Topic: Race War

Alex Jones critiques the film "One Battle After the Next" and Robert Rodriguez’s "Machete" series as government-funded propaganda designed to incite racial tension. He argues that the trope of "secret white supremacist societies" running the government is a fiction used to divide the working class. Jones asserts that in reality, white and Hispanic communities in Texas share traditional Christian values and that the true "elite" target all races for depopulation and control.

Predictions of widespread urban unrest and arson are made for the first weekend of November if the government shutdown continues. The shutdown is framed as a "temper tantrum" by the Democrat party to trigger the "Podesta plan" and discredit the current administration. Despite the tension, there is an emphasis on racial unity, noting that voters of all backgrounds are increasingly rejecting the "race war" narrative pushed by political elites.

The narrative that right-wing terrorism is the primary threat to America is dismissed as a fabrication used to distract from leftist agendas. Examples are cited of white protesters bowing at Black Lives Matter events as evidence of "educated idiot" white people acting against their own interests. The "Podesta Plan" is referenced as a strategy to burn down the country if the left loses power.

Don Lemon is criticized for allegedly suggesting that black and brown people should use the Second Amendment to shoot ICE agents during enforcement actions. This rhetoric is framed as part of a "Podesta plan" to incite a civil war or race war ahead of political events. Claims are made that these statements are scripted talking points intended to provoke violence and create a pretext for federal crackdowns.

Donald Trump reportedly pressured Saudi Arabia to increase oil output to lower global inflation and food costs. The segment then transitions to a clip from the movie *Civil War*, arguing that the film's depiction of white supremacists killing minorities is a psychological operation intended to incite actual conflict.

Alex Jones and Peter Tickton discuss reports of FEMA workers being told to avoid homes with MAGA signs. They reference the "Weather Underground" files and Larry Grathwohl's infiltration of the group, claiming that radical leftists have long-standing plans to trigger a race war and establish forced labor camps in America. They argue that mass killings are a "default prerequisite" of communist takeovers.

The host details a meeting with Louis Farrakhan where they discussed the potential for a manufactured race war in America. Farrakhan reportedly expressed interest in working with the Trump administration to prevent civil unrest. The host notes that Farrakhan's message has become more unifying since his trip to Mecca.

The death of a black student in Mississippi is framed as a potential "mind control" event designed to spark conflict between racial groups. The host criticizes "Christian Zionists" and politicians like Ted Cruz for prioritizing Israeli interests over the First Amendment, while also distancing the show from "Nazi" groups.

Jones alleges that the establishment is attempting to incite a race war by calling in fake bomb threats to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and blaming them on Kirk supporters. He argues that this is a coordinated effort to radicalize black students against the populist movement. The segment references past events like the George Floyd protests as a template for this engineered unrest.

A caller from Michigan discusses the "race wars" being pushed by the left and his frustration with the EPA's denial of geoengineering. Jones argues that the globalists use racial division as a "chemistry interaction" to distract from the systematic poisoning of the population through "chemtrails" and toxic food. He references RFK Jr.'s claims that DARPA and the Pentagon are behind geoengineering programs.

An investigative report by Patrick Howley alleges that George Soros-linked groups are funding the legal defense and promotion of Carmelo Anthony, a teen accused of murder in Dallas. The Tides Foundation and other NGOs are accused of orchestrating racial tensions to trigger a "new Charlottesville." The segment claims this is a psychological operation to distract from larger globalist agendas.

The globalist establishment is allegedly executing a plan to trigger a race war and subsequent civil war to break up the United States into separate blue and red states. This strategy involves using media campaigns to label Donald Trump and Elon Musk as fascist figures to incite violence. Groups like Extinction Rebellion are cited as participating in these efforts by shifting their focus from environmental protests to attacking Tesla infrastructure.

Larry Pinckney and the host discuss the potential for "false flag" events orchestrated by the Deep State to trigger civil unrest. They suggest that the left may use migrant demonstrations or staged violence to blame Trump supporters and destabilize the country. Pinckney references Saul Alinsky's tactics as a blueprint for current Democratic strategies.

There are concerns that globalists may stage false flag attacks against migrants or black communities to trigger a "race war" and justify a state of emergency. Joe Biden and Senator Chris Murphy have been accused of priming the public for this by labeling Trump a "dictator" and a "fascist." These tactics are seen as a desperate attempt to block Trump's deportation agenda and maintain control through civil unrest.

A discussion on Donald Trump's leadership style suggests he may have "blind spots" or a "normalcy bias" that allowed globalists to trick him during his first term. Trump is compared to an "idiot savant" or "Rain Man" figure—highly gifted in specific areas like business and communication but vulnerable to sophisticated evil. The segment warns that globalists are currently planning race wars and new pandemics to sabotage his second term.

Claims are made that globalists and George Soros-funded groups are using the Daniel Penny trial to incite racial division and a "race war" in America. This unrest is characterized as a planned cover for a coup against President-elect Donald Trump to prevent his inauguration or destabilize his term. Predictions are made regarding potential false flag attacks on minority gatherings to blame Trump supporters.

The host warns the Trump transition team that the danger is at its peak and that a more "professional" assassination attempt against Trump is likely. He claims the globalists will use a staged race war as cover for a destabilization plan to bring in martial law. Rachel Maddow is criticized for allegedly reading scripts that encourage the military and media to defy the incoming administration.

The segment discusses potential scenarios where the left might attempt to incite racial conflict as a pretext for a federal crackdown. Patrick Byrne suggests a constitutional solution via Article 4, Section 4, which guarantees a Republican form of government, potentially involving the Supreme Court. References are made to REX 84, a 1980s federal readiness exercise designed to handle civil unrest.

Alex Jones reports on the seizure of apartment complexes in Texas by Venezuelan gangs, criticizing Democratic leaders for denying the existence of the threat. He claims that the establishment is using foreign gangs and "mostly peaceful" protests to prime the country for a racially motivated civil war. Jones cites a study showing that trust in corporate media has hit an all-time low as the public realizes they are being lied to about domestic security.

The radical left is expected to pivot Antifa and similar groups into the "Free Palestine" movement to stage massive riots if Trump wins. These protests are designed to cause kinetic damage to infrastructure and create a "domestic nightmare" between Election Day and the inauguration. The goal is to hand Trump a weakened nation with a crippled economy and widespread civil unrest.