Topic: Silent Prayer

Alex Jones reports on the first conviction for "thought crime" in the UK, where a veteran was arrested for praying silently outside an abortion clinic. He warns that the EU's push for a global Digital ID, supported by Bill Gates and the UN, will be used to implement similar controls worldwide. Jones concludes with an urgent plea for donations to RealAlexJones.com to sustain his legal battles against the "deep state assault."

Alex Jones opens the phone lines and discusses the Biden administration's push for digital IDs in coordination with Bill Gates and the UN. International news items include a UK woman receiving a payout after being arrested for silent prayer near an abortion clinic and the Ukrainian parliament moving to ban the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Jones warns that these policies represent a globalist assault on free speech and religious freedom.

Footage is discussed showing a Catholic woman being arrested for silently praying near an abortion clinic in the UK. The host uses this to illustrate how the British police have become ideologically driven, arresting citizens for their thoughts or for social media posts, such as an image of a trans flag arranged as a swastika. This is framed as the normalization of political prisoner camps in the West.

Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, director of March for Life UK, was arrested for silently praying near an abortion facility in Birmingham, UK. Jones reviews video footage of police questioning her about her thoughts and whether she was praying in her head. He characterizes the incident as a literal "thought crime" and an example of leftist authoritarianism.

In the UK, a charity volunteer was arrested for silently praying near an abortion facility, sparking concerns over "thought crimes." The discussion also covers the WHO's secret meetings to negotiate a pandemic treaty that could override national sovereignty. Guest host Maria Z from Australia joins to discuss how these global policies are being tested in her country.