Topic: Saddam Hussein

The public executions and ousters of leaders like Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi are described as warnings to other heads of state who resist U.S. resource extraction. The discussion links these historical events to Elon Musk's controversial comments about couping countries for lithium, specifically referencing the 2019 removal of Evo Morales in Bolivia. The hosts conclude that the U.S. establishment treats foreign leaders as allies only as long as they remain useful.

Christopher Knowles details uncanny instances where Jack Kirby's 1970s artwork appeared to predict future events, including the capture of Saddam Hussein from a bunker and the use of virtual reality goggles. Kirby's stories also featured a conflict involving a "Tiger Army" from Washington D.C. invading a desert land resembling Iraq, paralleling the actions of the Bush family decades later. The segment concludes with Kirby's early depictions of the "Face on Mars" and themes related to Jack Parsons.

The hosts discuss the potential link between giant sightings and Islamic traditions where the Prophet Muhammad is sometimes depicted with red hair. This leads to a broader discussion on the Genesis 6 conspiracy theory and the Nephilim. They speculate on whether elite interests in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars were partially motivated by the recovery of ancient relics or the elimination of living giants.

The guest argues that the New World Order systematically deconstructs superpowers, starting with the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic and moving toward Russia. This process involves the media demonization of leaders, similar to the treatment of Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, and the Shah of Iran. The goal is allegedly to gain public consent for the destruction of national sovereignty.

Dave Zedd discusses the theory that the U.S. invasion of Iraq was motivated by the search for an ancient stargate or "phantom gate" rather than weapons of mass destruction. He distinguishes between black budget projects and "dark projects" that leave no paper trail. The segment cites soldier testimony regarding the guarding of specific, seemingly irrelevant locations in the Iraqi desert.

The 2003 looting of the Baghdad Museum is alleged to have been a targeted operation to recover ancient artifacts related to King Gilgamesh and the secrets of immortality. Rumors suggest these artifacts were transported to a fortified underground facility in Utah, possibly Dugway Proving Ground, for classified research. While informants claim the project has yet to achieve a breakthrough, the goal remains the technological reversal of human aging for a global elite.

Knowles connects the biblical figure of Lucifer to King Nebuchadnezzar and discusses Saddam Hussein's belief that he was the king's reincarnation. He questions the true motives behind the 2003 invasion of Iraq, highlighting the immediate "beeline" U.S. troops made to the Iraqi National Museum to secure Sumerian artifacts. The segment suggests that modern conflicts in the region, including the actions of ISIS, involve the systematic looting of ancient technological or occult secrets.

Host Greg Carlwood summarizes the interview and shares his personal leanings on the moon landing, the Holocaust, and Jade Helm. He previews topics from the Plus show, including the replacement of Paul McCartney and propaganda doubles for Saddam Hussein. The segment concludes with a warning about potential economic collapse, citing the financial crisis in Greece as a modern example.