Alex Jones’ October 18, 2023, episode begins with bizarre conspiracy claims about Gaza’s Al-Hali Baptist Hospital explosion—dismissing 400+ deaths as "fake" despite Shifa Hospital reports—while blaming Hamas for a failed missile strike. He pivots to unsupported geopolitical theories, like Biden’s $6B to Iran funding Hamas, ignoring intelligence denials and humanitarian crises in Gaza. The segment mocks Jim Jordan’s GOP struggles, then shifts to promoting disgraced comedian Owen Benjamin, who—after losing mainstream relevance due to anti-Semitic rants at his failed Idaho cult—appears desperate for Jones’ platform. Jones’ show blends fearmongering (Muslim "invasion armies"), unproven DMT claims, and ads like DNA Force Plus, exposing a pattern of exploitation over truth. [Automatically generated summary]
There was this experiment that happened in the 70s.
And so the idea was they're going to recreate this social experiment in the present day with people who have vastly different beliefs and opinions and all of this stuff.
No, I think a lot of people would be shocked to discover that, you know, as much as we describe ourselves as one thing when we're looking at ourselves through the lens of a camera, when we're in social groups, we're completely, you know, generally speaking, everybody's just like, I want to have a good time in this social group.
The only tension that even existed throughout any of the show was that there was one lady who was on it who was a vegan, and so she didn't want people fishing.
And then there was a structure where like each episode they'd have a new person come in that could be adopted into their raft, but they'd have to kick somebody else out in order to do it.
So there was this tension of like, you know, how do you prioritize?
And I don't like agreeing with Biden because he lies almost all the time.
But I agree with him that I don't think Israel bombed that hospital in Gaza Strip.
In fact, the hospital was not bombed.
But we've seen riots and protests around the world on the lie that it was hit by an Israeli missile or bomb, and it turns out that the parking lot was hit by a missile.
And we have all this footage from independent news stations showing Hamas firing a bunch of missiles from a graveyard a couple hundred yards away, and one of the missiles fails and falls on the parking lot.
And it's confirmed that the hospital was not hit.
Some of the windows got blown out.
So a giant lie.
But remember, the mainstream media all picked it up and went with it before the fires were even out.
As of the recording of this episode, I don't know exactly what happened as it relates to the explosion at the Al-Hali Baptist Hospital, and neither does Alex.
He's pretending that he's seen all this evidence, like visually seeing an errant rocket being launched from this graveyard near the hospital, but he absolutely has not.
He's heard that claim being made, and he's repeating it because it fits his preferred storyline.
If there were actually publicly available video that demonstrated this fully, it would be a lot less of an open question as to what really happened.
In the very volatile information climate that Elon Musk has made worse since taking over Twitter, it's almost impossible to vet truth from fiction.
And tons of fake video purporting to be the rockets being launched have been circulating and traveling widely before they're debunked, by which point the damage is already done and confusion spreads like wildfire.
To make matters worse, the Israeli ambassador to the United States, Michael Herzog, posted and then deleted a post on Twitter containing a video purporting to be of the rockets being launched.
It was deleted after Eric Toler of the New York Times pointed out that there were issues with the timestamp of the footage, and it didn't match up with when the explosion would have occurred.
None of this is to say that it's definite that Israeli did it or if it was the fault of a group like Hamas.
The popular group to point the finger at from what I'm reading is Islamic Jihad, who have said that they didn't do it.
Terrorist groups generally like to take responsibility for their terrorist acts, but when it's killing tons of people at a hospital, that's not really going to be their play.
So I don't know what to make of any statements that anybody is making.
The bottom line is that over 400 people were killed, and it's a profound human tragedy, regardless of what the circumstances are.
I do not know exactly who's responsible for this particular incident, but we do know that Israel has been constantly bombing civilian areas in Gaza, even areas that they claimed would be safe if Palestinians fled to them.
The death toll is hard to gauge at this point with the chaos, but it'll undoubtedly be in the thousands.
Between the bombs and the people starving with no food or water, trapped in a war zone, the picture is very bleak for civilians in this circumstance.
