Topic: Stephen King

The segment draws parallels between current events and fictional depictions of preemptive nuclear strikes, such as Stephen King's "The Dead Zone." Jones warns that the deep state may attempt a false flag assassination of Donald Trump to blame Iran and justify a full-scale war. Economic indicators, such as a surge in pizza and liquor sales, are cited as traditional social precursors to the start of a major war.

A 2017 clip of Anthony Fauci is played where he predicts the Trump administration will face a "surprise outbreak" of infectious disease. The host compares Fauci to Stephen King's "Pennywise the Clown," suggesting the pandemic was a pre-planned event to target children and society.

Globalists are accused of bringing tens of millions of Muslims into the Western world to displace existing populations and destabilize nations. The historical narrative of the Crusades is reframed as a defensive response to Islamic expansion into Poland, Russia, and Eastern Europe. El Cid and the La Reconquista in Spain are cited as examples of reclaiming territory and pushing populations back to the Middle East and Africa.

The segment explores Hunter Biden's transition into the art world, where his prints reportedly sell for $75,000 and original paintings for $500,000. Tucker Carlson suggests these sales resemble a money-laundering scheme. He also criticizes Simon & Schuster for paying millions for Hunter's memoir, which was promoted by celebrities like Stephen King despite poor sales.

The film "Jurassic Park Dominion" is cited as an example of "predictive programming" regarding genetically modified locusts and worldwide famine. The discussion shifts to CERN, where scientists are accused of attempting to bring "antimatter" into the physical realm to disrupt stable matter. This scientific endeavor is compared to the dark themes in Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series, framed as a biblical war against the "pillars of reality."

Author Stephen King is criticized for publicly supporting Nina Jankowicz and the Disinformation Governance Board. Glenn Greenwald responded by calling Jankowicz a "despotic imbecile" and a "cartoon figure." Greenwald questioned why any author would stand with a government-run disinformation board inside the Department of Homeland Security.

The segment critiques the sexualization of children through drag queen events and media representation, comparing the imagery to horror tropes. Jones claims that globalist organizations use pedophilia as a "club" requirement for entry into elite circles. He references alleged CIA-linked experiments in Germany involving the grooming of children to support his theory of a systemic attack on the family unit.

The segment explores the militarization of brain science through nanotechnology and biotechnology. Dyer references Stephen King's Cell and the film Kingsman to illustrate how signals could be used to disrupt human cognition and facilitate Malthusian depopulation agendas.

Owen Shroyer introduces the story of Ernest Ramirez, a father whose son died from Pfizer vaccine side effects and who was subsequently censored on social media. The segment claims that tens of thousands may be dying from vaccines while officials misattribute these deaths to COVID-19. Shroyer cites a report from the Governor of West Virginia regarding a 25% increase in deaths among vaccinated individuals and accuses Stephen King of spreading misinformation about Florida death tolls.

Anthony Fauci's inability to explain why those with natural immunity need vaccination is highlighted as a sign of a "purposeful takedown" of civilization. The host mentions a Treasury employee retiring to avoid the vaccine mandate and criticizes Stephen King for spreading "fake stories" about Florida death tolls. This is compared to previous "fake" reports about Ivermectin overdoses filling up hospitals in Oklahoma.

Owen Shroyer compares the current pandemic to the 1976 swine flu scare, noting that the government used similar fear tactics to push a vaccine that resulted in massive legal settlements for neurological damage. He explains that these failures led to the creation of secret vaccine courts and legal immunity for pharmaceutical manufacturers. Shroyer argues that the current situation is a repeat of this "eugenics program" but on a much larger and more dangerous scale.

Jay from Virginia describes performing magnet tests on guests at a college graduation party. He claims magnets stuck to people who had received Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson shots, causing some guests to refuse the test out of fear. Schroer calls the magnetism phenomenon "Pulitzer Prize-winning" news and references Stephen King's "Cell" and the movie "Kingsman" as examples of predictive programming.

Jones shares his personal spiritual beliefs, describing hell as a separation from God and a "tomb of your own evil." He discusses the concept of higher dimensions and compares the influence of evil entities to Stephen King's *It*. Jones encourages listeners to tune into God to see through the "trance" created by the globalist system and its media puppets.