MUST WATCH: Aleksandr Dugin, Alex Jones, & Tucker Carlson Expose The Secrets of The Transhumanist Death Cult
Alex Jones give his analysis of the recent Tucker Carlson interview of Aleksandr Dugin during the Tuesday show.
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BREAKING: Biden Announces All US Coal Power Plants to be Shut Down, Experts Warn Power Grid Will Collapse
On his Tuesday show, Alex Jones discussed the pronouncement by the Biden administration that all coal-fired power generation plants shall be shuttered, a move that will cause power grid collapse, according to experts.
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Pakistan’s Asylum Clampdown Risks Sending Waves of Refugees to Europe
Attempts by the central government in Pakistan to crack down on millions of long-term resident Afghan refugees could set in motion a fresh refugee stampede to Europe.
Human rights organisations warn that 800,000 Afghans face immediate deportation, following some 375,00 Afghans who have left the country since late last year. Islamabad signalled its intent to begin mass expulsions of recently-arrived Afghan refugees in November 2023, ending a tradition of openness to those fleeing conflict in the neighbouring country,
EU operatives are already on the ground dealing with the exodus of Afghans, with one Council of Europe official calling on nations to ‘do more’ to facilitate refugees in conjunction with ‘civil society’ at an embassy level.
Pakistani authorities are increasingly at odds with a Taliban-supported Islamist group, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Its activities along the Afghan-Pakistan border and among the country’s expat community prompted army officials in December to call for Pentagon assistance to remove the terror group.
Pakistan unveiled its multi-phased euphemism-free ‘Illegal Foreigners’ Repatriation Plan’ last October, with Amnesty International claiming that 1.7 million Afghan refugees could leave Pakistan as a consequence of the threat of state harassment and physical removal.
The number of Afghan asylum seekers has spiked in Europe since the collapse of the Western-backed government in 2021, with many populist politicians linking the influx of refugees with an increase in street-level crime.
Comme vous tous, je suis bouleversée par le meurtre de #Matisse, 15 ans, par un migrant afghan déjà connu de la police, samedi soir, à Châteauroux.
— Marion Maréchal (@MarionMarechal) April 29, 2024
Voici la terrible liste non exhaustive des nombreux autres innocents tués par des Afghans en France et en Europe. ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/oBqu56GQ0h
A decade of calamitous migration policy has forced the issue to the forefront of the EU’s agenda in recent years, with Brussels commonly accused of institutionalising open border policies through the rollout of the bloc’s Migration Pact.
The European Commission did not respond to media inquiries from The European Conservative at the time of publication regarding its response to the crisis.
BREAKING: Roger Stone Predicts Trump Will Challenge Unconstitutional Gag Order / Deep State Planning Civil War
Roger Stone joined Alex Jones on the Tuesday show to give his expert political analysis on Trump’s legal battle and how the deep state will proverbially tie his hands when he’s elected president again in 2024.
“The goal here once again is to get a conviction, any conviction for any formulated crime,” Stone said.
He also discussed how the current U.S. establishment is trying to take away control of the military from the commander and chief so that Trump can’t quell a liberal uprising once he’s elected.
“They’re right out front saying if Trump wins we won’t certify his election, isn’t that what they’re accusing him of doing and saying it’s a crime,” Stone said.
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UN Tracking & Controlling Refugees’ Cash & Aid Relief in Burkina Faso Via Digital IDs
The United Nations (UN), along with other globalist groups, is reportedly tracking and controlling refugees’ cash and aid relief by means of digital IDs in the West African nation of Burkina Faso.
Burkina Faso is a member of the UN and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). However, it was suspended from the ECOWAS in January 2022 following a military coup. Burkinabe people have suffered from violence coming from both the country’s soldiers and Islamist armed groups, leading to massive displacement of the population.
But this crisis has served as an opportunity for ECOWAS to ramp up its data collection effortsunder the disguise of addressing the matter. The UN has also stepped in, exploiting the humanitarian crisis as an opportunity to roll out its biometrics and digital ID agenda to refugees and displaced persons, and the communities that host them.
(Related: OBEY OR SUFFER: EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen calls for creation of GLOBAL DIGITAL ID SYSTEM.)