To the extent that the explosion happened in a parking lot, it was a courtyard of the hospital where there were parking spaces.
An explosion around a bunch of cars isn't necessarily a lesser worry since those things have explosive gas in them.
Also, it's important to understand that people in Gaza are displaced, and many are seeking shelter wherever they can find places that appear to be safe.
The dean of St. George's College in Jerusalem told the BBC that there were 1,000 people sheltering in the courtyard when the explosions happened.
Pointing to limited structural damage to the buildings and the limited number of pictures Alex has seen on social media means nothing in terms of the scale of this human tragedy.
And he's playing fucking games, and it is unacceptable.
But it's not being called the greatest attack since Pearl Harbor, like they called January 6th.
Huge demonstrations in Dallas, Texas.
Huge demonstrations in Greece.
Riots in Greece.
Riots across Europe.
All sorts of shootings and stabbings that get buried in the news.
Huge numbers of people, in some cases, millions, hit in the streets in different Arab countries and also in Persia, Iran, instantly attacking the Israeli embassies around the world.
And again, I'm calling it like I see it.
Israel stood down 110% seven hours before any response.
Attack helicopters by the hundreds were five to ten minutes away.
Five attack helicopters, and I've talked to military experts.
They concluded that my novice assumption was correct, that five loaded helicopters could have taken out those Hezbollah fighters, Hamas, Hezbollah back fighters.
So I'm calling it like I see it.
You know, Charlie Kirk did that too.
A lot of people have, they're calling him anti-Semitic.
I'm just going to report what we believe is most accurate.
It's clear Israel did not bomb that hospital.
It's clear Israel stood down and let the attack happen.
There were protests at the White House, but they didn't storm the Capitol and no one shit on Jim Jordan's desk or whoever's going to end up being speaker.
Alex can calm down with this shit because this is the game that he's playing.
On the one hand, he wants to minimize the actions of him and his extremist buddies because he knows that if we as a society take what they did and what they stand for seriously, they will be in jail very quickly.
But the second thing he wants to do is paint any protest carried out by groups he doesn't like as some kind of terror.
That's why groups of supporters of Palestinians are compared to January 6th for just protesting here in the United States.
Now, granted, any attacks on Israeli embassies, they would not categorize in the same batch.
There was somebody who was stabbed at the Chinese embassy, the Israeli embassy in China.
And so, like, that's not the same thing, but people gathering and like protesting for Palestinian rights.
So Alex, he needs to get the heat off himself and his buddies and also paint all alternative protest as terrorism.
So like that with Palestinians.
It's why he also calls Black Lives Matter protests riots constantly.
If you're on the opposite side of Alex, you don't have free speech and protest rights in his eyes, but he knows that he can't say it that way without abandoning his branding about loving the Constitution.
So this is the way that he gets around that.
There are some questions about the timeline of Israeli military response to various areas where citizens were under threat, but nothing that I've seen so far has convinced me of an actual standdown happening.
What's key to understand is that this is Alex's new way of saying false flag.
He's learned since Sandy Hook that if he goes on the full-on hoax manufactured event angle, he ends up getting himself in trouble.
There's too many implications that come from those narratives that he doesn't want to deal with, which is why the stand down accusation is perfect.
You see him do this in situations where he previously would have had a lot more elaborate crisis actors or hoax type narratives, like in the case of Parkland and the Uvalde shootings.
Another reason this accusation works perfectly for Alex is that sometimes responses don't go as smoothly as people think they should because of logistical issues and human error.
Alex's storyline gives a nicely bundled explanation for all of that, which allows the audience to maintain their illusions about the infallibility of the system.
This response only went bad because the globalists demanded it go bad is a childish, painfully childish way to engage with complicated systems.
As it relates to the events of October 7th, Israel hasn't spoken on the matter, but there are a bunch of factors that could explain some of the delayed response.
To be fair, there was an immediate response, a fairly immediate response, but there were areas that didn't get cleared for hours after, and that's what Alex is trying to use to his advantage.
