JOE ROGAN Should Be CANCELLED Immediately & Here's Why!

Joe Rogan has earned a place in the hearts of conspiracy theorists everywhere, and I believe it's because he appears to have this childlike curiosity, which suggests to his followers that he's inviting them to join him on this journey of questioning everything and rediscovering the world with an open mind. But is this really the case? Is Joe Rogan really a curious individual that is challenging the establishment and inviting all of his followers on this journey of re-understanding reality with a clear lens, a clear mind, without any agendas or programming or indoctrinations? Is this really the case? Or is Rogan just another cog in the machine, controlled opposition designed to lead the so-called truth movement straight into a dead end? Because let's be real, the best way to control the opposition is to infiltrate it from within. So who really is Joe Rogan, and how did he rise to such insane levels of popularity if he's really anti-establishment? And why was he seen in this photo with Stanton LeVay, the grandson of the founder of the Church of Satan? And in this photo, Rogan is seen rocking a t-shirt with 666 on it while also throwing up the devil horns, and that look on his face really says a lot. So who is Joe Rogan, and whose agenda does he really serve? Well, I've done the research, and the facts will blow your mind. Let's get into it. So today we're not here to talk about Joe Rogan as a curious podcaster. We're here to talk about him as a hypocritical grifter who's involved in an alleged supplement scam. The first thing that we're going to be dealing with here is the sheisty business practices of Joe Rogan. When I say that he is a hypocritical grifter who's involved in an alleged supplement scam, it is very, very wicked when it comes to how this man does business, and just how hypocritical he is, and how this whole situation shows how little he cares about the people that follow him. So for this, we're going to be reviewing a video by Scott Carney, and the video is entitled, From Farmer Skeptic to Corporate Shield, The Joe Rogan Story. Very important video by Scott Carney. Going sub to him. Let's check that out. Joe Rogan is one of the most vocal critics of big pharma in the world. One of the most egregious offenses by the pharmaceutical drug companies is distorting the data. Which is why it is so flabbergasting that someone as suspicious of the medical industry as Joe Rogan would take a $250 to $400 million big pharma buyout from one of the largest corporate conglomerates in the world. What? This man criticizes the medical mafia all day. He criticizes big pharma all day. Meanwhile, behind closed doors, he's in the bed with them and working with one that recently tried to acquire the drug maker GlaxoSmithKline. Yeah, you heard me right. The loudest critic of the pharmaceutical industry is also in bed with it. When it comes to things like drugs, and especially when it comes to antidepressants, and when it comes to these things that they're advertising constantly on television, constantly on YouTube, just constantly, the amount of money is so extraordinary. Advertising for pharmaceutical drugs is illegal in every country in the world, except for New Zealand and the United States. The drug companies were very willing to make a buck doing it. Yeah. He doesn't trust vaccine science. He claims that pharmaceutical companies are some of the dirtiest businesses in the world. It's all profit. And believes that drug sellers suppress alternative health treatments to bolster their profits. No one has ever said, you've got to trust these people that have the biggest criminal fines in US history. These people that have been lying to us left and right. They've been tried and convicted for lying. Any regular listener to a show knows that Rogan believes that Big Pharma is part of a vast dark money conspiracy that manipulates the public for its own financial gain. Look, I never thought I would be in the center of any sort of controversy about pharmaceutical drugs or about... What in the hell, son? Spit it out. Look, I never thought I would be in the center of any sort of controversy about pharmaceutical drugs or about healthcare. For the purposes of this video, now, I'm not going to fact check those particular claims, other than to say that pharmaceutical companies do indeed have immensely troubled histories. I can understand why Rogan and much of his audience is so suspicious of their motives. Let me break it down, and it's going to get a little wild, so buckle up. Back in 2010, the now famous podcaster Aubrey Marcus was working at a company called Fleshlight. His stepfather founded the business back in 1998 as, quote, Now, if you're not familiar with it, the Fleshlight is a male masturbation aid. When I began this report, I didn't think I was going to go down this particular rabbit hole, but I can say that the suggested videos on my YouTube page are now much more colorful than they were just last week. Here's what you can expect if you were to click over to the Fleshlight page and you don't want the YouTube algorithm to follow you along the way. Anyway, after his time at Fleshlight, Marcus was looking to branch out and took a $100,000 loan from a friend to found a company that sold hangover cures. It didn't work out. He lost almost the entire investment. By his account, he took his last $20,000 on a Hail Mary pitch to push a cognitive enhancer that he called Alpha Brain. So this man, he had to come back on his investment with a bottom line. It had to be some profit. This is about profiting. And it just show you the kind of people that Joe Rogan deal with business wise and that he don't really care about the people because this man's original grief was a male masturbator. This man is trying to capitalize off men's over sexual nature. Let me just break down to y'all why that's very hypocritical. Joe Rogan appears to be a guy that's all about male health, male benefits, speaking up for the men, for the wellbeing of