Election Day Terror Simulations and Manufactured Chaos

• 1:32:44Simulations of terrorist attacks on election day 2020 involving cyber attacks on power grids, sewage systems, and self-driving cars, conducted by a company tied to Israeli and US intelligence.
• 1:33:43The company running these simulations has nothing to gain financially and doesn't even target the election machines their own software operates on.
• 1:34:23Unit 8200 explained: Israel's military signals intelligence agency, essentially their version of the NSA.
• 1:34:38The Kaspersky antivirus backdoor story originated from Unit 8200 claims to US officials, leading to Kaspersky's ban and CyberReason's replacement.
• 1:35:28New York's power grid and hydroelectric dams are currently operated by US-Israeli state-owned military contractors.
• 1:35:46The left-right political divide in America is a distraction; both parties support endless war, the Federal Reserve, and the Israel lobby regardless of who's in power.
• 1:36:45Both billionaires and intelligence agencies control both sides of the political spectrum, making disagreements limited to a handful of social issues.
• 1:37:16Israeli intelligence operates with impunity because the US media barely covers them, making them perfect cover for operations that could be on behalf of US intelligence.
• 1:37:40Journalist Chris Ketchum investigated Israeli espionage and continuity of government programs before his magazine Radar was shut down, with Jeffrey Epstein as a major shareholder.
• 1:39:04Intelligence agencies claiming to defend America, Israel, or the UK actually prevent citizens from exercising control over their government by stacking the deck against representative democracy.
• 1:39:25Elites blackmailing each other and controlling the media through intelligence operations make meaningful democratic representation impossible.

Unit 8200Jeffrey EpsteinWhitney WebbCyberReasonDonald RumsfeldSoftBankKasperskyDick Cheneycontinuity of governmentJared KushnerMohammed bin SalmanChris Ketchumintelligence agencies