Showing posts with label Brian Tuohy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian Tuohy. Show all posts
Monday, January 12, 2015
Alex Jones Show: Commercial Free Video - Sunday (1-11-15) Brian Tuohy
On this LIVE Sunday, January 11 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex covers the upcoming government attacks on freedoms both here and abroad in response to the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris. Bureaucrats are already demanding censorship of the Internet, "particularly content that makes apologies for terrorism or promotes violence or hate," according to one official. To fight radical Islam, authoritarians want to censor free speech just as al-Qaeda does. Obama announced a "global security" summit to take place in Feb., which will be used to forge a New World Order at the expense of national sovereignty and individual rights.
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Brian Tuohy, Vani Hari -- The Alex Jones Show(Commercial Free AUDIO) Tuesday February 4 2014
On the Tuesday, February 4 edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex breaks down how the federal government overbearingly regulates small business owners to the point of putting lemonade stands and small time cupcake bakers out of business. On today's show, Alex welcomes Brian Tuohy, a leading expert on game fixing in sports and author of The Fix Is In, to discuss why multi-billion dollar industries like the NFL, MLB and NBA never leave their businesses up to chance. Alex also invites "Food Babe" Vani Hari to break down the victories she's acquired in her crusade to label GMO foods, and also to discuss her latest GMO labeling initiatives, including her recent Subway petition. Alex also reviews the latest Healthcare.gov debacles, the government's arbitrary seizure of private property under "eminent domain" and touches on fears of a U.S. bank run.
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Disaster Government & National Emergencies ~ Brian Tuohy Coast To Coast AM - Mar 10 2013
Coast To Coast AM - Mar 10 2013 National Emergencies C2CAM
Date: 03-10-13
Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Brian Tuohy
Citing directly from official US govt. documents, author Brian Tuohy joined Ian Punnett (Twitter) to divulge how a set of laws and procedures are waiting to spring into action when a national emergency is declared. Without congressional approval, the President can issue an "executive order" to enact a variety of extreme measures, including the rationing of energy, food and water, the control of the airwaves and transportation outlets, as well as the possible confiscation of people's personal vehicles and electromagnetic devices such as cell phones and computers, he outlined. In the event of such an emergency, citizens can also be forced to work on projects the government deems necessary, he continued.
While the US has a number of ongoing national emergencies already declared, they are mainly related to security threats from foreign countries such as Iran, Somalia, Syria, and North Korea, Tuohy explained, adding that the declarations in these cases basically serve as pretexts for war or military actions that could be funded without congressional budget constraints, should the need arise. While the powers of executive orders weren't delineated into the Constitution, Congress hasn't acted to remove them, and thus there is kind of a "slippery slope," as to how these powers might be used, he pointed out.
Tuohy noted that in some cases it makes sense to have certain executive orders in place-- such as if a foreign country suddenly pointed a nuclear missile at the US, there wouldn't be time to call Congress together to make a response. "The irony with it is," he remarked, "is that many times the Presidents... are going to act outside of the constitutional bounds to respond to an emergency to supposedly ensure constitutional government." He also detailed the US' continuity of government plans-- each individual federal department supposedly has three different secret relocation sites. Some of these are said to involve well-stocked massive underground facilities, possibly set up to hold 2,000 people for up to 6 months to a year, he said, and this has contributed to the idea of a "shadow government."
Date: 03-10-13
Host: Ian Punnett
Guests: Brian Tuohy
Citing directly from official US govt. documents, author Brian Tuohy joined Ian Punnett (Twitter) to divulge how a set of laws and procedures are waiting to spring into action when a national emergency is declared. Without congressional approval, the President can issue an "executive order" to enact a variety of extreme measures, including the rationing of energy, food and water, the control of the airwaves and transportation outlets, as well as the possible confiscation of people's personal vehicles and electromagnetic devices such as cell phones and computers, he outlined. In the event of such an emergency, citizens can also be forced to work on projects the government deems necessary, he continued.
While the US has a number of ongoing national emergencies already declared, they are mainly related to security threats from foreign countries such as Iran, Somalia, Syria, and North Korea, Tuohy explained, adding that the declarations in these cases basically serve as pretexts for war or military actions that could be funded without congressional budget constraints, should the need arise. While the powers of executive orders weren't delineated into the Constitution, Congress hasn't acted to remove them, and thus there is kind of a "slippery slope," as to how these powers might be used, he pointed out.
Tuohy noted that in some cases it makes sense to have certain executive orders in place-- such as if a foreign country suddenly pointed a nuclear missile at the US, there wouldn't be time to call Congress together to make a response. "The irony with it is," he remarked, "is that many times the Presidents... are going to act outside of the constitutional bounds to respond to an emergency to supposedly ensure constitutional government." He also detailed the US' continuity of government plans-- each individual federal department supposedly has three different secret relocation sites. Some of these are said to involve well-stocked massive underground facilities, possibly set up to hold 2,000 people for up to 6 months to a year, he said, and this has contributed to the idea of a "shadow government."
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