One issue is that it was a national holiday in Israel, so there's a chance that manpower or response time could have been hindered by that.
In addition, Hamas sent drones to disrupt Israeli military's communication channels, so there's a possibility that that created a period where word was not able to be sent in an efficient manner.
There's also the factor of underestimating the threat from Hamas and shifting their manpower to the West Bank.
A retired Israeli major general told the New York Times, quote, the thinning of forces seemed reasonable because of the construction of the fence and the aura that created around it, as if it were invincible, that nothing would be able to pass it.
Another operational failure that the Times discusses is the, quote, clustering of leaders from the army's Gaza division in a single location along the border.
Hamas was able to overtake this base, and then the ability to create a coordinated response to what was unfolding was severely impaired.
The people tasked with being ready to make a counterattack had been killed, injured, or taken hostage.
And the Israeli military officials who were coming in to take over were coming in from other places, and they weren't as prepared as they would have wanted to be.
Things were posted on social media that depicted a major event immediately, but this was not at all well communicated through military channels because of the factors mentioned.
So while it is true that there may have been air power stationed mere minutes of flight away, the people who would have been able to utilize that correctly were incapacitated, and the communications needed to convey the gravity of the situation were not at their full power.
The extent to which each of these factors played a role in the intelligence and response failure is a matter for study, and I'm sure we'll learn more about that in the coming months.
However, for Alex, all this is really fucking simple.
It was a stand down, and it needs to be for him to avoid the complexity of reality and keep his audience in their infantile fear bubble that he profits off of.
It's just ridiculous.
It's a disrespect to just the complexities of life, honestly.
Yeah, I think one of the specific problems here is that unlike with, I mean, most, most, most wars, I suppose, is it's such a contained area and it's all controlled by one point of view.
You know, it is the Israeli ability.
It is that like complete complete power imbalance of like you don't know what's going on inside there.
And we can't.
And we cannot because they won't allow independent voice or independent eyes in there.
And because Israel can completely control not the narrative coming from there, but our ability to actually see it, which for the first time since cameras have existed, really, have we been this unable to see at all what's going on in such a major conflict, you know?
BlackRock, the Chi-Comms, all the different organizations and groups, Rothschilds.
But when you pull back and you go look at Harvard, it's the big leagues.
And it's people that are put through the process of the political science department and the legal department and other systems of Harvard that make it up.
And that's why the Chinese dictator, Xi Jiping, sends his daughter to Harvard.
Now, that's a secret.
You're not supposed to know.
And the word is she's recently been pulled out of Harvard and sent back to China.
What's that tell you?
Because the same people that run Harvard helped set up China and Mao Xi Tong and the rest of it.
Someone his daughter under another name goes to Harvard.
I got that from high-level feds.
I later confirmed it with some other feds that I was recently talking to at lower level on my little secret mission that will not be revealed for a few weeks.
Alex's bullshit charade that he pulls, it really only works if you imagine that he has access to some kind of information that you don't, which is why he makes up all these high-level sources and lies about the wildly discredited people that he has on the show to inflate their status.
That's why he claims to have gotten so much information from prophetic dreams and downloads from God.
You can't know what he knows if it's coming from a divine source.
So you have to just take his word for it.
If it's coming from these high-level feds, you don't have access to those high-level feds.
So Jim Jordan's a monster, unfit to lead in any capacity, even the capacity that he is in currently.
That being said, the Democrats are never going to help another GOP candidate win the speakership.
The fringe idiots on the Republican side made their bed, and it's incredibly powerful for the Democrats to now let them lie in it.
The GOP has the majority.
If they can agree to work together, they can easily elect a speaker.
Because their party is being held hostage by a small number of lunatics like Matt Gates, the only people who are in consideration for the speakership role are people who would pass the lunatic test.
And there are some GOP members who won't stand for that, at least enough to block the election.
They're never going to get past that.
This is a distraction, and it does get in the way of the job of governing, but this is a smaller hit for the Dems than it is for the GOP.
Their effort to pass legislation would be hurt by the GOP majority to begin with, so the opportunity cost for them is a lot smaller to let this play out.
