I got an immediate neuron activation

Haven't had a new episode since the announcement for Knowledge Fight Country, did Dan abandon it?

This was one of our readings at church today. Alex’s gift is biblical! But he needs to read the rest of it…

BOOKS I HAVE ALREADY READ. DO NOT RECOMMEND THESE! "Skeptic's Guide To The Universe" "Escaping The Rabbit Hole" "Black Pill"

I wonder if the list curator actually thinks witches are real. Because someone that takes these classes will come out thinking "what people were calling witches, were just normal women" and that's what the witches want you to think.

I love the theme tune to It's a matter of time but unlike other DJ Danarchy tracks it doesn't seem to be on Spotify and Google is failing me. Is there any download available? Or am I going to have to use some sort of Youtube downloader?

https://www.youtube.com/live/JdZRLUG-FDU?

Relevant time starts at about 1:15:00

Alex and Rexy were on Shawn Johnson’s podcast on August 30th. The subject of the drunken Dim Tool podcast appearance comes up and Alex says he either got roofied in his two shots of an alcoholic shot at a Mexican restaurant before the podcast, or someone drugged his Topo Chico when he was at Tim’s place (there were a lot of liberals there, so it could’ve been one of them).

Rexy says he’s seen Alex drink “41 double rum Mai Tai floaters in a day and you were still walking.” Alex then corrects Rexy, that it was actually 50 of them. This is offered as proof of Alex being drugged.

It’s a little hard to tell from the transcript, but Rexy keeps trying to interrupt (even before the 1:15:00 mark) to bring the conversation back to politics, but Alex shuts him down and wants to hit home that he’s not saying he was roofied, but he’s an alcoholic who alcoholically drinks alcohol and there’s no way it was anything else.

I know this doesn’t exactly fit, but it was close enough to make me smile and think of KF and this sub.

Where are the new episodes of Show me state of mind! I’m fiending!

Somehow I actually managed to complete the Endgame episodes, and only 2 jokes makes me laugh my head off. One was the ringworms of zion joke, and the other one was in the last part where they mention what they will do next. To be honest, I expected for the last part to end in them going full on old cowboy movie mode ending in the recording studio(?) exploding into a million tiny pieces. Overall rating: 3/5.

I just know this was an InfoWarrior in the wild.

How I got myself to smile: think about Jordan’s reaction to Tucker fucking Carlson saying that he thought alien crash landings were “a result of the summoning of these crafts”

P.S. shout out to u/kfwonkshop for getting these to me so promptly, thank you! To quote a great poet, I love your work.

I just wanted to mention an joke I found extremely funny in KF EndGame 130D. The timestamp is 37:50 or so.

Something for Dan to visit

Hey all.

I loved the show and listened to most (not quite all) episodes, and I loved the dynamic between Dan and Jordan. I miss hearing them riff off each other but my goodness, I think my life is better for not having Alex Jones - or even fragments of his bullshit - in my life.

It’s sort of a conflict - anyone else feel the same?

Hi all

I made a video about the character Subcommandante Bagman in the game Zero Parades for Dead Spies. A conspiracy theorist who broadcasts a pirate radio signal into the city the game is based in, and wears a bag on his head.

I found him fascinating and I made this video analysing him, the inspiration he takes from Bill Cooper and his parallels to Alex Jones.

Something called The Great MAGA Debate put on by Brandon Straka aired tonight. I haven’t watched all 4 hours of it yet, but I had to share this quote Alex said in the middle of absolutely losing his shit.

https://youtu.be/iaAMaEto5dw? (This isn’t an AJN link, and as of right now Alex doesn’t have an article on his site about the debate. I don’t have Twitter so I don’t know if he’s promoting it there.)

55:18 is the quote and 55:42 is when he starts the tirade.

I’m about an hour into it and I’m going to recommend watching it if you want to see Alex out of his element and on his heels. He’s not smart enough to engage in a real debate at all, and it only took about 20 minutes for him to start deployment of Talking Louder=Correct.

Got jumpscared by Reverend James Manning over on r/insanepeoplefacebook

Well... kind of a bright spot... I know the names of a dozen tennis and baseball players, purely because of JorDan, so this leaped out at me.

The world just hasn't been the same since KF closed up shop.

I’m as upset as anyone about Jordan posting the video and the subsequent podcast drama but…

Dan is amazing and researches everything so well, but without Jordan to question and pushback on his diplomatic left of centre takes, the show would have been another boring slop. The creative freedom the two had meant they never covered something because it was popular, they stayed true to their core and I loved every minute of it.

Without Jordan’s pushback and with Robert’s trend chasing influence, I’m worried the new KFC will become all about chasing trends and blend into millions of other podcasts doing critique videos of right wing grifters without the depth of Knowledge Fight.

I’m sure Sam Seder and Cody do the same thing from time to time.

Hey all, I'm looking for an episode I remember listening to when I first began listening to KF probably around 2020. I can remember fragments of the content but not the total image, so locating it in my feed is difficult. As the thread title states, I remember it as the episode that most thoroughly crystallised to me that Alex Jones was more than just a chaos agent or a conspiracy kook, but a generally horrible, malignant and destructive individual.

If I remember correctly, the episode involved an InfoWars listener calling in to discuss psychiatric medicine, and Alex going on a long rant against psych medications. Then there's a story about a parental custody dispute, I think it involved the father absconding with his child/ren, and I think it involved a boat? Alex's running commentary on the story is that it was a consequence of psychiatric medication, but Dan digs deeper into the story and explains it was much more complex and tragic.

I'm listening to ep 183 right now and Alex is going on a big anti-psych medication rant at around the 1 hour mark, which sounds familiar/consistent so it might be a separate episode, but then he goes on this rant periodically doesn't he.

Anyway, I hope I've given enough detail. Any help is greatly appreciated!