Topic: Power Supply

Alex Jones opens the broadcast claiming that globalist entities are planning to stage terror attacks on the U.S. power grid to blame right-wing patriots and Russia. He references archival clips from 2022 where he predicted the government would use cyber attack narratives to implement internet IDs and social credit scores. Jones also criticizes John Kerry for allegedly declaring war on agriculture and the food supply under the guise of climate change innovation.

A comparison is made between the current administration's energy policies and the sabotage of generators in films like "Aliens" and "The Empire Strikes Back." Owen Shroyer shares a personal anecdote about his property taxes doubling in Austin despite a declining real estate market. They argue that the "extinction rebellion" mindset of the Democratic Party is intentionally ruining the infrastructure.

Globalist policies are facing rejection worldwide, leading to predictions of desperate measures to maintain power over the next year. Alleged Russian cyber attacks are being telegraphed as the cause for upcoming large-scale blackouts and attacks on food and fuel facilities. These events are characterized as a coordinated effort to force dependency on a globalist regime.

A 2020 clip of Klaus Schwab is played, in which he warns that a comprehensive cyber attack would make the COVID-19 crisis look like a "small disturbance." Jones links this to current reports of rising electricity prices for electric vehicles in Munich, arguing that the globalists are preparing to turn off the power to gain full control over society.

Klaus Schwab discusses the potential for a comprehensive cyber attack that would halt hospital services, transportation, and the power supply. He suggests that the cybersecurity community must draw lessons from COVID-19 to prepare for a "cyber pandemic." Critics argue this is a pretext for consolidating total control, noting that the world's wealthiest billionaires significantly increased their wealth during previous global disruptions.

A caller named Rick discusses his work with the Amish community providing sustainable off-grid technology. He suggests that moving closer to Amish communities and adopting their self-sufficient lifestyle is a strategic move to avoid future mandates. The host agrees, noting the historical precedent of the Amish fleeing oppression in Europe.

Mike Adams expresses long-term optimism that a new society rooted in liberty will be reborn from the survivors of the engineered collapse. He urges listeners to prepare for a year without a power grid or food supplies, stating that the globalists' failure to achieve absolute censorship will be their eventual undoing.

Jones discusses the intentional deindustrialization of the West, citing the British government's role in moving Sheffield Steel and coal plants to India. He uses a local anecdote about a closed Wendy's to illustrate the fragility of "just-in-time" delivery systems. The segment promotes My Patriot Supply storable food as a necessary safeguard against planned supply chain collapses.