Sure.
Conversely, the GOP is wasting time where they could actually get things done, but they can't even look past their petty squabbles to elect a leader.
Representative Mark Amade told The Hill that, quote, there ain't 217 votes for Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in there, which is a great sign that this is not going to get sorted out anytime soon.
As I'm preparing this episode today, Jordan has said that he's not looking to a third vote and has accepted that he isn't going to win.
Because he sees where the cards have fallen.
He's withdrawn himself from consideration and is backing the idea of expanding the powers of Speaker Pro Tem Patrick McHenry, who took over temporarily when McCarthy got the boot.
This, however, is causing real problems in the GOP, and many representatives have already indicated they are staunchly opposed to the move, at least enough that this is not going to pass.
Obviously, the Dems aren't going to back it.
So, if like five members of the GOP vote against it, there's no majority there.
So, it looks like they're in for a long grind, trying to find somebody that they can nominate who will appease both the more moderate side and the fringe extremist side of the House Republican body.
They should have kept McCarthy and just continued posturing like they were about to remove him.
That way, they don't end up in an embarrassing situation like this, and they can still get their base all riled up by how they're about to stick it to the man.
You don't want the buyer's remorse of buying the car and leaving the parking lot.
At very least, there is independent verification of between 150 to 200 people who were killed and taken to the nearby Shifa hospital, as told to the New York Times by the head of that hospital.
There were also approximately 300 wounded who were brought there, but no indication of the severity of those injuries or if any of them passed away subsequently.
There may be some fine-tuning that needs to be done in terms of the exact number of casualties versus the estimation, but what Alex is doing is inhuman.
Further, if anything, the media is not saying that Israel bombed that hospital.
I've seen a fair amount of coverage that says that nothing is definitive, like that there is some gray area in terms of being able to sort this out, but that the U.S. and Israeli intelligence sources were confident that Israel isn't to blame.
If anything, I feel like the coverage is like pretty, like, when you take people who are seen as credible sources of information, like the U.S. intelligence agencies and the Israeli intelligence, credible sources of information to the media, to the press, they are saying that Israel didn't do it.
So it's actually the opposite of what Alex is saying.
I find this whole thing really fucked up, not least of which just because it is a thing for us to discuss and like really focus on because there's big explosions and whatnot.
But the truth is I am infinitely more concerned about the fact that people are going to die of thirst.
And for me, like, this is a type of conversation that allows people to get into this, like, oh, it's a war, you know, like, oh, was it this side, the side with rockets, or was it this side, the side with bombs?
It does make Alex's job a lot easier when he cherry picks pieces of information that are convenient for him, then compiles them into a neat narrative package for the audience.
Dealing with the complexities of life is insanely difficult, and Alex is not up to the task.
He hasn't shown in any way that Israel had a stand down.
He hasn't shown in any way that Biden unfreezing Iranian funds had any impact on the attack on the 7th.
Further, Iran hasn't admitted that they gave those funds to Hamas or else the funds would have been refrozen.
That account is regulated by the U.S. Treasury, so saying we gave it to a terrorist group, that wouldn't fly.
But it's really helpful for Alex's narrative to not introduce complexity into this.
So he lies to the audience that this is all proven and all admitted.
In some ways, this actually does reflect Alex telling the truth, which is to say that he's telling a deeper truth, and that is that he doesn't give a shit about the truth.
The truth is what's expedient for him, what makes his job easier and what makes him money.
It's so much easier for him when he just follows that path because it's designed to be easy.
It has nothing to do with reality-based versions of truth, though.
It's just, you know, it's so easy when you go with the truth that you don't give a fuck about the truth.
Yeah, I mean, there is a certain level of if you were a self-aware snowball at the top of a hill, you'd be like, well, listen, I'm going to get to the bottom of this fucking hill.
And I would hope you're not in my way because I have no interest in doing it the right way.
That it was just a parking lot and there weren't deaths.
I don't know if he would amend that to be like, I don't know, maybe someone was in one of the cars and died or something like that.
