Topic: Law Of War

Dr. Francis Boyle returns to analyze the legal status of the recent missile strikes, classifying them as a "de jure" act of war by the United States against Russia. Boyle explains that under international law, Russia is now entitled to respond against NATO targets. He emphasizes that his drafted bill of impeachment is designed to "discombobulate" the Biden administration and buy time until the January 20 inauguration.

Steve Bannon and Alex Jones discuss the need for a "Great Awakening" among officials to enforce the rule of law against what they term a "hijacked" country. Bannon offers the support of the "War Room Posse" and suggests that patriots should surround the InfoWars building to prevent a padlock. He compares the current struggle to the revolutionary generation's fight against the British East India Company.

A caller from Montana discusses the "Year of the Dragon" and expresses concern that the government will zero out debit cards for migrants to incite riots in swing states, providing a pretext for martial law. Shroyer also critiques the audio quality of dubbed interviews, preferring subtitles to avoid overlapping voices.

A discussion on the decline of Austin, Texas, due to liberal policies leads to a caller's proposal for a "call to action." The caller suggests that patriots should petition the International Court of Justice through state governors to remove "belligerent occupiers" in Washington D.C. He cites the "Law of War" manual and Trump's status as a "wartime president" as the legal basis for this movement.

President Joe Biden's rhetoric on international law is challenged by Celente, who cites the Vietnam War and the false "Gulf of Tonkin" incident as examples of U.S. lawlessness. He argues that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were built on lies, such as the claim that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction. Celente predicts another "false flag" event will be used to draw the United States deeper into the Ukraine conflict.