Topic: Fort Bliss

Prior to his court-martial, Michael New was described as a model soldier who was offered the "green to gold" officer transition program. His service history included assignments at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas, and a deployment to Saudi Arabia following Operation Desert Storm. New was promoted early and had saved lives during maneuvers, expressing a deep commitment to a twenty-year military career before the conflict over the UN insignia began.

Riley identifies specific military installations, including Fort Bliss and Fort Bragg, as having high concentrations of sick personnel. She notes that 90% of Gulf War veterans are now out of the military, many having been discharged rapidly after the war. She lists several severe conditions linked to the illness, including Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS), lupus, and multiple sclerosis, affecting approximately 40% of those who contact her association.

A survivor discusses how infrared footage proves that Branch Davidians were shot while attempting to escape from the back of the building. The discussion transitions to the "Multi-Jurisdictional Task Force" (MJTF) and the consolidation of local police under federal control. Alex Jones compares the Waco and Oklahoma City events to the 1933 Reichstag fire as a means of establishing a police state.

Alex Jones delivers a speech at the Waco memorial, introduced as a radio host from KJFK in Austin. He warns of the consolidation of local police under federal task forces like JTF-6 based at Fort Bliss. Jones alleges that military hit squads with breathing apparatus were sent into the building to eliminate witnesses and compares the event to the Reichstag fire.