But in terms of the reality that people have said that there were a bunch of people who were seeking shelter in that courtyard, he is not talking about that.
And like, I can't stress enough, like, that reporting that he's doing repeatedly through this show is something that requires and it demands correction.
Yeah.
It demands retraction.
And the reason he won't do that is because it reveals how stupid he is.
If he were to retract, like, oh, I didn't realize that there were people who were seeking shelter at the hospital in the courtyard.
It reveals how easy it is for him to jump on a storyline that he wants to be the case and report it so like passionately and as if he's researched this and everybody who disagrees is stupid.
If he were to retract, he'd just like look like a fucking idiot.
Once you retract one thing, then now you start measuring other stories against whether or not, oh, is it as bad as this time that I said there wasn't anybody who died in this hospital parking lot?
Head of the FBI over the weekend at a law enforcement summit in California in San Diego.
Said, oh, yes, there's a rising threat of terror because of this.
Didn't even say Islamic.
They said, but the real thing is the right-wingers.
Yeah, right.
Because that's who's being targeted is loyal, smart, informed, good Americans who are loyal to the Republic and who don't want to be an Islamic enclave.
So it seems mysterious that Alex is just ignoring that story about the guy here in Illinois who stabbed a six-year-old boy to death because he was a Palestinian and had been convinced by right-wing radio that Muslims needed to die.
It's very strange that story isn't in his bullshit stack of paper.
Even weirder that he doesn't want to talk about Nathan Fettman, a dude who is now on trial for four counts of first-degree murder after killing a Muslim family in Ontario a few years back.
I'll just read this from a Vice article that just came out about his trial.
Quote, I consumed libertarian content, mainstream conservative content, then I slowly started looking at some alt-right content on YouTube and then stumbled across some of the more fringe.
He said that he consumed conspiratorial content like Alex Jones' InfoWars, where he found, quote, conspiracies that Middle Eastern wars were a conspiracy to try to bring Muslim immigration into Europe.
This then led him to white nationalist content.
If I were Alex, I'd definitely avoid this stuff, too.
It's hard to maintain plausible deniability when your audience keeps killing the people you were saying are incompatible with the West.
So the FBI director Christopher Ray made an address at the International Association of Police conference in San Diego.
He didn't say the things Alex is saying.
His speech is really easily available for anyone to watch and find the transcript, but Alex's audience, he knows they won't do that.
So he's free to lie however he wants.
I honestly think that this line is what Alex is talking about.
Quote, whether that be from foreign terrorist organizations or those inspired by them or domestic violent extremists motivated by their own racial animus, the targeting of community because of their faith is totally unacceptable.
You can see how Alex would take issue with that.
Like most of his favorite people are domestically violent extremists motivated by their own racial animus.
I mean, the thing about something like that is that the easiest thing in the world is to listen to that statement and not shout, he's talking about me.
Having Owen Benjamin on this show is certainly a choice.
Not only did Alex and Owen have a nasty falling out a few years ago because Owen was being such an overt Nazi that Alex had no choice but to cut ties, and then Owen spent a bunch of time airing out Alex's dirty laundry talking about how much he hates Alex and how Alex is a fat idiot who's a shill for the Jews.
Anyway, after he went to Idaho, Owen would set up his webcam, often at his fire pit, and live stream himself drinking to excess and rambling about all sorts of topics, but frequently about how much he hates the Jews.
Over time, he accumulated a sizable Nazi-esque following, and he'd found his own niche, picking up viewers who like the folks that he used to hang out with, but mad that they didn't talk about the Jews enough.
Well, I think that's what makes his Nazism interesting to people.
So he did this.
He went out there and he started his fucking drunk live streams by the fire.
And gradually this turned into a cult fantasy.
Owen pitched Ursa Rio as a safe haven for people like himself and his audience.
There would be cabins people could come live in and stay in, but more importantly, there would be a stage so Owen could do stand-up to the only audience that might actually want to see him.
Owen raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from his fans because they believed in the mission of this fringe extremist compound, but it wasn't to be.
Late last year, Owen got in some trouble with the zoning people over construction he wanted to do at the property, and he declared himself free from zoning laws.
