Topic: Napoleon Bonaparte

Benjamin Netanyahu's recent comments about reading Barry Strauss's "The Jews Against Rome" are analyzed as a potential threat to U.S. sovereignty. The host links this to the influence of AIPAC and the "revelation of the method" regarding the September 11 attacks. He argues that the Israeli government's attempt to label all political opposition as "Nazis" is a strategic mistake that is alienating supporters like Tucker Carlson.

Alex Jones describes experiencing severe physical anxiety and sleep deprivation due to the perceived imminence of World War III. He compares the current political situation to the exile of Napoleon Bonaparte, suggesting that globalists should be removed from power rather than executed to avoid creating martyrs. He calls for citizens to contact Congress to express outrage over the Secret Service's failure to protect Donald Trump.

The origins of modern globalism are traced back to the Jacobins and the Illuminati during the French Revolution. Adam Weishaupt is identified as the architect of a movement intended to replace traditional monarchies with a new form of absolute power. This historical movement is described as a "war on God" that seeks to overturn the natural order and eliminate human free will.

Zagami discusses George Washington's historical opposition to the Illuminati's attempt to subvert Freemasonry. He explains that while Washington practiced a more Christian form of masonry, the order was eventually overtaken by the radical secularism of the Illuminati.

The discussion explores the transition from leftist revolutions to "ultra-fascist" models, using Napoleon as a historical example. Watson claims the UK's "Clap for the NHS" was a form of communist struggle session and warns that the Western social credit system is already more weaponized than China's due to its focus on political de-banking.