Topic: Roger Waters

Joe from the USA explains why he dropped his support for Donald Trump, citing Trump's business failures in Atlantic City and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. He compares the "tumbleweeds" in Atlantic City to the current state of the country. The caller also asks if the administration will support Pink Floyd singer Roger Waters, who is reportedly facing prison time for his pro-Palestine activism.

Russia is reportedly massing 500,000 troops for a major offensive in Ukraine, potentially timed for the anniversary of the invasion on February 24. President Zelensky has requested fighter jets from the UK as heavy weaponry continues to pour into the region. Musician Roger Waters addressed the UN, condemning both the Russian invasion and the Western provocations that led to the conflict, describing the situation as a dangerous Slavic civil war.

Whistleblower Edward Snowden compared the White House's denial of the Nord Stream sabotage to historical lies regarding the Bay of Pigs invasion. The Kremlin has called for an open international investigation into the "unprecedented attack" on their infrastructure. Additionally, musician Roger Waters is facing renewed criticism and labels of being a "Putin apologist" for his vocal stance against escalating the conflict in Ukraine.

Italian fighter jets participating in a NATO mission intercepted four Russian warplanes near the Polish border, forcing them back to Kaliningrad. Elon Musk faces backlash from Ukrainian officials and threats of being placed on an "enemies list" after suggesting a peace deal to avoid nuclear war. The controversy mirrors the treatment of Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters, who has also been criticized for his stance on the conflict.

Jones reports on attempts to cancel Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters for his calls for peace between Russia and the West. He also discusses former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki’s admission that the upcoming midterms are a referendum on President Biden. Jones warns his audience that the "deep state" may be preparing "false flag" operations to frame patriots as terrorists before the elections.

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters defended his stance on the Russia-Ukraine conflict during a CNN interview, arguing that NATO expansion to the Russian border provoked the war. Waters challenged the interviewer's narrative on U.S. involvement in World War II and stated that Taiwan is internationally recognized as part of China. He criticized President Biden for "fueling the fire" in Ukraine instead of encouraging diplomatic negotiations.

China deployed 28 warplanes near Taiwan in a large-scale military exercise, while Vladimir Putin questioned the U.S. regarding the death of Ashli Babbitt. In other news, the Vatican warned bishops against denying communion to Joe Biden, and Nickelodeon reported a significant drop in viewership following the introduction of LGBTQ programming. Additionally, the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" agenda is criticized for promoting a future where individuals own nothing and consume insect-based diets.

The host highlights a "Global Awakening" as legendary musicians Eric Clapton and Roger Waters speak out against the establishment. The discussion previews upcoming coverage of internal battle plans for a U.S. social credit score and vaccine passport system. The host asserts that these artists' courage to defy the system is a sign of growing resistance to "medical tyranny."

Roger Waters of Pink Floyd publicly rejected a request from Mark Zuckerberg to use the song "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" in an Instagram advertisement. Waters called Zuckerberg a "little prick" and refused to allow his music to be used to promote platforms that censor information, such as the story of Julian Assange. He argued that the song's message against thought control is the antithesis of Facebook's business model.