And eventually, Owen had to give up on his plans to expand Ursa Rio, which you can probably imagine pissed off a lot of his audience who paid good money for him to create the next Ruby Ridge.
This has led to a significant portion of Owen's audience seeing through his entire scam and realizing that he was using the audience to try and build and buy and improve his land.
To make matters worse, Owen still wants to do stand-up, even though he sucks at it, and no one wants to book his Nazi ass.
Because of this tension, he's had to self-produce some stand-up specials.
And from everything I can tell, things are falling apart massively for him.
His subreddit is full of people who appear to be ex-fans who now hate him.
And it seems like Owen is in a particularly nasty feud with Adam Camacho, the filmmaker who was making a documentary about his bear compound, as well as Owen's latest special, Noble Savage, which was filmed in a tent in the middle of Missouri somewhere and was just released a week ago or so, around a week ago, to very disappointing results.
I spent a while trying to get the bottom of all this, but all I can tell is that Owen sunk quite a bit of money into the special, and they tried to post it, but the payment processor he tried to use didn't want to work with him.
So he was able to, he wasn't able to monetize it, and everyone was supposed to get refunds.
This is the ultimate fate of pretty much anyone who gets into the very lucrative game of conspiracy bullshit.
It's super easy to play on people's anger, suspicion, and fear, but eventually that will get turned on you.
And Owen is definitely in the find out part of the ride.
I did a terrible job of summing all this up, primarily because there is no clarity to any of this and everybody's a liar.
But the general picture is super clear.
Owen is losing his grip on his extreme audience that he's built over the years, and he's pretty desperate.
So desperate that he's willing to crawl back to Alex fucking Jones.
Regardless of how disgusting any of the things these dudes say is or how offensive it is to have Owen on at a time like this, the real message I want to stress is how pathetic both of these losers are.
It's just shockingly spineless for these two to get back together and pretend like nothing happened.
It's one thing of you falling out with somebody and then you make amends, usually because one side or both had a change of heart about something and maybe changed one of their positions.
Sure.
Neither of these dudes has changed their positions that led to their falling out.
Owen is just losing his audience and he needs to try and get the Alex bump that he and so he's willing to just oh Alex, you're so funny.
But the pattern is like after a little bit, he doesn't even remember really.
And then they could definitely, you know, whenever somebody's down, they can email somebody and just, they'll be like, oh yeah, Alex would love to have you on.
talk about all those new comedy special and so much more and then third hour in the fourth hour your phone calls a couple phone calls That's basically all that's not true, even the phone calls.
Owen's not a Maverick.
He's just a run-of-the-mill anti-Semite and general bigot.
There's nothing new about him.
He's not an in-demand comic.
No one wants to book him anywhere because he sucks at stand-up and he's a boring bigot.
He's not even a talk show host.
He just live streams himself saying idiotic shit while he's drunk near a fireplace at his pretend Idaho compound.
He's one of the people that really reinforces that, like, if you want to be successful, it's good to be good at stuff, but it's way more important to find the right social sphere, and then they'll help you get into that successful rate.
You know, like, if you want to make good stuff, focus on making good things, and you probably won't be successful.
But if you want to be successful, find good friends who will make you that.
It's very pandery stuff about how glad he is to not be on TV and how it's a sign of his purity that he's doing stand-up in a field that he rented in the middle of nowhere.
Sure.
It's all kind of dull.
He comes out screaming, they told me I was canceled.
That's not going to come up at all because Owen is fucking desperate and he'll just drop the whole Alex is a dumb shill and I apologize for associating him thing that he was selling his audience after Alex canceled it.
It is a lot like I'm hanging my hat on the like fucking.
I'm hanging my hat on movies and shit where it is like these types of Pearson go into their dressing room, take their hat mask off, and then they're like, oh, my love isn't.
And you're like, yeah, okay, fine.
Good.
At least that's going on.
If you go into that dressing room and you're just happy, I'm going to be furious.
