a "global human resistance" to remain free from the influence of the World Economic Forum.

Parents are encouraged to leave their children a "legacy of liberty" by funding private education and independent media rather than passing down mere material wealth. Charter schools are criticized as being part of the state system, necessitating a move toward truly independent educational models. The "Great Resist" is defined as a mindset shift where individuals take responsibility for their own health, income, and community defense.

Alex Jones describes himself as the primary target of a globalist effort to break the will of the populace through censorship and surveillance. He recounts a spiritual commission accepted 25 years ago at a Waterloo Ice House, framing his legal and media battles as a fight against satanic forces. The discussion emphasizes that the power of a unified audience under God is the only way to stop the Great Reset and a looming cashless society.

The "Great Resistance" is framed as the necessary response to the Great Reset's push for a social credit score and stakeholder capitalism. Bermas warns that the elite intend to trap humanity in a "metaverse" of virtual reality and bio-nanotechnology. He emphasizes that human consciousness is something the elite cannot replicate and must be protected from technological suppression.