Business Insider's Bizarre Attack On Joe Rogan's 40 Deleted Episodes & Past Guests
Beyond bizarre — Business Insider launches into an attack on our founder, without disclosing he used to write for Business Insider, for years. And the publication puts the “blame” on every suddenly deleted guest of Joe Rogan’s show archive, 40 or 42 lost episodes in all, including some perfectly fine comedians and authors, instead linking them to criminals and discredited weirdos… without focusing on the fact these deletions came only AFTER Joe Rogan signed a $100 to $350 million deal with Spotify — and that Spotify became 10 percent controlled by one of China’s largest tech companies in 2017, surrendering their editorial decisions — by law — to China’s “Discipline Commission” and other internal digital censorship authorities.
A Swedish company (Spotify) took Chinese money, and then gave a monster deal to one of America’s largest podcasters, only to demand 40 or 42 of his past episodes be memoryholed from every platform Rogan has control over — not only his Spotify archive, but the YouTube iterations of those particular episodes, etc.
Scary stuff.
And as for David Seaman? I’m not discredited at all. If supercredited were a word, that is what I would be. By constantly placing Joe Rogan’s deleted guests on the defensive, the garbage corporate media is testing out what the Chinese media calls being “socially forsaken” — it’s not enough to deplatform, or to de-income. They then have to publicly shame you, so that other personalities in the media know to stay in line.
That’s not for us. That’s not for the West. Joe Rogan sold out, the elite were outed by their unfathomably weird leaked emails years ago, central banks no longer run the world as a wallet provider (Coinbase) is now a publicly traded Nasdaq company — exciting times, and we helped shape it from day one.
All the more reason not to accept being socially forsaken.
Hear my side of the story (the complete demonstrable truth) right here: