Ochelli Effect 9-4-2025 AJ HULK SMASH NSFW

Mandela Mandola affect effect. Anyway, mix it up any which way you want, It doesn't matter. Point is I got into that and the Dunning Krueger effect and all of that wonderful stuff, and probably most people skipped it. But also by request, this week was some news shows, So I got a media analysis piece that I'm gonna do first, and then we'll get into the general news of the cycle for the week basically, which is going to be crazy and chaotic, that's for sure. But let's first get

into some media analysis. Why is that necessary? Well, you know, the media space has changed. Even Aaron Franz has noted it lately. He's looking back at his experiences at his time, which was a slightly different path through the allegedly alternative media sphere then I took, but I certainly have taken an interesting trip over the past thirteen years. It's it's been fascinating. At one time I was considered part of Patriot Radio. I was a right wing extremist. Then I

was a left wing lunatic. I was sort of a hippie at one point. Alternative medicine, Woo woo new Ager. Everything has been thrown at me except an accurate label. But what's interest thing is one of the early influences of anybody who went into independent media, you know, for a couple of decades. You know, you'd have to say Alex Jones was one of those influences one way or another, because if you caught him at the turn of the century, he was definitely kind of unique considering the rest of

the bland corporate landscape. He was out there telling you the left right paradigm is broken, it's not real, and they all work together and stuff like that. And he went to Bohemian Grove, and you know, he presented alternative thinkers, people who were outside of the mainstream in conspiracy culture, in political influence, et cetera. And he did all that and that was interesting. And he was on you know, what would he call that, the cable thing where you know, oh,

public access. He was on public access. He was on local radio, and he spread from there, got involved with GCN. And there were people all along the way that did business with Alex Jones that were co hosts of his, that joined the Info Wars team one way or another, the prison Planet team that used to be a big thing. We don't hear about prison Planet anymore. I think that guy splintered off. Anyway. The most recent breakup in the infohoers you know, universe is with Owen Stroyer and or

Stroyer or however you say his name. I don't know. Point is, he was one of these guys that was arrested January sixth. He was somebody who was right or died with AJ during the whole Sandy Hook Sandy Hoax trials all that, and frankly he was right in line with him. And then recently he walked and said, you know what, I'm being criticized for being too negative and I'm being well, anyway, I don't want to go too

much into it. But he's yet another one in a long line of people who have ended up splitting from AJ after you know, getting involved over there and you know, making their mark a bit in the Infoheo's universe and doing that right. And of course, the popularity of AJ has risen significantly during the time of Trump, so for the past ten years he's experienced a whole new revitalization,

if you will. And meanwhile, there are people that get into the independent media space now that are influenced by what TikTokers, influencers themselves, YouTubers, a whole universe of people that emerged after the alternative media movement of the turn of the century, when things became more accessible, when citizen journalism started to emerge, People like Jack Blood that I knew at certain points and worked with and produced this show on here and was a guest of his and

advised him, and he advised me. And him and I, you know, we knew each other a bit, and we kind of it felt like a little bit of a kinship, I thought, because we were musicians and this kind of thing. But most of the time he spent his time way far away from me. I moved to Georgia. After Jack left again, he moved to the Atlanta area and tried to make his way here in Georgia. Didn't work out, moved to Texas, ended up back in Seattle, and there he is today and has totally stepped away from his

media presentations and independent support because the landscape changed. But way before that, he was the number two at Info Wars and the guy who used to be the producer, owner and master of ceremonies over to American Freedom Radio. Danny Romero worked with Alex Jones in the early days. I've encountered plenty of people who worked with Alex Jones in the early days who he blacklisted, pushed aside, screwed over,

no matter what they ever did for him. And so I look at this whole recent meltdown that AJS had with lawyer as what another chapter. Even David Knight, who's been on this show. I was on his show once. I think I don't remember who did what, But anyway, David and I were kind of friendly for a minute, and he's been on Aaron Franza's show. I like David Knight, but he had to go his own way after being in the Infoheoer's universe for different reasons always, but the

pattern remains the same. They were great when they were with me, but now that they've shown some disloyalty, they're a pos And I hope they're destroyed because I'm going to destroy them with my words and my anger and my rage, and God will even punish them. It sounds very similar to the egomaniacal behavior that we see in