the man. And one thing we got with men, men are over sexual. Men are focusing too much on women versus handling business. The fact that men are so over sexual, they have masturbation issues. It's a addiction. And instead of men on these big platforms fighting against that, he's going right along buying into it and trying to capitalize off of this issue, this problem that men have. He's actually trying to sell you something to aid with your masturbation versus telling men, it may be time to practice semen retention. If you find yourself just excessively masturbating, you know, and all of this stuff, which is a big problem. So hypocrisy, number one, you have a guy who couldn't make his grift work in these other areas and he got one final loan. So with this final loan, this brother was desperate. He had to do something that makes sense. And his next grift was apple brain. And why do I call it a grift? Well, let's just give the microphone back to the doctor. After his time at Fleshlight, Marcus was looking to branch out and took a $100,000 loan from a friend to found a company that sold hangover cures. It didn't work out. He lost almost the entire investment. By his account, he took his last $20,000 on a hail Mary pitch to push a cognitive enhancer that he called alpha brain. It turned out to be a really smart move. He teamed up with Joe Rogan, who became a partner in his venture. And soon the stock sold out like immediately they were onto something. Alpha brain became the lead product for their new company on it. That's alpha brain. That's, uh, on it. That's the black label alpha brain. Over the next five years on it grew into a fortune 500 company with 180 employees. Now, I know what you're thinking. How did a former professional masturbator who failed at selling hangover cures invent something that makes people's brains work better almost overnight and with almost no investment? Well, here's how he describes it. I came to you and I said, Joe, what would be the formula that you would like the most that you would use the most? And you said, look at Joe face. Joe got this fake money smile on his face. You can see clean through Joe Rogan that he's just a evil, horrible person. He's all about money. The Bible speak about people like him. They real God is money, but they are the synagogue of Satan and they care nothing about the people for real. This smile says it all. Now, remember, this is the same man that was just posing with the Satan is Stanton LeVay. Now, why am I pausing it here? This is very important because Joe Rogan didn't even know anything about this product. He'd met a guy who is a businessman who had several failed attempts at first. So he's desperate. He has this new product that he's trying to sell. And guess what? He says, I need a face to push it. If we can sell this product, I can give Joe Rogan a cut for being a face of it. Like Michael Jordan and Wheaties. He's going to be the Tony, the tiger for this frosted flakes, but his brain supplement is a bunch of bull crap. And one thing about it is it just shows you if money is involved, Joe Rogan is all there and he don't care about morals and all of that. I came to you and I said, Joe, what would be the formula that you would like the most that you would use the most? And you said, you thought about it for a second. He said, a nootropic. I'd like a cognitive enhancer. And you know, this is a big lie. If you know, the dude that's talking, this is Aubrey Marcus, who we was just learning about the failed businessman who tried to sell the masturbation device. So he's desperate. If this don't work, this man is broke. Everyone knows that Michael Aubrey is the brains behind Alpha Brain. It's totally his product and his idea. He had the idea prior to even going to Joe Rogan. He came with the product and realized I need someone to be the face of it that's bigger than me if I want to get back maximum profit. Listen to this bull crap story that they're telling and look at Joe Rogan's face while he tell it. Joe know it's a lie. I came to you and I said, Joe, what would be the formula that you would like the most that you would use the most? And you said, you thought about it for a second. He said, a nootropic. I'd like a cognitive enhancer. I said, OK, and got to work, started talking to the doctors and medical professionals. I knew started doing the research, started going back and knowing what had worked for me, talked about what had worked for you. And then some six to eight months later, we had a sample batch of. Listen, if this story was true, why don't Joe Rogan tell it? Because, I mean, he's the primary man involved in it, right? It's like Aubrey is telling Joe's story and Joe is sitting there with this goofy smile like you're getting it right. You're getting it right. And that's because it's a false story that's made up. It was Aubrey's product all along. Joe didn't even know about it. Joe just becoming a face and a salesman of it because he know he got a bunch of gullible followers. How did a former professional masturbator who failed at selling hangover cures invent something that makes people's brains work better almost overnight and with almost no investment? Well, here's how he describes it. I came to you and I said, Joe, what would be the formula that you would like the most, that you would use the most? And you said, thought about it for a second. You said, a nootropic. I'd like a cognitive enhancer. I said, OK, and got to work, started talking to the doctors and medical professionals I knew, started doing the research, started going back and knowing what had worked for me, talked about what had worked for you. And then some six to eight months later, we had a sample batch of what was going to be alpha brain. I don't think I need to tell you that this isn't really how drug development is supposed to work. Right. Right. Development is supposed to work. You don't just call up your friends to get some chemical names and invent a miracle. Rogan says as much over and over again when critiquing the