6 chapters across the catalog
Jones and Dankula discuss the $2.3 trillion cost of the Afghanistan war and the lack of infrastructure investment at home. Dankula describes "Sharia police" on horseback in the UK and argues that mass migration is driven by a goal of "religious domination" rather than assimilation.
Islamic Conquest Rhetoric, Europe Suicide Bombing Threats
Islamic leaders in Europe are reportedly using rhetoric about conquering the continent through demographic shifts and the threat of suicide bombings. The discussion highlights the growing Muslim population in Europe as a significant political and security consequence for Western nations.
Ukrainian Cyber Warfare, Organ Harvesting and Human Trafficking
Ukraine is accused of running massive call centers to conduct cyber warfare and steal from Russian citizens' bank accounts. Viktor Bout also reports on "neo-Nazi" atrocities in the Donbass region, including human trafficking, sex slavery, and organ harvesting. He claims the Ukrainian regime has used mentally disabled children as suicide bombers to attack Russian troops.
The Death of Sergeant Terence Yeakey and FBI History
Elijah Schaffer recounts the suspicious death of Sergeant Terence Yeakey, a hero cop from the Oklahoma City bombing who questioned the official FBI narrative. Yeakey was found dead in a field in what was ruled a suicide, despite evidence of torture and a "downward shot" to the body. The story is used to warn that the state is willing to eliminate even its own officers to protect secrets.
Liverpool Hospital Bombing, Media Misidentification of Jihadi Suspect
Watson and Jones discuss the attempted suicide bombing at a women's hospital in Liverpool on Remembrance Day. They criticize the BBC and other media outlets for labeling the suspect as a "Christian convert" despite evidence of him attending a mosque daily during Ramadan. They argue that asylum seekers often fake conversions to avoid deportation after their claims are rejected.
Kunduz Mosque Bombing, Afghanistan, ISIS-K
A suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killed or injured at least 100 worshippers during Friday prayers. The Islamic State (ISIS-K) is suspected of carrying out the attack. Alex Jones argues that the destabilization of the region is a result of weak U.S. leadership and the historical arming of "moderate rebels" by the Obama administration.