Like people used to think that I had this anger against Jews, but it was just because I was misplaced by them like I'm Canadians or Christians or Muslims or Danish people or people in wheelchairs.
A point of clarity, Owen doesn't just make fun of the Jews.
He would go on long, drunk diatribes about things he didn't understand from the Talmud.
He'd constantly say that the Jews are evil and of Satan.
These weren't jokes that he was making and they weren't political statements.
It was just hate.
People correctly categorized him and that hurt his feelings because Owen believes that he's entitled to say whatever he wants wherever he wants.
And if anybody calls him out for it being full of vicious hate, then he feels like he's entitled to dodge that by pretending it's all jokes, thereby making the offended party the aggressor.
They're in the wrong.
He's just an intellectual coward and a really, really bad comedian.
Can't really think of much else to say except sort of repeat that.
Well, on that level, obviously, I don't think it's good that Owen says what he says, but him believing this in private and still acting this way, maybe, I don't know.
I don't know if that would be worse.
You know, I feel like at least he's being upfront about what kind of a piece of shit he is.
But I don't know if I actually believe that because he is influencing a lot of people.
And he has these followers who wouldn't be following him if he shut up.
I mean, I'll take a person with the most racist thoughts in their brain who's never done anything racist over the person who's created a bear-themed compound in Idaho.
Because if you're selling your special and everything is going well and that's your plan, and then somebody who doesn't actually have rights to this says, hey, I have rights to this.
You tell them to fuck themselves because you have your bases covered.
I feel like maybe there was just something that Owen, some T he didn't cross, some I he didn't dot, and he fucked up and this guy owned his shit.
I don't think the elite class just love rollerblading and soybeans.
I think they want less people and they want to break family units because if you have a sodomite vegan addict that's depressed and thinks that there's no God and we're in an infinite hell or whatever, you can get them to work for less money.
You can get them to travel around the world slave.
But if you have a man with a family, you know, because Deanus is not a sex organ and you get with a woman and you have children, that man is going to stand for principles.
He's going to stand for the American way of life.
And he's a lot harder to control.
And it's so obvious.
You know, it's so obvious that that's the point.
And, you know, just pump him up with fluoride and vaccines and get him gay.
That way you can be like, we'll pay you whatever.
And people will just take it because they have no pride in their self.
Alex only talks about the things he can prove, man.
Alex is really like a hard information and proof kind of guy.
He doesn't just take the ramblings of an old lunatic like Alfred Stubblebind and translate them into bizarre fantasies about how if you take DMT, you can see the future and commune with entities that give you.
But here's the thing.
He's talking about how it allows you to see these things.
I don't think you should be, and this is, I think, just from our lives, since I was born, I have seen middle-aged and older people who have never done drugs tell me all about the things that drugs do.
By the way, while we're on the topic of drugs, I have gotten a little bit of feedback from people who know somebody who did heroin once, but nobody who's done heroin once.
If you're a Christian and you take DMT, on average you get attacked by demons, 100 foot the most common thing is a hundred foot tall um, exactly 100 feet.
Pregnanis that tries to break your will, because they know they don't have your will will.
Basically, a follower of Christ and haven't been born again.
They, They go, oh, we're here to help you.
But the more you take it, the more you get in league with them.
They're little elves in green uniforms, little green and black uniforms.
I mean, and I feel like that's why that's the only reason so many people survive DMT trips is because the mantis, despite being 100 feet tall, or perhaps because of it, only desires defeating the will of its prey.
And the globalists and their demon controllers hate you because you're made in the image of God.
And if you can see your spiritual self, it's spectacular.
I've seen it.
I've seen my spiritual body.
It's just like, what the hell is that?
That's unbelievable.
And I'm like nothing compared to, you know, why are there eight legs and it looks so evil?
And if you realized how powerful you were and the intrinsic jealousy of creatures and entities and all these worlds and all these systems and all this energy that shows Satan, it fundamentally hates you.
But you've had your memory wiped and don't know who you are.
And so that's the test.
It is the test.
That's a fair test.
You're not told who you are in this boot camp.
But then God does a little cheat sheet and will let you know once you've gone through certain tests.
