The infowars’ January 6th Insurrection and Stochastic Terrorism

The Infowars J6 Insurrection: How infowars, Alex Jones, Owen Shroyer, Donald Trump and Roger Stone Used Stochastic Terrorism to Turn the Mob on the Capitol Police

With The January 6th Report now released and the recommendation to refer Donald Trump to the Department of Justice for prosecution on four charges now the main media talking point of the day, it’s time for a look at the wider picture.

Whist the January 6th Committee conclusion that the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021, was the cause of one man is apt, Trump could not have managed to galvanise his faux-patriot shock troops into action that day without the help of two indespensible allies who have featured regularly here at rebelinfo.com.

These individuals are Alex Jones, whose infowars website provided the initial and ongoing propaganda arm for the Trump 2016 campaign, which continued its misinformation campain right up to and including the 2020 election and the day of January 6th itself. The other is Roger Stone, who served as the bridge between Jones and the Trump campaigns and adminsistration.

A new book has recently been released which details how infowars used its platform to stoke its viewers and listeners into a state of revolutionary zeal in the days leading up to January 6th, 2021.

The Infowars J6 Insurrection: How infowars, Alex Jones, Owen Shroyer, Donald Trump and Roger Stone Used Stochastic Terrorism to Turn the Mob on the Capitol Police by Michael Palmer lays a framework and uses transcripts from infowars own shows (that Alex Jones has since removed from his website) to support the fact that there was an eco-system of right-wing media working in lock-step with the Trump campaign to foment violence on January 6th, 2021.

There was only so much evidence the January 6th Comittee was able to sift through and present in its final report, and of course the kingpin, Donal Trump, had to be their ultimate target.

However, as The January 6th Committee has also pointed out, democracy is still in danger in the United States. That danger lies not just at the ballot box due to gerrymandering and multiples lines of voter suppression but also with media platforms such as infowars which allow individuals such as Alex Jones and Roger Stone to reach millions with their disinformation propaganda campaigns.

rebelinfo.com has long been warning of the danger posed by infowars and Alex Jones and I myself first raised the prospect of a possible attempt to overthrow democracy by Jones, Stone and Trump in my 2016 article “The Strange Relationship of infowars’ Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone” published well before Trump’s election victory.

Sadly, it wasn’t until the events of January 6th, 2021 that people began to take Alex Jones and infowars as a serious threat to U.S. democracy and not just as a crazy conspiracy theorist who had lied about the events of Sandy Hook in order to make a quick (huge) buck.

In the following excerpt from The January 6th Report we read that finally, years after the warning flags had been raised, lawmakers are finally realising the dangers that Alex Jones, infowars and Roger Stone have posed all along.

The question is, what will be done about it?

Excerpt From The January 6th Report:

“One especially notorious conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, repeatedly told
his InfoWars’ viewers that January 6th would be a day of reckoning. Jones
is known for his outlandish conspiracy-mongering, including his baseless
claim that the massacre of school children at Sandy Hook Elementary
School was really a “false flag” operation staged by the U.S. Government. Of
course, his vicious lie was disproven in court, but Jones is obsessed with
“deep state” conspiracy theories and often propagates them. After the
2020 presidential election, Jones argued that President Trump should use
the power of the Government to impose martial law on American citizens.
Along with his InfoWars co-hosts, Jones amplified President Trump’s “Big
“BE THERE, WILL BE WILD!” and relentlessly promoted President Trump’s “wild” protest.

One of Jones’ co-hosts floated the idea of “storming right into the Capitol.”
Jones himself marched to the Capitol January 6th.

Jones’s influence helped shape the planning for January 6th behind the
scenes as well. The Select Committee investigated how event organizers and
the White House staff planned President Trump’s rally at the Ellipse, a park
south of the White House. This event was intended to rile up the President’s
supporters just prior to the joint session of Congress. A wealthy heiress paid
for the event after listening to Jones’ InfoWars rant about the importance of
President Trump’s tweet. She spent $3 million with the goal to “get as
many people there as possible.” It worked—Americans who believed the
election was stolen flocked to the Nation’s capital.”

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Mike Pompeo & CIA Discussed Assassinating WikiLeaks Julian Assange – Proof USA was Gaslighted

For years leading up to the United States Presidential Election in 2016, infowars’ Alex Jones had been a publicly vocal supporter of Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange.

