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Joe Rogan Experience #1998 - Ali Siddiq

Joe Rogan Podcast, check it out.
The Joe Rogan Experience.
Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night, all day.
What's happening?
How you doing?
I'm doing great.
You are a perfect example of how sometimes the universe throws you a little
curveball
and it turns out to work out better for you.
We were talking about it before, right before the show,
and I wanted to congratulate you on the success of your special.
Thank you.
Because you were in this position where HBO had decided not to air it
because you had opinions.
And they said, well, we don't agree with your opinions,
so you can't have opinions that are different than ours.
You didn't even say anything.
I didn't think it was your feelings on things,
which I feel like you're allowed to have.
And boom, you put it on YouTube, and boom.
How many views does it have now?
First one, 8.8 million.
Million, 8.8 million.
You know what the odds of you getting 8.8 million on HBO are?
Zero.
It's zero.
It's zero.
They don't have anything to get.
Unless you're on the fucking Game of Thrones premiere.
I was ready to do math in my head and everything.
I was thinking it was like zero.
Don't even think about it.
Zero.
It's never...
I mean, maybe you've got to go back to like Sam Kennison.
Maybe his got 8 million.
Maybe.
Wow.
Yeah, I mean, not that many people watch those shows,
but YouTube is beautiful.
I mean, they fuck you on a lot of different things.
They'll pull you for discussing legitimate medical studies.
This guy got pulled.
Did you see that thing?
I tweeted it.
He got pulled off of YouTube.
They killed his whole channel for reading Lancet studies on psychiatric drugs.
Bro, it's crazy.
It's crazy.
So they did a study on them.
Well, it was on children and psych medications.
It was on children and I believe it was SSRIs,
which was antidepressants.
Are they prescribing those to children now?
They've been prescribing them for children.
They've been doing it for a long time,
but they do not like when people discuss the negative side effects on YouTube.
I would assume advertising pressure.
That's the only thing that makes sense to me.
You can discuss getting the belt or getting whipped,
but you can't discuss the negative side effects of a drug.
Isn't that wild?
You could, yeah, you could openly discuss being abused as a child.
Being beaten.
Yeah, so this gentleman, what's his name?
Roger McFillan, Dr. Roger McFillan.
He was, so this is what he said.
Our YouTube channel was terminated in less than 24 hours.
No warnings, explanations, or strikes after we posted a video highlighting
published science,
black box warnings, and known adverse reactions of antidepressants for youth.
Why do you think this was censored?
And then what's weird is that YouTube responded underneath it.
They responded, hey, here to help.
Why do we know your YouTube channel URL?
We'll see what we can find.
Here's how to find it.
He said, no, they killed his whole channel.
He said, you terminated my, I don't know, like, saying you, it's probably a
person, right?
So it's probably not that person.
It says, you terminated my YouTube channel for posting published scientific
literature.
It's for reasons like this that YouTube is losing the public trust.
Man, it's that dance of advertising, you know?
That's the dance.
The dance of advertising and government control.
It's kind of spooky.
It's kind of spooky shit.
Well, I've been living in a neighborhood that's been government controlled for
a long time.
Not really spooky to us.
We like, oh, regular government nonsense.
Not good.
Yeah, like, this is the reason why we don't trust anything.
Like, brown people, black people, we just don't, ah.
Like, as soon as you say it, like, as soon as you not trusting it.
Well, it's for good reason.
It's not like everything's going great and nobody trusts the government.
Yeah, like, but a lot of people are pro-government.
Like, government everything.
Wow.
I think they just sold a narrative, you know?
I think they sold a narrative and they think anti-government is bad so that
they're pro-government.
And I've had some maddening discussions with intelligent people that I respect
where they're saying that government should regulate the Internet.
I'm like, what the fuck are you talking about?
The same people that are engaging in insider trading, they should regulate the
Internet?
Are you out of your fucking mind?
How crazy that is?
Who said that?
The guy used to be the publisher of Rolling Stone magazine, man.
In the 60s, in the 70s, when Rolling Stone was the counterculture, he was
telling me that they should regulate the Internet.
We had the most maddening conversation and I respect him so much and I love him
so much for what he did in the past.
I think that was connected to the Internet kind of destroying magazine sales.
Well, it could be, but it's also, I think it's an ideology, man.
I think it's an ideology.
I think these people have in their head that good government with good people
is good.
And they're just, the problem is bad government and bad people.
But we've never had, I mean, what was the fucking last time where you were 100%
satisfied with all the things the government was doing?
They were doing everything they said they were going to do.
Even if the president wants things done when they're running for office, those
things never happen once they get in office.
That's a very white question.
There's no way you're asking me that.
Like, will we ever satisfied?
Like, never.
Never.
Well, maybe Kennedy.
You know, Kennedy gave people hope.
It seemed like he was giving people hope.
But, I mean, that was before my time.
That was before your time.
He was killed four years before I was born.
Did, um, do you like Carter?
Well, the thing about Carter is, if you listen to Carter talk, and this goes
back to Rolling Stone magazine,
because Hunter S. Thompson went to Jimmy Carter's campaign speech.
And he, it was so moving to him that he actually went out to his car and got
his tape recorder
and brought it back in and started listening and recording it.
And I think, I don't think any president has the ability.
