Discussion on Nuremberg Trials and Accountability

out. Um, he-- and Putin, of-- just a sidebar, uh, wants his

hands on, on Fauci as well. Everybody wants to prosecute these people,

the

international courts, Putin over there in Russia,

and certainly us

in, uh, uh, in Gitmo or Gitmo s- uh, type sites that we have.

Nuremberg 2.0, any feedback or comments on what's about to

shake the rafters of this universe?

Absolutely. And, and this is a, a, a good point.

Let me just talk about Nuremberg 1.0 to put

Nuremberg 2.0 into context. Nuremberg trials after

World War II prosecuted the, the leadership of the Nazi

organization

for crimes against humanity, and this was a, a world first.

And many people criticized it because they thought,

this is, uh, this is the victors imposing a limited

penalty over those that, uh, lost the war.

And to an extent, they were right

because Nuremberg 1.0 was a, a tremendous step forward for

humanity in holding the planet to some sort of moral

standard. Up to that point, it was very little.

Trouble is with 1.0, they focused on the leadership.

They focused on the leadership.

Nuremberg 2.0, everybody goes down. That's point number one.

Nuremberg 1.0, the leadership was charged, found guilty, hung or

imprisoned.

And in fact, some of them ended up as, uh, leaders of the European

community.

Nazi officers led Europe after after a

period that people forgot what was going on.

Nu-Nuremberg 2.0 won't be like that.

So point one,

2.0 is gonna include not just the leaders, but everybody.

Everybody's going down. RICO is the mechanism by which it's done.

It will be done by law and order, and you're gonna hear a lot of this law

and

order. Everything must be done according to a set

of law and order,

and that's mandatory. Otherwise, it just sounds like somebody with a bigger

gun

won. Well, that's not the case. So point one,

it's not just the leadership going

down. Everyone goes down. Point number two, those that profited

and hid in the

background, like Ford Motor Company,

who provided engines

to both the Americans and the Germans.

Coca-Cola, who provided drinks for the Americans

and the

Germans. In fact, they made a transparent Coca-Cola 'cause

they didn't want Goering

drinking-- be seen to be drinking,

uh, the original Coke, so they made a transparent one for

Goering.

Adolf Hitler had a picture of Henry Ford in his

office.

Henry Ford was granted the highest Nazi civilian

award.

Fuel companies, Standard Oil provided

special a- um, agents to add to aviation fuel to

prevent knocking for high-performance aircraft at altitude.

You know, without that contribution,

the Luftwaffe would have failed miserably.

So you can see now it's not just the leadership, but the

corporations, the amoral corporations that assisted and

profited off the deaths of GIs on the beaches of

Normandy and in the African desert and in the skies over

Europe.

They are going down in Nuremberg 2.0.

So now again, so before it was just the leadership.

Everyone's going down, and the corporations have profited.

They are going down. So you can see there is a parallel here.

A standard is being held according to a set of rules, but

now everyone goes down, and they're going down lawfully

and legally.

And so 1.0 and 2.0 Nuremberg. Third difference,

Nuremberg trials were done and recorded, and everybody got to see it.

In fact, there's a, a, an excellent movie involving the Nuremberg

trials in which

an impassioned plea by a German defense counsel points

out the criminals in, uh, the US,

uh, business community were allowed to go free.

But the third point is this. Instead of having a series of trials

that people could

watch and record, most of these trials have already taken

place.

There won't be one single Nuremberg 2.0 event.

These events have already taken place over many, many years.

As we have reported over many years,

the, uh, the

military tribunals under Rear Admiral, uh, Crandall

initially and then spread out after that have been heard.

The criminals have been charged, tried, found guilty and

executed. And the, the, the evidence of this will be rolled out in

time,

uh, progressively in order to let the people

know that justice

has been served. It's just not mindless retribution.

Justice has been served, so it'll be re-released over time.

The fourth difference,

it'll be the,

the complicit actions of

non,

non-military, non-war-like assets like, uh,

Hollywood,

like the music industry, like the sporting industry, the

general entertainment industry.

All of these people who have been used to brainwash,

persuade us, provide social proof of, of, of

depraved activities to say it's okay to do it, they will also go down,

too. So there's another level again,

and that's why this whole process is gonna be so difficult for the world

because

they'll be saying, "But what about my favorite cricketer from

Australia?"

Well, no, he was actually a pedophile, and he didn't fall off a balcony.

He was put down,

for example. "What about my favorite NFL star?

What about my favorite NBA star?"

And they're gonna find out that everybody and everything they

believed, looked up

to, admired,

were inspired by,

they're gonna go down, too. So that's why, again, this is so--

this moral wound, it will be so deep

and so painful, it's gotta be managed in a very measured

way, lest the

population of the planet go into collective psychotic shock,

which they will.

So it's gonna be done