Topic: Foreign Troops

Alex Jones announces he is editing his latest documentary, Police State 2000, which focuses on the militarization of American law enforcement. He claims to have video evidence of foreign troops being stationed in California and training local police to serve federal interests. Jones further criticizes SWAT teams, specifically citing an incident where they allegedly allowed victims to bleed to death for two hours.

The 1997 global warming treaty is characterized as a deindustrialization plan that exempts third-world nations like China while restricting U.S. industry. Alex Jones claims that foreign troops, including German and Czechoslovakian forces, are stationed at U.S. bases like Alamogordo. He asserts that the government is preparing concentration camps for American families.

The presence of an estimated 40,000 UN troops on US soil is discussed, with the hosts arguing that foreign troops are used because they have no loyalty to the American people. They also highlight the transfer of the Panama Canal to Chinese control, claiming that the international banking elite prefers Chinese slave labor over American workers. The segment warns that the US is being "sold down the river" by its own leadership.

The potential for United Nations forces to operate within the United States under the guise of a "crusade against drugs" is debated. Lieutenant Beck views the idea of foreign troops, such as Italians in Del Rio, as a fantasy due to language and equipment barriers. The segment explores the historical decline of American sovereignty and the perceived rise of a "New World Order."

Alex Jones reports on the presence of foreign troops, specifically Germans, at Nellis Air Force Base. The discussion shifts to the "theft" of children by Child Protective Services (CPS), citing a case in Polk County where 1,000 children are allegedly missing. The hosts link these actions to a UN plan for a mandatory "World ID Card" for all children.