ECOWAS initially announced a $25 million initiative to aid internally displaced people, refugees, asylum seekers and communities affected by conflicts across the region. Of this amount, $9 million has been allocated for internally displaced people (IDPs), refugees and asylum seekers, as well as for the communities that host them. A separate $4 million has been reserved for humanitarian action to curb the devastating consequences of terrorism and mitigate the fallout of natural disasters.
However, there are scant details about how the $13 million would be spent. Details on what form or items the aid or assistance will take are likewise lacking. But according to Nigerian newspaper The Punch, ECOWAS emphasized the importance of prevention in its approach to crisis management, highlighting the implementation of a disaster reduction strategy and the utilization of tools such as the ECOWAS Early Warning and Response Network (ECOWARN).
According to ECOWAS, “ECOWARN’s systematized approach to data collection, threat assessment and reporting enables proactive decision-making to preserve regional stability.” But the Daily Expose pointed out that the network “has obviously completely failed to preserve regional stability in recent years and the emphasis is on data collection, it makes one wonder what data is being collected.”
UN to set up “digital ID prison” for Burkinabes
The Expose also elaborated on a separate plan by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) about a digital ID strategy. A pamphlet about the strategy explained: “A legal identity for every individual is of utmost importance. However, a digital identity that [gives] access to the internet, mobile phones and related services is equally becoming important.”
It added that to achieve this end, the UNCHR will use biometrics and digital ID to track their cash and relief items and that this personal data will be stored on a centralized global UN database. “Refugees and other forcibly displaced persons will, for example, have relief accounts that show entitlements transparently and track cash and relief items that have been or will be made available to them,” the Expose added.
This endeavor would only be expedited by the Burkinabe government’s March 2024 announcement about Ouagadougou’s planned expansion of its digital public infrastructure. The $150 million expansion would be backed by both the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the latter being part of the World Bank Group (WBG). Incidentally, both the IMF and the WBG are specialized agencies of the UN.
“The UNHCR is collecting, managing and storing biometrics and digital ID data of displaced persons and the communities that host them, and the [WBG] is increasing broadband connectivity to the same people,” the Expose ultimately remarked.
“Displaced people, who are most likely traumatized and own nothing except for what they were able to carry from their homes on their backs, are not prioritizing smartphones and broadband connectivity. They need food, clean water and shelter – which, it seems, relies on them using a digital ID issued by the UN.“
German State TV Falsely Claims Islamist Rally Calling For a Caliphate Was ‘Right-Wing’
German state television broadcaster ZDF has corrected a false report claiming that a radical Islamist demonstration in Hamburg was organized by those “close to a right-wing extremist group observed by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution.”
The false claim was made on the morning news program heuteeXpress on April 29 by presenter Sara Bilda.
“In fact, the correct sentence would have been “that ‘Muslim Interaktiv’ is being monitored by the Hamburg Office for the Protection of the Constitution as a confirmed extremist movement in the Islamist milieu,” the broadcaster clarified.
IRRE❗️
— Georg Pazderski (@Georg_Pazderski) April 29, 2024
Das ZDF schafft es, die Islamisten von „Muslim Interaktiv“ als „rechtsextremistische Gruppe” zu bezeichnen.
Dann stimmt auch wieder Faesers und Haldenwangs Statistik. pic.twitter.com/YsgwAbt4IC
The correction has been published on the website of ZDF. However, the reporting initially sparked confusion, with social media users speculating if the Islamic Initiative was indeed a right-wing group since the Office for the Protection of Constitution, for instance, lists all anti-Semitic crimes as “right-wing” even if they are committed by Muslims or leftists.
As Remix News recently reported, 1,000 Islamists living in Germany marched through Hamburg on Saturday denouncing democracy and calling for the country to become a caliphate — a move that would introduce Sharia law into Germany.
Demonstrators held placards that read “Caliphate is the solution” and chanted for Muslims to disobey the government it called a “dictatorship of values.”
Meanwhile, the Islamist demonstration on Saturday continues to make waves. Numerous politicians have called for the “Muslim Interactive” group to be banned. And there are also calls for the resignation of Interior Minister Nancy Faeser (SPD).
The approximately 1,000 participants at the meeting had called for the establishment of a caliphate and complained about allegedly Islamophobic policies in Germany. They also criticized “cheap lies” in the reporting on the Gaza war and repeatedly expressed their protest with shouts of “Allahu Akbar”.