It was one of Jones go to topics to use to whip his audience up into a revolutionary frenzy and prove that “the government is always lying.”

It was also a handy branch to hoodwink the unsure listener to The Alex Jones Show, that Jones is a freedom of speech and liberty sort of guy.

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Jones is a Prostitute of Mammon, willing to sell his soul to a criminal scheme that allegedly wanted to overthrow democracy in The United States, and install Donald Trump as a fascist dictator.

For further info on the fingerprints of the alleged 21^st Century Business Plot to overthrow democracy in The United States, go here.

Trump didn’t have much to say about WikiLeaks prior to the 2016 United States Presidential campaign, until Roger Stone got involved with a middleman, who advised him that Julian Assange’s WikiLeaks had a trove of emails stolen from a Democratic Party server.

The emails were later released, which many believe was one of the deciding factors in the 2016 vote, tipping the balance in favour of Donald Trump.

The emails were also the basis for the ridiculous “Pizzagate” scandal that never was.

Pizzagate, was, and still is, a right-wing conspiracy whose believers imagined that mentions of pizza and cheese in John Podesta’s emails, were codewords used by an elite satanic conspiracy of child abusers and murderers – who numbered Tom Hanks among the ranks.

The Pizzagate flap came to a head when an armed fanatical believer turned up at Comet Pingpong to investigate the phony flap.

The believer was named Edgar Maddison Welch, who was reported to be a “deeply religious father of two.”

A deeply religious man, with an AR-15 rifle and a poor grasp of facts. 

It’s not scary in the slightest to think that there are millions of Edgar Maddison Welch’s all over the United States.

Jesus would have loved that!

Before he was sentenced to four years in prison, Welch admitted to the New York Times, “the intel wasn’t that great.”

Word!

This being the case, it is no surprise that Trumps acolytes could continue supporting him, even though he was blatantly gaslighting them in more ways than can be tracked.

The most prominent gaslighting, however, was Trumps professed support for Julian Assange and WikiLeaks.

After the WikiLeaks trove of Democratic Party emails was released online, Trump said, “I love Wikileaks.”

However, according to this report from theguardian.com, it wasn’t too long after the 2016 Presidential Election that:

“Some senior officials inside the CIA and the Trump administration went as far as to request “sketches” or “options” for killing Assange. “There seemed to be no boundaries,” a former senior counterterrorist official was quoted as saying.”

At the same time as Pompeo and officials inside the CIA were talking about plots to murder Assange, Alex Jones and Roger Stone on infowars, were still letting their audience believe that there was a plot to break Assange free from the room he had lived in for years, under de-facto house arrest in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London and get him to the United States where Trump would grant him a pardon.

Alex Jones and Roger Stone were obviously worried that should the truth get out about the Trump administrations real plans for Assange, that the pitchforks would be out for them, so they continued to push the free Julian Assange meme, whilst also benefitting from increased viewing numbers for their sham support.

If Trump supporters really wanted to do their homework and their own research, they would have likely come to the conclusion that Trump’s intentions towards Assange and Wikilieaks, would likely be the same as his professed previous intentions for Edward Snowden – Investigation and perhaps the death penalty.

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The rights and wrongs of what Assange did, and his arguably unwitting association with the source of the leaked Democratic emails are up for discussion, but one this is for sure.

Assange will be under no doubt he helped another bunch of bloodthirsty lunatics into the Whitehouse in what could have, and maybe will still end up us, the most gullible, and strangest, suicide note in history.

The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump, and Roger Stone – Part 10 – Psychic Vampires

It seems to come as a shock to many who have arrived at the anti-establishment end of the political spectrum via Alex Jones and other similar channels, that they could have been so used and lied to by the political elite.

To you I would say, welcome to the party. To paraphrase an earlier writer on matters of conspiracy and political intrigue – a writer who thought, wrote and communicated with far more clarity, lucidity, humor and common sense about such matters (that writer being Robert Anton Wilson), – when two human beings get together to make plans for business and politics, they rarely do it for the benefit of the common man.

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The only person who ultimately controls your own reality is you.

You can make your world the most fun, hopeful and inspiring place to live, or you can fill it full of fear, demons and terror, where behind every door is a monster waiting to take away your heart, your soul, the cash from your pocket, your freedom and ultimately your very humanity.

When you sense that monster behind the door, you are sensing worlds being built for you by the likes of Alex Jones and Donald Trump.