the White House nowadays. But enough of my commentary. There are channels all over the internet commenting on this and playing parts of Destroyer's departure, his new live stream that he's launched. Now come and support me and my independent venture and all of that over the years. If you step back and you look at the different people who have stepped away from AJ in the Info Who's universe,

you might get a different perspective. I mean, it's odd even that during this weird rant on a morning show on his network over there, he brought up David Knight, even about stabbing him in the back. David Knight departed years and years ago, and still there's a bad taste

in AJ's mouth. And like I said, it's oddy brings him up and observing from the days of Jack Blood and when he was excommunicated, and the many filmmakers and other key content creators who gave all to the AJ efforts the Info War to be at the triple of spur, unpaid, underpaid throughout the entire run of his media empire. I gotta say, it's strange that this guy still is complaining even with a three hundred thousand dollars a year Sollery,

I think most of us would feel lucky. And I got to tell you, most talk radio guys would be like, damn, that's pretty good. Not just independent fools like me or trying to do it without corporate sponsorship. But even with corporate sponsorship, even with terrestrial radio, even with the support of your podcast network and the artificial inflation of your audiences, hardly anybody is getting that kind of money to do this sort of job unless you are among the very

privileged and well funded. I imagine you can make that kind of money on Fox News. Not all of them do, but I know you can make that kind of money with the Fox News Corporation and the entertainment agency that runs that. But most talk radio guys, even with a minor interference from their bosses would be pleased to get half of what this guy ever got Destroyer and yet he complains, and I see why he complains. But at the same time, we know how AJ's going to react.

I mean, there are protected propagandas out there that are well funded. And even I went on his stream today and decided to say, Hey, AJ, you're ever gonna tell us about the box of gold bars that showed up when you established your empire? But no, listen chat GPT can't teach us about religion or anything else for that matter. And I got to say, even with the praise meetings in the White House and the performance aren't headed by the non performing con artists in general running the crap

show of shows, the carnival barkers that are. Whether they're you know, Ge flanked by Putin and Kim hosting China's largest ever military parade, or they are the performative influencers here in America kind of doesn't matter. And I want

to take a look at well the analyzation. Now, this is a left winger a YouTube channel called hard Lens Media, and he did the one of the more concise I mean, these guys are going on for hours and hours after Schroyer does a five hour stream that people paid attention to, donated and gave him enough money to get his little media empire rowing. Which I always love this. These guys who are making hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars a year are still happily receiving tons and tons

of contributions. I wish I knew the secret to just that part of the formula. I mean, do you have to be a complete fraud and push this information to get there? Do you have to only push one type of ideology? I mean, if that's the case, I guess I'm never going to succeed at this and never have because I refuse to be told what to say. I mean, even when they were going to pay me sixty thousand dollars a year, people thought they could buy exactly what

my sentimentality was going to be. But we'll get into that in the next news discussion. Let's continue on with this analyzation, beginning with the words from Strotror himself, sampled from his live stream, and then we're gonna hear from AJ on a bunch of his network shows, and we're also gonna hear this commentary from this alleged left wing independent media guy who I don't know, seems to be

doing pretty well. I mean, he gets a couple of thousand views a day on every video, so I mean he's probably making a living on YouTube, so I guess he has to use terms like unalived and stuff. But anyway, I'll give you the link to this particular YouTube video

so you can check it all out for yourself. But I'm gonna jump around as much as I can and give you some of the very very relevant clips of AJ and his former employee as they're being analyzed by this left winger, and I will interrupt the left winger many times while he makes comments and stuff like that. I'm gonna try not to interrupt the actual participants in the current scandal in the alleged ault media space. But here we go.

He's been there a decade with Jones and should have had time to look up on the internet what's happened when other hosts have quit, But I guess he didn't. What can you do? I mean, research is for researchers.

as well. Anyway, Look, forget about the aesthetics. It's fascinating to me that this guy's telling a story that I've heard before where you know. And even when I was dismissed by TNT Radio, I had done a radio show and that night there was like or the next morning, i should say, when I was preparing for that afternoon show again, I was informed that I immediately needed to speak with management, or I immediately needed to take a

message from management. I said, okay, I'm available, and the next thing I got is yet you're no longer needed here, and my page was pulled. The podcast from the day before was not a My host page was gone. I was blanked erased immediately when I was still preparing and still doing the work, and told, you know, I'd received my paycheck, you know, when they got around to it or whatever, blah blah blah blah blah. And they did that.

