Topic: Simeon Boykov

Simeon Boykov, known as the Aussie Cossack, joins the show to discuss the release of Julian Assange. Assange spent years in the Ecuadorian embassy and four years in a maximum-security London prison before striking a plea deal. The case is compared to that of Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers, highlighting Assange's role in exposing government criminal activity.

Simeon Boykov explains his current situation living under diplomatic asylum at the Russian consulate in Sydney. After leading rallies against COVID-19 mandates, he was jailed for breaching a suppression order. To avoid further arrest, he defected to the consulate and was granted Russian citizenship by presidential decree from Vladimir Putin in October 2023.

Simeon Boykov, known as the Aussie Cossack, provides an update on Julian Assange's status from the Russian consulate in Sydney. He notes that the Australian Parliament passed a motion calling for Assange's release and that President Biden has recently hinted at considering a request to end the prosecution.

Simeon Boykov discusses his own situation living under diplomatic asylum in the Russian consulate for nearly 500 days. He suggests a prisoner exchange involving Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and urges American voters to make the Assange case a central issue in the upcoming election.

Simeon Boykov, known as the "Aussie Cossack," has been living inside the Russian consulate in Sydney for over 470 days to avoid Australian prosecution. He was granted Russian citizenship by presidential decree and remains under the protection of the consulate's inviolable territory. Boykov compared his situation to Julian Assange's stay in the Ecuadorian embassy.

Guest host Maria Z introduces Simeon Boykov, known as the "Aussie Cossack," who presents documents allegedly seized by the Russian military from Ukrainian biolabs. The documents suggest a link between the Melbourne-based Doherty Institute and the harvesting of blood samples from Ukraine. Boykov claims the mainstream media is suppressing this information to hide the true nature of Western involvement in the region.

Simeon Boykov details his legal struggles in Australia, including a six-month stint in a maximum-security prison as a "national security interest" inmate. He has since sought refuge in the Russian consulate in Sydney and applied for Russian citizenship to avoid further prosecution. Boykov contrasts the Russian government's protection of its supporters with the Australian government's treatment of figures like Julian Assange.

Simeon Boykov, known as the Aussie Cossack, was reportedly arrested in Australia for protesting COVID-19 lockdowns. Alex Jones links this event to a broader globalist agenda involving the Great Reset and Klaus Schwab. Jones claims that political figures like Rand Paul and Ted Cruz are aware that Anthony Fauci and Peter Daszak intentionally launched the virus as a bioweapon to install worldwide tyranny.

Drew Hernandez suggests that the infrastructure for the "Mark of the Beast" is being established through vaccine passports and implantable chips mentioned by Klaus Schwab. He cites the Book of Revelation and the Book of Luke to frame current events as biblical end times. Alex Jones brings up the arrest of Simeon Boykov in Australia as a precursor to the martial law he expects to see implemented globally.

Footage is played showing Australian police arresting Simeon Boykov, the Aussie Cossack, at his home. The officers cite an alleged breach of the Public Health Act as the grounds for the arrest. Alex Jones describes the scene as "North Korean style" and claims Boykov was targeted for his previous appearance on the Alex Jones Show.