Two vampires, who are adept at accessing the very worst that the depths of your own psyche has to offer, who then direct the negative energy this generates from their audiences in very specific directions, in order to achieve their own desperate hunger for wealth, power and control.

You need to ask yourself, is that a world I really want to inhabit?

And is that a paradigm I shall willingly choose to allow my emotional energies to be used to build, with no pay off in return, bar a state of permanent fear and paranoia?

What is clear, is that the neoliberal political consensus in the Western world is being tested, by a seismic shift in the political landscape that has caught the technocrats off guard.

In the United States, those who have ruled the military game for so long, whatever the party flavor of the sitting president, are being squeezed out of the political fray by shifting demographics.

We would be foolish to believe that they will give up power so easily.

Those who have no respect for democracy outside their own borders when it does not do their own bidding, will have little respect for democracy within their own borders, when it fails to meet and further their own ends.

Be under no illusion, democracy is in peril in the United States, and it is in peril from exactly those people on the right of the political spectrum who are currently shouting ‘Freedom’ the loudest, and protesting that the current system isn’t working.

We all know in the West that many of our government’s domestic and foreign policies are failing, or failing that, broken beyond repair.

We need however to be extremely wary of who is behind the emerging political parties, activist groups, and media outlets, and what resources they have to hand, and for whose benefit those resources are intended to be used.

Join us for the final episode of – The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump, and Roger Stone.

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The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone – Part 6 – Enter Donald Trump

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Trump himself has even appeared on Jones show for an extended interview, where Jones kid gloved him with the lightest of interrogations and fawning adulation. The whole spectacle was an embarrassment and should be used as an example of the woeful level of Trump’s adequacy for office on a regular basis throughout the campaign.

The trouble is, there is so much intrigue that the U.S. state has got itself involved in over the decades that the establishment appears reticent to give Jones the oxygen of publicity, perhaps lest he shines light on the many occasions when they have been caught red handed with their hands inside the cookie jar, or worse.

With this being the case, Jones appears to be living by the maxim that if you throw enough faeces at a target, some of it’s going to stick, so the quality of what misses, isn’t really a problem. They aren’t going to say anything because they don’t want people to know he is there saying what he’s saying.

Jones has perfected a range of old time skills for his radio show routines, including the cold calling technique, much beloved by mediums and psychics.

Any regular viewer or listener of his shows will know that Jones is forever making predictions of ‘big’ events that are about to happen, mainly terrifying things, such as terrorist bombings, wars, the imposition of martial law etc.

If you make enough broad predictions, you are eventually going to get something pretty close to the mark.

An overwhelming majority of his predictions disappear into the ether.

When he is in the ballpark, Jones milks it for all the ‘told you so’s’ he can get while conveniently omitting to remind his listeners he has an extremely poor hit rate for someone who supposedly has the inside baseball on so much secret intelligence.

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The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone – Part 5-Enter Roger Stone

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Donald Trump needs outsider credentials and Trump’s long time friend Roger Stone knows just the man……

Alex Jones is Trump’s biggest cheerleader and his influence, like it or not, is playing a big part in the trajectory of this U.S. election cycle. So much so that Trump’s “ex campaign manager” is regularly popping up on Jones daily Infowars radio show (which is also televised live on the web) with exclusive “inside baseball” reports from the Trump campaign. It could very well be that Roger Stone understands that the burgeoning anti-establishment, right wing patriot tea party constituency, could be the deciding factor in this U.S. election cycle.

Stone proclaiming he is an ex-Trump insider, now fighting the ‘outsiders’ cause, outside of the Trump camp, gives Trump plausible deniability of not being too close to Jones and his wilder flights of conspiracy theory, whilst at the same time giving Trump the anti-establishment credentials required for his run and a voice inside the conspiracy movement. For Stone to claim that he himself is anti-establishment is a wheeze that only the most ardent of Jones believers could fall for. He has worked on campaigns responsible for the election of Nixon, Reagan and W Bush. Arguably the three presidents who have done more to trash the U.S. constitution and wage war against their own citizens and those of other countries, via a variety of means, than any others in history.

A visit to Roger Stone’s Wikipedia entry is highly instructive, we learn that:

In the first grade, he broke into politics to further John F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign:

“I remember going through the cafeteria line and telling every kid that Nixon was in favor of school on Saturdays…It was my first political trick”.

