Topic: Police Resistance

Callers from Wales and London discuss the failure of the UK's "Track and Trace" program and the public's lack of trust in Matt Hancock. They suggest that any future attempt at a "serious lockdown" would meet significant resistance from the British people. Alex Jones compares modern health officials to historical tyrants like Hitler and Stalin, alleging a coordinated assault on bodily autonomy.

Jones critiques a new Australian military recruitment advertisement that depicts soldiers training to suppress domestic civilians with police dogs and batons. He warns that this "normalization of tyranny" is a global trend, with China also proposing new lockdowns for the flu. Jones cautions military personnel against participating in a war against their own patriotic citizens.

Austrian police and army units reportedly plan to join anti-government freedom protests against health dictatorship mandates. Speculation arises that globalists may deploy a super bio-weapon or electromagnetic 5G weapons to suppress military and police uprisings. This scenario suggests a strategy to hold security forces hostage by offering a cure only to those who remain loyal to the globalist regime.

A reading from Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "The Gulag Archipelago" reflects on the missed opportunities for resistance during the mass arrests in Leningrad. Solzhenitsyn laments that if citizens had ambushed secret police operatives with simple tools like hammers and axes, the "cursed machine" of Stalinist terror might have ground to a halt. The passage serves as a warning about the consequences of loving freedom too little and lacking awareness of political reality.

Italy is set to extend its "Green Pass" vaccine passport system to schools, universities, and public transport starting September 1st. Paul Joseph Watson reports that teachers will be unable to work without the pass. Conversely, he notes that a group of Swiss police officers has threatened to stop enforcing COVID-19 rules, citing concerns over fundamental civil rights.