Topic: Red Cross

Host Greg Carlwood introduces journalist and author John Hamer to discuss institutional corruption within major charities and the conspiracy surrounding the sinking of the Titanic. The segment highlights Hamer's books, including RMS Olympic and The Falsification of History, while criticizing organizations like the Red Cross and United Way for siphoning wealth from the masses.

The Red Cross faces scrutiny for reportedly building only six homes in Haiti despite receiving half a billion dollars in donations following the 2010 earthquake. Historical instances of alleged financial withholding are cited, including the 1989 San Francisco earthquake, the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, and the 1997 Red River flooding.

Former Red Cross President Dr. Bernardine Healy is criticized for allegedly diverting disaster relief funds into a "war fund" for future military readiness. The discussion explores the lack of accountability regarding the Liberty Fund, which reportedly released only $150 million of the $564 million raised following the September 11 attacks.

Jim Fetzer discusses his research into the Holocaust, questioning the six million figure and suggesting it has theological rather than empirical roots. He cites 1993 data from the International Committee of the Red Cross regarding total deaths in concentration camps. The segment claims that meticulous records from the era show significantly lower numbers than the official historical narrative.

Rappaport addresses claims that organizations like the Red Cross are intentionally infecting people in Africa. He argues that standard vaccine campaigns are inherently toxic due to ingredients like formaldehyde, mercury, and aluminum. He suggests that injecting multiple vaccines into malnourished populations with compromised immune systems is a form of medical violence promoted by celebrities and international health organizations.

The discussion turns to the suspicious deaths of approximately one hundred microbiologists over recent years, with Jim Marrs suggesting a campaign to eliminate those capable of finding cures. He mentions reports from African tribal leaders claiming illness only appeared after Red Cross intervention. Marrs also cites past incidents involving Merck and other pharmaceutical companies allegedly dumping pathogens or testing lethal vaccines in Europe.

Walt Disney's relationship with the FBI and J. Edgar Hoover is explored, suggesting Disney became an informant in exchange for help investigating his parentage. Hanshaw posits that Disney's focus on innocence and fairy tales was a psychological attempt to regain a childhood lost to physical abuse and labor, comparing him to Michael Jackson.