When he was a junior and vice president of the student government at a high school in northern Westchester County, New York, he manipulated the ouster of the president and succeeded him. Stone recalled how he ran for election as president for his senior year:

“[I] built alliances and put all my serious challengers on my ticket. Then I recruited the most unpopular guy in the school to run against me. You think that’s mean? No, it’s smart.”

Stone has built a career out of manipulation, underhand techniques and lying. He’s a natural bedfellow, for both Trump and Jones.

It’s a win-win for everyone. Jones gets the ‘respectability’ of having the Republican presidential nominee as an endorser of his brand and with that increased ratings, advertising revenues and customers for his infowars life, health product range. The association by proxy of Stone with Jones serves to give Trump a bona fide boost to his image as an outsider not of the political elite (quite a feat for a billionaire from New York, wouldn’t you say?) and Stone once again burnishes his reputation as a man that will do and say anything and make alliances with anyone to get his job done, a ruthless and efficient political operator second to none in his field. That field being the field of lying.

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The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone – Part 4

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Jones reels in many an aggrieved listener and viewer with his anti-big government, anti-corporate, anti-system diatribes, however his favorite conspiracies often serve as a foil for legitimate concerns. Take for example, a favorite topic of Alex Jones, the Chemtrail conspiracy, whereby governments are said to be poisoning humanity and the planet via chemicals added to the fuel of military and passenger jets. which are then dispersed via vapor trail plumes from the engines.

Never mind that this would be a singularly ineffective way to dose a given area in poison, and more to the point, the presence of persistent jet exhausts or contrails in the atmosphere is wholly supported by good science, without the need for an all-pervading deadly conspiracy to explain their presence.

Those who Jones encourages to engage their time investigating this supposed conspiracy, may otherwise find themselves part of the movement against the more pressing (and demonstrably real) problem of air pollution caused by jet engines and automobile usage.

Instead, Jones leads nonthinkers down a garden path, where our leaders are supposedly engaged in a plot to poison a planet, and eco-system, that also sustains themselves and their own families.

One of Jones’ ways of accounting for this anomaly, is that many of our leaders are in communication with ‘alien intelligence’ and are planning to leave this planet, to live “off world” in a trans-humanist paradise once they have merged with machines.

Well, I suppose it’s obvious, isn’t it?

Another benefit for Jones of conspiracies such as chemtrails, is that it gives him a chance to give his range of health products a push, on the basis that the government is trying to poison you, and you need to take action to protect yourself. Just like a snake oil salesman, Jones introduces a problem that doesn’t exist, and then provides miracle cures for all ills.

As for climate change, apparently it doesn’t exist, and it is all a conspiracy to tax one of the basic building blocks of life, carbon. Trump agrees with Jones that global warming doesn’t exist.

It helps Trump conveniently play to big oil interests, whilst at the same time applying to have a sea wall built next to one of his golf courses in Ireland, to mitigate the risk of flooding caused by rising sea levels, which is being caused by climate change.

So, in the world of Donald Trump, climate change does and doesn’t exist at the same time.

It’s a bit like Schrödinger’s cat, which can be alive and dead at the same time, except it’s not a cat in a box with a poison pellet that can activate at any point, its Donald Trump’s mind, which can spew any information at any random moment, and the contents of any statement can be in complete contradiction to any previous or future statement.

There are a lot of things we don’t know about Donald Trump. What we do know of course, is that if there is a sea wall, it will be a big, beautiful sea wall.

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Did Donald Trump Even Know the Plan for The January 6 Insurrection?

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If the coup plotters thought they had the support of some of the military, and enough protesters on the ground on the day of January 6 twenty twenty-one, would they have even needed to tell Donald Trump exactly what they were plotting in advance?

In fact with his record of not keeping quiet about anything, surely it would have been too risky.

As William Burroughs might have said:

“The best real estate agent, is the real estate agent that doesn’t know he’s an agent.”

Easier and more efficient then, to keep whipping up the public hysteria, whilst feeding Trump soundbite suggestions via the news channels which everyone knows he watches obsessively and keep making those suggestions more and more specific to the way you have planned the events to unfold.

Even in meetings with Trump, coup plotters would need to be careful.  Other White House staff could easily overhear them and get word out about the plot.

Yes, of course we all know that Flynn visited The White House in December and put the plans to Trump to enact martial law to re-run the election.

