Topic: Melissa Fleming

Alex Jones plays clips of UN Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming and EU Commissioner Vera Jourova discussing the regulation of online content. Fleming describes a partnership with Google to prioritize UN resources on climate change, stating "we own the science." Jourova expresses a lack of confidence in Elon Musk, suggesting he must "behave" to avoid sanctions under EU law.

The host discusses the rise of global corporate governance, where entities like BlackRock and the IMF exert more power than sovereign nations. A clip of UN Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming is played, in which she states that the UN "owns the science" regarding climate change and partners with Google to prioritize their resources. The segment warns of a transhumanist depopulation agenda scheduled for completion by 2030.

Melissa Fleming, the UN's Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications, is quoted stating that the UN "owns the science" and has partnered with Google to prioritize UN resources in search results. This partnership is aimed at combating "distorted information" regarding climate change and COVID-19. Critics argue this represents a global effort to monopolize truth and censor independent scientific inquiry.

A video clip features a UN official, Melissa Fleming, stating that the UN partnered with Google to ensure UN resources appear at the top of search results for "climate change." She asserts that the UN "owns the science" and is proactive in countering "distorted information." Jones uses this as evidence of a global mobilization to silence dissent and control the narrative on climate and health.

UN Under-Secretary-General Melissa Fleming is featured in a clip claiming that the UN "owns the science" on topics like climate change and COVID-19. She describes a partnership with Google to ensure UN resources appear at the top of search results while suppressing "distorted information." Dr. Boyle argues this confirms the UN's role in a global censorship regime intended to silence dissenters.

The United Nations reportedly recruited 110,000 "information volunteers" to act as digital first responders and push establishment narratives on COVID-19. This "astroturf" campaign is linked to the World Economic Forum's efforts to control online discourse. Additionally, Facebook is accused of censoring factual claims about the IRS arming agents, using narrow technicalities to label true stories as misinformation.