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Alex Jones Endgame Part I
Alex Jones is a courageous, maverick radio talk show host and is perhaps the most powerful voice in the anti-Illuminati movement. The one world order much coveted by this blackhearted cabal is exposed with compelling facts. So, what is the "endgame" of the Illuminati, of the Bilderbergers, of this secret society of secret societies? Extermination, enslavement, profits, power and most of all control. Nicholas Rockefeller told then friend filmaker Aaron Russo, "The end goal is to have everyone implanted with a RFD chip and if they revolt or resist us, we will simply turn off their chip." What this means in reality is that as all money will be connected to chip, you wouldn't be able to buy or sell anything. Your children could literally starve due to your principled stand against them. This has all the earmarks of the prophecy John the Revelator gave in Revelations 13:15-18. Pay particular attention to verse 17. It says, "And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name." I'm not preaching religion here for I know some don't consider it important, but this is intriguing in its implications. This RFID chip as conceived will also have a GPS module that will allow them to pinpoint your exact location anywhere on the planet to within three feet. Think that is a lie or extreme? Current US passports are already implanted with such a chip. It's not science fiction but science fact. Here's more evidence: Today the technology not only exists, but is being tested all over the world! A company in California called "Infopet" says it has the ability to keep track of over 4 billion cats and dogs worldwide. If they can track dogs and cats through implants and then deposit that information in super computer data banks shows this is completely feasible and testifies of Nicholas Rockefeller's comments to Aaron Russo. What to do? In the video, Jones says, "The answer to 1984 is 1776." Nice turn of phrase. You'll enjoy this series. It's long, I know, but worth your time.
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