Topic: Cheney

David Icke analyzes the September 2000 PNAC document which stated that a "new Pearl Harbor" would be necessary to accelerate military transformation and regime change in countries like Libya, Syria, and Iran. He notes that the individuals who authored this document, including Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, took power months before 9-11 occurred.

To maintain stability, power networks often placed "insiders" in the vice presidency, such as George H.W. Bush and Dick Cheney, to monitor the president. Trump broke this mold by being an independently wealthy insider in the top position, making him difficult to bully. The segment contrasts this with presidents like Clinton and Obama, who only acquired significant resources after entering office.

The discussion explores how the elite "outsource" their magic to experts rather than performing rituals themselves. White posits that the ritual components of 9/11 were used to provide a "probabilistic uplift" for the difficult task of hijacking American policy via the Patriot Act and the PNAC agenda. He believes the current "disclosure" movement requires an even greater level of ritual oomph because it involves overturning the global understanding of physics and space.

Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming has secured a powerful position on the House Rules Committee despite being a freshman member of Congress. This committee dictates whether amendments can be added to bills, often utilizing "closed rules" to prevent legislative changes. Cheney's financial ties to the oil, gas, and defense industries are highlighted as she follows the political trajectory of her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney.

Jimmy Dore details the "Project for the New American Century" (PNAC) and its desire for a "Pearl Harbor style attack" to justify military expansion. He references General Wesley Clark’s claim that the Pentagon had a plan to invade seven countries in five years, including Iraq, Syria, and Libya, following the 9/11 attacks.

Dresser Industries served as an oil services company that provided corporate cover for American intelligence operations. The company was run by Neil Mallon, a close Bush family friend, and eventually merged with Halliburton, which was later led by Dick Cheney. Documents indicate that these corporate entities briefed CIA officials like Allen Dulles and provided "no-show" jobs for intelligence assets.

Greg Carlwood introduces the final show of the year by referencing FDR's Fireside Chats before addressing the Sony hack's broader implications. He highlights Project Goliath, a conspiracy between major movie studios to restrict the free internet, which was exposed during the hack. The segment posits that the media focus on North Korea served as a distraction from the release of the CIA's torture report and potential charges against Bush and Cheney.

Jim Marrs discusses the Khazarian origins of modern banking and the importance of bloodlines to the global elite. He notes that the Rothschild family claims descent from the Sumerian god-king Nimrod. Marrs also points to genealogical connections between modern political figures, citing Lynne Cheney’s claim that Barack Obama and Dick Cheney are distant cousins.