Topic: Infowarriors

4 chapters across the catalog

Alex Jones describes his relationship with his audience as a partnership in building a new civilization rather than a simple broadcaster-listener dynamic. He uses a "sheepdog" metaphor to describe his role in protecting the public from "wolves" or tyrants, stating he is bred for this fight. He urges listeners to get engaged by starting their own podcasts, running for office, or simply sharing the broadcast to counter the "cycle of decadence."

In the final segment, the host encourages "InfoWarriors" to fight for the family and national sovereignty by supporting the Alex Jones Store. He describes the benefits of the VIP program and various supplements like Shilajit and Methylene Blue. The show concludes with a lighthearted exchange about the physical "tingling" and high-energy effects of Methylene Blue, jokingly comparing the sensation to "Palpatine love" and "unlimited power."

In response to the WEF's recruitment of 110,000 information warriors, Alex Jones and his callers discuss formalizing an "Army of InfoWarriors." This initiative would include a code of ethics and a blueprint for citizen action to counter globalist propaganda. Jones admits that he has been recognized as a leader by elements within the military and intelligence communities who are looking for a populist resistance to follow.

CDC Confirms COVID Vaccines Causing Death, Plus Trump Team Puts On “Defense” - FULL SHOW 2/12/21
2:47:07 - 2:50:45

CDC Confirms COVID Vaccines Causing Death, Plus Trump Team Puts On “Defense” - FULL SHOW 2/12/21

Globalist Fear, Birthrights, InfoWarriors

The globalist elite are described as being fearful of the human potential to reclaim spiritual birthrights and individual sovereignty. Begich encourages listeners to replace doubt with faith and to take daily actions in favor of reclaiming the democratic republic. He concludes by urging "InfoWarriors" to support the network and engage in the ongoing struggle to restore the values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.