Topic: Microsoft

An analysis of the January 5, 1998, issue of Newsweek suggests the magazine uses soft imagery of Bill Clinton and his dog, Buddy, to mask the expansion of a federal police state. The speaker discusses the privatization of space and the antitrust war on Microsoft as distractions. A claim is made that media marketing specifically targets women to build support for establishment figures.

The hosts claim that the banking establishment is using regulators to target companies like Microsoft and Intel as a precursor to nationalizing all industries. They trace this loss of public control back to the 1913 Federal Reserve Act and the 1933 suspension of the Constitution.

The segment alleges that local environmental policies are used as a guise for land grabs, with the Austin City Council purchasing 15,000 acres of property using taxpayer funds. Jones also discusses the "economic war" against American technology leaders like Microsoft and Intel, claiming the federal government is attacking domestic industry to benefit European competitors while the country undergoes de-industrialization.