- On Thursday’s Infowars broadcast, Steele appeared to connect the kidnapped children being held captive on Mars to pedophile rings who allegedly use children for their youthful body parts and energy.
“Pedophilia does not stop with sodomizing children,” Steele said. “It goes straight into terrorizing them to adrenalize their blood and then murdering them. It also includes murdering them so that they can have their bone marrow harvested as well as body parts.”
“This is the original growth hormone,” Jones said.
“Yes, it's an anti-aging thing,” Steele replied.
What the fuck did I just read?
Wait, that's not how bone marrow is supposed to be consumed?
- Oven to 450F
- Salt the exposed marrow if you're feeling fancy
- Stand bones up in a casserole dish
- Roast in oven for 20 minutes *
- Remove from oven
- Eat
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* Time is dependent on cut. Beef is assumed, Child will probably reduce cook time.
I really appreciate this recipe. I think I will try throwing in some mixed veggies for flavor and you can never eat too many veggies. Unless you can. I actually have no clue. Can a person eat too many veggies?
Something similar happened to me when I was younger from drinking too much orange juice. My hands and feet turned yellow from drinking it so often, but it's not completely my fault that it was my beverage of choice. Ahh, sweet orange juice. I hardly ever drink it anymore.
Too much Vitamin C is also bad.
So I guess, in answer to your question, I guess it is possible to have too many fruits and veggies. ;)
Would that really be having too much though? I don't remember any other negative effects besides discoloration of the skin, but is that really so bad to consider it to be too much?
Well, I know different vegetables contain different chemicals. When I used to take boxing classes, someone told me that if I ever started to do veggie smoothies that I should have a lot of variety and rotate the vegetables I use to reduce the risk of alkaloid buildup. I'm not a nutritionist, so I don't know if that's actually a thing or just bro-science.
My research says that alkaloid buildup is in fact a reasonable concern, just in case you were still curious about it
It's far towards the bad end of the distribution, but there's still enough people alive to make it marketable.
If Alex Jones wasn't filling the niche, someone else would.
I guess as Hubski's resident NASA rep, I can tell you that NASA doesn't give two shits about this crap. There've always been conspiracies, but usually alien-centric (duh, sorry). Conspiracy theorists have really stepped it up (or down?) lately. What a time to be alive!
You know, that's actually a really good question to be asking, in this unique time in our history.
Do people really believe this shit?
Well, no.
Until they do.
The dude that believed Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring out of the basement of a pizza parlor (which had no basement) walked into the building with an AR-15 and fired off a round to get people's attention that he was "investigating this situation."
He's now in jail, and nobody is dead.
But he had just gotten his internet connection a couple of months earlier. Friends were sending him crazypants Alexjones bullshit, and he had not grown up with the internet, and had no filters to process this stuff.
In every sense, the guy is just a normal dude. He's not some raving loony without a job who lives in a pickup truck. He's just a guy. A redneck from the country who heard children were being harmed, and he felt like he needed to take action. To help them out.
So no. Nobody CREATING this stuff believes it.
And most of the people listening to it don't actually believe it either.
But the more insane the big lies, the easier it is to weave in the "little" ones. Climate change is a hoax. The gummint is comin' to take yer guns. Mexicans are flooding across the border and sapping our Social Security system.
When the speakers are cranked to 11 all the time, it is really hard to make out the finer details in the music. It gets lost in the noise.
This is the business model for Fox News, Huffington Post, Alex Jones, and all the other nutballz out there: Keep em scared, so they will listen to your wisdom and follow you through the darkness. Of course, the darkness is completely manufactured, and all ya gotta do is walk over and flip on the lightswitch to see it's all a sham... but then you have to know the light switch exists. And which direction to walk in the dark to get to it.
And that's hard.
OK. When I asked Dala to post this, she showed it to me while I was rolling balls of cookie dough, so I was only skimming the article. I had no idea it was that fucked up.
Which brings me to this question. How does this guy have such a radio show? I'm not saying "Oh no, how could we let this kind of thing happen? The First Amendment is awful!" What I'm asking is, who listens to this stuff? Do people actually take it that seriously or is this more like gawking at the weirdos? Cause I'll be honest with you, I thought television shows about alien pyramids and secret societies were a bit too much. This here, is a whole different level.
Art Bell was entertaining and interesting. When you listened to Art, it seemed like you got a good source of entertainment like a decent tv show and it was nothing more than that. But once Art left, Coasy to Coast really changed to a more conspiracy based show and this helped open up and expose people like Alex Jones to a wider audience. Art had built the audience up but once he left that audience didn't disappear over night. So with that exposure, people like Alex Jones could grab a part of that audience and hang on for a while before greater times for conspiracy and that is happening right now with Trump in office as conspiracy theories seem to be the normal things these days. Conspiracy used to be its own little niche but now it's really out in the open thanks to the Internet and programs like Coast to Coast.
I think it suggests the public's desire to consume kooky conspiracy crap has always been with us.
Sure it's come a long ways since Art started his broadcast in the 80's but a vein of gold that has always been there for the wacky or unethical to mine.
Art seemed like a gentle soul, Alex Jones seems like a total bastard.
- the public's desire to consume kooky conspiracy crap has always been with us.
This is probably giving the conspiracy 'community' too much credit, but we desire mystery. We desire myth and legend. We live in an era where all the great myths have been/are being torn down.
All that longing for the mysterious has to go somewhere.
Below is one of my favorite journalists, Jon Ronson, exploring secret conspiracies with one of my least favorite "journalists", Alex Jones.
In 2000.
Long story short: This guy has a radio show because
(1) the Soviet Union collapsed
(2) "Liberals", under Clinton, took over the country
(3) "Liberals", under Clinton, murdered Randy Weaver's wife and child
(4) "Liberals," under Clinton, murdered all those fine people at Waco exactly one year later
Thus, black helicopters, NWO, secret NATO road signs, and the general unhingement of the American Right: without Reagan Republicans calling the shots against the Evil Empire, any Thinking Patriot can tell that the liberal brainslugs are trying to sap our Precious Bodily Fluids.