They paid me, as you know, for the whatever days I was employed, which you know, total of eight days I held that job, I think. But I wouldn't agree to just talk about the denazification of Ukraine being required, and you know, and I wouldn't talk about how evil Ukrainians were. So I had to go. And that cost me, you know, more than sixty thousand dollars over a yearly work period, you know, and I got to make you know,

one thousand dollars one week basically. Anyways, So I guess I'm gonna have to kill my microphone and play, if we can, some clips from AJ. And and again this hard lens guy a little bit commenting in his reaction, now what Schoyer was mostly talking about. There, skip over a bunch of but he talks about his departure, his private phone call, the reasons why he left. But AJ's gonna address all that anyway, So let's just listen to his address of it.

family friendly language here. So I just wanted to warn you in case you didn't read the description, bothered to look at the label. Uh, this is not safe for work, and you're gonna hear some rough language of kiddies are around. So I just want to let you know.

not sure. But let's just again using his words. Okay, so he's family friendly so far, but believe me, it ain't gonna stay that way.

know it or not. That is the plain truth. Okay, so I'm sorry, but that that's the reality.

case even went. They never made a big point out of it, so I guess there wasn't a big point to be made because otherwise infoheerers would have definitely used it.

a weird visual. He should see it for yourself. But anyway, let's continue on with his explanation plus his non explanation of Oh, the guy came in and went like a teenager. I mean what he's saying he was acting like Beavis and butt Head when he came in your studio. I mean, what are you actually saying with that statement that you think is so profoundly evocative and illustrative of the issue with Schroyer, It's fascinating. I mean, look, I'm not a fan of anybody on any side of this. The left

wing guy commenting I'm the least man up here. AJ is interesting in his performative methodology. Schroyer is a little clone of his that couldn't lick boots well enough and didn't comport well enough with exactly what AJ wanted. And it's the Alex Jones Show, it's the Alex Jones Network, it's Infhewers, which is his. And by the way, he even describes the private phone call as if he was being talked to like a hooker. And you know, Schroyer

had how dare he acted like a pimp? I mean, everybody forgets AJ's supposed to be the pimp in this situation. I don't know, maybe I have these colored opinions. But it's weird to watch this meltdown and people choosing sides in the right wing manosphere out there. It's funny as hell to me. But what does it reveal to you listening to this? Is what I wonder. Anyway, I'm gonna try and jump around with just the clips here and

let them speak for themselves more often. But I wanted to point out a few things as we go, and

how predictable this really is. All of this as Schroyer launches his own thing, and you know, and AJ will mention David Knight later in these clips when he goes and barges in on his morning show which his son is hosting, and he almost acts like, oh, you know, my son Wrecks, which Recks, by the way, is Latin for King, so you know, he's supposed to be King Jones, you know, and the kid that was actually you know, part of the controversy when he was getting his divorce

and everything else. The weird dynamic there, he barges in on him, throws his hand on his shoulder, goes, oh, okay, you have permission to you know, to bash me and lie about me, now, you know, feigning the whole sarcasm and acting like his sense of humor. His head turns beat beat red during some of this stuff, though he I mean, either he is an incredible actor or he is really really freaked out by disloyalty and he perceived

slighter disloyalty. And who does that remind you of? Just saying, I mean, these are the best people when they absolutely flip over disloyalty, isn't it anyway?

And now we have this, and now we're going to go from here and we're going to continue the war, the Info war, but on the Alex Jones Show. Don't say in for war too loud anyway, and the Onion took it over for a couple days, and it was weird. And all of the sites where you go to pay and buy products were still Alex Jones's sites. So the Onion helped him promote this stuff too. Oh h there

was a judge that came in and changed things. And by the way, you try and escape a ten thousand dollars judgment and see if you get this much wiggle room against you for anything, see what happens. But anyhow, I forget about the privilege.

are great neuralistic programming cues. Anyhow, here's an example, maybe an example anyway, of Jones busting in on Schroyer's show that is played later in this about a half hour presentation from this lefty guy, this hard lens media guy, who did one of the most concise and at least you know, less sufferable, like two and a half three

hour rants on this thing. He did only a half hour on it, So I give him absolute credit for not making us suffer through you know, two hours of his commentary for thirty minutes of the actual clips and points to be made. Anyway back to it, here's an interruption on Schroyer's I guess the show was called the war Room on Info Wars, and it's interesting.

