The fact he doesn't name them (youtube.com) speaks volumes, He reports a lot of decent stuff but there is a percentage of it that is utter bullshit/His sensational persona that then discredits the lot to normies.
Example of the facade (youtube.com)he displays on the mainstream. Excuse the talking head, didnt see a raw copy of that interview.
Nobody's perfect https://vid8.poal.co/user/0k_/V868VV9
AJ did a tremendous work over the years with his radio podcast, without him we would be decades backward, all over the world...
His infowars stuff is like your local boxe or judo club, it's a good start to get into MMA later on, but it's only a start, it's not the all thing of everything while it already covers a lot
Like I said, a lot of decent stuff (Bilderberg & bohemian grove spring to mind) but the persona will turn a lot of people off.
As for Greer...
Well AJ isn't what he used to be that's for sure, and yes his persona is something that gets in the way eventually but that's also what makes the fun part sometimes https://vid8.poal.co/user/0k_/7aDryzu and I agree that greer is a turbo normie getting too close to new age stuffs, at least for my tastes, he probably voted democrats more than once btw, so he (in fact both) certainly suffers from an overall lack of circumspection, but I digress
You see that grusch guy? Well according to the guy that interviewed him (coulthart) he's not a "whistleblower" he got the permission from his hierarchy to make the interview... Also now that he has come forward and that it's public, his medical records have been leaked to the press
I find that interesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeEOb5z-5ko
>NewsNation’s exclusive interview with UFO whistleblower David Grusch sparked international attention with his claim the U.S. government has secretly been in possession of nonhuman spacecraft. Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart says Grusch believes the government may be behind an effort to release his public health records in an effort to smear him. Grusch told NewsNation he suffered from PTSD after returning home from Afghanistan and was still allowed to keep his security clearance after receiving help. Grusch said The Intercept plans to publish an article about incidents highlighting his previous struggles. Coulthart believes someone inside the intelligence community leaked Grusch’s medical records to the outlet.
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