Topic: Philippines

President Marcos of the Philippines declared a one-year national energy emergency to enforce conservation as oil futures surged following social media posts by Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Nebraska is battling the largest wildfires in its history, consuming 800,000 acres of farmland. Concerns are rising over federal incompetence in managing domestic disasters while billions of dollars are diverted to foreign conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.

Emerald Robinson reports on the DOJ indictment of Smartmatic executives for bribery and money laundering in the Philippines. She alleges that voting machine hardware is manufactured by the CCP in Taiwan to hide its Chinese origins. The segment claims that warships surrounding Venezuela are actually there to address the "powerhouse of fraud" that has subverted 72 countries' elections.

Smartmatic executives were reportedly indicted in a foreign bribery and money laundering scheme related to elections in the Philippines. The segment uses this news to validate Mike Lindell's claims about voting machine corruption. Todd Blanche is again criticized for allegedly blocking the prosecution of figures like Jim Comey and Letitia James.

Alex Jones describes an expanding conflict with Communist China, which he labels "World War 4." China's control over 95% of rare earth minerals is framed as a tool for total economic embargo against the West. The report links domestic instability in the U.S. to Chinese influence and warns of potential false flags targeting American churches and colleges to incite racial division.

China has escalated military tensions by conducting live-fire drills near Taiwan and ramming fishing vessels in the Philippines. Reports indicate that Chinese warships are operating east of Japan, signaling a potential conflict in the Pacific. The segment characterizes these actions as part of a global head-on collision between major powers as the international order destabilizes.

Live coverage from Fox News is monitored as commentators Bill Hemmer and Jonathan Morris discuss the potential for the first African, Southeast Asian, or American Pope. The segment emphasizes the religious significance of the moment for the world's 1.3 billion Catholics and the hope for a leader who will "spread the gospel."

Jones compares current globalist "minions" to Hiroo Onoda, the Japanese soldier who remained in the Philippine jungle for 29 years after World War II ended. He argues that the "New World Order" is already dead, but its operatives continue to function because they haven't received the message of their defeat. He calls for the Justice Department to begin arresting these "operatives" to signal the end of the conflict.

Executives from the electronic voting company Smartmatic, including co-founder Roger Alejandro Pinate Martinez, were indicted on bribery and money laundering charges. The case involves alleged payments to a former election official in the Philippines. The segment also revisits Smartmatic's 2017 admission that turnout numbers in a Venezuelan election were manipulated by at least one million votes.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is criticized for his aggressive promotion of COVID-19 vaccines for children. The discussion contrasts Trudeau's policies with reports of 290,000 excess deaths in the Philippines and ongoing litigation regarding vaccine fraud in Philadelphia.

The segment details psychological warfare tactics used by the CIA, such as staging "vampire" attacks in the Philippines to scare rebels. It also mentions proposed plans to stage a "second coming of Christ" in Cuba and the role of Carl Jung (Agent 488) in using archetypes for religious engineering.

A caller shares a personal story of his fiancée being denied entry by USCIS while illegal immigrants cross the border freely. Shroyer then discusses a Joe Biden Super Bowl promo video that blames corporations for "shrinkflation," arguing that the president is deflecting blame for his own economic policies.

Michael Yon observes a trend of women taking a leading role in reporting from conflict zones and the border. He cites his experiences in Iraq and Southeast Asia, suggesting that when women begin providing intelligence and standing up against tyranny, it indicates a significant shift in public momentum.

Former Italian Health Minister Roberto Speranza is under investigation for homicide and bodily harm related to the COVID-19 vaccination campaign. Internal emails from the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA) allegedly show that officials knew the shots were causing deaths but ordered local authorities to conceal the data. Similar investigations into excess deaths are reportedly occurring in the Philippines.

The House of Representatives of the Philippines passed a resolution to investigate over 320,000 unexplained excess deaths occurring between 2021 and 2022. Shortly after the resolution passed, the region was struck by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. Greg Reese reports on the timing of these events as the 2024 election cycle approaches.

A whistleblower from New Zealand's vaccine program released data showing high mortality rates associated with specific Pfizer vaccine batches, with some showing a 21% death rate. The data suggests a correlation between vaccination dates and unexplained deaths. Similar concerns regarding excess deaths have led to a formal investigation in the Philippines and debates in the UK Parliament.

Jones and Young discuss the global effort to censor scientists and whistleblowers who question the safety of the mRNA injections. Reference is made to former Pfizer VP Dr. Michael Yeadon and FDA documents from 2020 that predicted side effects like myocarditis and blood clots. Young uses a factory safety analogy to argue that any other industry would have halted operations immediately upon seeing such high death rates.

Globalist consortiums led by BlackRock are accused of using politicians to stir up conflicts between nuclear powers. The segment highlights Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, where the nation is claiming islands belonging to the Philippines, Japan, and Vietnam. Jones describes the geopolitical situation as a "red flashing light" of imminent danger.

Patrick Byrne compares the 2020 U.S. election anomalies to similar patterns observed in Ukraine, Iraq, and the Philippines. He argues that the same equipment and "cockamamie stories" about shutting down counts have been used globally to facilitate fraudulent outcomes.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is criticized for stating the U.S. does not support Taiwan independence following a meeting with Xi Jinping. The segment maps out China's extensive territorial claims in the South China Sea, comparing them to an imaginary U.S. claim over the entire Caribbean. The administration's stance is characterized as a "green light" for a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

The discussion shifts to China’s criticism of NATO’s "Cold War mentality" and the expansion of U.S. military bases in the Philippines. Gerald Celente argues that NATO has outlived its purpose and is now being used to stoke tensions in the Asia-Pacific region. He warns that the push for war in Taiwan and Ukraine is leading humanity toward a "satanic" global conflict.