speedy development of the covid-19 vaccine. What Aubrey want us to believe is that he's just sitting on his pile of money. And before he go out there and invest in anything, he hits up Joe like, hey, Joe, what is a formula that you would use the most some that you would want the most? And Joe hit him back with something like, you know what? Make me some that can make me learn more, that can make me gain more knowledge. And y'all want me to buy that only gullible people going by that. If there was a pill out there that you could take to make you smarter and more knowledgeable, it would have been made already. People trust me. It wouldn't just now be invented by Joe Rogan and Aubrey. This is facts. Whatever herbs they're using in this pill, they've been on the earth for years, millions of years. And you're telling me that Joe Rogan and Aubrey are the first to realize that this concoction of herbs will make a person smarter. Stupid. Some of y'all are so gullible. It's just amazing. Let me tell you really what the game really is. Now, sit down and let me talk to you and tell you what's going on. You got to realize this ain't have nothing to do with Joe. Aubrey is a failed businessman that realized he need Joe to be the face of his new product. But Aubrey also realizes he need to make a product that he can make a lot of claims and promises about and that there's really no regulations or guidelines to stop him from making those claims. And if he can get a face like Joe Rogan to sell those sales pitches and those claims, this product will take off, which it did. And what was the claim? That it'll make you smarter. Now, why would you want to make a product like that? Because there's no way to quantify that. If I say I'm going to make a pill that makes your biceps get bigger in six weeks, if you take the pill and keep with your normal workout and your biceps don't get bigger, then you can sue me. That's false advertising. So what a lot of scammers do, they will make a promise about something that you really can't measure. You can't quantify. So if I say, hey, man, this pill will increase your cognition. It'll make you learn more. You got to keep in mind you're already the type of person that read and study every day anyway. It's like a pastor saying tithing is going to give you a blessing and you can say anything was that blessing. If you got your paycheck early, you'll say, oh, got my blessing. It's vague. You can't measure that. So a person can say, well, you learn and more because it is pill and you will fool yourself like, yeah, take it is pill is making me actually learn more. Really? There's no shortcut to learning. You either read and study or you don't. There's no way that a dummy can take a pill and he just be smart and get knowledge. But people will fall for anything. And how is Joe and Aubrey able to perpetuate this scam and make these claims without facing no legal repercussions? Aubrey want us to believe that Joe Rogan was like, you know what? I could use something to make me smarter, appeal to make me smarter. This fake story of how they came up with it. But I just gave you the real game on why they chose this particular supplement and the history of how Aubrey really came up with it after all of his other failed grips. I came to you and I said, Joe, what would be the formula that you would like the most that you would use the most? And you said, thought about it for a second. You said the nootropic. I'd like a cognitive enhancer. I said, OK, and got to work, started talking to the doctors and medical professionals. I knew started doing the research, started going back and knowing what had worked for me, talked about what had worked for you. And then some six to eight months later, we had a sample batch of what was going to be alphabetic. I don't think I need to tell you that this isn't really how drug development is supposed to work. You don't just call up your friends to get some chemical names and invent a miracle. Rogan says as much over and over again when critiquing the speedy development of the covid-19 vaccine. If you look at the covid vaccine, for example, they sold us something that wasn't accurate. They said that it was going to stop transmission. They said that it was going to stop infection. It did neither of those. Yeah. They also said that it was going to offer long lasting protection. It did not. It just didn't. And they said it was safe and effective. It's how can they know that it's a new product and you're administering it to hundreds, hundreds of millions of people. Keep in mind that Joe Rogan didn't know nothing about this product. In fact, he's lying like he helped create it when we know that's a lie and that it was Aubrey's product all along. So he's putting his face on something just for a check and he ain't even sure what it does, what's the effects long term or nothing. And he's selling it to all of his followers. He's doing the same thing he accusing the mad mafia of doing. What a hypocrite. Y'all, this gets worse. And they said that it was safe and effective. It's how can they know that it's a new product and you're administering it to hundreds, hundreds of millions of people without a lengthy trial period like they do with every other drug. Alpha Brain has a few ingredients in it. There's L-theanine, there's oat straw extract and bacopa, as well as something called Alpha GPC, which is shock of shocks also endorsed by Andrew Huberman. Alpha GPC, which is essentially a choline donor acts in the pathways related to the neuromodulator acetylcholine and can enhance focus. So if you want to take the risk, you can get you a bottle of Alpha Brain from Amazon, and it is 5% off. This is not no advertisement, of course. One thing I find interesting is that for a supplement, it sure in the hell has a low rating. I don't know about y'all get in the comment section. Let me know. I'm very picky and I don't like anything below a 4.5 when it comes to a rating. But just the fact that this is a 4.0 and it is still number one bestseller on Amazon, it really just confirms the idle mentality of consumers that they will flock to a product that has a big name associated with it. There is a psychology there, despite that the product is bullcrap. And we're going to prove that with receipts as we get deeper into this video. If you read some of the things that's highlighted here on the left that Alpha Brain promises, it promises that one will work faster and smarter. And I'm here to tell you that that is a big lie. If you want a workflow that's faster and smarter, you literally have to organize yourself. You have to become more organized and there is no shortcut around that. And along with becoming more organized, you literally have to plan your workflow based around what it is you're trying to achieve. This have to be deliberate. You just can't take a pill and all of a sudden you got a faster and smarter workflow. So I decided to check out some of these Amazon ratings to see what some of the consumers were saying about this product. And before I read them, I just wanted to say that we always have to account for the placebo effect. Now, one thing right off the bat that I would like to point out here that I found very interesting is the fact that consumers rank this product well and focus effectiveness, energy level, memory improver, alertness and clarity. There's no way to scientifically quantify most of these. And one hypocrisy is that they also rated it high for nausea. So one thing that I find hypocritical about that is I don't know about y'all, but if I'm experiencing nausea, there's no way I'm going to also be on high alert. I'm going to have clarity. I'm going to have a high level of energy effectiveness and focus while I'm experiencing nausea. To me, this is a hypocrisy because in case you didn't know, nausea is the feeling of an urge to vomit, often described as being sick to your stomach and can be caused by various factors, including motion sickness, infections, certain foods, medications, and even anxiety. And of course, this product will fall under certain foods or medications because it's a supplement. Despite the claims that a lot of people say about the product, they turn around and make me not believe any of these claims once they also say it makes them experience nausea. So in a way, Joe Rogan's product is mildly food poisoning its consumers. Take this at your own risk, because a lot of people talked about stomach aches. People, that's something that you do not want to see on a supplement. We don't even know the long-term side effects that this may have on the stomach or the digestive system. And people need to stop being so quick to put any and everything in their body just because some celebrity is endorsing it. So let's check out one or two of these ratings that are of importance. This one is very important. This person, Elena, which is a verified purchase, said that this supplement has unquantified unmeasured maltodextrin, a complex carbohydrate that increases blood insulin so much faster than fructose and glucose. This chemical is very bad for diabetics and very bad for anyone who are trying to lose weight or keep the weight down. Now, that's very important because if a person is suffering from diabetes, but they want to increase their focus, this is something that is not being said. I don't hear anyone saying this. I don't hear anyone from Joe Rogan's side letting it be known or warning diabetics, which is very evil and wicked. The bottle did not show how much of this chemical is in one capsule, but by reading the reviews of other folks who have experienced headaches, nausea, and lethargy, this is the reason why. With that said, let me tell you my experience. And this person goes on to tell their experience. And this person goes so far as to say, looking for a near-death experience. This product needs to be thrown in a boxing ring to get an ass whooping from all of Joe Rogan's honored athletes. So people, you get the point. You can go in the comment section here and read a lot of these. So what is maltodextrin? So we can do our own homework to verify the receipts. Maltodextrin, while generally recognized as safe by the FDA, can have some negative impacts, particularly on blood sugar and gut health, and is often found in processed foods. That's very important because this product has maltodextrin in it, but they're not telling you how much. And what we do know is that it is enough to make people experience just what we read here, blood sugar problems and gut health issues. But you think Joe Rogan care? You think they care? No, it's about their money, not your health. And it goes on to say here, alpha brain contains an unknown amount of maltodextrin listed as an inactive ingredient, along with rice hole concentrate used as a preservative and for a carbohydrate boost. Now, the fact that alpha brain contains an unknown amount is kind of something to think about because the question I would ask is, do they know how much of this they put in their own product? And if they do know, why can't they tell me? That means it can't be a good amount, people. Let's move on. I mean, these are just some very, very, very horrible and shiesty business practices. Now, it gets even more bizarre than that because while trying to sell the product, Marcus and Rogan, they completely redefined the very idea of what science is. And this is so crazy because he always get people on his channel like Neil deGrasse Tyson. He liked to talk about science denial and go against the flat earthers. He's so for science, right? But to push this grip, to push this supplement scam, he completely ignored science. And there's not no way in science that says any kind of herbs or supplements can make us smarter. If that was the case, we all would have just ate our way to a higher IQ versus studied our way to it, people. I mean, they completely redefined the very idea of what science is from the ground up. How do you think these things got extracted? Like they got extracted because of science. Like it's not pseudoscience. It's