#1010: January 27, 2025—Alex Jones falsely ties Elon Musk’s Mars ambitions to a 1953 von Braun sci-fi book, ignoring his father’s public admission of naming inspiration. He also misrepresents EU plans on Russia (Kaja Kalas’ May 2024 remarks) and birthright citizenship (contradicting U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark). Jones pivots to psychic grandfathers and Atlantean conspiracies, blending absurdity with anti-globalist rhetoric while hosts mock his detachment from facts. His obsession with Musk’s tweet reveals a pattern of cherry-picking irrelevance to fuel fringe narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
It feels like a smart idea that I do, like, if I go through the mouth feel of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and then compare it in M&M form, I think it might be a bad idea, yeah.
So the conversation that's happening in the real world around this is that if Russia and Ukraine are able to come to an agreement to end the war, part of it needs to be support from Europe for Ukraine.
Putin has invaded the country multiple times, so it's foolish to just imagine that he's going to willingly stick to any kind of peace settlement.
Because everyone knows that Putin's not going to honor the deal, the peace needs to include a threat.
One option is admitting Ukraine to NATO, so if Putin attacks them again, it'll trigger Article 5. Another option is deploying serious security forces that will respond strongly to any potential Russian attacks.
The idea is that a peace deal needs a deterrent that will make Putin less likely to attack again, but as we can see with the way Trump and his administration have behaved, that's not going to happen.
Trump has made clear that the policy he's going to pursue is to blame Ukraine for the war starting and support a peace that's based in pure capitulation to Putin.
One gets the sense that the world superpowers are starting to enter a bit of a new world order where might makes right, and Alex is imagining...
So we've talked about this a little bit, but Alex doesn't understand the basics of how the EU system works.
The European Commission is a group of commissioners who are not directly elected, but are appointed by the members of the Council of the European Union, which is made up of representatives of the respective elected governments of member states.
Currently, Ursula van der Leyen is the president of the European Commission, and she has six executive vice presidents in the commission with her.
One of them is former Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallis, who was part of a panel at the Leonard Mary Conference in May 2024, where she was engaging in a conversation about the dynamics of Western support for Ukraine.
The foreign minister of Ukraine says that if Russia wins, his country stops existing, and then everyone else is going to write books about the lessons that they learned from it all.
In addition to that, he's arguing that it's a disservice to Ukraine itself to view the conflict through the lens of Russia.
Every possible thing the countries can do to aid Ukraine is seen as a potential provocation to Russia, and that's costing time and lives.
A lot of this conversation is in the context of the world being afraid of how the rules-based world is going to look in the case that Russia wins.
In response to all of this, Kalas brings up the idea that the West isn't supporting Ukraine enough, not only because of a fear of Russian escalation, but also because of a fear of what happens if Russia loses.
She brings up the collapse of the Soviet Union in the 90s and how people were worried that that was going to be a bad thing and it turned out to be a positive.
She's making the point that the current state of Russia might not be that different and it could break up into multiple more stable states.
I'm not sure I fully agree with her perspective, but she wasn't making the point that Alex and the right wing media have claimed she was and Alex is pretending this was something that she just said, not something from nine months ago.
I guess I just wind up skipping over it because it's been multiple instances of, well, they've done the thing that's going to provoke the nuclear war, and they did it, and then we...
Right, or they do end up sending a plane or something like that, and it doesn't lead to the giant escalation that everyone fears Russia is going to do.
Yeah.
Again, I'm not sure I fully agree with taking all threats lightly, but this guy's perspective is...
We are now into day seven of the new historic administration of the 47th president of the United States of America, Donald John Trump.
And if I had to give him a score between one and a hundred, For devastating, lightning constitutional action just dismantling the bureaucracy and the globalist demoralization, bankruptcy, de-industrialization plan, I would have to give him about a 200.
I mean, it is way quicker, more precision, hitting on all cylinders.
I mean, I could take just one action, the border, and national sovereignty, and deporting people and how he's handling that and countries trying to buck it.
