Topic: International Bankers

Jeff Davis describes a global financial oligarchy composed of approximately ten thousand families that utilize left-wing and right-wing front groups to keep the populace divided. He asserts that major 20th-century conflicts, specifically the Korean War and the Vietnam War, were orchestrated by international bankers. Under this model, the general public is characterized as "serfs" serving the interests of an elite echelon.

The discussion concludes with a critique of the modern economic and legal system, which John Joe Gray characterizes as the "Antichrist Satan System" controlled by international bankers. A final caller offers to provide documentation on various topics, including the Waco siege and City of Austin property taxes, for future broadcasts. The hosts encourage the caller to start his own program on ACTV to further explore these issues.

The massive infrastructure of the United States, including interstate highways and large buildings, is compared to the public works of the Roman Empire built by slaves. Current American prosperity is described as an illusion financed by international bankers, the IMF, and the World Bank, leading to 16 trillion dollars in unpayable debt. This system of debt is characterized as a form of modern slavery where the state confiscates property to fund programs that the public then fights over.

Jack McLamb discusses his 17-year study into the power structures controlled by international bankers and globalist oligarchs. He characterizes the New World Order not as a new phenomenon, but as an ancient system of totalitarianism where a small group claims the right to rule the earth. He emphasizes that understanding this enemy is a gradual process of absorbing information from the private sector.

The discussion shifts to the difficulty individuals face when realizing they are not in control of their own destiny. Jeff Davis identifies the Federal Reserve, the World Bank, and international bankers as the primary entities enslaving the public. The hosts compare modern media diversions to the "bread and circuses" used by the Roman Empire to manipulate the masses.

Riley outlines her 25-year career in nursing, including roles as a director of nursing in San Antonio, to counter claims that she is an uninformed conspiracy theorist. The discussion shifts to a shared sense of betrayal among veterans who originally joined the military out of patriotism. One participant expresses the belief that modern wars are orchestrated by international bankers for profit rather than national defense.

A caller expresses frustration over high state and local taxes, which she estimates at 60% combined, and the additional fees required for public services like Barton Springs. The discussion moves to the struggle of credit unions against international bankers and the IMF. The hosts note that while credit unions recently won a legislative battle in Congress, they still face heavy restrictions on the percentage of assets they can lend to individuals and businesses.

The discussion turns to the history of violence attributed to religion, including the Crusades and the Inquisition. Jeff Davis argues that "wicked men" and international bankers use religion as a tool to manipulate the public and incite conflict. He suggests that denominational infighting is a manufactured distraction used by those who control global wealth.

In the final minutes, Jeff Davis claims that World War II was contrived by international bankers for credit purposes. Mike Hanson thanks the Vineyards for traveling from Burleson to participate. The show concludes with a defiant sign-off from Randall Mock and others, calling for the death of the New World Order and blessing the Republic.

The host revisits his 1995 opposition to sending U.S. troops to Bosnia, noting that the mission has extended far beyond the promised one-year duration. He characterizes the conflict as a means for international bankers to consolidate power. He further claims that Princess Diana's landmine campaign is a "humanitarian scam" intended to disarm sovereign nations resisting foreign invasion.

A personal anecdote describes a 33-year period of believing "the lie" while serving in the Air Force, specifically regarding the Soviet threat. The claim is made that international banking cartels finance both sides of global conflicts to create the "order out of chaos" necessary for their control.

The discussion identifies the Federal Reserve, the World Bank, and international bankers as the primary adversaries of public freedom. Jones argues that these elite interests use "bread and circus" diversions to mentally mutate the population into low-level, compliant thinkers. He references Ted Turner's alleged comments on "useless feeders" to illustrate the elite's disregard for the general human spirit and the family unit.

Claims are made that international bankers and old-money cliques control mass media and global environmental movements to consolidate power. The Rockefeller Foundation and the World Wildlife Fund are linked to Prince Philip and Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, with the assertion that these entities promote Malthusian ideologies. The discussion further alleges that Mikhail Gorbachev's Greenshield organization was granted a naval base at the Presidio in San Francisco as part of a globalist agenda.