Alex Jones

They're economic, cultural suicide bombers.

I was about to say, Larry Fink, one time I was flying in a private jet somebody was flying with over Connecticut.

They go, look, there's Larry Fink's giant compound.

You can see the big fences and the thousands of acres and, you know, security guard stations.

The point is he thinks he can wage war against us and then he's going to be insulated.

He's got to be exposed.

He's got to be spotlighted.

Of course.

And we've got to let him know that we're going to blame you.

So you think you can replace Klaus Schwab

because he's so unpopular.

Well, you're going to be more unpopular than him.

So I totally agree.

We have to admit that they're waging war on us.

In 1917, British intelligence, working with a lot of Russian immigrants to New York, put 100,000 men into Russia and sent Stalin's train of gold in.

And they took them years to control the whole country, but they got control of the capital city.

And then they just sent out the commissars to the peasants, thought they were being liberated from the czars and feudalism.

And instead they said it was, you know, 20 times worse.

And they just raped and killed and murdered tens of millions of them.

And so at the end of the day, whatever the deal is with the left, they want to kill Christian farmers.