Topic: Pre Crime

A 2005 clip of Joe Biden questioning John Roberts reveals early political discussions about using microchips to track human movement. Jones links this to modern "pre-crime" laws in the UK and "neuromarketing" techniques used to assess consumer responses. The segment suggests that science fiction shows like "The X-Files" served as predictive programming for these technological rollouts.

New Zealand is reportedly installing hundreds of "Halo" surveillance cameras to monitor and eventually ration citizen movement. Nick Bush describes being visited by national security agents after purchasing a book on firearm design, illustrating the invasive nature of modern "pre-crime" AI. He encourages listeners to support independent outlets like CounterSpin Media and Liz Gunn to stay informed on these developments.

The discussion focuses on a provision in Bill C-63 regarding the "fear of hate propaganda." This allows a judge to impose conditions—such as house arrest, electronic monitoring (ankle bracelets), and firearm seizures—on individuals who have not yet committed a crime but are feared likely to do so in the future. Levant compares this to the "pre-crime" concept from the film Minority Report, noting it applies to speech and feelings rather than physical violence.

The discussion shifts to the broader implications of globalist censorship and the potential for an AI-human merger to implement "pre-crime" online monitoring. Allegations are made that the deep state is fomenting civil war by mischaracterizing Donald Trump's attempts to lower political temperatures as veiled threats against Attorney General Merrick Garland. Historical parallels are drawn between current political escalations and the actions of Adolf Hitler during World War II.

Alex Jones reports on a World Economic Forum proposal to use AI for "pre-crime" surveillance on the internet to block certain terms and ideas. He also discusses General Mark Milley's leaked resignation letter, which characterized Donald Trump as a tyrant. Jones argues that the globalist "Great Reset" is accelerating its plans for a technocratic control grid as the world turns against them.

The new bipartisan gun legislation is characterized as a "pre-crime" system that enables "swatting" and the unconstitutional seizure of firearms. The segment references repeated swatting incidents involving Tim Pool and contrasts the new law with a recent Supreme Court ruling that expanded concealed carry rights.

Canadian activist Chris Sky provides an update on his "Just Say No" tour and his evasion of a "pre-crime" arrest warrant in Manitoba. He describes the heavy-handed tactics used by the Canadian government, including the arrest of Pastor Art Pawlowski. Sky argues that the lockdowns are a method of isolation and cult-like programming intended to break the population's will.

Chris Sky discusses his "Freedom Convoy Tour" and the subsequent legal harassment he faced, including being placed on a no-fly list. He reports that Amazon banned his book, "Just Say No," the day before its scheduled release. Furthermore, he claims Canadian authorities are issuing "pre-emptive" arrest warrants for events that have not yet occurred.