actual science. Like there's only one way you're going to get choline or vitamin B12 or any nutrient. You're going to have to get someone who's way smarter than you figure out how to make this stuff. Bro, these are all items that anybody can get. You don't have to make this. Basically, all you're doing is gathering a bunch of herbs or pre-ready, pre-made items. You're putting them together in a concoction, putting a label on it and making a promise saying this will make you smarter. And it's just some kind of vitamin. No one can prove that or disprove it. So it's an easy cash cow with little legal repercussions to it. These aren't like imaginary compounds that people have invented on their own and then tried to sell. And then the crazy part about it is no one is really concerned with the compounds. Once you tell a person what's in it, a person is like, OK, B12, boom, boom, boom, vitamin C. I've heard of these. Right. They read the back. They see what's in it. That's not a concern. Joe Rogan is straddling around the fence from the real concern that they don't want to talk about, which is the promise that they made about the product, which is that it increases cognition and makes one more knowledgeable. They don't want to talk about that part because they don't really have no scientific proof for that. So when they want to come with their scientific talk, they give you a bunch of mumbo jumbo that we already know. Like, come on, bro. We know that somebody had to gather the products. It's just gathering herbs and putting them together. It ain't like you had to make any of these chemicals or herbs from scratch. You just gathered them from different places and made your concoction. You sound like you're proving the scientific foundation of your product, but you're actually avoiding the scientific conversation that we should be having about your product, which is proved to me scientifically how this pill increases my knowledge. Talk to me about my neurons. Let's get into brain cells. How does it affect my neural network in order to achieve this? Because when a person learn, they're actually building new neural highways in the brain. So are these pills helping aid in my neural network? If so, how? Explain scientifically. These are the conversations we should have when we talk about science surrounding this product, but they don't want to have that conversation. And why wouldn't you if you actually had a product that does what it says it gonna do? If I made a promise that my product can make you smarter, I would be anxious to teach you how it does that scientifically versus beat around that with a bunch of pointless stuff. The problem, of course, is that the supplement industry is basically unregulated. Rogan may feel that he can make efficacy claims of mental improvement. So earlier I asked the question, how are Rogan and Aubrey able to get away with this supplement scam and make these kind of promises? Well, the doctor is about displaying that next way. You're going to get choline or vitamin B12 or any nutrient. You're going to have to get someone who's way ******* smarter than you figure out how to make this stuff. And this is these aren't like imaginary compounds that people have invented on their own and then tried to sell as snake oil. The problem, of course, is that the supplement industry is basically unregulated. Rogan may feel that he can make efficacy claims of mental improvement because what he's selling is a supplement. And the claims that you can make around supplements are just so much more lax than what you can make for pharmaceuticals. I have done a bunch of videos on grift in the supplement industry and the insane regulations around them. And you should check out this playlist, the liars, cheats and charlatans of the grifter verse, particularly my videos on one and feel free. But I'm not going to get into that too much. Yeah, when it comes to the supplement industry, there are a lot of online grifters and supplement scams going on. And that's why we got to talk about one of the biggest personalities, Joe Rogan. Why supplements? Well, the doctor just explained his industry is not really regulated like that. And there are a lot of people taking advantage of that. And we all know birds of a feather flock together. For example, Alex Jones and Joe Rogan, our buddies and Alex Jones have been banned on a lot of platforms for his suspect supplements. Here's an article here. Alex Jones still sells supplements on Amazon despite bans from other platforms. And that's something about Amazon and Jeff Bezos that I don't like either. They take advantage and make a lot of money by selling people a lot of cheap products for China, a lot of scammy supplements you can buy on Amazon. Don't think just because Amazon have a big logo that you can't get some toxic chemical stuff up off of them. So pay attention to where a lot of this stuff made from because it can be toxic. And I wouldn't buy no supplements from Amazon at all. Me personally, I just don't trust the supplement industry altogether. So we see birds of a feather flock together. Alex Jones, Joe Rogan, they both are involved in supplement scams. Alex Jones so deep in the supplement scams that the attorney general, James, ordered Alex Jones to stop selling fake Corona virus treatments. What? Can you all believe that this man is so foul and capitalistic that this dude was selling fake Corona virus treatments? Come on, y'all. This is just crazy. But this is Joe Rogan's buddy, and we know that they both are supplement scammers. In the next part, we're going to go into Joe Rogan's racism and his disdain towards certain people and groups. But for now, let's finish proving how he's a hypocritical grifter who's involved in the supplement scam. In order to bolster their results, Rogan and Marcus ran their own small clinical trial that showed what they claimed were significant improvements in mental acuity after a short run with their $59 supplement bottle. Does AlphaBrain really increases a man's knowledge in his