by Francois Arouet

Ah, I love it.

Although I am not a regular follower of Joe Rogan, I will say that he is indubitably a man of principle, and certanily one of the LONE voices of reason left in the mainstream media.

Rogan, who most would consider more of a classical liberal or libertarian than a nationalist, has been pretty good about giving airtime to voices ordinarily silenced by the Establishment.

That’s why his inviting Alex Jones back on his extremely popular program for a THIRD time since the Lefty demons in the Spotify “censorship room” tried to block him having a 2017 Alex Jones interview from entering his archive, (then threatened a labor strike if Spotify brass didnt step in) is as sweet as it sounds.

Rogan, who has been largely ignored the Left, first faced establishment backlash for daring to say President Trump was a better option than Beijing Biden a few months back, after his first choice Bernie Sanders bowed out the race.

As inane as it sounds, Rogan – a self described liberal/libertarian – felt Marxist Sanders would be good for the country. In fact the Democrat establishment used Rogan’s endorsement of Sanders to attack Sander’s candidacy.

Still, Rogan’s relationship with MMA President, Dana White – who spoke at this year’s Republican National Convention – and probably more importantly, White’s longtime friendship with Donald Trump – has had a positive influence on the unofficial leader of the online man-o-sphere.

The series of interviews with Alex Jones angered the “democracy-promoting” Independent newspaper to such an extent that they expressed their discontent by arguing for censorship and a boycott of the successful host.

See below for poorly written “Indpendent” hatchet job penned by IRA supporting Marxist scumbag, Roison O’Connor.

In the three-hour episode, the pair touched on topics including vaccine conspiracies, and Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Comedian Tim Dillon was the second guest on the podcast. He, Rogan and Jones appeared in a photo that showed them failing to practise social distancing.

Both Rogan and Jones trended on Twitter as critics called out Spotify for hosting Jones via the episode when he is supposed to have been banned from the platform.

Attorney, author and activist Christine Pelosi, daughter of Nancy Pelosi, tweeted: “Alex Jones posted death threats against me. He called Sandy Hook a hoax and harassed mourning families. Now he is lying about covid vaccines. His hate speech is not just vile – it’s dangerous. WTH Spotify?”

Activist Nathan Bernard tweeted: “Joe Rogan hosted far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on his podcast today. They pushed anti-vaxx conspiracies and broadcasted banned Infowars videos. Rogan continuing to platform these far-right sickos is incredibly gross and dangerous.”

Another critic said: “Joe Rogan platforming Alex Jones to millions of people a week before this election, and letting Jones propagate Joe Biden smears and pro-Trump propaganda has gotta be one of the worst things he has ever done. I’ve defended Rogan for a while, but this is unforgivable.”

Max Tani, a reporter at the Daily Beast, tweeted that Spotify had not responded to his question about why Jones was allowed to appear in a three-hour episode on someone else’s show.

Joe Rogan signed an exclusive deal with Spotify in May this year, which saw his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, removed from all other platforms.

The multi-year deal was believed to be worth $100m (£82m). Rogan’s podcast launched on Spotify on 1 September, and has since hosted guests including Kanye West and Matthew McConaughey.