June 4–5, 2019 Alex Jones episode reveals his extreme conspiracy theories—tying Facebook antitrust probes to Trump’s "EU censorship" narrative, falsely linking Apple/Google to China’s social credit system via a misquoted 2018 Reuters report, and weaponizing satire like Thought Catalog’s 2014 abortion parody as "evidence." He escalates with demonic rhetoric against Democrats ("vampire pedophile cult"), immigrants (typhus/TB rats), and Anderson Cooper, framing violence as divine duty. His colonialist erasure of Indigenous tobacco use and unchecked slander expose a pattern: performative outrage, fabricated claims, and dehumanizing language that blur free speech with incitement, leaving audiences vulnerable to his escalating extremism. [Automatically generated summary]
Me and my then-girlfriend came to Chicago for that wedding.
It's a weird wedding.
We had to go all the way down to the bottom to smoke for most of the reception.
But then halfway through the reception, I think there were enough of us that smoked that we were just like, let's just go smoke in the corner over there.
So something else I'd like to gasp at is the kind...
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We have been prime movers here on air, the audience lobbying, Congress and the White House, and myself and law firms that I paid to follow my own research and my own ideas.
About this to create the talking points that reflected the reality.
I didn't just make it up the last three years that by Congress not acting, and now the President not acting the last two and a half, that we were going under EU control.
That's what they're doing!
I watch the Davos meetings.
I read what's coming out of the EU.
And no one has covered it until now and today.
It's CNN.
It's AP.
It's Reuters.
It's U.S. News& World Report.
U.S. said today that we can't let the EU regulate us.
But what Alex is doing is he's conflating that House investigation with campaign rhetoric that Trump's been putting out.
Because I think Trump rightly realizes that he doesn't really have a chance.
In the 2020 election without the support of the agitators online.
The people who are like the Alex Joneses of the 2016 election.
And in order to maintain their support, one of the things he needs to do is give lip service to them.
So a bunch of them feel like they're being unfairly censored for their conservative positions on these social media platforms.
And so he does his, you know, he gives the, like, hey, conservatives are being unfairly targeted.
You conflate this campaign rhetoric that Trump is putting out with this House investigation, and you turn it into, like, these companies are being investigated for the unfair treatment of conservatives.
And it's all designed for the global Chinese social score to control human behavior.
That's what it's been shut up to do.
It's what the Bible 2,000 years ago told us was coming.
What?
And guess what?
It's happening.
Any way you slice it.
But we don't even go there.
Where you'll get the U.S. government to act.
The areas of it that aren't suicidal is that China is helping build the architecture of this and that Apple and Google have moved over there and are tax-exempt and have given the infrastructure codes to everyone's device on record.
This was in Reuters a year ago.
One year ago.
It was in June that that came out.
And boy, when I came out and said, look, Apple says all your code keys are in China, they've merged with the Chinese government, then you said, oh, that's just the way it is.
The reason he said for an hour here, and he's trying to say, like, I do a lot of it elsewhere, I study for hours before I come in, is because recently there was a news story about how some of these depositions of other Infowars employees, like Rob Dew and his dad.
There was an article about that for the Sandy Hook case.
And one of the things that came out was Rob Du was saying that Alex gets the stories an hour before he goes on air.
I can't cover these stacks of very important news because shit is too difficult that you just want to run away, but you can't run away because they're coming after the kids.
Here's an example.
None of that is...
They're coming after the kids is something he's been yelling for fucking ever.
This isn't new.
This isn't anything.
You've got to expect this has got to be some next-level shit that he's found that has just completely fucked his world up.
I get health department reports from Texas, from California, New Mexico.
We cover them.
Where you'll see the number of leprosy cases, the number of typhoid cases, none of it ever hits the news.
But as I told you, San Francisco and places like that celebrate it.
Coming up next hour, San Francisco's launching restaurants where you dine with rats that eat with you at your table so you can enjoy the ambiance of the rats and celebrate the city infestation.
Oh, but don't worry.
These are rescue rats.
San Francisco dungeon launching rat bar.
Why would you want to be in a dungeon?
Well, see, you're evil.
You'd rather be on a deck with a sunset.
Incredible plants and art and music.
But oh no, let's eat in a dark, dirty dungeon with rats that eat with us at the table so that we learn how to lower ourselves to their level.
Because a certain entity likes that.
Because you're made in the image of God, and, well, this force doesn't like that.
Alex Jones is so pathetic that this is what he's covering in 2019.
A fucking restaurant where they got a bunch of rats running around is somehow a celebration of how the globalists are giving kids leprosy or some shit.
This is legitimately just Alex looking over a list of like 50 headlines and some kind of a weird news aggregator and picking out the ones that he feels natural in his voice and then just riffing on them.
That's all he's doing here.
This is his workflow.
And you know that because he knows literally nothing about the story he's covering except the surface level shit that you would get from the headline.
Here are rats in a bar in San Francisco.
Woo.
The Rat Bar is a pop-up installation in San Francisco, and it's only going to be open from June 13th to 15th.
It's being put on by a group called the San Francisco Dungeon, which, if Alex had looked into it, is basically a mini-theme park at Fisherman's Wharf, the big tourist destination in San Francisco.
The dungeon includes a bunch of themed areas where actors portray characters to give customers the immersive theater experience.
Most of the rooms depict famous aspects of San Francisco history, like two of them are about the gold rush, but not all of their work is necessarily about the glamorous parts of the city's past.
They also have a recreation of Alcatraz and one dedicated to the outbreak of the plague in Chinatown.
There's even one experience that they offer called Shanghai Kelly's Boat Ride, where you learn about the lives of people who were sold as slaves to sailors.
So they're putting on the rat bar as a supplemental thing to their other attractions.
and it's meant to recreate the experience of being in a saloon back in the times before public health works and all that kind of shit.
Honestly, it seems like a little bit of a PR stunt to me, but who knows?
I could see having some fun with it.
Like, I'm not so jaded that I couldn't agree to go along to an escape room or something like that if someone invited me.
I'll never come up with the idea, but if someone invites me, I would probably say yes.
Alex is so fucking lazy that he thinks that this is a story worth covering.
He's in a fight to the death with the fucking government of China, and he's going to spend any of his time talking about how the globalists are trying to normalize leprosy by opening a novelty bar for two days where adults could play with rats?
What the fuck is he doing?
Has he forgotten how intensely he decried attacks on the cat cafe?
I know that he has another Sandy Hook deposition coming up next month.
I know that those cases are proceeding.
So maybe he has that sort of Damocles hanging over his head, but, like, I don't know.
I mean, he takes so many intermittent vacations.
He very well may.
We'll never know until Owen Schroyer just shows up for a week hosting the show.
I don't know.
But, like, I was thinking about it, and, like, the lead-up to that of, like, it's so fucking awful to look at the news, but you have to, and then Rat Bar.
So, this is a fake outrage campaign that's being based on a video a woman posted of herself with a Snapchat filter about love that is applied to her video.
It makes statements, this filter does, it makes these statements pop up on the video on the screen, including love has no gender, love has no disability, love has no labels, love has no sexuality, love has no religion, and love has no age.
If you search through Twitter, you can find a couple examples of people who have screenshot themselves using that filter.
So I guess it was a real thing.
But there's something that's going on that I find incredibly interesting.
So all of the stories that reference this video, all the news articles...
In very heavy quotes, news articles, to talk about it, they all reference a video put on Twitter by a user named Ashley St. Clair, and she posted the video at 9.15pm on June 2nd.
Her video has tons of retweets and is, without exception, the one that is in all of the stories about this on Infowars, Natural News, and Big League Politics.
People have been posting screenshots of themselves with this filter since at least 12 hours before she made her video, but hers is the one that everyone ran with.
And I think there's a clear reason why.
If you scroll through Ashley's timeline on Twitter, you get a very strong indication that maybe she's a big old dum-dum.
But specifically, a very precise kind of dum-dum.
Right next to her retweet about her expose, like the article on Big League Politics about the Snapchat filter expose, she's retweeted a picture, that one that was going around, of Mario and Luigi making out that was tweeted by that Nintendo parody account that started a dumb, fake outrage campaign by people on the right.
And she retweeted that picture with the caption expressing her disapproval of, like, they're brothers!
There's constant, pointless, culture war, fake outrage campaign posts on her timeline.
Frequent trashings of people like Lena Dunham, and retweets of shitheads like Jack Posobiec.
Overall, it's exactly the kind of account you would expect from someone who's trying to make their name in the exciting world of right-wing grifts.
The only sites that have articles about her bullshit are sites like Infowars, Big League Politics, Natural News, and stupid right-wing Christian propaganda sites, so I really question what's going on here.
Even leaving aside how clearly this seems like an attempt for a budding young grifter to get her name on the map by stealing someone else's observations, I don't really see how this has anything to do with pedophilia.
All of those descriptions.
They're descriptions of love within protected classes of people.
You can't discriminate against people based on disability or their gender or religion, for example.
So when age is included in that list, it's really easy to understand what it's talking about is ageism.
