Topic: Textbooks

After a brief promotion for "Nitric Boost," Jay Dyer cites various academic textbooks to prove that the influence of secret societies like the Illuminati and Freemasons in the French Revolution is established history. He mentions the "Nine Sisters Lodge" and the "Masonic Declaration of Human Rights" as key elements of the 1789 uprising. Dyer argues that the public has been "dumbed down" to view these historical facts as conspiracy theories.

Dr. John Campbell reviews World Economic Forum literature regarding Disease X, noting that the term does not appear in standard medical textbooks like Rubens' Pathology or Guyton and Hall. The WEF suggests that "something" must be produced to target novel viruses before they emerge. Campbell expresses concern over laboratory experiments where viral function is increased through cell cultures.

A California school district textbook reportedly claims there are eight genders and numerous sexual preferences, including "scoliosexual" and "demisexual." Mike Adams links the rise in gender confusion to environmental factors like the herbicide atrazine, which Alex Jones famously identified as a chemical castrator. The segment introduces Shiri Sapir to discuss the systematic indoctrination of children in public schools.

The influence of the Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations on the American textbook system is highlighted as a means of controlling information. Dr. Brooks shares his personal experience of being shut out of higher education institutions for his dissenting views. He concludes his segment by urging listeners to take control of their own education and health, thanking the host for the opportunity to reach a wider audience.