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TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 18, 2020 Please remember you are not a spectator. You are a human in the arena. Please spread this link!

Dr. Carole's ‘psychological autopsy’ of Sudesh Amman takes interviews of family, friends, his ex-girlfriend, neighbors and his own diary to piece together the picture of who he was, and why he became a terrorist. Sudesh, 20, was the terrorist who perpetrated a knife attack on Streatham High Street on February 2, 2020, wearing a fake suicide vest, just 10 days after being released early from prison where he'd been serving time for terrorism charges. Since he was killed by police, and dead man tell no tales, the Terrorist Therapist puts him on her couch to analyze what went wrong in his childhood that made him vulnerable to being radicalized - first online and in a mosque, then in prison. Though he told people he was going to become a terrorist when he grew up, and played terrorist in his room, no one took him seriously or got him help, in denial of these early clues that family dysfunction was filling him with rage. You will hear about abuse, an absent father, homophobia, his sudden termination of college ambitions, a smashed up house, a girlfriend who broke up with Sudesh after he told her to behead her infidel parents, and more.

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 14, 2020 Dr. Steve Pieczenik, who's spent decades in the intelligence community, particularly the DEEP, deep state, explains why AG Barr is completely wrong about President Trump and his rights as a president to comment on issues of national importance, particularly the Roger Stone case. He also points out that Barr has done next to nothing concerning the Jeffrey Epstein case and the coup against Trump. He reveals the actions Trump must take NOW to preserve his presidency:

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 13, 2020 Tune in as we cover the war against evil and tyranny as America gets enraged over the persecution of Roger Stone simply because of his personal political beliefs:

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 12, 2020 Share this link as we cover Trump's counterstrikes to the globalist takeover of society:

Please be aware the stories, theories, re-enactments and language in this podcast are of an adult nature and can be disturbing, frightening and in some cases offensive. Listener Discretion is advised – there is very adult content ahead and you have been warned. Welcome heathens welcome to the world of the weird and unexplained. I’m your host, Nicole Delacroix and together, we will be investigating stories about the weird, wonderful, unexplained, eerie, scary and down-right unbelievable. There will be tales of ghosts, murder, supernatural beings and unexplained mysteries. So, sit back, grab your favorite drink, relax and prepare to be transported to today's dark Enigma.... And on today’s Dark enigma we’re looking into more bizarre stories. And, with that said, we will still be playing our drinking game and as you know, the drinking game is only for those of us that are at home and have nowhere else to go tonight. The choice of beverage is yours, so choose your poison accordingly… Alright, now for the game part how about every time I say sands that will be a single shot and every time I say atlantis, that will be a double shot. Alright, now that the business end is out of the way we can jump headfirst into today’s dark enigma… and the bizarre story of the mysterious Atlantis of the sands The shifting sands of the deserts of Arabia have long been steeped in myth, magic and, legend, and one of these are the tales of an ancient lost city variously called Ubar, Wabar and Iram of the Pillars, among others, said to be buried out there in the dunes forgotten and abandoned for thousands of years. Often spoken of by the Bedouin nomads of this vast land of heat and sand and even mentioned in the Quran and the classic book A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, the fabled city is said to lie somewhere out in the Rub’ al Khali desert, which spans much of the southern end of the peninsula, and was inhabited by a mysterious people called the Ad, ruled by a King Shaddad ibn ‘Ad. Said to have been established in around 3,000 BC, it was a place of grand beauty, with lofty buildings and sweeping, majestic pillars, towers and spires soaring up towards the sky, elegant and rich and beyond imagination from its position as a legendary trading post of spices and oils. It was supposedly a celebrated stop off point for traders, the land here once lush and green, in a region once called Arabia Felix, or “Fortunate Arabia,” its beauty well-known by all who passed, and the city’s legend grew as it was mentioned in fable and song. And then the city suddenly disappeared from history, its people and magnificence fading into the mists of time sometime between around 100-300AD. The legend of the lost city of Ubar says that this vanishing was due to punishment brought down from God upon its people after they failed to follow the ways of Allah and refused the advice of the prophet Hud, their city buried by a massive, thunderous sandstorm that swept in out of nowhere to erase them from existence forever. Although it is of course unknown if this is all literally true or not, the disappearance of the mythical lost city of Ubar has over the ages been speculated to have at least been based on a real place, and its mystery is such that of course with such an alluring mythology adventurers have long sought it out in the unforgiving landscape of the Arabian desert, some claiming some success and others rumored to have never returned at all.

