Topic: Satanic Cults

Investigative journalist BX joins the show to discuss her work exposing the "764" pedophile network and its links to the "Maniac Murder Cult" from Ukraine. She describes how these foreign terror organizations are merging with domestic extremist groups to commit stabbings and shootings in America. BX notes that while the FBI has made significant arrests, there is a pervasive satanic component to these rings that the mainstream media often ignores.

Alex Jones analyzes a political cartoon by Ben Garrison depicting a transgender shooter influenced by a demonic figure. Jones claims an international satanic cult is programming transgender individuals to commit mass violence, citing a supposed FBI bust from months prior. He further alleges that leftist demonstrations and abortion clinics are populated by devil worshippers.

J.R.R. Tolkien reportedly abandoned a sequel to *The Lord of the Rings* titled *The New Shadow* because it dealt with satanic secret societies and interdimensional possession. The discussion posits that Tolkien's work was an allegory for real-world spiritual warfare and that he resisted recruitment into elite occult groups like the Hellfire Club. Modern trans-Satanist movements are framed as the real-world manifestation of the "Orc cults" Tolkien feared.

Victor Bout argues that Europe has a historical pattern of attacking Russia every 80 to 100 years to seize its abundant natural resources. He claims the current Ukrainian regime follows the ideology of Bandera, which was more aggressive than the Gestapo. Bout asserts that the Russian people are consolidated and will dismantle the "Satanic cults" currently imposing their will on the European population.

Becca and Jones discuss the psychology of "nihilistic violent extremists" who view themselves as their own gods. They argue that these online cults use Aleister Crowley's "do as thou wilt" philosophy to dehumanize others, leading insecure youth to commit violence. Becca notes that the term "nihilistic violent extremist" is a more accurate descriptor than "far-right extremist" for these decentralized groups.

Jones frames his broadcast as a message of resistance against a "globalist death cult" and calls for listeners to align with God against Satan. He introduces a video report produced with Darren McBrain featuring music by White Zombie to illustrate the stakes of the current cultural and spiritual conflict. He emphasizes that the second biggest lie is that humans cannot change their future trajectory.

Alex Jones recounts a series of personal experiences from his youth in Dallas, claiming he was targeted by satanic cults and demonic influences. He describes these encounters as part of a lifelong spiritual war, where he was protected by divine intervention. These stories are presented as evidence that the "devil's agents" have long sought to corrupt or destroy those with a mission from God.

A caller discusses the "cult-like" behavior of the political left, leading to a breakdown of the "centrist" label. The host argues that modern "right-wingers" are actually classical liberals in the tradition of Thomas Jefferson, while the left has become a "Satan cult." The fundamental divide in society is presented as a choice between common sense and the "cult of lies."

In a broad tangent, Jones claims that the British government and organizations like the Boy Scouts have been compromised by pedophile rings. He references ancient history and the Bible to argue that countries have historically been run by "demonic sex cults." He suggests that these forces are currently attempting to "normalize" their behavior as they lose their mask of secrecy.

The hosts discuss the likelihood of Donald Trump being sentenced to prison, with Jones placing the odds at 51%. Harrison Smith suggests Trump should apply for "political asylum" in Florida or Texas to challenge the legitimacy of the New York court's order. They describe the Democratic party as a "satanic cult" and predict a "scorched earth" political environment if the 2024 election is perceived as stolen.

The struggle against globalism is framed as a spiritual war between God's army and those who have signed contracts with Satan, such as Antony Blinken. The globalist system is accused of broadcasting a "death signal" intended to make humanity give up and accept destruction. Participants in this spiritual conflict are urged to remain in alignment with the Holy Spirit to avoid the eternal damnation facing the elite.

Owen Shroyer characterizes the current political system as a "Satanic World Order" and a "Democrat death cult" that uses vaccines and water fluoridation to control and stupefy the population. He asserts that the plan to make people allergic to beef is a way to enforce dietary changes without using direct force. Shroyer links these efforts to a broader agenda of dehumanization and social engineering.

A caller named Keith from Texas claims Elon Musk is a "Satanist hiding in plain sight" due to his attire. The conversation transitions into a critique of the "homosexual agenda," with Jones comparing modern cultural shifts to the biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah and characterizing the movement as a "sex cult" targeting children.

Roseanne Barr explains that drinking wine in moderation on Jewish holidays is a weapon against Satan because he cannot understand joy. She warns that satanic cults trick children into believing Satan is as powerful as God, which she asserts is a lie. According to Barr, Satan only possesses the power that humans grant him through their own fear and hatred.

Financial expert Max Keiser is identified as a key advisor to President Bukele, helping establish Bitcoin mining using volcanic thermal energy. The discussion also touches on the history of MS-13, alleging the gang was formed in Los Angeles and engages in human sacrifice. The success of Bukele's economic and security policies is described as a threat to the New World Order.

The broadcast transitions into its second hour from the "Central Texas Command Center." Jones re-emphasizes the emergency nature of the broadcast, focusing on Russia's war with NATO and the "transhumanist doomsday cult" attempting to collapse civilization. He calls on listeners to share the broadcast as a means of fighting for humanity's existence.

The current era is compared to the "Days of Noah," characterized by a sudden explosion of satanic cults and the normalization of ritualistic behavior. Jay Dyer describes the public's devotion to vaccination as the "sacrament of the stabby," a religious-like adherence to a deceptive system. He argues that this phase of the Beast system is preparing humanity to bow down to even more alluring and deceptive technological offers in the future.