And then, just as I said with General Flynn and Tahoma and Flynn talked to him and others, I said, you've got to go after the human trafficking first, and then you've got to bring news crews.
With your ICE representatives as the host and show the child molesters and show the criminals at point-blank range something they really never did before.
And they've got Chris Hansen and Dr. Phil and, I mean, hundreds of them out there with them busting the pedophiles and the killers and the...
This guy drunk drove and killed a lady.
I mean, I can't even keep track of that.
And they're doing it perfectly.
I mean, I'm not exaggerating.
I've already seen 100-plus videos in just the last 48 hours of all these ICE officers that are better than news anchors at night.
And then you've got Dr. Phil and Chris Hansen and all these other people.
I mean, and you've got Homan out there.
I mean, and this guy's, I get up at 6 a.m., he's live on TV.
Based on literally everything Alex has ever said before, you should expect him to view the use of celebrity cameos and federal agents creating media as horrifying state propaganda.
I get that he agrees with the terrorizing and rounding up of immigrants, and he justifies that unjustifiable position by pretending that all the people getting caught up by ICE are pedophiles and hardened criminals.
But he really shouldn't be this stupid.
Even if he agrees with the message of all this, everything his career has been built on should lead him to be super suspicious of this kind of a federal government media blitz.
His show is called InfoWars, you dumb fuck.
He's the most suspicious person in the world when he wants to be.
Every mass shooting has to be a false flag until proven otherwise.
Every movie and TV show is secret predictive programming that only he's smart enough to decode.
But here you have what can only be described as the most brazen level of PR stunt type actions being made by a federal agency and he has no concern that it might not be on the up and up?
What the fuck?
So the Guardian reported on Dr. Phil's thing, saying, quote, the DV personality Dr. Phil joined the U.S. border czar Tom Homan in a choreographed immigration raid in Chicago.
So Chris Hansen has been shifting his shtick a little bit for a while, catering to the anti-immigrant crowd, using his sting tactics to catch alleged migrant criminals.
This isn't really a new thing that he's been doing, but the Trump administration is certainly making use of it in order to build their PR campaign.
I think that he's still doing a fair amount of trying to catch perverts and stuff, but there has been a playing up of immigrants to cater to the Trump audience.
But, like, if you're a vote, like, this is what I don't understand about us as voting people.
Like, if somebody says, oh, they've done 500 things, then shouldn't we all compare it to, like, the list of the five things most of us want taken care of?
You've done 500?
Why not do these five that all of us want?
All of us want these five things, and it's not involved in the 500 you've done at all?
I spent almost the whole show last night, Sunday nights, there's only two hours, I spent an hour and 45 minutes on Trump's devastating actions on the border alone.
And I have three giant, incredible stacks today.
Ugh.
And the illegal aliens blocking roads and rioting in Dallas and screaming F America and waving their foreign flags and then lying.
Alex says that illegal immigrants are blocking roads and protesting, but that's not really true.
People of all sorts of immigration status are blocking roads and protesting Trump's actions, but Alex has branded them all as non-citizens.
He's doing this in order to preemptively justify violent or law enforcement action against protesters who disagree with Trump.
He's villainized a particular community, in this case immigrants, and branded them all as illegal, hardened criminals who are a threat to the United States.
Now that demonization is free to be applied to anyone who protests on behalf of immigrant rights.
Alex 100% does not believe in freedom of speech in any sense.
His understanding of free speech is just, I get to say what I want without consequences, and it literally doesn't go any further than that.
And it doesn't even apply to everyone.
Like, other people have consequences for their speech, it's just me.
Yeah, I remember when this happened the last time.
Just right after we had started the show and I got back from London, I landed in O 'Hare on the night of the immigrant lawyers protesting and all of them being handcuffed at the airport.
Just being in that situation again where it's like, what are we doing?
And then, of course, I've mentioned this on air, but I thought I'd actually give you the documents.
Just a little microcosm.
You see the corporate media going, well, you know, Trump is unconstitutional to deport someone who's natural born.
Yeah, even if their parents are illegal, if they're born there, if your mom can get across the border and two minutes later have a baby in the back of an ambulance or in a cornfield.
