Topic: Khmer Rouge

2 chapters across the catalog

Jones recounts reading Zbigniew Brzezinski's books and claims the former National Security Advisor admitted to controlling criminal networks to manage "evil." He references a speech where Brzezinski allegedly stated it is now easier to kill populations than to brainwash them. Jones also mentions personal encounters with Henry Kissinger and the "globalist" recruitment process.

A Vietnam veteran named Larry shares his concerns about foreign truck drivers and the presence of "militia camps" filled with foreigners across the U.S. Jones clarifies that while constitutional militias are supported, many groups are being led by federal agents to trigger a civil war. Larry compares the current cultural programming of youth to the rise of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia.