Topic: Moscow Attack

Alex Jones reports that Ukraine has intensified drone and missile attacks deep into Russian territory, including attempts to assassinate Vladimir Putin. Jones claims that Donald Trump was intentionally kept in the dark by intelligence agencies regarding these escalations and "Operation Spiderweb." He asserts that a rogue government system is operating a shadow diplomacy to derail potential peace processes.

The hosts speculate that a potential terror attack could be used to justify replacing Joe Biden with Hillary Clinton or Michelle Obama before the election. They compare the U.S. intelligence community's warnings before the Moscow concert attack to past events like 9/11, and criticize U.S. foreign policy hypocrisy regarding Russia and Iraq.

Analysis of the Moscow terror attack suggests that the perpetrators had an escape route into Ukraine, pointing toward the use of proxy groups by Western intelligence. The segment claims Donald Trump successfully defeated ISIS by cutting their funding and arms supply, a move that allegedly infuriated the deep state. Current Biden administration policies are accused of re-funding these radical groups through lack of oversight in Ukraine.

The political establishment is accused of pushing humanity toward a nuclear World War III through escalating geopolitical tensions. Russia has officially blamed Western intelligence agencies, including the CIA and State Department, for the recent terror attack in Moscow. Simultaneously, Israel's bombing of an Iranian embassy in Syria is identified as a major act of aggression that threatens to draw Russia and Iran into a broader conflict.

The Islamic State has released a 40-minute audio message threatening attacks on Jews and Christians worldwide while claiming responsibility for the Moscow massacre. The hosts express skepticism regarding the group's autonomy, claiming that the Islamic State is a creation of the CIA and other intelligence agencies. They argue that such headlines are used to scramble the population's perception of truth and reality.

Donald Trump warns Israel that its military actions in Rafa are a public relations disaster that is damaging the nation's global standing. International reports and UN experts suggest Israel's campaign against Hamas may constitute genocide as airstrikes expand into Syria and Lebanon. In other news, the Russian FSB blames Ukraine and Western intelligence for a jihadist massacre in Moscow, while investigations continue into a cargo ship collision that destroyed a major bridge in Baltimore Harbor.

Former Naval Intelligence officer Jack Posobiec joins the show to offer condolences to the victims of the Moscow attack. Posobiec highlights his previous warnings regarding Victoria Nuland's rhetoric, suggesting that US-funded intelligence services in Ukraine were planning such provocations. He frames the event as part of a broader effort to ignite World War III.

The broadcast is interrupted by breaking news of a massive terror attack at the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow. Jones reports on gunmen in military fatigues shooting civilians and the building being engulfed in flames. He immediately links the attack to NATO provocations and calls for Jack Posobiec to analyze the situation, warning that this could trigger a nuclear response from Russia.

Breaking news reports a massive terror attack at the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow, Russia. Gunmen in military fatigues opened fire on civilians and set the building ablaze, resulting in significant casualties. The event is framed as a provocation intended to force Russia into a direct war with NATO and the West.

Jack Posobiec is credited with predicting terror attacks on Russian civilian targets, such as shopping malls, weeks prior to the Moscow event. The attack is described as a "provocation" by Ukrainian-linked elements to escalate the war. The segment highlights Victoria Nuland's background and her alleged role in managing the crisis in Kyiv before her resignation.

Reports indicate a Moscow skyscraper was hit by a drone for the second time in three days, which the host views as a Western attempt to provoke a Russian escalation. The segment criticizes the European Union's plan to fund the war for four more years and highlights the case of journalist Gonzalo Lira, who is reportedly seeking political asylum in Hungary to escape the "Zelensky regime."