Like you pointed out fucking immediately.
You understand what the fuck is going on here.
The discrimination against the elderly is what's going on.
I really can't find any evidence outside of right-wing media insisting that it is that proves that love has no age is actually a slogan of NAMBLA.
But I can find proof that it's part of a quote attributed to John Galsworthy, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932.
He said, love has no age, no limits, and no death.
Or there's a quote attributed to Pascal of Pascal's Wager fame.
He's the guy who came up with that.
He has a quote.
Love has no age as it's always renewing itself.
So there's classical examples of people who are not NAMBLO members.
Not to my knowledge.
Dan.
Allegedly, Pascal.
There's also a really popular book from 2011 about adopting dogs called Love Has No Age Limit, but not wanting to just get puppies because there's older dogs that need love, too.
Or there's that story that I found from the website Texas FM, with pretty much the exact same headline being about Sue and Dick Tolley, who got married at 87 and 84 years of age.
With very few exceptions, the expression, love has no age, is used to discuss the elderly finding love, and we can all agree that that's some heartwarming shit.
I think Alex is mixing this up with R. Kelly's song, Age Ain't Nothing But a Number, which is very different.
I can't find that being their official saying or anything like that, but I did find that there was a group that was a predecessor of Namba called the Rene Guyon Society, and they had a slogan that was, quote, sex by year eight or else it's too late.
And I would say if Snapchat used that on a filter, I think me and Alex could find a little more of a middle ground.
One important thing to remember is that Nambla doesn't really exist in the way that Alex thinks it does, at least not in the present day.
If he was talking about this in the mid-70s, then he might be able to get away with saying that Nambla is an actively organizing thing, but as it stands now, it's hard to even say that it's a real group.
A lot of this is thanks to LGBTQ activists standing up and excluding the group from their work, which effectively crippled Nambla's ability to present themselves as an advocacy group because they tried to latch on to ascending gay and lesbian rights groups because they're like, hey, I like young boys.
The people in NAMBLA were trying to use the opportunity of people taking LGBTQ rights more seriously as an opportunity for them to mainstream themselves.
And Alex is opportunistically using NAMBLA as a cudgel to hit the LGBTQ community over the head with.
Over the years, the FBI infiltrated the group NABLA fairly easily, and sting operations were carried out that effectively made the group irrelevant as an organization.
People who would have joined were now too afraid to do so.
So instead, they just lurk in fucked up corners of the internet where they can easily protect their anonymity, and they aren't on a group's mailing list, which can be hacked or found really easily.
In 2016, Vice did an investigation that found that NAMBLA, quote, does pretty much nothing.
Even a representative for an anti-pedophile group called Perverted Justice expressed having no real interest in them anymore.
Because the face of the real threat to children is not an organized group like NAMBLA.
It's elsewhere on the internet.
I think this is another example of Alex just being super lazy and relying on information from like 30 years ago to craft his current day conspiracies.
He's very dumb and very bad at his job.
And I can't imagine anybody...
Not recognizing what that filter was unless they were trying to make a fake outrage campaign out of it.
Like, if those other ones weren't there, you got an argument.
That's weird.
If they just had love is no age.
But because of religion, disability, like, it's clear it's about protected classes.
So what Ashley St. Clair is doing...
I mean, obviously she didn't notice it, or she probably saw one of these other people's tweets that were going around in the 12 hours before she made her video.
And she makes her video, falsely characterizing this as a pedophile-sympathetic thing.
And if you look at her timeline, it's really clear that the motivation is probably to stake her space in the world that she swims in.
And this story does kind of have a happy ending.
Because of this manufactured outrage...
That Ashley stirred up.
She got her wish.
And she was allowed to write her first column with a byline for Human Events, the right-wing propaganda bullshit site that Alex's lawyer Robert Barnes is involved in.
We're now here in Southern California at a little town called Victorville, where George Air Force Base is located.
The Chinese have been attempting...
To acquire the Air Force Base, and we're told they still acquire it.
But that's not going to stop them bringing in their slave goods from their over 30 million political dissidents in slave labor camps.
Right here, this is the first, we're told, by the workers of 20 such wholesale markets where slave goods will be brought into the U.S. and sold at discount prices to retailers.
So here you have it.
No more middleman for the Chinese military industrial complex to sell slave goods.
They're actually buying up the land, and this, again, is the first of 20 such facilities to be built.
So I listened to this special report, this whole special report, and honestly, I thought it was the best work that John Bowne's done in years, primarily because his dumbass voice isn't anywhere in it.
But more than that, my reaction to this was astonishment.
It's so insane for Alex to play clips of his past self on the show because it makes it so clear how much he's deteriorated.
You can hear a completely different person in these clips.
His voice is different, his manner is different, his ability to present an idea is different, and to hear them juxtapose with his current state is a severe bummer.
If I were Alex watching that, I would probably start crying.
Everybody was totally fine with him doing this shit for years.
David Rockefeller had no idea who Alex was, and if he did, he didn't give a shit about him.
Alex was full of shit and a little bit crazy, but he wasn't hurting anyone except for people who had way more important things to do with their time than sue him or pay him any attention.
And that status quo is maintainable.
Then, his conspiracies changed.
The conspiracy theories about fluoride, about Waco, about Oklahoma City, about 9-11, those are all directed at the power structure.
They may be misguided and wrong, but on a fundamental level, there are lies about the Department of Homeland Security and the Bush administration, which in the conspiracy world is the equivalent of punching up.
I'm certain that it wasn't the first example of it, but one of the reasons his behavior as it relates to Sandy Hook and his inability to accept responsibility for what he did is because it's such an example of him taking his skills and his pattern of punching up at the vaguely defined power structure and coming down hard on victims whose loved ones had been murdered.
It's an ugly thing to see.
And watching this John Bound report, I'm starting to realize that this is what feels different about the Alex I saw when I started watching him before we started doing this show.
You know, like the checking in in the end of 2016, watching this.
Why that felt different from when I used to watch him just after college.
It's that difference.
Obviously, I haven't watched everything he's done.
But it's my general experience that earlier Alex Jones is way easier to listen to because he victimizes people in power.
He's super unfair to them, but there are people who could crush him like a fly if they gave a shit about what he's doing, so it's a bit easier to stomach.
At some point, he stopped giving a shit, and he started victimizing powerless people, and that's his stock in trade now.
Whether it's random members of the LGBTQ community, whether it's Muslims, immigrants, victims of gun violence, Alex attacks them now as if they were David Rockefeller themselves.
And that's what's gotten him into trouble.
That's what this John Bowne report accidentally makes totally clear.
Alex's imagined enemies would have been happy to let him continue to throw wild punches at them and make a living off his audience, but society doesn't like bullies, and that's what he's become.
I know that no one's paying as close attention to Alex as I am, but John Bound has accidentally created a damning indictment of Alex.
His bullshit about how the Chinese and the globalists need to get him off the air because he's critical of them is undercut by this compilation including clips of him shitting on China way back in the VHS days.
His bullshit about the EU and UN being afraid of him and all his criticism is undercut by proof of him always criticizing them.
He even includes footage of him exposing the truth behind globalist false flags at a point where he was left alone and allowed to grow his business for 15 more years.
What I'm getting at is I have a lot of feelings about this report, but it really made so clear to me that that is the crystalline difference of why it's so much more palatable to go back to 2009.
Or way back.
It's so clear.
He's punching up.
And I don't know if Sandy Hook is the exact line in the sand when everything changed for him and he started punching down.
But I think that's why I'm so interested in that as a time period and why I'm sticking with it.
Like the 2009 period and the rise of the Tea Party stuff, it became such a warm bath to be in because of that.
That is fun, because if he weren't kicked off social media right now, and that same clip show were to be made, like if he weren't being sued by Sandy Hook or anything like that.
And since the last 45 minutes since I saw these new articles and videos, I've had the crew trying to find, which they haven't been able to do, and I get it.
There's just so much.
I can't remember the exact headline.
It's my fault.
I want to say it was a vice piece.
Pretty sure it was.
It was about two years ago, and it turned out she was an actress, but she really did it.
And it's something like, Vice airs peace with a woman saying abortion feels good, and that it empowered her.
And she's doing a fake orgasm while they're killing her baby, going, oh yeah, oh, oh, oh yeah.
I think Paul Watson did an article about it two years ago.
But this woman is on the abortion table acting like she's having an orgasm, killing her baby.
And she talks about how wonderful it was and how great it was, hoping the system would then cast her in bigger roles if she did something evil like that.
But see, that's what the Satanists do.
They say, sacrifice a baby with us to prove you're in the club.
So Alex, he has this vague memory of something where women are orgasmically enjoying abortions.
And then he finds the article that he seems to be familiar with in some form, and he starts reading it, and this is one of the crazier things that I think I've ever heard.
There's actually nerve centers in the back of the uterus that can be stimulated through regular intercourse.
Wow, they're fetishizing, killing babies.
