Topic: Tectonic Weapons

The conversation covers exotic weaponry, including tectonic weapons in Antarctica and the "Melchizedek device," which allegedly neutralizes UFOs. Lis describes T.T. Brown's "acoustic fan" and experiments at CERN that scientists claim interface with other dimensions. Jones announces that Daniel Lis will host the fourth hour of the broadcast to continue the deep dive into these technologies.

The U.S. government reportedly possesses tectonic weapons and neutrino systems capable of triggering earthquakes, such as the event in Christchurch, New Zealand. Historical research by T.T. Brown at the Rand Corporation involved an "acoustic fan" that allegedly manipulated time perception. Current Pentagon sources claim high-powered particle beams can now open "time-dimensional gates" to hit targets anywhere on the planet using quantum entanglement.

Alex Jones analyzes Donald Trump's private stance on Benjamin Netanyahu and Middle East policy, suggesting a move toward peace over conflict with Iran. He references a 1997 press conference by Secretary of Defense William Cohen regarding tectonic and weather weapons. Jones argues that Trump intends to release disruptive technologies, such as free energy, to stimulate the economy.

Whistleblowers and high-level sources describe advanced energy weapons, including quantum entanglement messaging and magnetic drones. Alex Jones discusses the potential for these systems to detonate nuclear warheads remotely or trigger earthquakes, citing Eric Hecker's claims about the South Pole telescope. The segment also addresses the existential risks posed by experiments at CERN.

The segment references an MIT Technology Review article regarding atmospheric heating over earthquake epicenters, which Whittington claims is evidence of tectonic weapons. He cites former Secretary of Defense William Cohen's 1997 admission that "eco-terrorism" involving the triggering of earthquakes is possible. The discussion also touches on "Operation Fishbowl," where the U.S. military detonated nuclear weapons in the magnetosphere to test atmospheric effects.

Allegations are made that ionosphere heaters can be used as tectonic weapons to trigger earthquakes in seismically sensitive regions. The segment cites MIT research regarding anomalous atmospheric heating above the epicenter of the Fukushima earthquake three days before it occurred. Similar correlations are suggested for earthquakes in Turkey and Dubai following political shifts away from Western interests.

The segment delves into the history of weather warfare, citing "Operation Popeye" in Vietnam and the 1979 Weather Weapons Treaty. Claims are made regarding the government's ability to steer hurricanes and trigger earthquakes using atmospheric ionization and tectonic weapons. Reference is made to former Secretary of Defense William Cohen's 1997 comments on "eco-terrorism" and electromagnetic pulse technology.

Speculation arises regarding the use of HAARP and Doppler radar as tectonic weapons to trigger the recent massive earthquakes in Turkey. Alex Jones cites a 1997 quote from Secretary of Defense William Cohen regarding "eco-type terrorism" and the ability to remotely trigger earthquakes and volcanoes using electromagnetic waves. The segment also references a 1992 Henry Kissinger speech at a Bilderberg meeting about using an "outside threat" to force people to relinquish their rights to a world government.