I first noticed Joe Rogan in my preteen/early teen years while religiously watching reruns of Newsradio late at night. A few years ago I discovered his podcast and that led to his stand-up comedy. I felt a connection because he reminded me of another man after the truth, Bill Hicks.
About five years ago his views changed. I noticed it when he did his SyFy Channel show "Joe Rogan Questions Everything". He surprised many with his newfound skepticism. What was most disappointing in my opinion was his lack of belief in things he was once a spokesman for, but the ridicule of the shows subjects.
Just a few days ago Alex Jones stated on his radio show that five years ago Joe Rogan was threatened to stop talking about conspiracies. Jones insisted that he didn't hear this by Rogan himself, likely trying to cover up the fact that he was told this by Rogan in confidence. It was enough that he let this information out to all his many listeners, many of whom already suspected this, but I'm sure whoever threatened Rogan wouldnt be happy to know he told the most popular conspiracy theorist in America. Is it true that Joe Rogan was threatened for talking about conspiracies? Definitely. An Alex Jones has confirmed it.
Knowing Joe Rogan was threatened explains a lot. It was almost unrealistic how quickly his views changed. But if you look closely one can tell he still has the belief inside him. Watch his most recent interview with Neil Degrasse Tyson. He was clearly bringing up certain points in a backhanded effort to stump the man. Rogan knows what he is talking about and it's a shame he has to hide it.
And isn't it curious how Neil Degasse Tyson suddenly appears on Joe Rogan's podcast after a week of Flat Earth attention in the media? There is even a point where Tyson thanks Rogan for getting him on the show so suddenly. This proves a popular theory: Neil Degrasse Tyson has an agenda to specifically push the globe Earth model. His recent appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast was made to perform damage control,
The truth is starting to show and Joe Rogan needs to hop back on the train and once again be our spokesman.
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