The only way to achieve that kind of orgasm is to visit a clinic and have my vagina speculated and scooped out like the bottom of a Ben and Jerry's pint on Me Night.
I didn't get around Satanists that are in trailer parks killing their dog when they're taking LSD so they can see demons, which, by the way, do pop up when you kill your dog.
This is a post on Thought Catalog written by Nicole Mullen, an alias of noted troll Nick Mullen.
Starting in July 2013, Mullen started posting articles that are clearly satire on this Thought Catalog page.
His first article headline is, quote, calling anti-gay stuff homophobic is disrespectful to people with phobias.
The articles are so clearly trolling that it would take someone doing literally zero investigation to think that this was in any way serious.
Here are some of his other headlines.
Quote, so are we just not going to tell Chinese people that New Year's was a month ago?
Quote, is anyone else mad that poop is brown?
Quote, you know who didn't complain about minimum wage?
The slaves.
And the very meta one, quote, study shows racists are more likely to read clickbait.
So anyone who would believe anything on this blog are complete shitheads.
Or people who are so desperate to justify their idiotic argument that they don't understand that their purported evidence for their dumb fuck point is actually parody.
There's a whole part about doctors who would molest women to treat hysteria back in the day.
Manipulate their genitalia.
It goes into talking about how they would die from complications of rheumatic fanny waste.
It's really funny to see Alex be this huge of an idiot.
It clearly reinforces what's become a theme on this show lately, which is pointing out how lazy Alex is and how he doesn't know anything he's talking about.
But I think there's something really scary that this suggests.
This article by Nicole Mullen was posted on February 12, 2014, and Alex doesn't seem to be unfamiliar with it.
And from listening to his show, it really sounds like he's read this article years ago.
There's an outside possibility that a lot of his arguments about abortion in some way, in some portion, are based on this very clearly troll blog post.
It should scare the shit out of people for a couple of reasons.
One, it calls into question what level of prank or satire could be behind some of his other beliefs.
But more importantly, two, it demonstrates how far through the looking glass we are and the insanely evil and fucked up things someone who misunderstands satire can do with that satire.
I got a lot of messages from people asking me to cover this, and as a guy who respects listeners' wishes, I was happy to oblige.
But I believe that this story, as insane as it is, and how embarrassing it would be for Alex if he gave a shit about anything that he does, is one of the less important aspects of these two-day shows.
It's fun to laugh at Alex, and I fucking love doing it.
I've been listening to that clip of him yelling about donuts repeatedly since we recorded that episode on Monday.
As is so often the case, as is so in this case, though, focusing only on the easily mockable stuff like this is missing the forest for the trees.
I believe I expressed at the beginning of this episode, but this show, even without Alex falling for a clear troll blog post, is one of the most fucked up detestable displays that I've seen in the last two and a half years of doing this show.
There are clear indications that Alex is actively trying to get people killed, and he does not give a shit.
And he uses some of this stuff to reinforce that.
So while we laugh about Alex getting trolled by this post about women going to get orgasms or going to get abortions because it's sexually pleasurable, while it's funny to laugh at how bad of a job he's doing, it's important for us to listen to the rest of this and see where it goes and see what the dangerous things he builds on this are.
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Yeah, you know, maybe we shouldn't have taught some people how to read.
There's no consequence for him not just continuing as if that's real, even if he's aware that he got fooled.
So before we get to what I was talking about and how this takes a turn towards the incredibly dangerous, Alex has to tease that he is about to slander Steve King, which he never ends up doing.
Anyway, the author, Alex, he never gets around to actually following through with this, but I want to play this clip in case he eventually does, so we know that it's very premeditated that he is going to slander Mr. King.
He's got some inside information about stuff in Stephen King's books that you'd only know if you were on the inside, which comes off so fucking hollow after he reported on a troll blog.
So, like, your reading of Stephen King's books, I don't trust.
And I also was like, well, I could cut it here and turn this into two or three clips, but I couldn't find places to cut it.
No, he appreciates.
They need to stop it!
No, but trace this thought and see if you agree with my assessment that he is sort of telling his audience that God will reward them if they kill Anderson Cooper.
Well, it's at least saying, like, if you do it, then you're probably enacting God's will because Anderson Cooper is a demon and he's trying to get to your kids.
So, I mean, God, yes, vengeance is God, but he uses vehicles who are metaphorical daggers.
Because he's talking about all the weight that God will give you and then you go down so deep you can't come back to the surface without being changed.
And now he's re-contextualized it as looking into the abyss.
I mean, the part about it where it's very clearly an inspirational act of terrorism, hoping someone will hurt Anderson Cooper, that part alone is like, you cannot do stuff like that.
