One of Sara Gonzalez's lifelong dreams, or what she calls her “ultimate bucket list item,” came true this week when the infamous Alex Jones joined the program.
The two discussed many important topics related to the dire situation in our country, but one of the topics of conversation was that this whole Haitian immigration thing the left keeps saying is just a crazy right-wing conspiracy theory.
Regardless of what the media says, “everyone in Springfield, Ohio, is pretty upset about the government handing out thousands of dollars in aid. do not have Homeless veterans on the streets, do not have “A Joe Biden and Kamala Harris America would give every American in need a handout to a Haitian,” Sara wrote, noting that the influx would “drive up the cost of living,” make “people's car insurance premiums go up because foreign drivers are causing accidents everywhere,” and ultimately “drive locals out of their homes.”
Sarah plays recent clips of interviews with Springfield residents who are very open about the betrayal happening in their city.
“I'm having a really hard time finding work because Haitians want it. … I worked in retail before I lost my job in April. When you make a transaction, you know what's on that particular card. … A Haitian comes in, spends $500 on food stamps, and still has $5,000 left on their food assistance card,” the resident lamented, adding that Haitians “call it the magic money card because the money never runs out.”
“I'm homeless, I have no job, I'm sleeping on a friend's couch and apparently I'm from the wrong country so I can't get any government assistance,” she said.
Jones said the woman's words were “powerful.”
But the Haitian takeover of the city of Springfield was not an isolated or accidental event.
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“This is an absolute program. It has already been tested in Europe for 15 years now. It is a worldwide program. [United Nations Non-governmental Organizations]”When Trump first took office he took the US out of the UN migration treaty. Biden has rejoined the US,” Jones explained, adding that “the UN basically decides who counts as a refugee.”
Regarding the Haitian refugees in Springfield, Jones said the media has treated this catastrophe in the exact same way as the Venezuelan gangs that have taken over apartment complexes and wreaked havoc on the streets in various cities across the country. The media has denied the seriousness of the situation, including the part about people's pets being eaten, and has almost branded it as a right-wing conspiracy.
Jones points to a video of a “crazed woman in a parking lot eating a cat she just killed, admitting that she did it as part of a Voodoo ritual.”
“They believe that eating a cat alive gives them cat powers,” Jones explains. “This is the mainstream reporting about Haiti. They're deforesting Haiti and eating any cat or dog that's out. … They're slaughtering cats and dogs on people's doorsteps.”
“This is all out there… and just a few days ago Kamala said, 'That's a total fabrication, a hoax,' and everyone was laughing at Trump saying that's not true.”
Not only is it true that pets are being eaten, but the Haitian immigrants are receiving “$3,000 a month from the federal government, $1,000 from the state, [but] The average citizen on welfare receives about a quarter of that amount.”
“They advertise all over the world: You come here, you get a debit card, you get money for at least three years. So what happens when that gets discontinued?” Jones asks sarcastically.
It gets really dark in here.
“The major NGO company that has been active in Europe for the past 15 years is [Joe Biden]” Jones said these NGOs are the ones processing and importing large numbers of immigrants into the US, particularly into Republican-leaning cities with the aim of changing the country's demographics.
“They're bombing Republican cities, Republican counties … just like we saw in Ohio,” Jones said, adding that the goal is to entrench “a permanent underclass that knows their boss is a Democrat.”
“This is organized replacement migration,” he said, adding that although he has been called a conspiracy theorist and a racist, this can easily be proven by facts.
“Go to the United Nations website, type in replacement migration and read the report. They're looking at over 600 million people. [in America] “By 2050 … they're aiming for 400 million people in Europe and they're well on their way to achieving that target,” he said.
“That's how you capture the West. You capture the ultra-Third World peoples who are incompatible with it.” In particular, people whose beliefs are contrary to Western thinking and, of course, to Christian values.
Jones said, “Black Haitians who are Christians [are] “Don't bring in military-age men or Voodoo practitioners. They're crazy.”
To hear the rest of the conversation, check out the episode above.
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