It's Schroyer's, you know, section of infohoers over there, and he barges in on it, and Schroyer's kind of smiling and looking over the guest, whoever it is. I'm not sure who it is. You know, a douchebag in a casual suit is sitting there also, and they have, you know, the papers spread across the info wars to ask as pretty usual. And here comes Jones barging into the studio.

or following a script. Yeah, you try and make that thing functionally interesting and organic in the interaction when you're having a conversation as opposed to just firing off questions or doing a robotic sort of you know, thing that AI could easily do. Yeah, when you're having a human interaction and people disrupt it, it becomes problematic. It can throw you off track, it can screw up the flow of things. And Jones is doing that literally seeming like

it's a surprise. Now. I don't know if these things are prescripted over there or not, but if not, it reminds me of you know, how wrestlers used to shoot on each other. You know, they're in the middle of doing a promo. The promo kind of sucks. A guy who's better at it is looking on and he decides, I'm gonna bust in and make this better. That's right, Gogo. Beware, I told you, I told you before. Whether they're their enemy or their ally, they come in and they try

and juice up the situation. Now, I don't know that Jones is not there to juice it up, or that he's not there to put him back on script where he's supposed to be, or at least put him back on the agenda where he's supposed to remain in order to be a team player. Over at infohears you know what I mean. I'm sorry for the mispronunciation there, but I can't help myself. And like I said, even Jones will later on bring up the uh, you know, sex

worker pimp paradigm. But by all means, let's continue on with this interruption from Jones and then eruption from the lefty and see where it gets us.

that we're afraid to talk about Israel. H hah huh huh. And that's what's actually going on. The lefty guy doesn't understand it. He's going on, don't how daring. He gets interrupted because you know, it's all about your feelings with the lefty guy. But to me, I break this down and I say, this is the kind of you know, uh, you know, embedded performative virtue signaling and anti virtue signaling that is done in these media circles and in the big corporate media as well. Plenty of people I feel

so badly about they don't care. You know, this woman didn't care about nothing but her hairspray till the camera turned on and then she went and I care about the children in our area. She has no idea what she's even talking about. And if she didn't have a monitor, she wouldn't know what they were playing either, because she didn't create the video pieces that are being you know, ushered in and out and interspliced with her phony commentary.

And that's on your local news. Doesn't matter if Sinclair runs it or it is actually independent, but I don't know if those exist anymore, or if it's run by some other corporate entity. It's all the same. It's performative, it's talking heads, and it's not you know, people want to label the fake news fake news, but they never nail the real news. You know, commentary and opinion is not news. It's not that stuff we were taught about in journalism. You know, in your first paragraph, make sure

you get these five things. Believe it or not.

While he walked in and did the hold. My bosses in Tel Aviv and they're even, you know, firing the jokes back and forth. Well, maybe it was you know, Trump Jerusalem, or maybe it was a net Yahoo, or maybe it was you know, the ghost of gold in my ear. I don't know whatever the next joke is about the you know, Israel controls the media that they're trolling back at people who say that AJ's afraid to

criticize Israel. So that's the dynamic at player. The lefty guy does not know it because they never know what they're looking at. When they look at Jones and what's going on over there, they just go, he's a right wing media figure.

this ultimate warrior guy. Ah he didn't work out anyway. Continuing on with this Israel deal, it's very informative on multiple levels, and I hope that you can ignore the left wing foolishness of the commentator and just listen to the clip carefully to hear what you hear trolling back at the people that actually criticize them for saying, well, you know, you're not allowed to criticize Israel either, are you, mister freethinker? And this is his way of trolling back at those.

like he's informed. And meanwhile, we're still playing the game of here's me trolling you people who say I won't talk about Israel, and now I'll just do it in an unseerious way, and then it'll look like I'm trolling you. So I have the power.

with you. If I was a true believer in the Infohu's mission over there and thought AJ was a good guy, and thought all of his guys were good guys by extension, I would be rather confused at this moment. What's going

on here. Fuentez is mocking, Schroyer is making other statements, kind of knocking AJ off balance a little bit, because AJ walked in and knocked him off balance, almost kind of jousting back to say, dude, my space, but he's folding his arms so that he doesn't extend them and accidentally violate king bosses, you know, space, because he can't. It's not really his space. He just works there anyway.

It's interesting Flints is trying to engage with this in a weird way, and I think all this is very revealing about everybody involved in this three way conversation.

