Topic: Black Markets

The April 27th issue of Time Magazine, titled "The Future of Money," contains a passage on page 44 discussing the potential for sub-dermal microchips in children. Concerns are raised that such technology, integrated with smart cards and highways, could allow the IRS or government to disable a citizen's vehicle or exclude them from the economy if they are deemed non-compliant.

Alex Jones compares the current drug war to 1920s Prohibition, arguing that it creates profitable black markets. He criticizes the DPS for acting as "judge, jury, and executioner" by coercing citizens into medical testing to avoid criminal charges.

Jones references a Time Magazine article titled "The Future of Money," which discusses the possibility of implanting microchips in humans. He warns of a future "technocracy" where smart cars can be remotely disabled if a citizen is deemed non-compliant.

Street interviews continue with questions about the Second Amendment and the right to keep and bear arms. One interviewee notes that disarmament is ineffective because a black market for weapons will always exist. Jones also speaks with visitors from Brazil about gun rights in their home country and criticizes UT students for being "taught never to ask questions" about the erosion of their constitutional protections.