7 chapters across the catalog
Strategy 7 involves motivating people by involving them in a "crusade" against a hated enemy. The hosts discuss Elon Musk's role as a "Tony Stark" figure leading a crusade for free speech, and the "morale boost" provided by the return of Alex Jones to X. They analyze how deplatforming creates "martyrs" and "flesh wounds" that further energize online "armies."
The hosts discuss the professional risks faced by doctors who dissent from the approved COVID-19 narrative, noting that many are stripped of their credentials and "deplatformed." They criticize the shift from "doctors" to "providers," arguing that the modern medical system is designed to diagnose and prescribe rather than treat the whole patient. This transition is linked to the overwhelming financial influence of the pharmaceutical industry.
Minister Louis Farrakhan is cited regarding the "Willie Lynch" methods of division. The hosts note that Farrakhan and Alex Jones were among the first to be "digitally lynched" through deplatforming. They argue that the modern focus on intersectionality and "alphabet soup" gender identities is a continuation of the Lynch strategy, designed to keep various subgroups "knife fighting" for small pieces of social influence while remaining under total surveillance.
The hosts discuss the difficulty of building new tools outside of the established "white supremacist" or globalist platforms. They address the gender divide in tech and the "pick-me" label used against women who do not align with mainstream feminism. The segment emphasizes that men and women are a "package deal" and that the current social manipulation is designed to pit them against each other.
The discussion shifts to the systematic removal of the social media platform Parlor from the internet by Silicon Valley competitors. While mainstream narratives focus on domestic terrorism, the hosts characterize the event as an epitome of anti-competitive behavior. They also reference a recent appearance on Hotel Jesus's show and the importance of providing news without the typical media slant to maintain mental sanity.
Alex Jones's public "meltdown" regarding the QAnon Shaman and his split with David Knight are discussed as examples of the "divide and conquer" strategy. The hosts argue that the pressure of de-platforming causes allies to turn on each other to avoid being "affiliated" with the latest media target. They lament the loss of unity among independent media voices.
In a throwback clip from episode 23, Tavis Smiley reports that Black America lost ground in every leading economic category during the decade of the Obama presidency. The hosts discuss Smiley's subsequent "cancellation" and the lack of tangible progress for Black families between 2008 and 2016.
