Alex Jones Issues Emergency Warning: Globalists Planning Race-Based Civil War When Trump Is President-Elect
Now that the globalists’ plan to secure the 2024 election by taking Trump out has failed, a Plan B strategy will be to divide and conquer Americans by hyping up racial tensions.
Watch: FULL Bodycam Footage from Trump Shooting Aftermath Released by Sen. Grassley
Bodycam footage released by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on Thursday shows the moments Beaver County emergency personnel encountered the body of deceased would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks.
A 3-minute portion of the footage was shared earlier this week, however the latest 25-minute excerpt sheds additional light on the situation and raises more lingering questions on law enforcement’s botched response to the shooting.
Upon reviewing the footage, Sen. Grassley remarked two things stood out to him, including the breakdown in communication between local and federal agencies, and feds’ delayed response in dealing with the detonator found on deceased shooter Thomas’ Crooks’ body.
BOTTOM LINE: Secret Service/DHS/FBI hv a responsibility to EXPLAIN 2 the American ppl what went wrong on July 13 + how they plan 2 fix it
— Chuck Grassley (@ChuckGrassley) July 25, 2024
If fed govt isnt willing 2 give u the facts then I WILL
“BOTTOM LINE: Secret Service/DHS/FBI hv a responsibility to EXPLAIN 2 the American ppl what went wrong on July 13 + how they plan 2 fix it,” Grassley wrote via X.
“If fed govt isnt willing 2 give u the facts then I WILL.”
The latest footage comes as Sen. Grassley earlier this week published a short excerpt showing Secret Service agents and local law enforcement on the roof where Crooks fired his shot, with the dead shooter’s corpse seen laying nearby.
Sen. Grassley has called on the Secret Service to also release footage saying “TRANSPARENCY BRINGS ACCOUNTABILITY” and “We NEED detailed answers ASAP on security failures.”
NEW My office has obtained docs from law enforcement on July 13 assassination attempt of Pres Trump I’m writing Secret Service Acting Dir Rowe & DHS Scty Mayorkas AGAIN 2get badly needed answers/clarity pic.twitter.com/LyQMzYGCkD
— Chuck Grassley (@ChuckGrassley) July 23, 2024
A ‘Smart City’ Is A City Plagued By High Taxes And Central Planning
The term “smart city” conjures images of futuristic utopias where technology seamlessly enhances our daily lives. Traffic flows like a symphony, garbage trucks only show up when needed, and potholes fill themselves while apologizing for the inconvenience. But peel back the glossy veneer, and you’ll find that these so-called smart initiatives are often just a new way to nickel-and-dime residents. Let’s take a tour through the cityscape of this digital pickpocketing.
A costly clean air measure
First stop, the U.K., where the government’s Ultra Low Emission Zones have become the bane of anyone driving a car older than yesterday’s news. London’s ULEZ charges drivers of older vehicles a hefty £12.50 (~ $16) daily fee for the privilege of entering certain areas. The idea is to cut down on pollution. Noble, right? But the execution feels more like a tax on the poor. Those who can’t afford or are skeptical of the latest eco-chic ride end up emptying their pockets to pay for what is, in effect, a green tax dressed in sustainability’s clothing.
According to London’s mayor, 78% of London’s poorest cannot afford to drive, and for those considering it, the ULEZ fee adds another daunting barrier to entry. Aspiring drivers must weigh not just the costs of a car, insurance, taxes, upkeep, and fuel but also whether they can afford the daily fee — or stretch their budget to purchase the modern vehicles that are exempt.
Trash tactics: Fort Worth’s revenue racket
Having witnessed how London’s ULEZ policy subtly extracts pounds from the pockets of those least able to afford it, we turn our sights to a seemingly unrelated issue across the Atlantic. In Fort Worth, Texas — where Big Brother rides shotgun in the city’s garbage trucks.
These trucks are decked out with cameras, eager to issue fines like a meter maid on commission. Is your trash lid sticking up? That’ll be a fine, thank you very much. Have an extra bag this week? Money, please.
For many, the choice isn’t between following or flouting the rules but between essential spending like food, rent, and healthcare versus paying a fine for a slightly overstuffed trash can. It’s not about keeping streets clean — it’s about who gets cleaned out.