That's happened a lot in Texas.
Then your child instantly is a citizen.
You can stay and your whole family can come here and everything's paid for.
Trump's all-out assault on democracy is frightening.
And the headlines are everywhere, and they just hope the public's ignorant and don't understand that what he's doing is just executing the American system.
So you might notice that Alex says that he's got all this case law and evidence to support his claim that birthright citizenship isn't real, but then, in that discussion, he gives zero specifics.
There's like vague references to the Civil War and LBJ, but there's nothing concrete.
It's all just a bunch of wild gesturing that's supposed to convince you that he knows what he's talking about, and you'd be dumb if you want to ask him for clarifications on it.
Why would you even doubt?
He knows everything.
So in 1868, the Supreme Court heard the case of U.S. versus Wong Kim Ark.
Ark was a 21-year-old who was born in San Francisco to Chinese national parents.
He visited China and then was refused entry when he tried to come back to the U.S. It was disputed whether or not he was a citizen, and the court ruled 6-2 that because he was born in the United States and his parents were not employed by the state of China, that he was automatically a citizen.
This established the basis for birthright citizenship.
It was the argument of the dissenting justices that the 14th Amendment was made to convert citizenship on freed people.
That's the argument that Alex is making here, which was litigated and lost in 1868 in the Supreme Court.
Alex is just making failed legal arguments.
That have already been decided by the Supreme Court and saying that this is case law.
Because even if he had case law, I still wouldn't care.
It should be here.
You know, like, even if the Supreme Court case, which it very obviously could have gone either way when that Supreme Court, like, it's an entirely random thing that happened.
If it had happened during a different Supreme Court term, then we wouldn't have birthright citizenship today.
Now, I have said many times, because it's escalating, that this is the worst developments Yet, in the three-year escalation of the war in Ukraine, because it was going on as a proxy war, shadow war, hybrid war before, that's admitted.
And that NATO started it now almost 15 years ago.
I mean, I can play the clips to Soros, played it many times, saying the West did this, ha ha ha.
But I have a new clip of the vice president of the unelected EU Commission, another one of these globalist women.
Bo, it's okay if she wants World War III.
She's a cute little blonde.
Like, van der Leyen.
Well, her vice president just went on international TV and said, yeah, yeah, we're going to defeat Russia, we're going to invade Russia, and we're going to break it up in pieces.
Now, this woman, I guarantee you to know how to load a revolver, much less a Glock.
I guarantee you she doesn't understand about hypersonic missiles.
And Alex's number one story is a clip he's pretending is recent, but he doesn't realize is nine months old.
He clearly just saw someone post this on Twitter and he's making up all the surrounding context on it to report to his audience so it fits the narrative.
These kinds of non-stories are perfect for Alex because they're largely irrelevant, but he can sensationalize them enough to justify why he's not covering anything real.
You can see how a lot of this too is just dripping in Alex's contempt for women.
It's totally fine to have criticisms of Callis, but the way that Alex is talking, that has nothing to do with her as a person.
It's all attacking her based on her being a woman.
I'm not sure that she knows much about guns, but I'm sure she understands a fair amount of shit about war, considering she was the Prime Minister of Estonia and lived in the country in 1991 when the Soviet Union collapsed.
Like, this is ridiculous.
There's so much misogyny that's just powering this.
And if you look at the arrogance of the EU Commission, I mean, they're all princelings and princesses.
If you look at them, almost every one of them is in a direct royal family that stepped down in the last 20 to 50 years in different countries in Europe, but still owns it all and still has all the titles.
They just act like, oh, we don't run anything anymore, like in Canada.
Oh, Trudeau's going to be voted out by the Parliament?
The governor general, under the orders of King Charles, dissolves it and leaves Trudeau in.
And I've got more examples of that here today.
Denmark, Greenland, you heard, was independent in its own country.
Trump looked at the contracts and he said, well...
And Denmark sent him the full contract of the article right here and said, actually, it's still owned by the head of the Global Royal Society, and that's King Charles, so you can't have it.