That's the relevant point. But Pakistan and India, Yeah, all of a sudden, they're shooting at each other. And that actually is probably a random occurrent because it happens continuously,

not like Americans pay attention. But you're supposed to pay attention now because supposedly Donald Trump solved that by putting yet again another temporary stop to the battle for Kashmir that's been going on since I don't know, since Mahatma Gandhi was killed, I think, you know, and they decided, look, there's too many Muslims in this part of India, so we're gonna call it Pakistan now. I think that's what

happened there. Disputed area of Kashmir's my oversimplification, has been in dispute ever since and off and on, their shooting at each other I remember that happening before nine to eleven and then after nine to eleven, and then there was the revelation shortly after nine to eleven that hey, wait a minute. The world didn't know it, by the way yet, but both India and Pakistan said, you know what, we have test bombs to set off a boom boom uh oh. Pakistan and India are nuclear powered now. And

the world acted surprised. And I think that was like ninety nine or two thousand when that actually happened. Everybody forgot about it because other things took precedent in the world news cycle. But anyway, now there's going to be after the Schroyer departure. There's a morning show on infoheers over there and Rex Jones is, you know Alex's son, who also has his head shaved. I don't know if he needs his head shape like Alex shaved his head because he is going bald, but Rex might be going

ball to male pattern. Baldness is inherited. I thought, usually you get that from your mom's dad's side of things. But whatever, Rex has a bald head too, kind of a bulky looking dude. Guy wouldn't question the parentage there he definitely looks like aj Sun. I don't know if they often mentioned that, but he's a Alex Jones's son. And if you look back in the archives, you can find a little kid named Rex piping up now and then and his mom getting a little mad about it.

But now he's a grown man. He's like, I don't know, thirty something years old, I think, and you know, and he's working the business with dad and one day this may be the king of all things alternative, even though there is no alternative media anymore. And Alex Jones has pretty much consolidated his power base into a niche if you will, within the corporate media structure. And oh, by the way, we're not established from media. They are established,

well established for a quarter cent. Now, the entity that Alex Sjones heads that you started with a box of gold bars dropped off by an angel investor, and there's a legend you're never going to be able to track down because most people are sworn to secrecy on it. But Alex knows what I'm talking about, if he ever hears this. And I hate it when Australians think I sound like this guy, which, by the way, I probably sound more like them right now because I'm struggling to

speak because of illness lately. But I had to get this out, and I have a whole other news show to get out, which I may have to do later because I have a meeting at nine to fifteen pm Eastern, So I'm going to make sure I get done with this by the meeting time, and then I'm gonna come back and do another live show for the fourth of September. If my voice holds up enough to do a show,

let's see how it goes. Anyway, this morning show is on Alex's network, and this, I think is where the language is totally out of control because I think this is like Internet online stream only, so it's assumed adults only on it, so you know, mature language is going to be used here, folks. As AJ barges in on the Morning Show to make his point, he.

in the room. Physically, it's it's a it's a body language strategy and a literal use of physicality for oppression in circumstances. But these guys are sitting at one of the info wars, you know, with a nice paneled background projected background behind them in the nice studio, I don't know which studio, but he's got a few of them. And he comes in, you know, looking like he's in

a casual business douchebag attire. Rex is in you know, a golf you know, a kind of what do you call those, like a simple three button down, short sleeve collared shirt. Right, and the other guy's got glasses in a business suit and a tie a sort of at least on the upper half of his body. No idea what he's wearing pants wise, which always cracks me up. When these guys have like sweats or shorts on under there, you know, they look like they're wearing a suit until

you look underneath them. They got flip flops and stuff. But I don't know that that's going on. But I'm just saying, we can only see the upper halves of the host and co host bodies, and the host he's addressing to begin with, saying, I give you a permission to betray me or go out there.

have to show fealty and loyalty. That's the problem. That's why every White House presser begins with whether they film it or not. Mister President, I want to make sure that you know that I think you're brilliant. You're doing an excellent job, and you are the greatest president since sliced bread or any other president. And George Washington would be jealous of you. As a matter of fact, I.

your will. Because you are chosen by God, and that's why He protected you and decided that a firefighter behind you should die instead of you when a bullet was fired by a misguided school shooter one day in Pennsylvania and you were spared by God. You were chosen by God. In fact, you may indeed be God, sir. But I don't want to go too far. And any woman should have been glad to be paid a hush money or even attention from your penis, sir, because you are that great.