I mean, there's a reason why the government is set up the way it's set up.
It's set up so the president can never become a tyrant.
So the president can't make his own laws, so they can't make the,
this is how the government is divided.
This is the concept behind the beginning of the country.
The beginning of the country.
I think even if you're a good person, you're in a bad job.
You're in a bad job with a bad machine.
And that machine wants to make money.
And if it's making money by selling people drugs,
or it's making money by going to war,
it's making money by fucking finagling the economy in some bizarre way.
Any time there's something to gain on the other end without public knowledge,
it's going to be a problem.
Of course.
That's the game.
The sleight of hand trick.
That's the game.
That's the game they're in.
I mean, it's to pretend they don't do that.
I felt like some things shouldn't be on the internet, though.
Like, so I'm like, damn, there's nobody regulating this shit?
Like what?
Like a lot of things that people just,
like, I don't know what a lot of people are,
like, have followers for,
like, because they so far to the craziness.
It's insane.
You're like, what?
That's true.
That's true.
But what's the alternative?
The alternative is,
here's the best thing about those crazy people.
You and I can talk about those crazy people.
Look at these crazy bitches.
And then people can listen to us talk about them,
and they go, yeah, these people are crazy.
I did, I kind of thought the world was flat for a few minutes.
Like, it's some people on the internet.
I be like, say, man.
God.
Damn, what are you?
What are you talking about?
But it's, you know,
then there's other people that have some sense.
But so.
You got to be able to figure it out yourself.
The problem is most people don't think,
well, and rightly so,
don't think that most people can figure it out by themselves.
There's a large percentage of our population
that's easily swayed.
That's why cults work.
Oh, man.
You know, and I always wonder, like,
like, when people say they selling dope,
I'm like, like, for real?
Like, it's passe.
Like, with a cult,
it's like, I'll be thinking that it's,
like, what, when,
why would I join a cult
when it's never been proven to be a good thing?
Like, it's like,
show me all the good, successful cults.
Like, it's just like,
man, all I got to do
is see one bad cult,
and I'm like, you know,
I don't want to go.
Well, if you want to expand that.
That's crazy.
Religion.
Religion is successful cults.
Because they,
someone's,
listen,
if,
if there is,
let's just imagine,
just for the sake of this conversation,
that there is a religious scripture
that is 100%
translated directly from God.
Well, if that's true,
if there's one,
that means all the other ones are wrong,
and all the other ones are cults.
No, see,
the thing is this.
People don't know
where things tie in together.
Now, you have some side stories,
some people who done just created
some side things
for their own benefit.
But it's a,
Like the Mormons.
It's like a,
a long longevity of,
hey,
this is all the same
line of things.
And it,
and it,
you know,
transcends to the next,
to the next generation.
But then it's
these things that,
once the,
the prophecy stopped
at some point,
and then it's like,
people can claim themselves
to be prophets
with none of the
other attachments.
Like,
all the other prophets
got the same thing.
Some spoke to them
at night,
and they have,
they have,
they have some power
at that particular time.
It's like,
these people
can just say,
hey,
I'm a prophet.
Well,
who spoke to you?
I don't know.
It was a,
it was a voice
coming through the wall.
Maybe you live in,
maybe you live in thin apartments.
I don't know what you,
but it's like,
and then they can just,
what is your power?
Like,
who are your,
who are the people
that you're supposed to have?
And it's no power.
It's,
all you had to do
is be charismatic.
But that's not,
that's not the,
in prophecy,
that's not the,
the,
that's not the criteria.
It's like,
hey,
I'm looking for somebody
charismatic.
It's like,
what God's doing.
It's all,
that's not the job.
Right,
that's not the job.
with this society,
it's the job.
Like,
hey.
But don't you think
it's always been like that?
No,
I thought,
I think,
they didn't even want to do it.
Like,
Noah didn't want to build no art.
He was doing something else.
See,
the thing about Noah
and the art though,
if you go back to that,
that story
is very similar
to a story
that's in the epic
of Gilgamesh.
and most likely
what that story
is about,
the great flood
seems to very much
be real.
Very much be real.
And there's a lot
of physical evidence
and there's a gentleman
named Randall Carlson
who's been on my,
have you ever seen
any of those episodes?
No,
I have.
He's been on my podcast
many times.
He's an expert
in asteroid collisions
and this,
this time in history
where after the,
this time,
there's all these stories
of floods,
it aligns directly
with this thing
called the Younger Dryas
and the Younger Dryas
impact theory.
The Younger Dryas
at a time period
around 11,800 years ago
where they think
the earth got hit
by comets
and they think
civilization got
basically wiped out
and it makes sense
because it,
first of all,
it makes sense physically.
So sorry
if people have heard
this before,
I beat this fucking
horse to death
but there's a lot
of evidence
when they do core
samples on the earth
at that time period
there's a high level
of iridium
which is very rare
on earth
but very common
in space
and there's also
nanodiamonds
which,
which occur
when there's an impact
when something hits
and this is all
over the world.
I 100% believe in this
but every time
I hear nanodiamonds
What do you think
what do you think
when you hear nanodiamonds?
it's like you're selling
jewelry
in the middle of the mall
hey buddy
but these aren't diamonds
these are nanodiamonds
these are nan