cognition? Well, what kind of scientific tests have been done to prove that? Joe Rogan and Aubrey are clearly grifting, but you know they got to produce some sort of test for their claim that they're making about this product. And that's what the doctor is about to get into right now. Let's check it out. In order to bolster their results, Rogan and Marcus ran their own small clinical trial that showed what they claimed were significant improvements in mental acuity after a short run with their $59 supplement bottle. To put it succinctly, the study was terrible. In fact, in many ways, it showed the exact opposite results that it claimed were scientifically backed. The study was terrible. In fact, in many ways, it showed the exact opposite results that it claimed were scientifically backed during their endless promotion of the product. Compared to the placebo, AlphaBrain only had statistically significant effects on three out of 27 categories. In all of the other cases, the placebo was the same or even better than the active group. If this wasn't a bought and paid for study, the whole thing would have been thrown out. Instead, Marcus and Rogan doubled down on those tenuous results and made a fortune. As an aside, I need to note that that word significant in statistics is not the same as how we use it in ordinary English, where it is a synonym for substantial. In statistics, significant only means better than random chance, which doesn't mean that the effects are meaningful or even clinically important. This is a huge problem across the board in science communication, and I should probably do a whole video on it down the line. Let me know if you want to see that down in the comments. All of this together is at least part of the reason that AlphaBrain is currently being sued in New York for making false business claims. Eventually, this scam couldn't go for long. And yes, they are facing legal actions in New York. And yeah, if you buy an AlphaBrain, you're getting scammed. According to a complaint filed in April 2023, AlphaBrain's ubiquitous marketing claims are, quote, blatantly false and deceptive, because even its own flawed clinical study revealed that AlphaBrain does not improve memory, focus and mental processing speed. Anybody associated with Joe Rogan, far as I'm concerned, they're just as shy as him. Because I just showed you everybody that Joe Rogan is partnering up with and that he's been buddy buddy with. They all have the same sort of frequency like I just showed you with Alex Jones. Pay attention to who we see be invited on his platform, who he's buddy buddy with, who we have good energy with, because he's a very shy person. And this proves it. This is an entire legal lawsuit. It proves that AlphaBrain is a scam and it's blatantly false. But people are going to still buy it. And that's all based upon idolatry. And that's really like a cult, because you're putting something into your body that you don't know what it's doing to you. And you're doing that. You're trusting this person for what? Because you like them that much? An internet personality? You don't even know the long term effects of it. Anyone that want to goes against what I'm saying, you got to go against the state of New York, too. I got all of my receipts ready. You can't say I'm wrong about this one. This man is evil. He's wicked and he's greedy. It's time that we counsel Joe Rogan because he doesn't care about his people. If you guys are going to counsel the hawk to a girl for selling her people false bitcoin or cryptocurrency, everyone counseled the hawk to a girl. Well, Joe Rogan's scam is making her look like a saint. So are we going to have double standards for men and women? Her scam was for like one million, not even more than five million. Joe Rogan's scam is hundreds of millions of dollars. And it's interconnected with the medical mafia. What? Come on now. We can't have a double standard on this one. If we're going to counsel people on YouTube that don't care about the subscribers and they're trying to rip off their subs, then let's do that. Let's not stop at just a hawk to a girl because there are bigger fish to fry than her. And Joe Rogan is one of them. Alphabrain's ubiquitous marketing claims are, quote, least part of the reason that Alphabrain is currently being sued in New York for making false business claims, according to a complaint filed in April 2023. Alphabrain's ubiquitous marketing claims are, quote, blatantly false and deceptive because even its own flawed clinical study revealed that Alphabrain does not improve memory, focus and mental processing speed. You know, that's crazy when the state of New York use your own clinical study against you to win a lawsuit. It just shows you how gullible your followers are. But the state of New York is using this man's own test to sue him to bring legal action against him. I had to rock my New York hat for this one, man. The state of New York is doing the right thing. It's wrong to take advantage of these people. And we should stand behind this and say, hey, man, it's time for content creators to quit ripping off their followers just because they're gullible. And then we blame the victims. That crap needs to stop. But it's amazing that this guy's supposed to be a science channel. He looking for the truth. He's questioning everything and all that. He's trying to test and do the scientific method. He ran his own test and it proved that he's a scammer and he still sold a product. And because of that, the state of New York was able to bring forth legal action against him using his own test. People are gullible like you don't have to look no further to prove that this is a scam other than Joe Rogan's own test. But he know his followers ain't going to do that because they worship him so much. They just going to put whatever pausing in a body that his face endorses. This is sad. The suit goes on to explain how Alphabrain generates a staggering one hundred million dollars a year in revenue. One hundred million a year. You know how much