They have to do that, each person sitting at the table before they get to the business or whatever the hell it is. Going on in the White House because there is a personality type that requires that propping up, constant, immediate, and any sign that that is not there means now you're subject to being a trader, not with the team, outsider. You know, Telsea Gabbert had to figure that out. Any sword of dissent put her on the app Well, that's okay,

I don't trust her on this. She's not really helpful here. The head of National Intelligence was not helpful on intelligence matters because she disagreed the people at the nonpartisan whatever the hell collecting statistics which are probably yeah, falsified for different reasons, but usually it's to not make the government look bad, which currently Trump is the government. So you know the fact that she didn't give the right jobs

numbers gone get out of here. The FED guy, who he thought was greater than anything in the world when he appointed him, is now you know, low iq no good. The FBI director which would have been in charge of all the evidence, actually was starting to prosecute, helping to investigate and prosecuting Epstein and whose watch under which he died, you know, of hanging in his cell, whether suicide or not. Oh, I know, you're supposed to say, uh self harmed or

essd or whatever, and you've got to be unlived. I'm sorry I forgot about that, but anyway, that's the new thing. Christopher Ray, the guy that he replaced to get rid of that evil comy, who was great and absolutely necessary in doing all the right things, did them all right up until Trump saying well, they put a lot of phony stuff in the fight. It would have been Christopher Ray and his people that had to start that process because he was never even swapped out by Joe Biden.

The same people stayed in the FBI under Joe Biden. So the people Trump put in there set Trump up and didn't do anything with it while Biden was in office. I mean, that's the logic you have to follow to understand that there's a democratic hoax regarding that Jeffrey Epstein released the files. No, there's a lot of fake stuff

in there because Democrats, and that's why Democrats wanted out. Now. No, it is weird that any of these politicians wanted out there, because I got a feeling that paintbrush is going to go left to right, you know, wax on, wax off, It's going to go all over but it's interesting because you have to continuously refresh your loyalty with people sometimes, otherwise you're in danger of becoming a trader, an outcast,

a handbiter. Right raight right right right, whatever noise you make anyway, Again, I want to focus more on the clips, but just something I needed to point out here.

Jedi roots. But this is the you know, analogy Jones is using here, and he's telling these other guys, I give you permission, go ahead to lie about me and go ahead and make up things. And I don't know if that's prevarication, to make sure that you're set up ahead of time in case somebody does turn on him, which you know, his son might could, I guess, possibly in his mind. I don't know. I don't think so. His son has never turned on him. I mean it's you know, I mean a divorcing wife turning on you

with something. And there was a custody debates and money debates and everything else, but that's normal. The son who was stuck with them all this time and had a job and gotten you know, international press coverage just for being Rex Jones and showing up, and he did some like weird little report on Infohewers. I don't know, twenty years ago. I think you can find a clip of

a little kid going, hey, I'm Rex Jones. He doesn't bite the hand that feeds him, so maybe that's why he's presenting it as go ahead, bite the hand to feed you. It's like telling the toothless, ballless cat, come on, be aggressive, attacking me. I know you don't have any claws or teeth or balls anymore, but show me your regression. Maybe I took that metaphor too far. Maybe not. Back to the clips, I'm.

I want you to pay attention to that because it's I think very revealing in a psychological sense, not a pseudo psychological events a sense like they try and show you in current in the current conventions of political correctness that is psychology and the business of you know, drugging, doping, and you know, dismantling the the human reality around us.

And taking away our genders and neutering and declassifying us as the creatures that we actually are, which psychology is actively constantly doing, dumbing us down, weakening us, and making sure that we are all pacified. Quite well, that is what psychology is in the business is doing right now. But there used to be, and there still are some people attempting to analyze the patterns of behavior the issues that are coming up in a sociological and psychological sense.

But it's all about the spirit, because psychology is very much like psychic is very much like a lot of other things that begin with sigh, and you need to take a look at what that means from the Greek and from the Latin uses of it. Anyway, the zeitgeist continues to reveal itself.

being directed to do for a living. I wish someone would find a propaganda niche for me to not be dishonest, where I could do it all day long for their purposes and not be dishonest about it, because I would love to have that paycheck me your propaganda that you think I already comport with, and let's roll.

