Topic: No Time To Die

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EMERGENCY BROADCAST: Trump Raises Alarm Over Obama Keeping Nuclear Documents – FULL SHOW 8/12/22
2:47:59 - 2:51:02

EMERGENCY BROADCAST: Trump Raises Alarm Over Obama Keeping Nuclear Documents – FULL SHOW 8/12/22

Vexille and No Time to Die Bio-Weapon Plots

The 2007 anime "Vexille" is cited for its plot involving a mandatory vaccine that secretly contains nanotechnology to convert humans into synthetic life forms. Jay Dyer also points out that the latest James Bond film, "No Time to Die," features a weaponized virus and mentions smallpox/monkeypox, despite being written before the 2020 pandemic.

Dyer encourages listeners to maintain their "mojo" and resist the globalist plan for sterilization and social isolation. He references Ian Fleming's background in PsyOps and the themes in No Time to Die to argue that the elite use fiction to communicate their real-world intentions.

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the history of the James Bond franchise as a tool for elite "predictive programming." He argues that the most recent film, No Time to Die, features a plot involving a nanotech bioweapon that mirrors the events of 2020. Dyer explains how Hollywood and fiction are used to condition the public for future technocratic changes.

The film On Her Majesty's Secret Service is highlighted for its plot involving Blofeld using an allergy clinic as a front for MKUltra-style mind control. Dyer notes that the villain's plan involved a "binary weapon" delivered through the food supply and vaccines to depopulate England. He links this 1969 plot to the themes found in the most recent Bond installment, No Time to Die.

Jay Dyer concludes his analysis with No Time to Die, arguing that the film signifies the "death of the West" and the surrender to a woke, technocratic agenda. The plot involves a nanotech, race-specific bioweapon, which Dyer notes was mentioned in the PNAC documents. He claims the film’s release was delayed by the real-world pandemic, further cementing its role as predictive programming.