As polls tighten and self-described socialist Bernie Sanders looks more like a serious contender than a novelty candidate for president, the liberal media elite have suddenly stopped calling him socialist. He’s now cleaned up as a “progressive” or “pragmatist.” Elizabeth Warren says transgender child must approve her pick for education secretary --- Democrat presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren told attendees at a town hall in Cedar Rapids, Iowa Sunday that, if she is elected president, her education secretary will have to be approved by a transgender child.

Abalonia Island Failure :: Thailand King :: Larry Loves to Oppress :: Death Penalty for Drug Dealers? :: China Rounding Up Alleged Sick People :: Muslim Organ Harvesting :: Addictions :: Prohibitionist :: Unfair Claims about Islam :: HOSTS - Captain Kickass, Ian, Nobody

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 11, 2020 Share this link as we cover how the Trump administration is dealing with the Coronavirus outbreak and what it could mean for the United States:

Immigration and Costs :: Difficulties of Legal Immigration :: Free Market vs Regulations :: Seatbelts :: Lawn Permits :: Corporations :: Flat Earth Kook :: Unlicensed Contractor Crackdown :: HOSTS - Ian, Melanie, Rich E.

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Corona Virus :: China Using Drones to Find Sick People :: Flu far More Deadly :: Iowa Flubs Caucus Count :: Rush Limbaugh Gets Medal of Freedom :: David's Court Cast :: Insurance, Modern Serfdom? :: Modern Organization :: HOSTS - Mark, Wes Bertrand

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 7, 2020 Tune in as we cover breaking developments in the Coronavirus outbreak and how mainstream pundits are now sounding the alarm:

TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW February 6, 2020 Tune in as we analyze President Trump's speech after his historic acquittal by the US Senate and as we break down what's on the road ahead for America. Please share this link!

Newspaper editors revised their front pages accordingly. The New York Times replaced a photo of a stone-faced Pelosi sitting behind Trump with a livelier photo of Pelosi in mid-tear. The new subheadline said "Tensions Grow as He and Pelosi Swap Snubs." The rip-seen-round-the-country totally overshadowed the official Democratic rebuttal address. Around midnight, as cable commentators chewed on the meaning of the tear, Pelosi's office issued a statement that seemed to justify her action by pointing out some of the false claims Trump made. "The manifesto of mistruths presented in page after page of the address tonight should be a call to action for everyone who expects truth from the President and policies worthy of his office and the American people," Pelosi said. The president's defenders ignored the factual issues with Trump's speech and targeted Pelosi instead — Sean Hannity called the ripping moment "one of the most classless things ever done in the history of the State of the Union.‬" In the morning, Fox commentator Jason Chaffetz said "I have never seen anybody act so childish in my life." The "Today" show led with a graphic titled "ON A TEAR," and then had a discussion about the act with a conservative and a liberal guest. The Democrat, Claire McCaskill, said the ripping wasn't her "favorite" move, but "it was a speech that was full of lies." Trump produced his own morning show on Twitter, with a burst of anti-Pelosi retweets, many featuring the hashtag #PelosiTantrum. By 8 a.m., he had shared more posts about her than about his own speech. Over on "Fox & Friends," Vice President Pence laid into Pelosi, saying "I wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or the Constitution." Of course, all of these TV segments and Twitter hashtags reflect choices about how and where to exert attention. Ripping up a piece of paper is only a big story if members of the media decide to make it a big story, and if members of the public respond by reading and watching and reacting. Whether these attention-grabbing tactics are in the best interest of the country, well, that's a debate that requires more than one TV segment worth of time. Producers would rather move on to the next controversy instead.