While the entire world tuned into the Super Bowl Sunday evening, evolutionary biologist and Darkhorse Podcast host Bret Weinstein and Alex Jones filmed a two-hour discussion on the fate of humanity.
Alex Jones highlighted what he saw as the core problems, mentioning issues like open borders, currency devaluation, and the general destabilization of society.
Jones commented, “They [powers that be] can’t ever actually build anything. So they’re sitting there going, ‘Look what a great artist I am,’ smashing things, and then society looks like a Jackson Pollock. But how are they ever going to paint a Rembrandt?”
“They’re not,” replied Weinstein. “What they have recognized is that they have no use for us. And I wish that was an exaggeration, but you can see this so clearly in what they did to the public over COVID.”
The following is a short list of destructive COVID policies that seem like they were intended to kill and cause harm, rather than save lives:
#1 - Early treatment was smeared and suppressed. Doctors faced severe punishment for prescribing/promoting HCQ and ivermectin.
#2 - Hospitals pushed Remdesivir and ventilators on COVID patients, two regimens that were not just highly lucrative, but also highly detrimental to patient outcomes. According to Dr. Joseph Mercola, in the first weeks of the COVID outbreak, “76.4% of COVID-19 patients (aged 18 to 65) in New York City who were placed on ventilators died.”
#3 - “There was never an argument that made any sense for delivering those shots to healthy young people.”
#4 - Shots quickly extended to pregnant women, young children, and babies, the last people you would want to inject without knowing the long-term consequences.
#5 - Once we discovered the shots did not control disease, the argument for injecting young people went away, but authorities continued pushing them anyway.
#6 - The media and authorities cared so much about “saving lives” during COVID. But now that COVID is behind us and excess deaths remain high, no one in authority cares to investigate what’s causing it.
#7 - “To this day, Harvard apparently just reinitiated their policy of requiring those shots for their own students.”
After reflecting on the big picture, Weinstein remarked, “Whatever is driving doesn’t care that it is going to kill people who have long lives of potentially important contributions to make.”
The full two-hour conversation is available below:
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