Topic: Un Troops

Alex Jones claims that the 1996 defense appropriations bill included $8 billion for urban warfare training centers and stockade facilities, which he characterizes as concentration camps. He alleges that UN, German, and Russian troops are training in states like Louisiana and Mississippi because American soldiers might refuse to fire on US citizens. The hosts suggest these foreign forces are being prepared as an domestic occupation force.

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.

Jones discusses 1996 defense appropriations that allegedly allocated $8 billion for urban warfare training centers and stockade facilities. He claims that closed military bases are being converted into concentration camps and that foreign UN troops are training in states like Louisiana and New Mexico. The theory presented is that foreign forces will be used for domestic policing because American troops might refuse to fire on U.S. citizens.

The media's shift in terminology from "Gulf War Syndrome" to "Gulf War illness" is described as an attempt to move away from psychological explanations toward admitting chemical exposure. Reports suggest 600 chemical weapons detectors went off during the conflict, exposing troops to sarin nerve gas. Additionally, the government is reportedly expanding underground cave systems for use during biological or nuclear attacks, with the intent of placing them under UN troop control.

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 deployment of US troops to Bosnia and Peru is framed as enforcing "World Order policy." The hosts predict that foreign troops will eventually be used within the US to bypass the reluctance of American officers to fire on their own citizens. They describe the current era as the "last phase of decline in civilization," where the elite use "petty minions" and "degenerate values" to dismantle the old constitutional system.