But were they really going to say in The White House:

“Look Don’, we’ve got all these people coming down, Alex Jones at infowars has been whipping them into a revolutionary frenzy over this.  We’ve got his sidekick, that ridiculous Owen Shroyer scheduled in to call for the taking of all Capitol Buildings by force and he’s going to say he hates the police, and they need to get out of our way and stand down.

“We’ve got plenty of military back up, Don.  Plenty of troops with us.

“What you say Don?

“Shall we have an insurrection and use it as a cover to declare a national emergency and re-run the election under martial law?”

No, I think they would need to be somewhat more subtle than that.

In The White House at least.

But not much.

Trump’s presidential advisors talked him out of Flynn’s plan for military rule in the United States, but Flynn’s shenanigans did not stop there, and he continued his media tours of martial law duty.

Michael Flynn’s suggestions as to what Trump should do as the day of January 6 approached, which he shouted from many media outlets, bear particular scrutiny when juxtaposed with the incitement that was occurring in December and early January over at Alex Jones’ infowars outfit.

Perhaps they thought Trump was even more idiotic than the rest of the world thought, and he would take the bait on their hare-brained plot.

And where and with whom did Flynn decide to hold his final major media appearance on January 5th, twenty twenty-one?

You guessed it, Alex Jones’ infowars.

It really doesn’t take a genius to work this stuff out.

But then again, it is the United States.

And a nod is as good as a wink to a blind man.

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The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone – Part 3

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We pick up our story from the last episode of the seminal 2016 article, The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone where we left off……

……when we find that the outlets of ‘news’ and information that we have previously trusted are sorely lacking and perhaps even poisonous to our psychological well-being, where is it that we turn for clarity and trusted sources?

How do we assess the tsunami of information headed towards us and ascertain facts from opinion and again reasoned opinion from mere fluff?

We all know, deep down, that there was something deeply troubling with the story we were told about the events of 9/11.

We don’t have to believe in the wilder conspiracy theories about that day and the events leading up to it, to know that something wasn’t quite right.

Take the youtube curiosity video from author of Welcome to Terrorland, Daniel Hopsicker, where he interviews Mohamed Atta’s girlfriend, Amanda Keller?

You remember that one, right?

Oh!

Guess you didn’t hear about that!

You can read more about Amanda Keller’s story in Daniel’s book, Welcome to Terrorland, here

We all know some Western governments allowed their populations to somehow believe that Saddam Hussein was in some way responsible for the bombing of the twin towers, hence galvanizing public opinion, especially in the USA, in favor of a costly prolonged war.

A war that has served as nothing more than to have created today, the exact situation across a huge region of the planet that we were originally led to believe that we were going to confront in the first place.

The truth is that that problem wasn’t there over a decade ago.

We have given birth to a monster, which fifteen years ago was but a pregnant demonic spectre in the imaginations of the leaders who sent our peers, friends and family members into a war that needn’t have been fought.

The death and destruction of the lives of hundreds and thousands of men, women, and children.

What the hell were we fighting for?

It wasn’t even for the oil.

Before the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Al-Qaeda simply didn’t exist in Iraq. It didn’t exist in Iraq at all.

When we hear a self-proclaimed freedom fighter raising many of the issues which over the last fifteen or so years have made us feel uneasy, and often downright angry, it is easy to sympathize and imagine he is speaking for the common man, woman, or child.

But is he really speaking for us all?

Mr Alex Jones professes to believe in freedom, freedom of speech, and freedom from oppressive government.

Alex Jones was an early cheerleader for Edward Snowden, who so fearlessly exposed the invasion of our western governments into our personal lives via digital means.

Now Mr Jones has moved his allegiances to back prospective Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.

And what is Donald Trump’s view on Edward Snowden and how he should be dealt with? He believes Snowden should face trial and perhaps execution.

Now, as Jones was originally calling the government traitorous for their snooping, as exposed by Snowden, how does he square that with support for someone that is calling for increased surveillance and the execution of a fellow patriot and freedom fighter

A man who was upholding his oath to the constitution?

Join us for the next episode of The Strange Relationship of Infowars’ Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone.

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The Strange Relationship of Infowars’ Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone Part 2

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Following yesterdays introduction, lets now continue with the article proper as we follow the, then blossoming romance of the three amigos in:

The Strange Relationship of Infowars’ Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone

Alex Jones represents the dumming-down of rebellion and a co-opting of the unestablished order of counter cultural forces.