So here's a couple threads that are going on here.
The first and funniest is Alex's personification of the divine.
There's these otherworldly entities and realms out there, but yet they operate based on petty human emotions, like ones that Alex clearly struggles with.
Speaking of jealousy, this is part of an approximately 20-minute rant Alex goes on in the third hour about how he was talking about DMT and the demons back when he went on Rogan's show, but now Jordan Peterson is saying all this stuff, and now people are going to listen.
No one cares about it when Alex says these things, but now that Peterson's getting in the game, everyone's going to care, and no one's going to credit Alex with this.
Oh, my God.
Naturally, Alex plays this clip of Jordan Peterson saying this shit about DMT and then comes back with this clip.
So I think that typically, you know, my understanding, and this is true generally of psychedelics and things that have hallucinogenic effects, a lot of the time, what you're experiencing is kind of a breaking down of your ego.
Yeah.
And a seeing through of subconscious thoughts and things that you yourself are struggling with.
And so I wouldn't be too surprised if the born-again Christians that Alex seems to know who did DMT have some real problems that they're wrestling with internally that maybe they've lost touch with.
So you take a hallucinogen that's particularly powerful, you lose control of your ability to block out these thoughts.
And maybe they're manifested as a hundred-foot mantis.
Maybe not consistently, but maybe Man Cow saw that.
And that's why Alex is.
Because Man Cow is going to those ayahuasca retreats.
So I think that basically what Alex is telling on his friends, basically, for being really conflicted individuals who end up in horrible strife when they do hallucinogens because they've lost control of the connection that they have with their inner self.
Well, ideally, what you'd hope is that you can have a humbling moment with those drugs and come together and bring these pieces of yourself into a more harmonious place.
I will say that if you discover, if you look deep within yourself and you find yourself and yourself is a hundred-foot-tall mantis, I don't know if you are coming back from that.
I would say this is exactly how you would act if you wanted somebody to maybe stab a Muslim child.
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Great.
The attacks are going to be here soon and very soon.
I don't know if you remember the Sean Hannity episode where he was talking about the Muslim encampment north of Jasper, Texas, over here in East Texas somewhere.
Yes.
You only saw that report one.
That camp went undisturbed.
It's still there.
I'm working in Beaumont right now, and the amount of Arab-looking people in this area is immense.
I mean, imagine you're just at like a morning meeting and somebody's just outlining like the challenges your business is facing, you know, just in general.
Just like, oh, if we, this is a problem and these, we don't know exactly what we're going to do yet, but this is the goal.
And you should take steps when you're making decisions, you should take steps towards this goal.
Alex isn't just being like, oh, you should kill people or anything like that.
And this guy isn't just like, oh, you should kill people or anything.
Well, and here's what makes it even worse: is when that person who's giving the meeting explicitly tells you what will happen if this problem isn't solved, which Alex does.
But you hear there the negative state that will happen if something isn't done, which is that Islam takes over every country that it's allowed to be in.
These things are very easy connections that obviously listeners make.
Whether they act on it, whether it's extreme enough within them to hurt anybody or even treat anybody differently, that's an individual question on their end.
Alex can't control that.
But what he can control is the sort of stimulus that he puts into the equation.
And he is putting stimulus that can go very, very bad into that equation.
And it's intentional.
It's obvious that he can't be 20-something years into his fucking career and not be aware of this stuff.
Anyway, look, this episode is fucked up, you know, because we can go from laughing at Owen Benjamin's dumbass to talking about the giant mantis to the harsh reality of Alex's stochastic intentions.
And then at the same time, you know, we already, you know, it was earlier in the episode, but we have the denial of an atrocity.
Like, regardless of who is, you know, ultimately responsible for that explosion happening, Alex pretending it's a parking lot and no one dying is a monstrous approach to dealing with the world.
Imagine listening to this and not like, imagine not, I'm not saying in my shoes because I'm listening to this critically and I'm deconstructing somewhat.
Imagine listening to this as entertainment.
Imagine listening to this and being like, this guy is above board.