Topic: James Williams

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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.

Former NSA technical director William Binney is reportedly working with a team to expose a private surveillance and blackmail system controlled by figures like John Brennan and James Comey. Pete Santilli claims that Barack Obama had a terminal in the White House to access this "private NSA." Evidence of FISA abuse used to spy on Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump through a Ukrainian national is also discussed as a key component of this "grand conspiracy."

An advertisement for Ultimate Creatine Powder transitions into an introduction for James Williams, also known as "Dark Waters." Williams, a former paranormal investigator and electrical engineer, discusses his conversion to Christianity and his focus on biblical prophecy. The speaker references Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World" as a plan for the dehumanization of society.

Former NSA official William Binney explains the "Stellar Wind" program, a repository of data on U.S. citizens. Binney describes how the NSA, CIA, and FBI have direct access to these databases to target political figures, judges, and members of Congress. Jones links this technical background to the current criminal referrals against Obama-era officials.

Christian activist Bevelyn Beattie Williams joins the show to discuss her sentencing to 41 months in federal prison for a 2020 "Jesus Matters" protest. She explains how New York Attorney General Letitia James and federal prosecutors targeted her under the FACE Act. Williams denies using violence or blocking access to the clinic, calling the charges a lie.