So this whole argument about Russia being the good party in the war for Alex, it hinges on the claim that Russia is not expansionist, whereas the globalists are.
That's a huge part of his argument, which is wrong.
But it also seems like a dumb argument for him to say that Trump should be able to buy a country, given his concern about colonial expansion.
And I would like to challenge that point and see who he says.
The only specific he's ever given about these royals is like Herman von Rumpi, who wasn't part of the European commission, he's retired, and he wasn't given the title of count until after his career had ended.
Ironically, the closest I think Alex could come to this royalty claim is Kachakalas, who he's particularly mad about on this episode because of a nine-month-old clip that he just saw.
She isn't royalty, but her father was the chief of the Bank of Estonia, then prime minister, and then served in the European Commission for ten years.
It's not the same thing as nobility necessarily, but she's a second-generation European commissioner, and I could see Alex taking issue with that.
And they just staged a coup and canceled the election in Romania.
So...
You have these unelected royals, a bunch of princesses now.
They're like, we're modern.
We don't just have old drunk kings like Von Rupi heading it for 20 years, which is drunk on TV constantly, falling down and stuff, grabbing women's breasts on television.
So every time I've heard Alex discuss the issue of the Romanian elections, I've never heard him bring up that the election's been rescheduled for May.
He just completely ignores that, I guess probably because it would make this coup storyline a little harder for him to tell.
The Romanian courts ruled to annul the results of the first round of the 2024 election, not the EU.
The headline that Alex is reading is being intentionally misreported.
What happened is that Caelan Georgescu appealed the court's decision to the European Court of Human Rights, who rejected the appeal with a unanimous vote.
He was requesting that the court provide an urgent injunction, which they only do when there's good reason to believe that the person making the request would face immediate and irreparable harm if they didn't step in.
The court believed that this was not the case here, mostly because the rerun of the election's already been scheduled.
Alex is reporting on this manipulatively because he wants the audience to think that the EU canceled the election and then denied Georgescu's appeal of that decision.
In the real world, the Romanian court acted in terms of the election, and Georgescu's request for a severe reaction from the European court of Human Rights was denied because the thing they probably would do to remedy this situation was already being done.
So I imagine it would be hard to still maintain any kind of narrative that isn't just inevitably deflating.
You know, like if we had the election and it was just a tie and we had to do another election, everybody would fucking lose their shit and just like, fuck.
I'd love to get up here and give you all the great news and all the good things happening, and I will.
And go through the facts and show you the documents when I make a claim on things like birthright citizenship not being what you think it is, what you've been told it is.
And so many other great little factoids, because a knowledgeable, informed public is what it takes to have a free, open society, as Thomas Jefferson said.
Educate the people on their rights, freedoms, and history, and tyranny and tyrants will fade like fog at dawn, to paraphrase him.
They got a bunch of crazy princesses prancing around talking about how they're going to arrest Elon Musk for his speech and how they're canceling elections.
And now they're going to break up Russia and giggling about it on TV?
Oh, you think the Russians watch that and don't go, yeah, okay, let's get ready, boys.
And you notice Putin in his speech that says, we've been at war for a thousand years with the Anglo-Americans and you will never defeat us.
When I say American, my listeners, I see it on X, I'll go, oh, you don't like white people, huh?
In 1816, he said, quote, Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and oppressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day.
Alex is a little bit off, but it's close enough as far as I'm concerned.
That understanding of history is a crazy fantasy, though.
I guess learning would be a lot more fun if you just allowed everything that you learned to be filtered into a sci-fi action movie that you're pretending to live in and be the protagonist of.
One of the difficulties about real education and learning is that it's challenging, and by creating this fantasy world overlay, Alex has removed the possibility of challenge from his learning process.
This is appealing because it makes taking in new information always feel good.
For example, evidence that Trump is doing unconstitutional things should make Alex reflect and question whether he was wrong to support Trump to begin with, but Alex has removed challenge from his life.
Trump and Elon are unquestionably good because they're fighting the sci-fi Christian devil that he imagines he's fighting himself, so instead of being challenged by their actions, Alex rationalizes.
