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Ex-FBI official David Blaumbatt joins Owen Shroyer on the War Room to explain why he left America and how the Biden administration has put all U.S. citizens at risk.

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“It’s astounding how easy it is to get into the United States from Mexico.”

Infowars’ Chase Geiser reports from Eagle Pass, Texas, to showcase the ineffectiveness of security at the Southern Border as well as the countless ways illegals can completely navigate around – or under – barriers.

Catch up on Geiser’s border reports below:

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WATCH: Federal Provocateurs Identified By Texas Border Convoy Leader — CRITICAL INTEL SHARE NOW

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The medical establishment doesn’t want you to share this exclusive report!

The psyop to throw the public off the trail of the next engineered pandemic is very real.

A new bat lab is constructed in Ft. Collins, Colorado while Denver doctors are inoculated with a live Ebola vaccine.

The FDA inserts tell the real story in black and white that shedding occurred in one trial 31% of the time. Additionally, there is no data concerning how this would affect the immune-compromised. All of this as an unknown number of secret biolabs within the United States have failed numerous safety tests.

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Objecting to Satanic shrines in public is now “hateful.”

A Christian veteran who decapitated a Satanic idol displayed in the Iowa State Capitol building has been charged with a “hate crime.”

Yes, really.

Michael Cassidy in December beheaded the Baphomet figure and destroyed the altar it rested upon after it had been installed by the Satanic Temple with the support of Democrat and Republican lawmakers.

The Satanic Temple of Iowa installed a “holiday” display at the Iowa State Capitol and claims it must be permitted under religious liberty laws. pic.twitter.com/7EegFhVNwL

— Libby Emmons (@libbyemmons) December 12, 2023

“I saw this blasphemous statue and was outraged,” Cassidy told The Sentinel. “My conscience is held captive to the word of God, not to bureaucratic decree. And so I acted.”

BREAKING: @RepubSentinel can reveal that Michael Cassidy, a Christian and former military officer, tore down and beheaded the Satan altar in the Iowa Capitol:https://t.co/rIYIdZOzee pic.twitter.com/tZDsmKM5Pm

— The Sentinel (@RepubSentinel) December 14, 2023

Rather than charge Cassidy with vandalism or damage to property, Polk County prosecutors charged the veteran with felony third-degree criminal mischief, arguing that the act was “in violation of individual rights” under Iowa’s hate crime statute.

“Evidence shows the defendant made statements to law enforcement and the public indicating he destroyed the property because of the victim’s religion,” triggering the violation of individual rights enhancement, said Lynn Hicks, a spokesman for the Polk County Attorney’s Office.

Hicks also said that based on information from the Satanic Temple, the cost to replace or repair the statue would be between $750 and $1,500, making its destruction an aggravated misdemeanor, but the hate crime statute elevated the crime to a felony.

Cassidy had argued that Satanic idols aren’t protected by the First Amendment because they’re not symbols of religions, but mockeries of religion.

“The world may tell Christians to submissively accept the legitimization of Satan, but none of the founders would have considered government sanction of Satanic altars inside Capitol buildings as protected by the First Amendment,” Cassidy had said. “Anti-Christian values have steadily been mainstreamed more and more in recent decades, and Christians have largely acted like the proverbial frog in the boiling pot of water.”

The Sentinel created a GiveSendGo for Cassidy to fund his legal bills, with over $100,000 of the $20,000 goal already reached as of this writing.

Notably, violent far-left activists who tore down numerous statues of American heroes like Christopher Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and others were never charged or held accountable for their crimes.

Violent activists tore down dozens of statues including Columbus, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington. None were held accountable or charged with a hate crime.

Michael Cassidy knocks over a Satan statue made out of household items and gets charged with a hate crime.

Welcome… pic.twitter.com/NdS70sXQKi

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 31, 2024

This is the two-tiered justice system in action in Joe Biden’s America.

Tear down a Satanic shrine, get charged with a hate crime.

But viciously assault police officers in Times Square, get off scot-free.

? WATCH: Two @NYPD officers were recently beaten by migrants and released without bail.@POTUS & @SecMayorkas have turned the American dream into the American nightmare. pic.twitter.com/oUjxjFnmQN

— Rep. Anthony D’Esposito (@RepDesposito) January 31, 2024

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“The wall ends… you could simply walk around it. But if you don’t feel like walking around it, you could simply walk through this open gate right here.”

Infowars’ Chase Geiser reports from Eagle Pass, Texas, to cover the invasion at the Southern border and showcase how simple it is for illegals to enter the country.

“Nobody’s bothering us! For all they know, we just crossed the border,” said Geiser Wednesday, before pointing to the inadequate wall. “The wall ends, you could simply walk around it. But if you don’t feel like walking around it, you could simply walk through this open gate right here. Why doesn’t Greg Abbott close the gate?”

“It’s amazing to me how asinine the argument is about whether or not barbed wire is going to be enough when there are so many leaks in this ship.”

Catch up on Geiser’s border reports below:

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What if government had not been collaborating with tech and media and just allowed the free flow of information?

For four years, we’ve carried around a presumption that when lockdowns came, most people went along out of fear of the virus. Or maybe people were just intimidated by the propaganda, which was overwhelming. Then the “mass formation” (madness of crowds) kicked in and tossed out their wits in favor of following the myth to absurd extents. 

That’s a conventional version of what happened. 

And yet, we keep hearing of early voices of dissent at the time that didn’t get a hearing. 

The problem of figuring out whether and to what extent people acquiesced to tyranny is an important one. It is complicated by accumulating evidence that the government worked with tech and media, and therefore with the main way people get their news, to actively suppress contrary voices, even when they came from recognized experts of great credibility. 

