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| *Gunshot* Welcome back. | |
| You're listening to The Alex Jones Show. | |
| I'm not going to get back into the whole Hollywood situation for a while, but when they say, hey, it doesn't matter, you want to come to an event? | |
| You want to come to something that's hyped up? | |
| You want to be part of the fraud? | |
| And they've engineered millennials, this is what I was hearing directly, again, from folks inside the system, to want to be conned and to not want to enjoy a movie, but to enjoy the spectacle of being part of it and then talking to others about it in the false culture. | |
| So we've replaced rugged individualism, liberty, freedom, inventiveness, high IQs, health, trailblazing energy, outdoors activities with Jay-Z, Kanye West, Star Wars. | |
| The NFL, things like this that are totally empty. | |
| And I've got probably seven or eight articles in the stack today where Harvard hands out manuals and puts signs up saying, don't use these words. | |
| This is how you are to speak. | |
| And they even get down to, you know, don't have Halloween parties. | |
| And you're like, oh, it's to be sensitive. | |
| No, it's to have a culture of total oppression about what you say and do. | |
| The opposite of what a university is. | |
| The opposite of renaissance. | |
| And universities founded in the last 500 years in Europe, in the last 350 here in North America. | |
| They are killing culture, open culture right now. | |
| They are killing liberalism. | |
| And it's, quote, liberals with their hijabs and their little outfits up there on MSNBC every day telling you what reality is as they slaughter freedom right in front of you. | |
| I mean, it's so sick. | |
| And I've got this new article. | |
| Ohio college students offended by culturally appropriated food at dining halls. | |
| Now this is where the mental illness goes into the stratosphere. | |
| Washington Times. | |
| Students at liberal Ohio colleges are voicing outrage over fried chicken, sushi, General Cho's chicken, Vietnamese sandwiches served in the school cafeteria saying the cheap knockoff dishes are insensitive and culturally inappropriate. | |
| So it's okay for the federal government to feed people prison-level food to our young children in big scams, full of GMOs, full of additives. | |
| As long as it's low-calorie, it's supposedly okay. | |
| But then these colleges try to have, you know, pizza and Italian food one day, Asian cuisine another, seafood another. | |
| That's just how you have good variety. | |
| That's what you want at a good college. | |
| But see, they don't know how to... | |
| Learn or how to read or write or how to get jobs or how to be charming or how to save money or how to start a business. | |
| They learn how to see phantoms, phantom menaces everywhere, and that's how you're creative. | |
| Lynch Hall. | |
| I think that was in Ohio, too. | |
| Oh, my gosh, Chinese food. | |
| How horrible. | |
| Because, you know, when you go eat Chinese food, it's racist. | |
| I told you the story when I was at Barton Springs about two years ago with my kids, and we're all laying out in the sun, been swimming in the... | |
| Big natural pool, and I see two Hispanics and a white guy, college student age. | |
| They're going, man, I'm so stoned. | |
| Yeah, yeah, it was really fun. | |
| They look like I've been smoking weed or something. | |
| They're jumping up and down the water, and they go, man, I'm hungry. | |
| I want some Chinese food. | |
| That was one of the Mexicans, one of the Hispanics, and the white guy and the Hispanic go, huh? | |
| Don't say that. | |
| It's racist. | |
| And they actually meant it and got all scared. | |
| They have no language. | |
| They have no culture. | |
| Guaranteed they were modern, you know, Marvel comic fans. | |
| I'm not knocking Marvel comic fans. | |
| I'm just saying it's that archetype. | |
| You go to these movies, you take your kids to it, there's like grown men, sometimes look like six foot four, like they could, you know, kill you with their one hit. | |
| They're like going, oh, awesome. | |
| Oh, Iron Man. | |
| Oh, and it's so cheesy, so stupid, so unrealistic, so unmale, so fraudulent. | |
| This is their manhood. | |
| It's some fantasy land. | |
| And so, talk about a prison. | |
| It's in the news all the time where people will say, hey, I'd like a Negro Modelo. | |
| People, well, you got a problem calling me the N-word? | |
| No, man, that just means black in Spanish. | |
| I just get in a beer. | |
| So they're talking about, even on menus, changing stuff like that because actually in Europe they are. | |
| Because it's just insanity. | |
| I mean, there's lots of birds named negro in Europe. | |
| That just means blackbird. | |
| And all over Europe, they're changing the names of birds that have the word negro in it. | |
| That's Latin, folks. | |
| It goes back to the Romans. | |
| It just means black. | |
| They're changing it. | |
| It's a triumph of ignorance. | |
| It's the end of the population. | |
| This is what Orwell talked about, getting it to a point with a dumbed-down population where the words have all been reduced down to nothing, and it's a crime to use certain words to where no one can even communicate. | |