Then it's attached to this bizarre spirituality that he's presenting, where each point of the spirituality is in service of reinforcing his wish to have someone harm Anderson Cooper.
He says that God won't open up the gates of heaven for you unless you face his demons.
You face these demons.
Who are the demons he's talking about?
Fucking Anderson Cooper and people like that.
He says that God won't give you more weight than you can handle, and if you can handle it, he keeps giving you harder stuff.
Well, what's fucking harder than killing a CNN anchor?
Like, everything is in service of reinforcing that without what he perceives as the legal consequences of just saying, like, someone fucking take that guy out.
I mean, just alone, the sort of very terrifying religious overtone, Stuart, he's saying, makes me think he needs to get some serious help.
And because it's all applied in service of something that I really think is illegal, I think that what he's saying about Anderson Cooper is inspirational terrorism.
It's the wish to hide behind your words while you inspire people to commit terrorist acts.
It's unacceptable on so many...
I very much pray.
I don't pray.
But I really hope, for Alex's own sake, no one tries to hurt anyone at CNN in the coming weeks.
It makes me believe that there is a secret ongoing battle between heaven and hell, and Alex has been corrupted by the great lord Satan, and that we need to start taking Satan really seriously.
If you thought that that clip we heard earlier, where Alex was very heavily implying that his audience should murder Anderson Cooper, was the only time on this June 4th episode that he suggested that his audience kill somebody that he doesn't like, you'd be wrong.
Because he starts talking about the governor of Virginia, Ralph Northam.
Well, let me tell you, Northam, you're already going to figure it out.
You'd be lucky if somebody chopped your head off with a samurai sword.
Brother, that ain't happening.
You're going to live a long life, and when you're sitting there on that deathbed, there are going to be demons sitting all around you.
There's going to be one sitting right at the end of your bed, and it's going to be rubbing its hands together and saying, buddy, before you know it, I'm going to be attached to you forever, sucking your eyeballs out and ripping your guts out forever, ever, ever.
And it's going to be so sweet.
And you know Northam already when he wakes up at like 2 a.m. in the morning.
He looks down at the end of that bed.
He sees that little friendly fella sitting down there.
Because that's what it's like for these guys.
Little friendly fella.
Little friendly fella says, I want dead babies.
And Northam says, yes, sir, I'll get that for you.
Little devil says, that's good, Northam.
You're going to be all right.
Until Northam on that deathbed.
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He has a lot of inside knowledge on what demons do.
Well, now that you've pointed it out to me, it reminds me of...
Like, the way it sounds, and if he is expecting a laugh, it reminds me so much of the same guy at an open mic who is like, I am so funny, and does a bit, and it's terrible, and then ten years later becomes a right-wing fucking...
Just the stacks of news, I have three of them dealing with the border, is the last two DHS heads, Democrats, the current DHS head, The heads of the Los Angeles government now admit it.
They're all admitting it.
That their cities are collapsing into medieval squalor, and that it's only getting worse since something's happening to the public, and more and more people are refusing to work.
Well, just on my way into the office this morning, I dodged zombie-like homeless people three times.
Now, I don't live in the city, in the main part of the city.
In two of the cases, the police were already on the scene with men that looked, again, like zombies.
Ribs shrunk in.
One guy was in his underwear, feces streaming down his leg, running out into the street, almost causing a car wreck because five or six cars in front of me slammed their brakes on.
Then I get up another mile or so down the road, run into something similar.
Then I get close to the office.
They're stumbling out in traffic trying to be hit, wild-eyed.
This is a manifestation of the true evil and the drugs and the alcohol and the opioids and the laziness and just the breakdown of society, and it's accelerating, ladies and gentlemen.
It's like Day of the Dead out there, and it's only going to get worse.
The idea of what he is, which is somebody who is actively campaigning for policies that increase the number of homeless, then blaming the homeless and vilifying them and calling them disgusting in service of supporting policies that will only create more homeless is fucking...
But there are forces in places like Japan and places like Brazil and places like the U.K. to a certain extent and the United States.
That want to get off of the globalist social engineering designed post-industrial post-human era plan that I've been talking about for 20 plus years that now you see is mainline all over TV, all over radio, all over culture.
Again, Jerome Corsi has claimed that he was trained by Edward Bernays.
So, anything Alex wants to talk about him being evil, well, I guess maybe that makes sense, because now Jerome Corsi's suing Alex.
But still, whenever Alex brings up Edward Bernays, like he does in this next clip, he doesn't say, like, and he trained that son of a bitch to, of course.
