Topic: Rudolf Hess

Sam Tripoli discusses the "hardwiring of mysticism" through direct energy weapons and voice-to-skull technology. He draws parallels between current events and the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, claiming British intelligence historically used subversion to topple regimes in Russia, China, and Germany. The segment explores the idea that a "color revolution" is currently being executed against the United States.

Alex Jones presents an alternative history of World War II, claiming the Nazis based their "racial hygiene" on American and British models like Margaret Sanger and IBM. He alleges that King Edward VIII was forced to abdicate not because of Wallis Simpson, but because he was a Nazi sympathizer intended to lead a Hitler-controlled EU. Jones further claims that Rudolf Hess and Neville Chamberlain had a secret peace treaty to attack Russia before the British double-crossed Hitler using Enigma machine intelligence.

The host claims that British intelligence "set up" Hitler and that the cracking of the Enigma code happened much earlier than publicly admitted. They discuss Hitler's declining health, including Parkinson's disease and injuries from "Operation Valkyrie," dismissing theories that he survived the war in Argentina. The segment transitions back to a promotion for Methylene Blue, with Gaines reporting that he is already feeling the effects of the supplement.

Alex Jones discusses the alleged secret peace negotiations between Nazi Germany and elements of the British monarchy, specifically Edward VIII. He mentions Rudolf Hess's flight to Scotland as part of this effort. Jones also explains his strategy of "trolling" both the left and the right on the platform X to spark debates about historical totalitarianism.

Jay Dyer discusses the occult influences on the Bond series, claiming the villain Blofeld was based on Satanist Aleister Crowley. He notes that Crowley was a British intelligence asset used to dupe Nazi officials like Rudolf Hess. Dyer also traces the "007" moniker back to John Dee, Queen Elizabeth I's advisor, who used the symbol in his Enochian magic ciphers for espionage.