They're doing the things that look fundamentally against my worldview, which is just proof of how diabolical the enemy is.
These guys have to break the system in order to uphold it, which is what they're being forced to do by the devil.
This is how Alex has engaged with learning.
And when you do this, you aren't actually learning anything.
You're expanding what trivia you have in your head, maybe, but you don't ever have to process what you're taking in.
It's a path that looks like a shortcut, but it's actually a shortcut to nowhere.
Because in the end, this is the kind of shit that you think is real.
So I feel like this is a really good example of how most of Alex's content relies on him finding something on Twitter and then just getting mad about it.
The context is unimportant.
The age of the clip is unimportant.
It's just critical that he be able to use the thing he saw on social media as a launching pad to get in some dumb rants about how sci-fi movies are real.
And I think I wouldn't be too surprised if Putin were talking about wanting the U.S. to break up into pieces.
In the third hour, we're having former Wall Street Journal journalist and top journalist on Secret Space Program.
And more to talk about Elon discovering today, or late last night at Trended Top of X, that Wernher von Braun, the greatest rocket scientist in history, the progenitor of the U.S. space program, and of course former top head of Hitler's program, the inventor of the space shuttle, all of it.
Wrote a book about Mars colonization with the man that launched the Mars colonization being named Elon.
Elon's dad, Errol Musk, was a real piece of shit and probably a Nazi.
In a 2022 interview, he literally said that he named his son Elon because he's read von Braun's book, and he named him after the title of the Mars Leader.
This isn't prophecy, and anyone pretending there's a meaning to this past Elon's dad naming him after a character in a Nazi book is a fraud and a dipshit.
I've always wondered, because I'm a person who's passingly aware of movies from the past, and that's where I also know about history.
I wondered about, like...
You know, you're with one of the boy kings, or you're with one of the weird emperors of Rome, or you're with any one of those people, and you're walking around with them, and you're listening to them just say all this shit, all this absolute nonsense, but you are also surrounded by, like, gigantic pots that you could smash over their head.
And you just keep walking.
You know, like, when I stop and think about that, I'm like, there are people around Elon right now who are just like, let's let this keep going.
It's really, really counter to pretty much everything his career is supposed to be built on.
And it's so embarrassing.
But there's another level of how embarrassing this is, which is like...
If you hear that Wernher von Braun wrote a book and there's a character, the Elon, in it, and then Elon Musk is a rocket guy, you ask yourself, what's the explanation for this?
I think this is going to be part of my briefcase that is gathering evidence for Alex having made a literal deal with the devil who has convinced him that it is God.
I don't care if you go to church or something, but if you go to church and you hear a guy being like, well, I'll tell you more after you pay me, that's where you should be thinking.
So I got the sense that Alex's coverage of some of these other things, like, you know, the callous, the European Commission person, maybe a little superficial.
I had Daniel List on Dark Journalist many times, and he was sending his stuff and about to come on, and everything went dark, speaking of Dark Journalist, about 25 minutes ago.
So I don't know if he had an accident, an emergency, something like that.
I wanted to really get into this Elon Musk information.
Because Elon, at least acted like today on this trend of Top of X, that he never heard that Wernher von Braun, the father of modern space exploration and the founder of NASA for JFK, wrote a book, his only fiction book, in 1953, where the head of the first Martian human colony is named Elon.
And then Elon becomes the new king of space exploration and the guy that plans to build the Martian colony.
And you see him really doing everything he needs to do to get it done.
More space exploration, more developments in 10 years than all of it previous.
What's really going on there?
Well, I've got a good idea.
And it didn't click until early this morning.
I already had a lot of the pieces, but I just felt like I should talk about this at that point.
This is so embarrassing if you know that Elon's dad read Von Braun's book, which Elon's dad has said publicly that he had, and that he named Elon after the title of the leader of the Mars colony.
I get that if his dad hadn't spoken publicly about this, you could have a little fun.
And pretend that Von Braun was a psychic and all that.
If you wanted to have a conversation about nominative determinism...