They would smoke cigars because cigars were ladylike, and that's why they had the pretty band on them, so that women wouldn't get nicotine on their white gloves.
But women would smoke in private.
That was the style from Europe, from Spain going back 500 years after the discovery of tobacco in Cuba by the conquistadors.
So while it is true that the Spanish did introduce tobacco to the European market as an item of trade back in the 1500s, saying that it was the discovery of tobacco shows so perfectly how Eurocentric Alex's worldview is.
At the point when the introduction of tobacco happened for the Western world, the native peoples of North America had been using tobacco and had ceremonial uses for it as well as for trade, possibly as far back as 4,000 years prior.
Alex is condescendingly saying, but I digress, as if to imply he's on the cusp of getting into some area that he has a deep knowledge about.
But it's crystal clear that what he has is a piece of distorted knowledge on the subject that centralizes European involvement while erasing anything in any culture that doesn't fit into his paradigm.
This is such a clear-cut example of that mentality that Alex has that makes him such an unreliable narrator about history and culture.
He doesn't know what he's talking about.
And the version he's expressing is one that erases populations he doesn't identify.
So this clip is unimportant at all, but it's just an example of Alex trying to launch into some, like, here's what the conspiracy is, and then what do you know?
IQs dropping, neurological disorders exploding all over the world.
And it's because it's all being done scientifically.
We're being inflicted.
We're being poisoned.
We're being hit.
We're being stunned.
We're being corrupted.
And the globalists admit this in their own documents.
This is not my opinion.
Everybody knows this, but we need to be conscious about it and warn others.
It's like The Golden Child.
It's a fiction film, but it's a good allegory where they can't kill the golden child, the devil can't, his demon can't, until they get him to eat the blood of sacrificed, tortured children.
Yeah, as if he's just revealed something, first of all, that he hasn't said a fucking hundred times in the past, and second, that it reflects any kind of reality.
Like I stopped in the Mendelec clip to point out, this is just classical anti-Semitism.
This is a narrative that is deeply rooted in historical anti-Semitism, and he's just applying it to his enemies.
Either because he wants his audience to know, I mean the Jews, or he just has some sort of an awareness that this works.
So, in this next clip, already, in that last one, you're hearing a real...
It's almost old hat and trite for us to bring up, because Alex does it so fucking much, but it's like, if you're characterizing your enemies this way, that they're drinking the blood of children and prefer two- to three-year-olds because they're old enough to scream for their mother, what the fuck wouldn't you do to them?
So, you feel safe, folks, with this kind of stuff going on?
Because next hour, I'm going to show you women talking about how they have orgasms when they go in and have abortions and how much they love it.
And by the way, you think this is just a few women?
No.
You go to any Democratic Party event or anywhere in the legislature where they're trying to restrict abortion, and women show up in business suits, not just meth-ed Antifa.
And they start licking their lips and becoming demon-possessed.
They go, I love Satan.
I love Satan.
I mean, it's all on video.
Just like a vampire.
Because they're vampires, folks.
There's a spirit.
They're vampires.
The Democratic Party is part of a worldwide pedophile vampire cult.
And now their low-level members are being spiritually inducted.
If it wasn't a situation where we had states passing these restrictive laws and women are going to die because of it, there's a trend towards something that's really fucking scary and dangerous.
If I were looking at this like an anthropologist, it'd be very interesting to just see him as this figure who was so stupid.
He made a career thinking people fucking with him was real.
There's an archetypical feel to it, like the buffoon.
But the children and the innocents demand that we do it.
And I'm not being dramatic when I say that.
I've got a stack here of seven or eight videos and of ten articles with the most evil stuff you've ever heard of or ever seen that's happened to our children.
And I'll just be honest with you.
I've been getting ready to cover this for about an hour during the breaks.
And I'm not being dramatic.
I actually can't cover this right now.
I just can't do it.
And I'm being honest with the audience, ladies and gentlemen.
And I can't sit here and teach a class on how to take down the globalist here on air, but here's one example.
If you're a good-looking woman...
You could go into any city or any county, and you go around any Democrats, they're going to be pedophiles, drug addicts, devil worshippers, or a mix of it.
How do you think Veritas gets all this incredible footage?
All you've got to do is go have drinks with these people.
I think that what we've seen, like with the troll article and, of course, the women yelling, I love Satan, at abortion rallies, he's very easily tricked by things he wants to be tricked by.
So I'm not going to tell people what I think they ought to do.
Nothing violent.
But if you simply go to any drag queen story time and write down the license plates and then go to an accredited private investigation system, they can legally and law free run the plates, and you're going to find upwards of half of them are convicted child rapists.
