Topic: Global Police

Global Freedom Rallies are scheduled for March 20th to protest lockdown measures, coinciding with UN-sponsored Anti-Racist Day events. Reports from the Netherlands and the UK describe aggressive police tactics, including the use of undercover "Romeo" units to arrest protesters. A specific incident in the UK involving a vigil for a woman killed by a police officer resulted in authorities beating attendees for illegal assembly.

The evolution of policing in the United Kingdom is discussed, noting that British police have moved from carrying simple batons to using fully automatic weapons in combat gear. The hosts argue that the disarmed British public has lost significant free speech rights, with citizens being arrested for social media posts. They assert that the Second Amendment is the primary barrier preventing the United States from succumbing to similar "globalist" control.

The hosts discuss the frustrations of applying for "Global Entry," a government program that uses biometric scanning for expedited travel. They describe the application website as a "nightmare" designed by a police state. The show concludes with a final plea for listener support and a humorous "sentence" of 72 hours of Piers Morgan for telling the truth.

A theory is presented suggesting that the Davos meeting serves as a venue for bankers to coordinate a purposeful takedown of the global economy. The hosts speculate that Marcus Reinhardt may have overheard sensitive information regarding a planned financial collapse before his death.

Interpol and the United Nations are meeting in Singapore with ministers from 60 countries to establish a "global police doctrine." This initiative aims to create a standardized international police force for deployment in conflict zones and rogue nations. This development is framed as the enforcement arm of a global governance structure that includes the financial oversight established by the G20.