Which would be an interesting conversation, genuinely, about how the pressures of being named Elon, the position that he was born in, the money that he'd already had, all of these things.
Maybe just the, like, psychopathy that is born whenever you're sentenced to believing that you should rule the world, right?
I honestly think that, I don't know, a good, at least 30% of the ability of this shit to latch on to people has to do with poor reading comprehension and poor understanding of how to understand history.
We consider it all kind of soft humanities and shit, but...
There's absolutely no way you can look at the intense focus on STEM education and the absolute not giving a shitness about the arts and then extrapolate where we are now from that.
It seems like Alex's mom is possibly trying to be polite about how her dad was insane, and Alex exhibits a lot of the same traits, like delusions of grandeur and believing himself to have superpowers.
I mean, she says he was eccentric, and you're a spitting image of him.
I have no doubt that his mom is nuts and an awful person, but she's at least smart enough not to be a public figure associated with Alex, so I have to give her some rationality points based on that.
That decision is a strong decision that his parents have made.
And 98% of what we cover is documents, things going on, and different world events, and then I take my knowledge and guess knowledge and try to approximate the parts we don't know.
But most of the time, we've got the vast majority of something understood, and then we kind of puzzle it out.
On this...
I already had these ideas and never set them on air.
And I followed Daniel List's stuff for years.
He's been a top Wall Street Journal writer on UABs and UFOs for years.
And then I was told a lot of other information that when I brought it back up, and I wasn't told don't talk about this, but when I brought it back up on air, I know she's listening every day, she didn't go there.
So, I think just to be polite, I won't even really go into it.
What?
First hour as a prelude, so...
I mean, I can just say it's my opinion that Stanley Kubrick was a remote viewer.
What I'm getting at here is, I personally, because I'm not an esoteric guy, that's not what I do on air, I'm not a Bigfoot, Chupacabra guy, except when it's all in the real history, and when I have experienced...
Things that I've talked about on air and told you and then it happens because I have dreams about it and premonitions and now I realize all the time it's like outside of me telling me stuff and I just have to share this with people.
And I'm just going to, and we haven't talked, he just agreed to come on to my producer.
I'm just going to, for a few minutes, get his opening shot.
On the big news that Elon responded to overnight today, the trended Top of X, with hundreds of millions of people looking at it, dealing with this, Project Mars, a technical tale by Dr. Werner Von Braun, who just wrote this fiction book in 1953 about the head of the Mars project base being named Elon.
And then the guy that only got a rival, Wernher von Braun, and really surpassing now, obviously, is Elon Musk.
Obviously, if we are successful in this project, Mars, we don't nuke ourselves first.
We will be successful.
He will be the founder of the Type 1 Civilization Project, which I've said for decades is central in my worldview of humanity, not just surviving, but expanding.
This fucking sounds like children talking about their favorite show.
Elon's dad read a Nazi book, you dipshit.
The whole premise of this is flawed, and the reason that the information is being presented like this is because Alex wants it to be seen predestined and like the will of God that Elon will be the founder and ruler of our space civilization.
It has to be mystical or esoteric in nature because it's a lunatic idea that just illustrates what a bootlicker Alex has become.
I often say that the things Alex is doing are embarrassing, but this is a new level for me.
It's so easily explained by available information, but in order to play fun fantasy games about his preferred billionaire ruler, Alex is pretending that there's a cosmic prophecy that bears discussion because Elon tweeted some dumb shit.
Like, I don't know what Alex couldn't...
Like, this is such...
A toss over the plate.
This is an underhanded toss.
That he could knock the fuck out of the park.
You have Elon Musk thinking that he should be the founder of a new space civilization.
And he also seems really hell-bent on impregnating as many people as possible.
I think this is definitely one where it's like, this is a lesson that everybody in the media has to learn and learn as fast as humanly possible, which would be possible if they could learn.
Is that, like, Elon Musk didn't do shit.
Even when you're talking about...
The best way to think about Elon Musk is when he's playing a video game, he's playing someone else's hundreds of hours of work.