money the Hawk two girl made a million dollars and y'all lost your mind. Let's see how many people make this video go viral. And we talk in hundreds of millions of dollars a year in supplement scam. And ain't nobody talking about it. Joe Rogan podcast is still doing big numbers. And after this knowledge, he should be canceled if we're going to cancel the Hawk to a girl for pennies. This shows you the double standards online. I need all of the women to make this video go viral because women I'm saying that male content creators have a double standard. They all love Joe Rogan, which is why he can do all of the evil he want to and not get canceled. But if a little bitty teenage girl probably in her early 20s do a little crypto scam for a million dollars, they act like she's John Gotti when this man right here really is the devil himself and no one to call him out for. This is this is just hypocritical on all parts. The lawyers say that AlphaBrain violated the laws in New York when its founders claimed over and over again that the supplement actually works. Because even when you're an experienced grifter, you can't say exactly this. These extracts have been proven to be beneficial. The reality is that the supplement. So these extracts have been proven to be beneficial. That's a vague statement. So if I give you a concoction of different herbs and say these are beneficial, duh, spinach extract, beet extract, whatever you put in there is just a vitamin or supplement. But you're making a promise that is going to give you more cognitive abilities. That's a huge stretch right there now. That's a reach. And so you can say that, but not say that because legally you're saying that the extracts are beneficial, but you will say also it increases cognition. But you won't associate that with the product, because if a person say, well, you know, ever since I've been taking this supplement, my cognition have increased. My knowledge is increased. You can't really sue them for that. They're telling you their own story. This is what happened to me. And this is how Joe Rogan would sell the product and get away with it legally, because it's like somebody saying, ever since I came to Christ, I've been getting blessings left and right. You can't stop them from bringing other people to Christ. That's their testimony. You can't. That's their personal story. You can't really sue them for that. That's their own superstition, so to speak, based on what they believing the product is doing for them. Whether it is or not, they got the right to tell their story. And it's a fine line between me selling a product, because what I can say legally is that the extracts in my supplement are beneficial to you. But what I can't say legally is that my product will make you smarter. It would increase your cognitive ability. But I can say that's what happened to me. I can tell a personal story legally. I can't say my product will do that for you, but I can say, hey, the extracts in my supplement are beneficial. And I've been taking this stuff for six months, and I've even seen an increase in my own cognitive abilities. You can tell your little personal testimony and try to hype the product up and a person can speculate on whether or not it was because the product or not, because you didn't make the claim directly toward the product. The only direct thing you made toward the product was that the extracts in it are beneficial, which they are. But you reach when you said, well, the extracts can make you more knowledgeable, more cognitive, but you didn't say that directly that the extracts would do that or that the product would do that. You just told a personal story. It's a fine line. It's a scam. These extracts have been proven to be beneficial. The reality is that the supplement has no clinically proven benefits. Their own scientific study contradicts their claims. And that's why right now on it has removed several of their roughly 250 products, muscle builders and creatine, mostly from the New York market. Wow. And ain't nobody talking about this. Mostly from the New York market, lest they be sued again for making even more false claims. To recap to this point in the video, the scion of the pocket pussy fortune failed to sell his hangover supplements but succeeded in making a brain enhancer once he teamed up with the most popular podcaster in the world. The company generated outrageous profits on shaky science and got sued along the way. But the real twist in this story happens in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic at a time when was doing everything in his power to cast doubt on Fauci and the CDC response at the same time that he was selling this bogus brain pill. In April 2021, Marcus and Rogan decided to sell their company so they could work on other ventures. And according to an interview on its website, Marcus is quoted as saying, as part of the Unilever family on it is now going to bring its principles and values to Unilever so that they can take on some of what makes us great. Unilever is one of the largest consumer conglomerates in the world. Wow. So this man has sold his soul to the devil all while talking crap against the devil on his platform. What a hypocrite. Because this product is being dropped, they're being bought out now by Unilever. On it, joining Unilever. And Unilever is the devil. I mean, they right there along with the Johnson and Johnson, you know, the Procter and Gamble's like these big R.A.C.I.S.T. corporations. Yeah. Procter and Gamble is the Ku Klux C.L.A.N. You know it. And there are a lot of big far right xenophobic corporations like Unilever, Procter and Gamble. And that's going to segue into when I say that not only is Joe Rogan a capitalistic grifter who don't care about the people and he's a hypocrite, he's also xenophobic and he's affiliated with far right xenophobes who have a thing against certain people. And we can see that his affiliations are a group of big, rich, far right corporations who are all part of the same scam. So they're all also