| And so in just a few years, a college graduate hearing this show won't understand it or will be in so much pain hearing the words because all they're designed to do is scan for thought crime that they will become physically ill and run away, you know, gibbering. | |
| That basically already happens. | |
| But isn't that fitting? | |
| Because just like you go buy a Star Wars ticket and it doesn't matter if it's horribly done, you're going to believe it was good because you just spent $10 for the ticket. | |
| They already got your money. | |
| You've been conned. | |
| You're in the Nigerian scam now. | |
| You're not going to admit you got conned for five grand. | |
| You'll go in 20 grand before you finally wake up. | |
| Or maybe never. | |
| Just like the college bubbles. | |
| Close to 90% of people will never get their money back with a college degree. | |
| And it's getting worse. | |
| But it doesn't matter. | |
| They're already in the scam. | |
| Their arm's already in the wood chipper. | |
| They're going to go in headfirst, feed their family, everybody into it because they can't admit they got chumped. | |
| We spent over a year trying to put together something for somebody, for everybody, especially working with Alex and the team over here at InfoWars Life. | |
| To create a product that would focus on helping people clean environmental chemicals and toxins from their body and how to detox those from the system. | |
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| I mean, you name it. | |
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| You guys have the exclusive for, which is a product called Deep Cleanse. | |
| And why I'm so excited about it is it's a unique formula, almost like the iodine crystals. | |
| We have two unique products that nobody in the world has. | |
| one of the most amazing ingredients in the world, and it's called shilajit, and it's actually known as blood of the mountain or rock sweat because thousands of years ago, as a matter of fact, this ingredient was only given to the elite of the elite. | |
| Thousands of years ago up in the Himalayan mountains and in Tibet... | |
| And we wanted to put this in stuff for a couple years, but we couldn't get an organic form. | |
| Right. | |
| So let's explain. | |
| I mean, this stuff's so good, we couldn't put it out for years. | |
| Right. | |
| So I had to actually... | |
| It's kind of like the iodine crystals finding a source deep in the earth that we could get the cleanest source available. | |
| But in Tibet and in Nepal and in the Himalayan mountains, thousands of years ago, they found, they watched these monkeys. | |
| And during the summer months, the monkeys would go up into the mountains. | |
| Now you're being racist against monkeys. | |
| And they would pick this black substance from the mountains. | |
| And so in Russia, they actually... | |
| It grows in Russia and the mountains and in the Himalayas and only in the summer. | |
| And Chilajit is actually... | |
| The decomposition of up to 7,000 different medicinal herbs. | |
| So it decomposes. | |
| All these different herbs decompose in the Himalayan mountains and the volcanic soil up there. | |
| And what happens in the summertime... | |
| So it's almost like an oil from... | |
| Yes. | |
| It's high in fulvic acid. | |
| It's high in humic acid. | |
| Because they're always claiming oil is really from decomposed animals and plants. | |
| There is some oil that is based from fossils, but most of it's really abiotic. | |
| So this is a true fossil source? | |
| I mean, explain it to me. | |
| It's really the decomposition, like I said, of over 7,000 different medicinal herbs and plants. | |
| And with the rocks and the pressure deep in the mountains, it freezes. | |
| And during the summertime, and the pressures build it up, it oozes out. | |
| So it literally oozes out of the mountain. | |
| It's like rock sap. | |
| It's like rock sap. | |
| It's black and it's highly nutritious. | |
| Even in the 1980s when the Olympic athletes in Russia were accused of being on steroids, they found out that they were actually been given shilajit because it works as an anabolic as well and it builds muscles. | |
| It's a big dose in there. | |
| The second big main ingredient in there is a volcanic zeolite concentrate. | |
| And what this formula is designed to do, the shilajit and the zeolites have a real strong negative charge. | |
| All the metals and chemicals and PCBs and VOCs have positive charges. | |
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| How do people take it? | |
| How is it recommended that this be done? | |
| Just a daily dose? | |
| Yeah, daily dose. | |
| The instructions are on the label. | |
| Of course, I kind of modify it for each individual. | |
| It depends on what your lifestyle is. | |
| Honestly, the best thing to do is for you to avoid all these chemicals and toxins in your environment and try to identify them and start slowly reducing them. | |
| But personally, I'm going to probably take it every day, every other day, and I'll probably go with about a dropper full to maybe two dropper fulls. | |
| And I don't expose myself to any chemicals, but... | |
| But it's out there in the air. | |
| It's in everything. | |
| Well, I mean, I'll tell you what I do. | |
| I've never been a supplement person. | |
| I keep it now on the kitchen table with a Lazy Susan. | |
| And when I just make myself take it all every day, I feel so much better. | |
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