Topic: Nuclear Drone

The Russian government claims to have found evidence of NATO planning large-scale false flag operations to be blamed on Russia. Volodomyr Zelensky is accused of staging previous incidents, including a missile strike in Poland that radar data allegedly traced back to Western Ukraine. Recent reports also detail a failed Ukrainian drone attack involving over 100 drones targeting a major Russian nuclear reactor near the border.

A segment from a "Real Housewives of New York" cast member is played, where she claims a source with Pentagon ties warned her that drones are sniffing out missing nuclear material. Geiser dismisses the radiation theory as a potential cover story for a larger psychological operation. He argues that drones are inefficient for detecting radioactive material compared to ground sensors and that the entire narrative is being used to create public panic.

The Pentagon, FBI, and Biden administration are accused of lying about the origin and threat level of drones swarming New Jersey, New York, and military installations. Evidence cited includes the refusal of fighter jets to shoot down craft hovering over restricted nuclear sites and the quick removal of a crashed drone by police. While acknowledging historical unidentified phenomena, the current sightings are characterized as human-made technology being used for a psychological operation.

Reports of massive drone swarms over New Jersey and sensitive U.S. nuclear weapons depots are analyzed as evidence of a government "stand down" order. Jones asserts that any unauthorized craft over a nuclear base would typically be shot down within minutes, suggesting the Pentagon is lying about not knowing the origin of these drones. He claims the sightings involve man-made turbine-driven platforms being used as a psychological operation to create public fear.

Vladimir Putin has proposed updates to Russia's nuclear doctrine, stating that an attack by a non-nuclear state supported by a nuclear power will be considered a "joint attack." Russia reserves the right to use nuclear weapons if conventional strikes pose a critical threat to its sovereignty. This includes responses to massive launches of cruise missiles, drones, or hypersonic aircraft crossing Russian borders.

Jack Posobiec joins the program to analyze the Iranian drone swarm launched against Israel, questioning if it was a "face-saving" measure or an opening salvo. He warns that neoconservatives are pushing for a direct Israeli strike on Iran, which could lead to a catastrophic nuclear exchange. Posobiec argues that Iran's 72-hour notice prior to the attack suggests they are hesitant to spark an all-out war with the U.S. and Israel.

The Biden administration's plans for retaliatory strikes against Iranian personnel and facilities in Iraq and Syria following a drone attack in Jordan are analyzed. Jones expresses a rare, cautious approval of the administration's decision to telegraph these strikes to avoid full-scale escalation with Iran. The discussion warns against the "trendy" support for nuclear war among analysts and talk show hosts, emphasizing the danger of the "Samson option" in Israel and the presence of Iranian sleeper cells in the West.

A discussion on Russian military technology focuses on a submarine-launched drone capable of generating a radioactive tsunami wave. The segment also touches on "currency folding" conspiracy theories regarding the imagery on U.S. banknotes. These military developments are framed as a direct response to U.S. involvement in the Ukrainian conflict.

The broadcast warns that the media is "normalizing" nuclear war, which Celente views as a sign that it is imminent. He criticizes U.S. interventionism in Libya and Syria and the massive financial aid sent to Ukraine. He notes that while the media focuses on "Iranian drones" used by Russia, they ignore the $100 billion in armaments provided to Ukraine by NATO.

Mike Adams warns of a potential Russian nuclear strike using the Poseidon underwater drone, which could create radioactive tidal waves hitting U.S. coastal cities. He advises listeners to stock up on iodine and basic sanitation supplies like hydrogen peroxide and isopropyl alcohol. Adams promotes his free book, "Resilient Prepping," which focuses on surviving without electricity or modern technology.

Vladimir Putin ordered Russian strategic nuclear forces onto special alert following aggressive statements from NATO countries. The Russian President highlighted the development of unstoppable missiles and underwater drones capable of delivering nuclear warheads globally. Claims are made that global billionaires have fled to bunkers in New Zealand and the Arctic in anticipation of a broader conflict.