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Joe Rogan Pushes Iran Sleeper Cell Power Grid Propaganda
Joe Rogan is doing the government's job for it now.
On his show, Rogan told his audience that the government warnings to stockpile food and water are legit, because an attack could "pop off after the midterms." He admitted the thought has been bothering him for days. If the power grid gets attacked and cities get bombed, he said, "it could get really fucking crazy in this country."
The threat, according to Rogan, is sleeper cells. "We really have no idea how many people came in over the last four years and how many of them are in a terrorist cell," he said. "And this is not right-wing speculation." The low end, he claimed, is 10 million people in four years, and some Republicans put the high end at over 20 million. Then he pointed to the Secret Service operating in a "heightened threat environment," with surface-to-air missile systems deployed at Mar-a-Lago and the airport, and landed where they wanted him to land: "So I think something's about to go down."
And when the obvious possibility came up, that this whole thing could be a false flag, Rogan reached for the oldest trick in the book. Go "super kooky," he joked. "Tighten up that tin foil hat." In other words, anybody who questions the official story is a punchline, so don't listen to them. Listen to him. Then he closed with the line they need stuck in your head: "It seems like they're telling us, hey, might want to store some food. In case we have to find out."
Now ask the only question that matters. Who gains?
The people who gain from a terrified public are the ones pushing the terror. The people have been shutting down their political rallies before the midterms, so they tried money instead, promising everyone $5,000 if they go vote, which is bribery and election meddling no matter what you call it. That didn't work either. So now, right on schedule, the power grid is in danger, at the exact moment the people are furious that not one name on the Epstein client list has been arrested while regular people who can't afford their bills get arrested every single day. A scared country stops asking questions. A scared country obeys.
I used to kind of like Joe Rogan. But the man with the biggest microphone on Earth does not read the government's fear script this word for word by accident. That is controlled opposition. He sells himself as the guy who questions everything, then turns around and calls the people who question this "kooky" for noticing the timing.
Here is what I know. When they warn you about the grid, the grid is the story, no matter whose finger they blame for the trigger. Put your food and water back because you answer to your own house, not because a podcaster told you to be afraid. The lights going out is their favorite threat because it works. Don't let it work the way they intend.