This all happened before when the Peace Movement was infested with LSD back in the 60's. Also, add in Rogan's non-stop promotion of weed. As powerful as modern marijuana has become, and knowing a lot of kids and young people look up to and listen to him, constantly promoting it the way he does seems more than simply negligence. It seems more like part of the agenda to dissuade dissent against the New World Order, in the masses.

Badmouthing past guests and dead people is one sure fire way to make people not like you. And it seems, the JRE has built such a cult following, that the daring of what they say and about whom they say things has reached unimpeachable status. I drew the line at the badmouthing legendary comedian Bill Hicks. The late Bill Hicks mixed his comedy with philosophy and is one of the most celebrated and infamous comics in history. It can even be said that his popularity grew after his death with the advent of YouTube, (pre-censorship era). But, on a JRE with guest Ari Sharrif, he and Rogan badmouthed Bill Hicks asking, "Where's the joke?". And when you consider all of Ari Shaffir's act is all about pick up artist bullshit, poop, and dicks, and compare that to the thought provoking work of Hicks, again the New World Order agenda seems to creep into the JRE. Why would anyone bring up a dead comedian who had thought provoking comedy? Would it be that there is an agenda to stem the tide of thought provoking questions?

Another example of a technique I feel is being used by Joe Rogan is distraction. He seems to entertain the rantings of Eddy Bravo and his Flat Earth ideas a bit too often. The idea is so silly and ancient that anyone with two braincells to rub together would not even consider the idea. And it makes me think Eddy Bravo is part of the agenda as his charisma is being used here to promote a distraction. And arguing about a flat Earth being the waste of time that it is, only paints the JRE further into a corner as a tool of the New World Order.

Granted, I do not subscribe to a lot of what Steven Greer has to say. But, he did organize one of the biggest and most important events in world history, and that was the National Press Club brief on UFOs. Over 80 former government workers came forward to disclose their experiences with UFOs. That was right before 911. And After Greer promoted a film on the JRE, the very next podcast, Rogan and Brian Redban went on and on about how Greer is "batshit crazy". Perhaps his CSETI protocols are ridiculous. Discrediting someone when they are not there to defend themselves, again speaks of an agenda to sway an audience into a specific vector of thinking. What was Rogan so worried about that he could not criticize Greer to his face? Was Greer's research into alternative energy going to come to the forefront in a context that would have struck a cord with the audience?

Although the JRE episode with Bobcat contains a rather narrow view of the UFO field, it also contains one of the best stories ever when Bobcat talks about doing his stand-up act at the Gathering of the Juggalos. And it is these moments that are so great and fantastically funny that help draw people to the JRE. And sadly once you get a loyal audience, sprinkling in agenda will ultimately be taken in as fact.

Another example of discrediting came in the form of discrediting an entire genre. Once again, it was UFOs. And regardless of what you think about it, there is solid radar, gun camera, and trained observer evidence that there is something in the Earth's atmosphere that is not man-made. What it is and where is comes from is pure speculation. But during an interview with Bobcat Goldthwait, that was specifically promoting a film about Bigfoot, both the guest and Rogan had negative things to say about UFO research. Granted, there are a lot of ridiculous people out there. The worst of course being Corey Goode and his Blue Chicken people crap. But, for a guy who sells his podcast as "openminded", this was yet another example of a New World Order agenda being foisted on the impressionable minds of his fans. This is because over time, one of the most important questions about UFOs is "What is powering them?". And if you ask this question, you begin to see the disparity in a fossil fuel run world vs hidden technologies that could liberate humanity. And promoting the New World Order viewpoint by distracting people with mystery simians, over the liberation of humanity, reeks of agenda.

Here Joe Rogan lays down some basic metaphysics. Is my take on Joe Rogan a product of some sort of negative disorder I see the world with? Or has years of meditation opened my eyes to a ruthless and calculating person Hell-bent on promoting a specific agenda? Is his point of view skewed by an outside agenda or is he coming to his own conclusions?

Ironically, Joe Rogan is filled with all sorts of wisdom. And, it seems that over time, he has either been compromised by a New World Order agenda, or has given into the status quo peer pressure from his fellow comedians. Or, it could be that my view of his outlook is perhaps we do not see that he is a product of Hollywood. Granted, he broke away from the cycle of auditioning for film & TV roles, and has created enough of a following to draw huge crowds for his stand-up when he tours. So, with all the faults I've found in Joe Rogan in this article, I will accept that perhaps he is simply a product of his environment. And that idea might comfort you. But, for me, that ship has sailed. It's because I've watched his show too many times to accept that the totality of what he believes is simply a point of view. And in fact I've come to view his entire outlook with so much skepticism, that I had to write this blog about him.

For a long time, I was skeptical of my own observations about the JRE. But, that ended when after he had on Alex Jones for JRE 911, and he badmouthed him afterwards. Granted, Jones is impulsive and caustic sometimes. But again, badmouthing a guest when they are not in the studio to defend themselves comes off as having an agenda to promote. And perhaps many people here believe that Jones is also a disinformation agent. But, when Joe Rogan badmouthed Jones only weeks before the deplatforming of infowars, it made me reopen this line of thinking.

But, perhaps Joe Rogan got in too deep for his ethical guidelines to handle. In a recent JRE with Jimmy Dore, the podcast discusses the slippery slope we are on censoring Alex Jones and several other alternative news broadcasters. Perhaps where the rubber meets the road, Joe Rogan is going to realize supporting an agenda that is also what #BigTech wants ultimately will also be his own undoing. But, when you listen to this podcast Rogan plays the Devil's Advocate all too well. Maybe this is his honest speculation. Maybe this is Rogan acting as an agent for an agenda. Either way, I've had to find other podcasts to help me melt the miles away when I take a road trip. Interesting guy: use with caution.

Link to recent JRE episode where Joe Rogan and Jimmy Dore discuss social media censorship. Is Rogan playing an agenda here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=115&v=Uxwmcg7H5DU

Granted this entire post could be entirely based on professional jealousy. I'm telling you it's not because I've never wanted to spend the night in one of the cum-soaked condos that comedians are put up in when they tour comedy clubs. With Rogan's popularity, he has graduated away from comedy clubs and works theaters now. But, I have to say, after dabbling with comedy just long enough to figure out what the "prize" was for all that hard work and success, I backed off and got into sketch comedy, improv, and filmmaking.

Wrote all this before I found out Joe Rogan invited Alex Jones on again to discuss censorship. That said, I hope my observations about Joe Rogan are wrong. Developing! https://www.pscp.tv/w/1kvJpaWOMyMxE