foxed up. The other snafoo concept, maybe, I mean in a time when we have a viral New Jersey town hall menace breakdancing during local town hall meetings in Cranford, at a time when we have parents catching the FBI plot to force their mental ill son to be a right wing terrorist, in the time when we have China in a position to leverage the entire Trump family through

manipulation of their crypto wealth. In a time when you know, Trump is killing two birds with one wind farm in foreign countries and also pushing forward with the whole maybe we should take over Greenland. And Eric Adams is being offered a White House job as quietly as they can, which is impossible. It's like as quiet as a I don't know, a firework factory on Chinese New Year with

everybody carrying torches. Eric Adams, they're trying to offer and this is in the New York Post, by the way, they're offering a job in the Trump administration, you know, for pressure on the NYC mayoral candidates, supposedly to sink Mendanni. But they also are trying to offer Sliwa job, you know, get him out so that all of the rational opposition right to the socialist and NYC disappears. And they're going

to prop up guess who Cuomo. So here comes the reward for being that guy and for risk Cuomo going over to the Christian network and carrying water for Trump and all that. Let's remove Sliwah and indeed Eric Adams from the equation. Give them jobs, give them some sort of revenue stream within the Trump universe directly in the administration. For Adams Sliwa, they'll probably you know, give some other

I don't know, social media platform. Maybe they'll give him a brand new broadcasting network or a good slot on infohours something. All that is happening so that they can position it. So you have a Cuomo versus Mandani sing in NYC, in which case, you know, the default will not be to the kookiest option throughout most of the city.

They'll go to the recognizable Cuomo, you know, as part of that political dynasty, which again was something anyway, everybody thinks that their opponents, but this is how they gathered together the enemy of their enemy in order to refocus things and actually manipulate election results by buying people off.

But nobody's calling it like that, And even the New York Post that's reporting on it doesn't tell you about the deal that's being offered to Sliwa, which is happening, and you can find out about it if you dig deep enough. But that was something I noted. I'm putting all these things in the show notes so you can follow through on it. By the way. You know, meanwhile, you got a sitting European president flat out calling Trump

a Russian asset. That's on mediaite. You know, Trump ending you know, secret Service Protection and even turning on its former allies, you know, like mister Bolton and firing FEMA whistleblowers on the anniversary of Katrina. All that stuff right out the window, right under the radar. But why is it all about Epstein. I don't fall for that one so easily, but other people will anyway. Maga rising Star

kicked off Info Wars for turning against Trump. There is something relative about the levels of loyalty that must be demonstrated and how those things are cashed in and out of the system. And watch it play out. It's going to be interesting. Will they tell you the real story of how the deal was made? No, because at the end of the day, the art of the deal, which

he didn't even write. But the art of the deal is his brand, along with just stamping the Trump name on everything, you know, like a what suburban graffiti artist who doesn't have the wherewithal to manipulate the spray can, but can get well made stickers that'll do the spray can tagging for him across products, people, everything, and now your government, your landmarks. I will not be surprised if he has more streets named after him in the next

couple of years, because that's what the system wants. This is the new American brand right now.

know you're wrong. You're lying about that. But to him, maybe just like the guy who got caught accepting Russian money and said, well, I didn't think one hundred and fifty thousand dollars wasn't all that noticeable among things that I've been paid to do podcasts? What does that tell you? That tells you that in context, maybe it wasn't that big a deal. One hundred fifty thousand dollars not a big investment for somebody to pay him to do a podcast.

A bunch of these guys said this when they were confronted with didn't you realize this massive influx of money? I mean, that would be a massive, huge, noticeable influx of money for almost every listener I have, I'm sure and certainly for me, and you take notice of it and want to know where the hell came from, your

first thought being this is a mistake. But if somebody suddenly you know, you're in the middle of doing your art work, and you know you sell them at the flea market for ten bucks apiece, which is kind of where I'm at selling my you know, please tell me what it is you want to hear on this show for ten twenty thirty dollars, you know, give me that once a month, and I will try to provide you with the thing you asked for. I kind of do that.