Did you see the movie The Big Short? It is based on a book by Michael Lewis. Both celebrate short-selling contrarian Michael Burry of Scion Capital. Back in 2006, he began to see strange features of the housing bubble. These financial products called mortgage-backed securities (MBSs) packed highly-rated mortgage bonds with terribly-rated ones. The more he looked, the more he was convinced that a massive housing bust was on the way. 

He shorted the market, even going to the point of pushing various financial firms to create funds that did just that even when they didn’t previously exist. Very few believed there was a bubble in housing because all the experts, including the head of the central bank, said otherwise. The whole system was propping up a fake market. 

Burry, who is a trained physician, believed it was going to fail. He had looked at the details instead of trusting the experts. And he turned out to be correct, perhaps early but correct eventually. The movie and book present him as a hero for being willing to go against the crowd and the experts both. 

The lesson: we should all be more like Burry. Even since the telling of this story, he has been valorized as a person of great wisdom. Never trust the experts, the system, the conventional wisdom, the madness of crowds. Do your own research like Burry did! 

When the lockdowns began in March 2020, it turns out that Dr. Burry joined Twitter solely for the purpose of denouncing what was going on. He sent emails too, to Bloomberg. Burry wrote them right away:

Stay-at-home policies need not be universal. COVID-19 is a disease that is somewhat lethal for the obese, the very old, the already-sick. Public policies have no nuance because they want to maximize fear to enforce compliance. But universal stay-at-home policies devastate small and medium sized business and indirectly beat up women and children, kill and create drug addicts, engender suicides, and in general create tremendous misery and mental anguish. These secondary and tertiary effects are getting no play in the prevailing narratives.

Among his statements on Twitter:

Americans must not abide. Government restrictions are doing orders of magnitude more damage to the lives of Americans than COVID could ever have done on its own.

Roughly 2.8 million people die in the US each year. The worst estimates for COVID would add less than 10% to that total. Consider this as the media implies Americans are dying at multiples of normal rates. Compassion is not incompatible with facts.

Unconscionable. Let’s put today’s horrific jobless claims in perspective. This is not the virus. This is the response to the virus killing the US and global economy, with all accompanying human tragedy. I present America’s initial jobless claims over the decades.

15 million mortgage defaults? An unemployment rate exceeding 10%? Social unrest can be expected as it passes 20%. Unthinkable in America. Just two months ago the economy was great. A virus shows up that kills less than 0.2%, and the government does THIS?

COVID like all coronaviruses will not easily engender durable herd immunity, and vaccines will prove elusive. We must learn to live with it – which means universal treatment with available drugs and no hysteria, i.e. NO LOCKDOWN!

He later took down the tweets and deleted his accounts, maybe out of despair of making any difference. We don’t know. Nor do we know how many retweets or likes he received or what the comments were, simply because they are no longer there. (If anyone can figure out how to find this, please let me know; I’ve checked every outlet.) 

Given Burry’s status as a genuine contrarian expert, in the midst of a grotesque policy without precedent, you might have thought that the media would be all over him. He would be on all the talk shows. Experts would address his claims, refuting them or backing them. 

What happened instead was: nothing. 

In those days, I was desperate to find voices of disagreement. I really could not find any. I felt very alone. So too, as it turns out, did many others. There were many of us, as it turns out. We just couldn’t find each other. Or maybe certain algorithms were in place that prevented us from finding each other. 

There seemed to be this strange trend alive at the time. The recognized experts of the past were all swept away. Many had their accounts deleted. They were replaced by new experts about whom we knew almost nothing or who had severely compromised reputations, like Anthony Fauci. 

An example is Devi Sridhar, who advised the Scottish government. More than anyone else, she was granted astonishing amounts of airtime throughout the UK. She was a proponent of the idea of “Zero Covid” through lockdowns and, later, vaccines. She now admits that this was an error, that we do indeed need to live with the virus. But her book from that period she still promotes on all her social media accounts. 

Did they have any track records we could check? How do we know these people are real experts? These were questions hardly anyone asked. 

How is it that Sridhar was the go-to expert whereas other experts were throttled, blocked, denounced, canceled, and deleted? Perhaps because she worked for the Gates Foundation? It’s impossible not to become a conspiracy theorist to some extent as you look at this situation. 

There is no reason to go all the way to October with the experts who wrote the Great Barrington Declaration. They faced extreme attacks. But really the attempts to curate the public mind and engineer a consensus began as soon as the lockdowns took effect. 

The same agency that meddled so heavily in information curation was also the agency that broke up the workforce between essential and nonessential, and later on dismissed the risks of absentee ballots even though their internal memos reveal vast awareness. That would be the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency or CISA. Created in 2018 and practically invisible to most Americans, this small agency exercised enormous power over what we knew and what we heard. 

Meanwhile, we’ve been hearing about many dissidents who were trying to speak out early on and could not get a hearing, many of whom now write for Brownstone now. 

Think how different 2008 would have been with the same level of speech control. Markets would not have corrected toward reality so quickly. It’s one thing for a truth to be unpopular or unconventional; it’s something else to be actively suppressed. 

Looking back, one really does wonder what the reality was in those early days after lockdown. No question that mass formation played a huge role. No question that people gave in and complied far more than they should have. But what if government had not been collaborating with tech and media and just allowed the free flow of information? Might the lockdowns have ended much sooner simply because people could have heard a different point of view?

We’ll never know. This does serve as a cautionary note against a wholesale condemnation of the world for failing to stand up to tyranny. Maybe many people did stand up, in whatever limited way they could, but simply faced a system that prevented them from getting a hearing. 

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