Why not let a little competition clean up our trash troubles? If trash companies had to scrap it out for your business, you bet your last banana peel you’d see prices plummet while service sparkles.
Manhattan’s pay-to-play pavement
As Fort Worth residents navigate the introduction of sanitation surveillance, let’s shift to New York City, where the concept of control scales up dramatically. The proposed congestion pricing plan is another shining example of smart technology wielded as a fiscal club. The plan proposes charging drivers to enter Manhattan’s central business district. It’s touted as a way to reduce traffic and bolster public transit, but let’s call it what it is: a backdoor tax on everyone not riding the subway.
Low-income workers and small business owners are hit hardest, turning a commute into a costly daily ordeal. And don’t forget — every Uber ride, every cab you hail, your late-night food delivery, and even the handyman service will tack this on to your bill, passing the financial burden right back to the consumer.
Luckily, this initiative has faced delays and opposition, a small victory for those hoping not to be squeezed dry in the Big Apple. It seems the governor, cautious in an election year, has noticed the chilly reception and pressed pause. In a genuine free market, such a scheme wouldn’t stand a chance, but don’t be surprised if it resurfaces once the election dust settles.
Intersection injustice: The red light camera hustle
Even smaller cities have been cashing in on the smart tech trend. Red light cameras, pitched as tools to enhance intersection safety, have often turned into municipal moneymakers. Cities like Chattanooga, Lubbock, Nashville and Dallas have come under scrutiny for setting illegally short yellow light times to boost ticket numbers and revenues. Chattanooga even had to hand back cash to the drivers it duped.
But it gets worse: these cameras may not just be unnecessary but harmful. Research from the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M found that tacking on just one extra second to the yellow light cuts red-light running by half. Another low-tech option is to increase the all-red buffer time, giving both streams of traffic a pause and truly safeguarding the intersection.
Yet, many cities opt for revenue-generating cameras that can even lead to an uptick in rear-end accidents, as drivers abruptly brake at the sight of a yellow light to dodge a potential ticket. This raises critical questions about the true priorities in traffic management — public safety or profit?
San Francisco’s parking payday
As we see in Chattanooga, where dubious strategies boost municipal revenue at drivers’ expense, a similar drive for profit is evident on the West Coast. San Francisco’s SFpark program uses sensors to monitor parking space occupancy and adjust rates. Dynamic pricing sounds great in theory, but when you’re paying premium rates just to park for a quick errand, it starts to feel like a shakedown. The technology meant to alleviate congestion instead adds another layer of cost to urban living. It’s enough to make you long for the days of quarters and meters that didn’t change their minds every hour.
Conservation or cash grab?
In California, the trend of using “smart” technology to extract more from residents continues with the introduction of smart water meters. These devices were introduced to manage water usage during droughts. But instead of fostering conservation, they’ve led to sky-high fines for residents. Inaccurate readings and unclear usage limits have left people scratching their heads and emptying their pockets. This is water we’re talking about, a basic necessity turned into a pricey commodity by the magic of smart technology.
The shock of dynamic pricing
Finally, our journey brings us back to Texas, but this time with a focus on a different type of meter: the smart electricity meter. These meters allow for real-time monitoring and dynamic pricing. During the 2021 winter storm, residents faced astronomical electricity bills as prices surged. The very technology meant to manage demand left people choosing between heat and bankruptcy. It’s a cruel twist of fate when surviving a storm leaves you financially underwater.
As our tour of these so-called smart city initiatives comes to an end, it’s clear that the promise of technological utopia often disguises a more cynical reality. These technologies, rather than enhancing our lives, frequently serve as tools for municipalities to nickel-and-dime their residents, turning everyday necessities into costly burdens.
For those looking to dive deeper into these issues, the documentary “SMART: Coming to a City Near You” provides a revealing look at the realities of living in an increasingly surveilled landscape. This film is a must-see for anyone wanting to understand how these technologies are reshaping our cities.
