And at 14, Union Carbide says, out of Houston, David Jones has just won this one contest. We've got another contest for him. I'm sorry, were they? And if he can pass this, he's going to give it a very special offer. And he's got five days to complete the task. A truck is arriving in three days. Their ranch, their farm, working farm in East Texas. This truck will self-destruct. I was going to say, yes, this has to be. And lowers a big crate in the front yard with no plans or no designs. My dad tears it apart and in two days... Builds a high-powered ruby laser that was some type of cyclotronic... Cyclotronic? Particle beam. Cyclotronic particle beam. Yep. And starts... Late 70s? No. Frying metal. So glad it was metal. He was wearing three pairs of sunglasses. He was blind for a month. Burned his eyes. They thought he'd never see again. They came back and they said, Mr. Jones, you're being recruited by NASA. You're going to be put in Plan 2 in six months when you're 15 years old, and you're going to be part of NASA.

But yeah, he was one of the smartest boys in Texas, and so the globalists tried to recruit him into a program of eugenics to kill off the population.

And he said, no thank you.

But yeah, he was a John Birch Society lecturer in his younger years.

Because he never has come on InfoWars. Alex has said he refuses to.

So in 2019, he sat for a deposition with Chris Maddy, and Norm is there. Our friend Norm Pattis is representing him.

I still have a license, but I retired from active practice in 2013.

I will tell you who knows. Rob? You know who it is? David Jones.

That was actually a question that came up during Alex's deposition. His dad is no longer HR. And it turns out that it might not be that crazy that he was HR to begin with because he did some human resources for the dental company that he was a part of prior to this.

On December 18th, 2018, Alex's dad was deposed in the Pepe the frog lawsuit. But what's this? He wasn't deposed as himself. He was the corporate representative of free speech systems, which led to this exchange, which when I went back and read the deposition, I read it a while back, but now after the Rob Dew deposition, this is particularly funny. Here's a question from the lawyer. You understand you've been designated as the corporate representative of free speech systems at today's deposition, correct?

And it's so far gone. There's this whole breakaway civilization. And it's playing God. And Trump's the president now. And he damn well knows about all this. I know all about it. My dad got invited to join it when he was in high school at UT. Plan 2. Didn't join it.

He's like, Carol, I can't tell you all about it, but it's a classified program in Maryland at an underground base. And they won't give me all the details, but it's double the money I'm making now. This is for national security. But I think it's basically, you know, we're building cyborgs and we've got special forces that have volunteered so we can infiltrate the Russians and get codes and systems in. I believe it's implanting messages in their teeth. And I also think it's not doing plants. I think it's a brain surgery program for microchips.

Oh, his dad owned Castle Dental.

It lasted throughout almost the year of 2008, and then the bottom fell out. So in the beginning of 2008, the oil holdings estimated revenue on a monthly basis that Alex's dad would have been taking in from the plots of land that he had a claim on were $55,242. Monthly. Monthly. Gotcha. Monthly $55,000 just from the ownership of the oil. He doesn't have to extract it at all.

So now if you go a little bit further and you get into where we are in 2009, end of 2008, you see that Alex Jones'dad's holdings are... Probably only worth about $10,000 a month. So you go from $55,000 down to around $10,000.

That's the most common name, at least in olden times, in jolly old England is David Jones.

My father was in the top six smartest people in Texas, tested by UT when he was a junior in high school, and they called little David Jones in.