Topic: William Cohen

Donald Trump has alluded to the existence of "super weapons" more powerful than anything previously known. Historical references include Secretary of Defense William Cohen's 1997 warning about electromagnetic waves being used to trigger earthquakes and volcanoes. The IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica is suspected of being a part of this secret arsenal, capable of manipulating space and time.

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.

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.

An NBC News article is analyzed, which claims that a "loose-knit network" of lawmakers and interest groups is planning to foil Trump's potential use of the military. The report expresses fear that Trump would use the Insurrection Act to quell domestic protests. Alex Jones argues that this "network" is actually the one planning a coup by attempting to strip the president of his constitutional commander-in-chief powers.

Senator Richard Blumenthal is criticized for his "stolen valor" history while crafting a bill to give Congress control over the military's domestic deployment. Former Defense Secretary William Cohen is also cited as warning against a Trump "dictatorship." Jones contends that these figures are mainlining a coup against the American people to protect Soros-funded groups and illegal alien interests.

The controlled burn of vinyl chloride in East Palestine, Ohio, is described as a "nuking" of a town that resulted in the creation of hydrochloric acid rain. The segment references a 1997 statement by Secretary of Defense William Cohen regarding "eco-type terrorism" and the use of electromagnetic waves to alter climate or trigger earthquakes. It suggests that infrastructure sabotage is being used to drive the masses into detainment camps.

Reports indicate a series of coordinated attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure, including Chinese spy balloons over Hawaii and a sophisticated hack of the water supply in Pinellas County, Florida. Sheriff Bob Galtieri confirmed a bad actor attempted to poison the water supply with lye. Meanwhile, a massive train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, involving vinyl chloride has resulted in a toxic chemical burn-off, creating hydrochloric acid clouds. Former U.S. Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen is cited regarding the potential for electromagnetic waves to remotely trigger earthquakes and alter the climate.

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.

A 1994 Senate hearing featuring Robert Fletcher discussed the existence of weather tampering techniques used by the government. Fletcher cited patents and statements from Senator Claiborne Pell regarding the use of weather warfare as far back as the Vietnam War. Former Secretary of State William Cohen also acknowledged the existence of high-tech weather weapons in 1998.