Then you just publish that.
That's one group you can target right now and protect children from pedophiles.
That is incredibly fucked up for a number of reasons.
I mean, you'd have to kind of...
I guess stake the place out and find out whose car is who or else you're just going to be doing an investigation on everybody's cars.
I mean, Alex is assuming the conclusion you're going to find before you actually even start looking into something, which is not a healthy way to do things.
And then, I mean, ultimately what you would end up doing is, I would assume you probably wouldn't find that many sex offenders, and what you would still want to do with that information is publish it, because you'd still want to hurt these people somehow.
And that information would probably have their addresses, and their phone numbers, and their email addresses, and maybe crazier people would just show up at their place.
I'm certain there's going to be so many sex offenders in there, and you're just going to be protecting the kids from them, as opposed to creating a database of people who you think deserve targeting.
On the previous day, Alex, what he did with Anderson Cooper, there's nothing we're ever going to find, maybe not ever, I think he could do worse eventually, but there's nothing we're going to find on these shows that's going to be worse than that.
But this next clip is so weird.
So, Miley Cyrus put out some videos expressing his support for abortion and, you know, being on the side of being against these oppressive laws that are being passed.
You know, if it's God's justice, sometimes you're the tool of justice.
So if you predict she's going to be dead in ten years, I mean, I don't know how one of his listeners is going to give her a painful cancer, but, I mean, that's fucked up.
Just sort of relishing and like, ah, she's going to die a painful death.
I mean, like, what is that if the things you're making them angry about are lies?
What is that?
If the things you're making them angry about are specifically tailored towards protecting white identity.
Why are you making them angry?
What is the end result you wish to see?
If you're making people angry, lying about abortion, lying about the people at Drag Queen Storytime, saying that, hey, maybe God wants you to kill Anderson Cooper, what are you doing?
Making people angry is not waking them up out of their media delusion, their coma with the MSM.
What you're doing is...
Inspirational terrorism.
You're making people angry.
You're trying to rile them up to the point where they commit a crime.
And if you're making people angry about how their babies are getting murdered, then your actual intent is for the action that follows after that anger.
So in this next clip, Alex talks about how people who support abortion are basically green-skinned demons, and then he plays that clip that he referenced of the video of a woman having an orgasm while getting an abortion, which he's using to justify covering that article, but it doesn't work.
You go defend life, and Satan's army will show up.
And let me tell you, you don't want to be part of that army.
Their eyes are sunk in.
They always have green skin.
And folks, people have watched these videos and they go, they do have green skin.
The black people are whiter than white people.
They have green skin.
The white people have green skin.
It's so white, it's like that translucent day glow is what my dad calls those people.
It's just like you read in movies.
You see in movies, you're reading old books.
Old Greek literature and even scientific reports would say there are times when groups go crazy and the people get very white skin.
They get a green color when the spirit comes over them.
And so you can argue all day what it is, but let me tell you, this isn't just mental illness, folks.
They want to kill babies.
And it runs the gamut from women wanting to get on TV and talk about how great abortions are so other women feel comfortable to the actual devil worshippers.
God sent his son, his consciousness, into the fray, had all the knowledge, all the power to go through what we go through, to be fair, because God put us, his children, with free conscious will, into the universe.
The potential for a whole new universe is in each one of us.
Free will.
Only way a real God could be God is to make new creatures that could be potentially in the same line.
I still think that's pretty offensive to religion.
The way that he's packaging and taking the Eucharist and the central ritual of Christianity and turning it into something that is satisfying of his personal crusade and his worldview that he's created about the globalists and vampires.
It's fucked up.
It's really, really deeply fucked up.
It's one thing to take, I don't know, John P. Holdren or Carol Quigley and misuse their words in order to reinforce your worldview.
It's a whole fucking other one to take the Q source, to take the Gospels and then repackage them for your weird...
But with Paula White Cain and Jim Baker and those guys, they're just close enough to take something that is meant to be, I mean, I suppose, helpful, and turn it into something that destroys far more people's lives.
The reason that I think that I single Alex out more as being worse...
Is because while he is co-opting these ideas from scripture and turning them into reinforcements of his own worldview...
Within a day before this, he was using his fucked up ideas about religion to justify the idea that you have free will and maybe you're one of God's tools of vengeance and people need to take demons.
So, anyway, we come to the end of this episode, and I'm left with the bitterest taste in my mouth.
I told you at the beginning of this, and I hope that my feelings are validated a little bit, that that was one of the most fucked up couple days of his show that I've listened to.