If you’re inclined to take action, consider exploring Banish Big Brother, an organization I’m proud to be involved with. We work to ensure that any technology implementation doesn’t come at the cost of our privacy. As more cities embrace smart technologies, our mission to advocate for privacy safeguards becomes increasingly vital. If these issues resonate with you, we invite you to join us in our efforts.
The future of our communities shouldn’t come at the cost of our privacy and financial well-being. While technology holds the potential to genuinely enhance our quality of life, it must be implemented with transparency, accountability, and choice.
MESSAGE TO DEEP STATE MINIONS: Don’t Follow Your Orders, Come Out With Your Hands Up & Join The Resistance
Boeing, Money Printing, and the Military-Industrial Complex
Boeing’s commercial jets struggle, but its military machines thrive, all fueled by endless fiat money.
Not-so-mysteriously, none of the problems now associated with Boeing passenger planes seem to be affecting the weapons of annihilation they produce for the Military-Industrial Complex’s borderless global war machine, which is fueled by infinite fiat money.
Myriad problems with Boeing passenger jets have put the company into the news just about every day for months, but the company makes much more than just planes for commercial passenger airlines. Boeing is also a major aerospace contractor that produces fighter jets, attack helicopters, predator drones, missiles, and even the president’s airplane, Air Force One.
To be fair, Boeing’s record as of late beyond commercial jets is far from perfect — its Starliner, a crewed craft designed to bring astronauts to the ISS, was plagued with issues on the way to the space station that are now being investigated by its astronauts. And Boeing’s main rival in the space industry, SpaceX, has had its own problems with similar craft.
But when was the last time you heard about an Apache helicopter breaking down on its way to deliver a payload of highly-combustible “democracy” to a country unfortunate enough to be on the ever-expanding list of nation-states roped into unnecessary wars waged by the US or one of its global proxies?
Somehow, the systemic quality control issues at Boeing appear much more likely to get a handful of hapless air travelers injured than to cause problems with a military operation that has the “righteous” cause of protecting the petrodollar hegemon. The printing of fiat money fuels both phenomena in different ways.
Boeing’s corner-cutting and quality control issues are just one symptom of living in a fiat money system. As the dollar is debased, the incentive and ability to create solid, long-lasting products is degraded in kind. Manufacturing costs rocket upward as supplies, materials, logistics, storage, maintenance, insurance, wage demands, and every other production factor all increase, leading to a degradation in quality across the process as the irresistible temptation intensifies to prioritize minimizing costs over producing reliable, well-made, quality goods such as safe airplanes.
US M2 Money Supply (Billions)
When individuals and corporations realize that the money is worth less than it was a year ago, and in a year will be worth even less still, these cost-cutting measures become standardized matters of policy. Inflation expectations incentivize speed of production and cost-cutting over high-quality projects that take more time and money to make, but that will last much longer.
When central bankers turn on the printer and degrade the value of each dollar in circulation, they essentially steal not just money, but time, as any ability to meaningfully save for the future is diminished and short-term profits and speculation are rewarded over quality. The lifetime of hours you spend at work — time that could be spent with your family, on building a business, on creating great art, and on being a producer of lasting and valuable things — is shrunken so that bankers, politicians, and war profiteers can become richer.
Inflation is the most insidious and destructive tax. pic.twitter.com/L8rDxOxAMR
— Fight With Memes (@fightwithmemes) July 15, 2024
And it happens regardless of “which side” is in office. This is how fiat money contributes to the degradation in the quality of goods, such as airplanes, and sends the long hours that we spend working to earn that money — whether you work at Boeing or somewhere else — into a slow-motion black hole torn open by the thievery of money printing. When bankers can create infinite amounts of the currency out of thin air, it means that long-term projects, entrepreneurship, and literally everything else that requires a lower time preference are disincentivized in favor of spending, speculating, and cutting corners anywhere possible.
But when it comes to maintaining the Welfare-Warfare state, the ability to print infinite money is essential. Without it, the war machine consistently supported by both Democrats and Republicans would cease to exist. Dollars would be limited, there would be a practical cap on spending that would impose fiscal discipline because the currency would be pegged to something — like gold — of intrinsic value and real scarcity. That means that all of Boeing’s fighter jets, drones, military helicopters, and ballistic missiles would have to be financed through direct taxation, which Americans would never accept.