But if somebody suddenly said, here's one hundred and fifty thousand dollars and I want two podcasts about this or that, now I can't guarantee the slant or the analysis. But definitely, I'm going to look at that subject very carefully. Want to know who paid it, make sure it wasn't a mistake,

you know, et cetera, et cetera. But maybe in the grand scheme of things, if you got such money pouring in, where one hundred and fifty grand is not a noticeable blip, you know, on your balance sheet, maybe not a big deal. Maybe this kid receiving eighty grand in raises over the past seven years is not a big blip compared to what he was already making. And I've seen people state that, you know, we're looking at maybe he was up to about four hundred thousand dollars a year, and maybe to

him that's being underpaid. And if that's the case, maybe it's because he's aware of the amount of money that's actually taken in by this organization, which is a whole lot more massive than I think a lot of you people realize, and certainly a lot of the people that are still sending him ten dollars donations Alex Jones when they think he's in trouble or when he's under attack, well meaning people who have a hard time earning that ten dollars, still send him ten bucks twenty bucks, and

still buy his products even if they could find same product cheaper or just buy it because it's got his name on it, or doctor Jones or whatever. They go out of their way to put money in his pocket. But would you do that if for some reason you found out AJ was a billionaire? You know, if Elon Musk went around and said, look, I need to dollars from everybody, would you give it to him? Now? I think most of the people that listen to me would not.

They say, look, you have ten dollars times all the listeners that you have here, and it wouldn't even put a tent in your money, So you'll be fine. I mean, if you can raise you know, forty billion dollars to buy Twitter, I'm thinking you don't need my ten. But does AJ need the ten and twenty dollars that he gets from No, No, he doesn't. That's the big ugly secret that nobody could possibly disclose because I don't think

he would let anybody get near it. And he might be a little more nervous about one hundred million dollars settlements and billion dollars worth of damages, you know, because if you knew that would completely swallow everything you own, everything, your empire possesses, everything it could possibly produce. Then you know game over, and you can't possibly do this thing that you've now done for more than a quarter of a century. You can't possibly do it anymore. You're done now?

Are other people over there getting paid thirty grand and struggling and now wondering, what the hell you know? I've been making thirty grand for the past two years. I haven't even made up this guy's raisis in my total earnings and I'm trying to live in Austin. Maybe this guy looked at it and said, I'm only getting four hundred grand when he could pay us all four million and not blink an eye, and we're worth it. I

don't know. I don't know the inside story, but it's weird when you think about this and you think about what people are fighting over, and I see people locally fighting over whether they can get two more dollars an hour from one fast food joint to another, and people arguing over the minimum wage and living wage and all that very small incremental amounts, because when you have very little,

the small amounts mean something. And the larger your war chest, the larger your bank account, the less important it is if you lose five, ten, twenty one hundred dollars, you know. And that's why I take very seriously even when people send me three bucks, because I know somebody made the effort to do that, and either it's they don't think much of me, or they've given something very significant to me, because that person's three dollars could be a rich man's

ten grand, could be a rich man's thousand dollars. You know, the amount of money he's willing to tip a waiting staff. You know, somebody makes a conscious effort to make sure I receive to put toward my efforts. I say to myself, I need to respect that. But these guys who are working in astronomically large numbers, maybe it's not as noticeable. Like I said, the podcaster got caught taking the Russian money, one hundred and fifty grand, not a big deal to him.

I'll give it back even no problem. Well maybe it's because if you take in ten million, one hundred and fifty thousand, well it's kind of significant, but it's not that big a deal if you've already taken in ten million. And meanwhile he's talking about tax returns and talking about the irs and all that. Interesting from a guy who was so freedom oriented a couple of years ago. But anyway, let's go back to AJ and his attacks and his stuff.

And we're gonna close this out real quick because I got a meeting shortly, and I'm gonna get through that meeting and come back and give you a real news blast that doesn't just focus on one incident in the media and a couple of ancillary things that I've covered and commented on, but links to everything in the show notes, just so you know. And uh yeah, and I think

we're gonna call this one. Let me see what have I decided I wrote a quickly typed in a working title for this and it might be AJ Hulk Smash and s FW so Alex Jones Hulk Smash. I angree, AJ, I agree, not safe for work because of all the cursing and stuff that is gonna be in here. And I might even build in one quick commercial break and

then give you a final commentary close it out. And then I got to have a meeting with somebody about lancer business and things like that, which I'm trying to do for no money, for no reward outside of a trip there, and I'm gonna be on my own, I think, for feeding myself for the weekend. But whatever, you know, I actually believe in that cause and I'm doing my best to shape it and make it happen and participate.

So I have to pause from my live broadcast tonight go do that, but I'm gonna come back on the live stream and you'll hear a second podcast if my voice holds up at all. Let's continue on with the Jones clips from again this guy's YouTube channel, which I'll note again before we're done talking tonight.

You piece of garbage? How can you break up with me? It really is like a spawn a spur next girlfriend. But let me continue with the clip and go look up what he means by.

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