Topic: The Trigger

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview and the physical scale of Ilana Freeland's new book, comparing its thickness to David Icke's The Trigger and Chris Bennett's Liber 420. He expresses a desire to have had the book in advance to ask more specific questions about the evidence presented. Carlwood notes the difficulty of keeping up with the rapid pace of news in the COVID-19 conspiracy space.

Greg Carlwood welcomes researcher David Icke to discuss his 800-page book, The Trigger, which examines the events of September 11, 2001. The discussion frames 9-11 as a false flag operation used by a power pyramid to establish an Orwellian surveillance state and a perpetual war cycle for the military-industrial complex.

Greg Carlwood praises David Icke's integrity and compares The Trigger to other prominent 9-11 books by Dr. Judy Wood and S.K. Bane. He contrasts the detailed work of these independent researchers with the perceived failures and lack of transparency of the official 9-11 Commission Report.

David Icke promotes his new feature film, "Renegade," which documents his life and work. He also announces his upcoming book, "The Trigger," scheduled for release on September 11th. Icke claims the book will provide a controversial analysis of the 9/11 attacks and reveal the true forces behind the event and the subsequent technological agenda.

Elisa details her obsessive behavior regarding Christian Bale's films, claiming she was triggered by "The Dark Knight" series. She describes a violent emotional reaction after watching a Batman film in 2008, which she attributes to her deep-seated programming. She also recounts a memory of a programming session involving a person who looked like Bale, surrounded by silent observers.