It also means that Boeing would be far more incentivized to produce passenger jets that don’t fall apart on the runway. But unlike a direct tax, stealing value (and time) by printing money takes longer to notice as it slowly drives the dollar’s value down toward zero. In a system with loose money, inflation goes up and down at different rates during different periods, but if you zoom out, you can always rely on costs going up.
Until it passes the event horizon of hyperinflationary collapse, the debasement doesn’t happen all at once. The US dollar uses its unique world reserve currency status, enforced by the threat of violence, to delay this process and export dollar inflation to other countries. But this is how the proverbial frog is boiled. When it gets bad enough that common Americans do finally start to notice, presidents and other politicians blame “price gouging” and “corporate greed.” This would be a more honest assessment if the accusations of greed were turned inward:
Onto the bankers who enjoy the privilege of being first in line at the money printer, onto shamelessly corrupt Federal Reserve officials who take advantage of knowing exactly which economic levers are about to be pulled, onto the senators who make millions with suspiciously-serendipitous stock trades and pass bills written by lobbyists at the same corporations that funded their campaigns, and onto the presidents who encourage the Fed to print, print, and print some more so that the economy can be made to appear robust during their term in office.
Until central banking is fundamentally changed (or the Fed abolished entirely) with a hard money standard, expect more of the same. Until, of course, the dollar is finally printed into oblivion and a monetary reset forces the empire’s hand. When that day comes, it will be disastrous, and the regime will try to blame everyone and everything except itself as it presents an even more centralized, bigger government and bigger banking “solution.”
But it will also be an opportunity to replace the current system with something better. However, it will be up to the people to look past the propaganda to recognize the issue, and demand hard money — lest we surrender another hundred-plus precious years of stolen time to the bankers and their political cronies.
MESSAGE TO DEEP STATE MINIONS: Don’t Follow Your Orders, Come Out With Your Hands Up & Join The Resistance
WATCH: Full 2024 Bohemian Grove Cremation Of Care Ceremony
The bombshell undercover footage of this year’s Cremation Of Care ceremony in Bohemian Grove is now available in its entirety!
Watch & share this eerie & bizarre ritual that is attended by America’s lawmakers, social engineers and Republican elite:
Full 2024 Bohemian Grove Cremation Of Care Ceremony.
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) July 25, 2024
We commend the many journalists including @dancer_co who risked their freedom to bring this information, that is in the public interest, to the forefront.
Public policy is made by the Republican Elite at the Bohemian Grove… pic.twitter.com/Abo9PljGsY
Notably, this year’s ceremony – rife with ancient Canaanite, Luciferian and Babylon mystery religion dramatic readings – took place just hours after the assassination attempt against President Trump.
Amid all the crises the country is enduring, Americans need to demand why our ruling class flocks to Sonoma County, California, to partake in such a strange “recreation.”
Notable frames of the footage can be found below:
The beginning of the ceremony where the speaker calls on “The spirit of the grove.”
A group of torch-bearers donning white garb and mantles.
Kilt-wearing bowmen approach the stage. Some of them wearing helmets with a red plume.
Hooded torchbearers exiting.
Performers carrying what appears to be a covered body.
An ominous ferryman arrives.
Infowars commends the many journalists that made this report possible, including one who goes by “Dancer,” whose YouTube version is below:
And of course, be sure to catch Alex Jones’ seminal exposé of the pagan ritual back from 2000:
Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove
Watch: Guy Trolls Biden Supporters In Epic Man On The Street Video
YouTuber Jimmy Rowe recently hit the streets of Philadelphia to troll Joe Biden supporters outside of a Trump rally.
Rowe wore both a Donald Trump 2024 t-shirt and Joe Biden 2024 t-shirt to see how each side would react to seeing someone with different political beliefs.
The Biden supporters were stereotypically violent, vulgar and triggered while the Trump crowd laughed at and talked with Rowe about why he’d support Sleepy Joe.
In the end, it’s clear the MAGA side was thinking rationally and looking for unity over division while the liberals showed many of them have severe mental illnesses and hate their conservative countrymen.