So, but one of the things that's important if you are a dark journalist is you're going to be listening to a lot of people tell you about their psychicness.
As I got up at 5 a.m. and I was reading all this, and it just hit me.
I was literally brushing my teeth.
We'll just go to break, go back to the guests, and I'll shut up then.
But I don't want to cut him off.
What my grandfather would sit around the kitchen table when I would visit them and stay with them here in Austin.
We were in Dallas then.
And the things he would talk about.
And his mother and the other things, and then him telling me...
Particularly when I was little, but later he would just say, I'm not going to tell you because it could affect things, but oh my God, do you have any idea what you're going to do?
Do you have any idea what's going to happen with you?
I mean, I wasn't planning to be political or any of this when I'm like 10 years old, 5 years old, 15, 20. By the time I was about 18, he would just go, oh.
He was like, oh, when I come over, oh, I love you so much.
Oh, you're so good.
God loves you so much.
Oh, oh.
And he'd be like, he'd get out all these articles and documents and diagrams about the space stations, you know, the centrifugal space stations.
All this stuff about Mars colonies and, you know, the plans and humanity and all this stuff.
And it was just wild.
But he was extremely psychic.
And he was seeing, like, sonar into the future, a radar, bouncing off big events in the future is the best way I understand it.
Man, you do not have to be psychic to know that Alex was very aware early in his career that if he said, my grandpa showed me Mars documents and psychically, like, he prophesied that I would be important in terms of getting us to a Mars base, his career would not have gone like this.
This is, this is, we're in smoke them if you got them kind of territory where you can just say this kind of dumb shit and everybody's like, oh, fine.
Time and space is one moment that we're continually experiencing.
There is no past, present, or future.
But it's more like an expanding, you say the figure eight's why that's a symbol of infinity or just an ongoing loop.
But that's too simple of a way to describe it.
That's kind of how our third dimensional mind would approximate it.
And so it's big events out in the future, potential events that we're getting echoes back from.
And so the future of humanity and hundreds of billions of potential humans in the future, and that big of a psychic...
Broadcasts that they've proven we are broadcasting electrochemically, even in the third dimension but beyond, that because we are antennae, we are picking up what you would call a future event because it's all in the space-time system resonating.
And then if you can pick up those future vibrations, the issue is that you can...
Change those by actions.
And the bad guys know this, and that's why they try to manipulate things, so they can try to control the future.
The minute we understand that, it's not like Oprah's Secret, where you just believe it and it happens, but there is that potentiality, as Genesis tells us, we're made in the image of God.
It can do anything in that process as we learn the secrets of the power of humanity.
And so I believe...
And we'll talk to Dark Journalist's take on this, because he's seen similar things.
That Wernher von Rahm was seeing possible futures and was simply writing down and putting in the fiction format what he was picking up, echoing from the future.
Elon, when I was a child, we used to build rockets, and we used to read the books of Herman Oberth, Professor Herman Oberth and Werner von Braun, and they had these illustrated, they weren't really comics, they were books, but they had illustrations, and they were in German, unfortunately, but the...
The adult at that time that we were with who discovered Bennett's Comet, his name is Bennett, Mr. Bennett, he would tell us what the stories were saying about going to planets and all that sort of stuff, and we could see the illustrations and everything.
And Wernher von Braun's book, I think it was his, or it could have been Ober's book, spoke about that the head of the...
The Mars colony would be called the Elon.
Now, I remember that, but I never thought of it as a name.
I never thought it was a person's name.
And then when May and I got married, I was quite amazed to discover that her father's grandfather or something had been called Elon Alderman, which just really reminded me of the stories that we had.
Now, just finishing what I was going to get at, this is my gestalt here.
What I was thinking this morning of this big brainstorm that lasts about 30 minutes, one of the little pieces was, we know the project to put hydrofluorosilic acid in the water or weaponize it.
Concentrated fluoride into the water after World War II.
They knew it would lower fertility, cause cancer, lower IQ.
And now, six months ago, the FDA comes out and the EPA and says, we should get it out.
It's really bad.
At the levels it's in, it massively hurts children.
