5 chapters across the catalog
Investigators are examining the social media history of Cole Allen, who allegedly used the name "Cold Force" on Blue Sky to criticize Donald Trump. The discussion compares the prosecution of James Comey to the lack of prosecution for Jack Posobiec, who previously posted similar "86" coded language on social media.
Jack Posobiec suggests on InfoWars that the U.S. government is desperate to distance itself from the Moscow attack because a proven link to Ukraine would mean Congress is indirectly funding international terrorism. He compares the immediate dismissal of Ukrainian involvement to the rapid blaming of Russia for the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.
Comedian Bill Maher criticized conservative activist Jack Posobiec for comments made at CPAC regarding the "end of democracy." Posobiec claimed his remarks were a sarcastic critique of liberal media narratives, a point later defended by Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon. Maher was accused of "phoning it in" by failing to recognize the irony in the original clip during his HBO broadcast.
Xinjiang Fire Deaths Trigger Nationwide Anti-Lockdown Chants
A deadly high-rise fire in Urumqi, Xinjiang, which killed 10 people, has become a catalyst for intensified anti-government protests across China. Residents claim COVID-19 lockdown measures hampered rescue efforts and prevented escape, leading to chants for freedom and the removal of restrictions. Western media outlets and social media commentators like Jack Posobiec are closely monitoring the escalating unrest.
The hosts discuss the "Mandate of Heaven," an ancient Chinese political philosophy used to legitimize a ruler's power. Jack Posobiec suggests that Xi Jinping's extreme lockdown measures are an attempt to maintain this mandate by appearing to have total control. If the public perceives the government as failing to manage disasters or disease, the mandate could be seen as withdrawn, justifying rebellion.