He stands as a pied piper at the gates of hell, ready to lead you along myriad blind alleys of stupidities and cultural divisions.

A provider of easy targets for the prejudices of the disillusioned, discontent, and angry.

For those who know and remember, there have long been loose knit counter cultural movements that have worked tirelessly and fearlessly to expose the wrong doings of corrupt governments and systems around the world.

They have protested loudly against corruption, criminal wars, blatant lies and the propaganda that has been employed to keep citizens, who knows. perhaps even you, pacified and under control. They have, in the main, been peaceful, implacable and above all, inclusive and tolerant.

This zealot would have you believe that all those counter cultural forces that have been pushing back against a corrupt system, are actually tools of that self-same system. If that were the case, why one may ask, was the counter-intelligence program specifically tasked with attacking and disrupting the counter culture movement and black activists?

Something in your narrative Mr Alex Jones, just doesn’t add up.

 Now why would that be?

Many citizens around the world are now awakening to the fact that, for many, many years, in fact for much of history, those in control of governments and business have been solely concerned with greasing their own palms and using tools of communication such as television, radio and newspapers as methods to keep populations asleep as to their true intentions, whilst at the same time disseminating information that often serves to encourage people to act en-masse against their own best interests.

With the advent of the digital age and the birth of social media, the suppression of the flow of information has become more or less impossible – save at the barrel of a gun – serving as a precursor to the sudden awakening of huge segments of the population to the fact that they are often being lied to on a massive scale.

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Understandably people are angry. However, there is now a mass of information to drown in.

Much of this information is useful, much of it useless and much of it downright deceitful.

When we find that the outlets of ‘news’ and information that we have previously trusted are sorely lacking, and perhaps even poisonous to our psychological well-being, where is it that we turn for clarity and trusted sources?

How do we assess the tsunami of information headed towards us and ascertain facts from opinion and again reasoned opinion from mere fluff?

Come back soon and find out in the next episode of The Strange Relationship of Infowars Alex Jones, Donald Trump and Roger Stone.

Alt-Right Lurch for New UK Broadcaster Ends in Disaster

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A brand-new national UK news channel has lost its big-name anchor after the resignation of Andrew Neil, its lead presenter and chairman.

GB News, which first went live on June 13^th 2021, has been battered by numerous disasters since the first day of broadcast.

Despite technical problems, things seemed hopeful at the outset, but it didn’t take long for things to sour:

“336,000 viewers tuned in to see the launch of GB News. A month after its launch, its daily viewership of just over 1 million trailed Sky News’ 2.5 to 3 million viewers.

Audience figures subsequently fell dramatically, and on 14 July, audience figures dropped so low they were reported as zero by the ratings measurement board BARB at least twice on the day, attributed to regular viewers boycotting the station after one of its presenters, Guto Harri, took a knee on-air in solidarity with the England football team.”

Andrew Neil’s resignation from GB News was reported at theguardian.com as follows:

“The ex-BBC host was the face of GB News before it went on air in June but has left after presenting just eight programmes in three months. He was unhappy with technical mistakes, the loss of top staff and its political direction.

In the end Neil was outmanoeuvred by the former Ukip leader Nigel Farage, who is now the channel’s best-known figure, along with a number of more stridently right-wing hires keen to address culture war issues.”

Farage was added to the roster of GB News pundits one week after launch and stepped up when Neil became absent.

But the consequences of Brexit are slowly becoming clear.  Supermarket shelves are becoming empty due to a catastrophic supply-chain breakdown. The cause is a mass exodus from the U.K. of Eastern-European lorry drivers who left the country following Britain’s exit from Europe, and Britain’s Brexit bonus has failed to materialise for most of the population.

Nigel Farage’s popularity has taken a dive in line with his GB News viewing figures.

Nigel could, of course, attempt to further his goal of polar factionalism, finding anyone else to blame for GB News’ and his problems, preferably foreign and lefty.

However, the pesky British broadcasting rules insist on impartiality (to a degree) for national broadcasters, preventing the culture-war hate-fest GB News has been itching to foist on the UK public.

Safe to assume we will soon be being told by the politically informed soccer thug, that the UK broadcasting regulator, Ofcom, is a culturally Marxist operation in cahoots with the BBC, the New World Order and al-Qaeda.

Aye, vile indeed!