It's the opposite on the halogen chart of iodine that, with your pineal gland and all electrochemical activity, causes higher...
But any insect or bird or animal that migrates has more of them.
So that's just...
And the pineal gland is what's got the most of them in it.
And fluoride calcifies that.
You pull the studies up.
Fluoride calcification pineal.
Why would they do that?
Well, Dr. Dick Begich, you know, his brothers, the senators, dad's famous congressman.
Dr. Dick Begich, 30 years ago, I started interviewing, broke down the fact, and this was all declassified.
He would always go for what was declassified.
The Pentagon and the Russians all studied mind war and wanted to understand it for hundreds of years, really, before they called it the Pentagon.
The Germans were obsessed on it, the British elites and others, but they discovered that most people, that they would try to unlock their powers, We didn't understand the evil program and would turn against them.
So they said, instead of intensifying people's intelligence and awareness and connectivity and sensitivity, we want to just dumb everybody down.
The globalists put fluoride into the water in order to dull people's superpowers, because they found that people who got superpowers ended up turning against them.
These superpowers manifest in ways like Wernher von Braun seeing the future and writing a book about Elon Musk before Musk was born, which is way too dangerous to the globalists, I guess.
And I guarantee that 100% of the people who have listened to Infowars in its entirety, from birth to conception to whatever, would be better served listening to Ms. Frizzle.
Weirdly enough, I was thinking about what I would do.
At the very beginning of the episode, for some reason, I just had this image of Alex being chained to the Total Request live set and forced to do a reboot.
And so, in order to really let this coverage hit the ground where it can run, they need to figure out, like, how do we talk about this in terms of the tweet?
But let's bring it back around to the Elon Musk idea, because Musk, I can guarantee you that Musk is very aware of this.
So when he put that post out on X recently, it's quite interesting, because he and his family and all the rest are very, very aware of that prediction.
And he's coming up and saying, how could this be possible even?
They're talking about this as Musk wants to open up the debate about whether or not he is predestined to be the ruler of our Type 1 civilization and expansion into space.
That's why he's tweeting this.
He's signaling that it's time to decide he's the leader of Earth.
It's time to have that conversation because this Nazi rocket guy wrote a book.
Yeah, I was just thinking about the different, while that was going on, and while I was listening to those words be spoken out loud in defiance of all manner of heavenly protections, like, the thing about when people say, oh, this would make me become the Joker.
I've been cutting it.
I think I've been imagining that in myself, but I've not realized the fullness of it.
Because it's not just becoming a supervillain.
It's about also wanting to theme your weapons.
Do you know what I'm saying?
It wasn't until just now that I was like, and also the weapons I use need to be themed appropriately.
My own personal look at this and the environment...
Of Musk and the push for Mars and how NASA is pursuing this is that what they're looking at is we want to get there and establish the ruins and, you know, establish this new origin story for humanity.
Of course, you know, I've spoken to family members of his who say he had all these men in black experiences where they would break in and steal his writings, steal his research and all the rest of it.
This guy's writing Blade Runner, you know, do aliens dream of electric sheep and things of this nature.
And listen, everything you say, I can back up because I...
Separately, I've been in a movie with Keanu Reeves, Winona Ryder, Morton, all those people.
Woody Harrelson, Scanner Darkly, and I was a technical advisor on it.
And I'll just leave it at that.
Obviously, Philip K. Dick's daughters were involved.
But I've heard all that directly from the source, and I'm going to stop right there because there was also people involved there with the NASA project.
She was an archaeologist in South Africa, and she was doing secret projects about an Atlantean civilization that no one's able to figure anything out about, that will tell us more about our own human history, right?
You know, but on another, perhaps on a more, and this could be more an esoteric level, but if it's possible to kill God, I believe it's our responsibility to kill God.
There's a lot going on in the world, and they're spending a fair amount of time talking about Elon Musk tweeting about this Wernher von Braun bullshit.
I think Alex needs some brand rehab, and I don't think that this wacky Wednesday-ass Project Camelot-level nonsense with Dark Journalist is going to do it.