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The greatest use I've found for it is reading people. Supposedly thals aren't good at noticing faces (because our visual-cortex evolved for small tribes), so we have trouble recognizing the "other". By consciously applying the techniques to faces, I'm able to to recognize quite a bit more about people than I normally would, which is good because I'm far too trusting (why do these cromags constantly screw each other over? Nobody benefits, aside from some cheap narcissistic supply).

It's sort of like "slut vision". When I remember to turn it on, it's fairly easy to gauge the number of sexual partners a woman has had, but it takes a conscious effort of will.

Going back to Jones: I gave him a quick reading again, and my initial observation stands up. Cromags have a viciousness in their souls - if you want to see an extreme example of this look up South African necklacing videos (pay particular attention to the dissociative state of the necklacee). It's like some sort of mad spirit takes over their bodies.

Jones has enough Melon in him to reign his in, and direct it at "appropriate" targets - the Bilderburgs, et cetera. But even then, he's being irrational - which is what causes much of the suspicion of his motives, I think. He switches from being extremely controlled and rational, to becoming a violent tribal.

Or maybe I'm talking out of my ass and it's all just confirmation bias. None of this has been scientifically verified.

ED: I should mention that I think all of the stories about Melons and Thals are roughly as accurate as the story of Adam and Eve. Entirely metaphorical, and yet pointing towards a deeper reality.

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(12-27-2015 12:39 AM)Roosh Wrote:  I like the news on InfoWars.com, though it's mostly a compilation of other sources. I don't watch too much of Jones' videos because I already know his main points and it's a bit too theatrical for me.

Has anyone noticed that the news on InfoWars, Zero Hedge, and RT is converging towards one nationalist narrative? This convergence is happening in the manosphere to a degree as well.

I agree. I don't go to InfoWars as much as I used to but I'm a big reader of Zero Hedge, RT, & Sputnik News. I looked at their growth on Similarweb a few weeks ago & seen RT & Sputnik are both having great reader growth. Hopefully Putin can keep it going.

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I used to listen to Jones a lot. I mostly stopped because time is valuable, and I didn't have time for a 3-4 hour podcast every day. Plus a radio show is a poor podcast format, since you have to waste so much time repeating yourself after every commercial break, and of course the listener has to fast forward through repetitive commercials.

Jones hawking some of the crap he does doesn't bother me too much. He used to fund his operation by selling his documentaries, but they're all on YouTube now, so who but his most hard core supporters is going to pay for them? And now he's got a large staff, so he has to sell questionable health products and multi-level marketing.

Seems like every one of these guys is accused of being "Controlled Opposition" by somebody or other. Name your pick; Jones, Mark Dice, even Joe Rogan at times I've seen accused of being controlled opposition.

The trick to Jones is, if he actually has documentation, you can at least believe the source. Maybe not his analysis, which can get a little crazy and turn into a "We're coming for you, New World Order Scum!" rant. But at least if he has a source, there's a possibility of trust. It's when Jones starts appealing to his massive pile of "Government Documents" without actually telling you which document it is that you should roll your eyes and move on to the next section of his podcast. And Jones will use that "We have the government documents" fallacy for a lot of things. He's a Christian, but when it comes to areas of theology in which he disagrees with other Christians, he has a pile of "Government Documents" claiming that theological position is an illuminati plot to neutralize the church. I have yet to see him provide or reference one of them.

Some people, like Jones or Jordan Maxwell, can spend hours quoting book, chapter, and verse on some subjects. Then they switch to another subject, which they claim to be dead right on, but tell you to do your own homework. Or claim to have "Government Documents" that prove their position, and don't provide them or even provide a reference for you to look it up.

I also noticed Jones doesn't handle disagreement well at all. When I quit listening to him around 2012, he was inviting Obama supporters on to explain their position. Then, when he couldn't change their minds, he resorted to bullying and shutting them down. "You punk! I bet your mom bottle fed you! My mom breast fed me until I was 2, so my brain is better developed. Yours isn't, because you drank formula and got all the vaccinations!" (I actually heard him say that to a caller who disagreed with him).

Every now and again, I'll follow a link to one of his YouTube videos on a pertinent subject, but otherwise, I don't seek him out. PJW, however, is tearing up Facebook with his awesome material.