Topic: Hydroelectric

The conversation covers the technicalities of US Bitcoin holdings, noting that a significant portion is owed back to Bitfinex. Keiser identifies Texas as the global super-hub for Bitcoin mining due to cheap energy. He predicts a "God candle" event where Bitcoin could rise $100,000 in a single day if the US begins printing money to acquire the asset.

A caller claims that past power grid failures between the U.S. and Canada were not organic but were intentional acts of manipulation. The discussion criticizes California's purchase of "green" hydroelectric power from Canada as a fraudulent scheme that inflates costs for consumers while relying on traditional energy sources.

The discussion focuses on the banning of gas-powered appliances and internal combustion engines in California and the shutdown of nuclear plants in Germany. One host shares his background in Quebec, highlighting the efficiency of hydroelectric power and criticizing the politicization of energy sources. They argue that globalist policies are intentionally cutting off clean and reliable energy to the public.

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.

The Three Gorges Dam in China is identified as a strategic target currently being damaged by "water frequency HAARP-type weapons" deployed by the U.S. Space Force or "White Hats." This is described as a warning to China to back off its nuclear threats and bribery-based control of the U.S. The dam's potential failure would cause 100 million casualties and destroy China's national food production system.

Alex Jones claims a corrupt political system run by globalists is attempting to short-circuit a global political realignment by inciting race wars. He criticizes the Biden administration's energy policies, specifically Secretary of State Antony Blinken's admission that the shift to clean energy will cause economic hardship. Jones argues that the destruction of hydroelectric dams and coal plants is a deliberate military-style attack on American infrastructure to benefit Communist China.

The Biden administration's decision to shut down the Keystone XL pipeline is criticized for damaging the U.S. economy and energy independence. Additional concerns are raised regarding the potential destruction of hydroelectric dams and the closure of coal power plants. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is noted for proposing a mileage-based tax, which is viewed as an additional burden on American drivers.

A caller named Tom, a coordinator for the John Birch Society in Idaho, discusses the organization's 62-year history of fighting "conspiracy" and globalism. They discuss the threat to hydroelectric dams in the West, which Jones claims the UN wants to remove to cripple American energy. They also touch on the Keystone Pipeline as an example of corporate and government sabotage of US infrastructure.