Topic: Occupation

Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for a revolution against what she describes as a pedophile occupational government. The commentary reflects on a lost American identity and the need to hold the government accountable, similar to the actions of the founding fathers. Concerns are also raised regarding the $40 trillion national debt and the impending insolvency of Social Security within seven years.

The hospitality business in San Francisco is reported to be imploding, with hotel owners drowning in bad debt. Gerald Celente attributes this collapse to the "arrogant" lockdown policies of Governor Gavin Newsom rather than the pandemic itself. He cites data showing that delinquency rates for lodging sector loans in the city reached 41.6% in June, far exceeding the national average.

Allan dos Santos references a Polish psychiatric study on how communist and Nazi occupations induced mass hysteria in the population. He applies this to modern U.S. politics, claiming the left has become hysterical by believing their own false rhetoric about a Trump dictatorship. The segment argues that the deep state uses this hysteria to justify the arrest of political opponents.

Anthony Rubin recounts his visit to George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, describing it as a "communist occupation zone" that authorities allowed to exist for over a year. He uses this as an example of the encroachment of communism in American cities. He then takes a call from Matthew in Minnesota to discuss potential solutions to the collapse of the border and the perceived decline of the faith.

Hala Jaber argues that the dehumanization of Palestinians has been ongoing for 75 years, with Gaza serving as an "open-air concentration camp." She warns that a full-scale bombardment of Rafa, where 1.8 million people are cornered, would result in hundreds of thousands of deaths. The host expresses concern that this is a "messianic" push to trigger religious prophecy.

Historical evidence is discussed regarding Israel's role in allowing Hamas to develop in the 1970s and 80s to weaken the secular Palestinian Authority. Jaber questions how the most sophisticated security apparatus in the world failed for seven hours on October 7. She emphasizes that under international law, occupied people have a right to resist their occupation.

Gerald Celente warns of an impending banking crisis driven by a 47% office occupancy rate in major U.S. cities. He criticizes climate change activists for ignoring the environmental impact of depleted uranium and cluster bombs in Ukraine, asserting that nuclear war is a more immediate threat.

The economic and social damage caused by COVID-19 lockdowns is described as "incalculable," specifically highlighting the collapse of the commercial office building sector. With office occupancy rates struggling to reach 50% in major cities, billionaire Charles Munger is cited warning of a "brewing storm" in the real estate market. The segment claims these trends were accurately forecast by the Trends Journal three years ago.

The show replays the George Soros interview where he admits to helping confiscate Jewish property during the Nazi occupation of Hungary. Soros reiterates that he felt no sense of guilt because the property would have been taken by someone else anyway, comparing the situation to the functioning of financial markets.

The discussion explores a future of "food prohibition" where selling produce outside the digital currency system is criminalized. David DuByne warns that the government may outlaw home gardening or use seed restrictions to enforce dependence. Mike Adams shares stories of "guerrilla gardening" during the Japanese occupation of Taiwan as a model for survival in a dystopian America where local food systems are suppressed.

Gerald Celente predicts a massive real estate crash due to low office occupancy rates and critiques Janet Yellen's handling of the economy, coining the term "dragflation." He launches a scathing critique of career politicians like Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham, calling for an end to the "military-industrial complex" as warned by George Washington and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Archival footage from a 60 Minutes interview features George Soros describing his experiences in Nazi-occupied Hungary as a 14-year-old. Soros admits to accompanying his protector during the confiscation of Jewish property, stating he felt no guilt because he was merely a spectator. He characterizes the period as an exhilarating time that shaped his character, while confirming his lack of religious belief or faith in God.

Kay Daly discusses the "cultural left's" hatred of Christmas and religious faith. She revisits the legal case of Jacobson v. Massachusetts, arguing that it did not actually grant the government the power to force injections. Daly also cites reports of a massive increase in pilot deaths in 2021 and Pfizer's own documents regarding "occupational exposure" to spike proteins.

Gerald Celente questions why the Dow Jones is rising while the hospitality sector and office occupancy rates in cities like New York and San Francisco are at record lows. He characterizes the financial markets as a "rigged game" that ignores the reality of businesses going out of business due to lockdowns.

Office occupancy rates in major cities like San Francisco and New York have dropped to 20-22%, signaling a major crisis for the hospitality and service sectors. Gerald Celente explains that the lack of commuters and business travelers will lead to a significant loss in tax revenue and the closure of many local businesses.

The expansion of the U.S. prison population and the rise of militarized police are framed as evidence of an "occupational government." The host discusses the 1947 National Security Act as the starting point for a shadow government that builds underground bases and breeds biological weapons. He asserts that the current administration is a group of "usurpers" who have taken control of security agencies to implement a biometric control grid.

The United States government is described as an "occupational government" run by usurpers who have utilized the 1947 National Security Act to build secret underground bases. These entities are accused of breeding biological weapons and funding terrorist training centers in North Carolina. The current administration is framed as the primary beneficiary of domestic terrorism, using it as a pretext to dismantle the free society established by the founding fathers.

Alex Jones rejoins the broadcast to discuss his offer of $100,000 to Michael Rapaport's charity if the actor would undergo "deprogramming" regarding vaccines. Jones claims Rapaport responded with insults. He also references Matt Gaetz's exposure of FBI "criminal plots" and reiterates that the current U.S. government is a "criminal occupational" force.

Gerald Celente predicts a massive bust in the commercial real estate sector, noting that office occupancy in New York City is only at 22%. He argues that the shift toward remote work is permanent and will destroy businesses that rely on commuters. Celente references a December 2020 Trends Journal forecast that correctly predicted the push for mandatory vaccinations in New York State.

Mike Adams is joined by Bob Griswold of ReadyMade Resources to discuss an engineered "multi-layered collapse." They discuss financial terrorism, food scarcity, and potential grid-down scenarios. Adams argues that globalists are unleashing these "terrorism events" against humanity because they are desperate to cover their tracks as the public awakens.