Topic: Un Invasion

A report explores how Canadian laws are allegedly grooming citizens to become "global citizens" with no individual rights to self-defense. The segment highlights a case in Welland, Ontario, where a home invader was released on bail, and new regulations in Hamilton banning private security cameras. The "Global Citizen Initiative" is linked to World Economic Forum plans for a UN identity card.

Footage shows U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents cutting protective wire fencing to allow illegal immigrants to enter the country. Dr. Jane Ruby characterizes this as a government-led "crime" facilitated by the UN and various NGOs. She argues that these agencies have been "captured" and are now actively working to facilitate the invasion of the United States rather than protecting its borders.

Callers suggest that Texas should form human chains at the border and that other states like Wyoming should pass resolutions supporting Governor Abbott. The discussion focuses on non-violent civil disobedience and the use of state police to locally indict criminal illegal aliens. There is a consensus among participants that the Supreme Court's ruling is a provocation intended to spark a conflict.

Military correspondent Michael Yon reports from Panama on the construction of hardened concrete bridges and roads in the Darien Gap. He presents drone footage of the "Belt and Road" infrastructure being built to facilitate a massive migration flow from South America. Yon characterizes this as a Chinese-led invasion supported by the UN and U.S. funding, noting that the gap is essentially "open" for thousands of people daily.

A famous quote attributed to Henry Kissinger regarding the use of an "outside threat" to make Americans accept UN troops is revisited. The host links this to current reports of a mystery pneumonia wave in Europe and China, suggesting it is the "Disease X" scenario being used to justify new lockdowns. The strategy is described as a way to make the public plead for world government to deliver them from a manufactured evil.

Footage from the Texas border shows thousands of migrants entering the U.S. in what is described as an "invading army" facilitated by UN NGOs and the World Economic Forum. In response to the influx, cities like Chicago and New York are repurposing public facilities to house illegal aliens. President Biden is reportedly considering an executive order to keep migrants in Arizona and Texas, while local leaders like Eric Adams begin to backtrack on sanctuary city policies.