Topic: Treaties

A news update highlights allegations that international bankers are stealing houses in addition to receiving trillions of dollars in government bailouts. The report also teases upcoming coverage regarding a massive United Nations gun treaty. Contact information for the broadcast is provided via a PO Box in Austin, Texas.

Acknowledging that the U.S. government is unlikely to honor old treaties in court, Archie Lowe states the movement is shifting from legal filings to a "popular movement" focused on education. He argues that as the U.S. faces imminent collapse under leaders like Bill Clinton, more people are seeking the Republic of Texas as a viable alternative.

The guest outlines a future of total surveillance involving "smart cards" and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) to track every individual. He compares the planned "American Union" to the evolution of the European Union, which transitioned from an economic community to a political union via the Maastricht Treaty. The ultimate goal is described as a two-class society consisting of the elite and the "peasants" or "serfs."

Richard McLaren, acting as the ambassador of the Republic of Texas from a Segoville jail facility, discusses new legal filings regarding the state's sovereign status. McLaren claims that research into historical documents reveals Texas is currently under an "occupation title" because a formal peace treaty was never signed following the Civil War. He asserts that these findings have been presented to the United Nations and the United States Congress to seek formal recognition of Texas as an independent nation.

The Republic of Texas organization continues to operate its congress and foreign affairs despite the incarceration of its leadership. Richard McLaren explains that the group is utilizing modern United Nations human rights treaties and the historical Law of Nations to challenge the legality of the 1845 annexation. He threatens to use these international legal frameworks to disrupt international commerce and bring the current court system to a standstill.

A letter from the Archives of the State of Texas, reportedly signed by Christopher LaPlata, is cited as evidence that the state lacks documentation proving the legal annexation of Texas into the Union. The discussion references the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, arguing the original intent was military protection rather than total absorption. McLaren suggests that global investors are moving money into hard currencies like gold and silver as the Republic prepares to challenge the existing financial system.

New administrative documents and summary judgments are being filed in Washington D.C. courts to address reconstruction issues and a purported ceasefire treaty signed by Bill Clinton. The conversation shifts to "vertical down pressure," a theory describing how corruption from federal levels is forced down into local municipalities. Specific Texas officials and local commissioners are accused of being manipulated by higher-level "crooks" to subvert the will of the people.

Alex Jones joins the program to discuss the federalization of local police and the open admission of surveillance via black helicopters. Jones and the host discuss the insidious nature of propaganda in entertainment and the economic impact of globalism, citing Levi Strauss closing American plants. They criticize the global climate treaty as a mechanism to de-industrialize America while playing nations against each other.

Alex Jones continues his call, discussing the closure of Levi Strauss plants and the shift toward offshore production. He criticizes global climate treaties that he claims only apply to the United States. Jones also promotes his upcoming show schedule on Channel 10 and an appearance on the Robert Smith show on Channel 16.