part of the same outlook about the people they're scamming. They don't care about you. They look at you like at the bottom anyway. And these people are taught, let every man that can be deceived be deceived. He got a platform that post to be raising the consciousness of the people. So he say, but if he going to grift on you, he can also make you more knowledgeable and wise, because if he make you more knowledgeable and wise, how he going to take advantage of you. You won't fall victim to his grips if he was really giving you knowledge and wisdom. He's one of them. And he's doing the same capitalistic grips against the masses that those people are doing because he learned it from them. He's one of them and he come from among them. How else you think he would be so big and so popular and he's anti-establishment, but he's working with Unilever and y'all still don't get it. Come on, man. Wake up. He working with all the big corporations and we know that the corporations run the establishment, but he anti-establishment. But the real twist in this story happens in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic at a time when Rogan was doing everything in his power to cast doubt on Fauci and the CDC response at the same time that he was selling this bogus brain pill. In April 2021, Marcus and Rogan decided to sell their company so they could work on other ventures. And according to an interview on Onnit's website, Marcus is quoted as saying, as part of the Unilever family, Onnit is now going to bring its principles and values to Unilever so that they can take on some of what Unilever is one of the largest consumer conglomerates in the world. It sells soap, supplements, food, and pharmaceutical drugs. It attempted to purchase GlaxoSmithKline a few years ago and is pretty much the definition of everything that someone who is skeptical of capitalism fears and is critical of. So when Marcus and Rogan sold Onnit to Unilever for an astonishing, undisclosed nine-figure sum that is reported to be between 250 and 400 million dollars, well maybe it's worth considering some of the inherent contradictions between what Rogan claims he believes in and what his actions actually demonstrate. They sold us something that wasn't accurate. After all, if Rogan is a critic of big money-grubbing companies using fake science to sell poorly tested vaccines to the planet in some big government conspiracy, then shouldn't he be above doing the exact same thing himself? In fact, now that I think about it, perhaps Rogan's criticism of the CDC and the FDA are really reflections of his own business decisions. When it comes to things like drugs, and especially when it comes to antidepressants, when it comes to these things that they're advertising constantly on television, constantly on YouTube, just constantly, the amount of money is so extraordinary. If he is so comfortable cashing in on pseudoscience and snake oil, perhaps he thinks that it's just the way that the world is. Yeah, this man is really dissecting the evil mind of Joe Rogan better than I ever could. I'm gonna leave a link to the video in the description so you can watch it for yourself. I mean, it is so hypocritical and so spot on because he's talking about these companies making so much money off these products that barely do anything, when yet he's right here making hundreds of millions of dollars a year off of this snake oil that he's selling. Amazing. Talking about projecting. And that if he can't beat them, he should join them. It's all profit. There's a lot of people around Joe Rogan with a, if you can't beat them, join them mentality. People who constantly backtrack on what they said, they retract their statements. They say one thing, then they come out later apologizing, saying that I didn't mean that. These people are implants and agents put there to control the narrative, they'll control opposition. And all of these people have an affiliation together. If he is so comfortable cashing in on pseudoscience and snake oil, perhaps he thinks that it's just the way that the world is, and that if he can't beat them, he should join them. And that's basically what we see. A lot of people speaking the anti-establishment rhetoric is actually with the establishment, their controlled opposition. It's beyond if you can't beat them, join them. A lot of them was already joined with the opposition, but they were wolves in sheep's clothing. And then you have others, you're right, if you can't beat them, join them. What make a person join with the forces from the begin with is that kind of mentality that you can't beat them, join them. So a lot of people with that mentality, you see them coming together, forming unions together. They have like minds together. We have to pay attention to these affiliations. It's all profit. If that's the truth, then it's a cynical truth. And it says a lot about how much trust anyone should put into Joe Rogan or his partner in assisted masturbation, Aubrey Marcus. Snake oil. Yeah, snake oil is another one. This is part one of a series of videos that I'm going to do exposing Joe Rogan, Alex Jones, and a whole bunch more people. If you like my exposés, like the video, share it, comment, and let me know what y'all think. In the next portion of this series, we will be talking about Joe Rogan, the xenophobe, and going into a lot of the prejudice nature of Joe Rogan and why a lot of people are canceling him for his usage of the N-word and a lot of more things surrounding it. And we're going to be linking this to Satanism. We're going to be showing you Joe Rogan's affiliations of far right xenophobes and how they are all linked to the church of Satan. We're going to be talking about the photo he took with Stanton LeVay. We're not going to be doing all that in this video. This is part one, but right after this video, we'll be going into part two, where we'll be going into Satanism and Joe Rogan's suspect affiliations. Join us for that. See y'all in part two. 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