Topic: Ransomware

The use of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to manage election infrastructure is criticized for lacking transparency and being exempt from FOIA requests. Patrick Colbeck notes that a ransomware attack occurred in Lincoln County, Washington, shortly after an Albert sensor was installed. The segment also explores the role of "FirstNet," a dedicated cellular network for first responders, in providing a reliable backup connection for election equipment in rural areas.

Reports of armored vehicles and tanks moving through Maryland and Texas are addressed, with Jones clarifying that while some are for drills or overseas shipment, the military is being trained to view constitutionalists as the enemy. He reports that numerous U.S. counties and jails have paid secret ransoms to Russian hackers. Jones also criticizes "Q" followers for relying on "breadcrumbs" rather than documented facts regarding these threats.

A caller named Dean, who lived in Ukraine, describes the "unbelievable" corruption he witnessed in the country. He reports on recent heavy strikes in Zaporozhye. The segment includes a clip of President Joe Biden warning that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber attacks on US critical infrastructure.

The current collapse of Western civilization is described as a "planned obsolescence" intended to make the masses clamor for a pre-designed globalist solution. Dyer points to "Cyber Polygon" as a war game exercise for a simulated cyberattack that will be used to justify a new, restricted internet tied to biometric IDs. Ultimately, the document suggests that the destruction of the economy is a precursor to mass depopulation, allowing the elite to retreat into a "breakaway civilization."

The segment reports on a ransomware attack hitting the Massachusetts Steamship Authority, causing ferry delays. This is framed as part of a broader trend of digital systems failing. The host then introduces an interview with Judge Joe Brown, who claims to have witnessed Joe Biden making racist remarks in the 1970s, including calling children "roaches."

The ransomware attack on the Colonial Pipeline is characterized as a potential "false flag" or inside operation designed to grant globalists more control over infrastructure. By blaming nebulous hacker groups, the administration can normalize energy instability and advance a deindustrialization agenda. This process mirrors economic collapses seen in Venezuela and Cuba, aimed at making the American population poor and dependent.