Infowars host Alex Jones is all about controversy. What was just made public is not his first dalliance with Bitcoin, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency. On a recent Joe Rogan podcast episode, however, the wheels really came off the bus, as he got an open mic and went all-in.

Jones and Rogan were having a typically heated discussion when Alex let out a whopper of a confession about an offer from one of the world’s Deep State elite financiers and hedge fund titan, George Soros – to pay Jones $5 million to “pump” Bitcoin. Jones had previously expressed mixed opinions on cryptocurrency, including in his interview with “Bitcoin Jesus” Roger Ver.

At that time, Jones had said, “I don’t say crypto itself is bad, but I knew it had been pushed by the establishment. It was being put out as a global currency, but [also] as anti-establishment to get folks to adopt it. Only way you can get the grass roots to do it is to act like its anti-establishment.”

George Soros probably figured that Alex Jones will (1) not say “NO” to such an amount and that (2) he is probably a big Bitcoin fan, as part of his anti-government image. On Rogan’s podcast, Alex suggested that Soros had reached out to him via intermediaries, asking him to advertise or “pump” (to use Jones’ word) Bitcoin.

Courtesy: Joe Rogan Podcast

“I got told eight years ago – I got told by two different people, two very well known rich people, they said: ‘George Soros likes you. He wants to work with you… [as does] Alexander Soros… you just need to stop attacking him… and by the way, we want you to pump Bitcoin,” Jones said.

He went on to assert that the bribe wasn’t in U.S. dollars but in Bitcoin, and that it could have been worth a lot more than $5 million: “I got offered at the time about $5 million dollars worth of Bitcoin – I think it was about $38 million by the time it got there (the peak), and I refused it.”

Certainly, it’s no coincidence that George Soros’ hedge fund entered into the cryptocurrency market last April. It doesn’t take a big leap of faith to link Soros’ crypto connection with his alleged attempt to recruit Jones for a Bitcoin “pump” job.

Courtesy: Joe Rogan Podcast

This wasn’t the end of it, though. He also stated that he has been offered $1 million a month to promote cryptocurrencies, further indicating that it was part of a big scheme: “That means they’re about to dump it… They’re pulling their money out… and they want to bring in all the new suckers with the big advertising push to prop it up. So it collapses months later, and they don’t get the blame for pulling their money out.”

What I love about this industry is that a lot of people are saying a lot of things, but in the meantime, every person that has invested in Bitcoin until 2018, made big money. That’s a strong bull market.

The fact of the matter is that there are 35 million holders of Bitcoin. No one can manipulate it for long. The more the network effect grows, the more legitimate the currency will become.

There will always be rotten apples, but the amazing thing is that Soros is the archenemy of the cryptocurrency movement. He represents the globalist agenda to enslave populations with fiat currency lending, charging interest rates on credit they create, by touching buttons on a keyboard, basically.

Soros might be jumping ship, but not out of cryptocurrency, but out of fiat.

Like all elite criminals, he smells the end of the bubble he has created himself and wants a soft landing in his new home.

Cryptocurrencies are outside the reach of central banks, in terms of inflation. All they can do is bid up the price, which I’m TOTALLY fine with.

Best Regards,

Brad Robbins
President, PureBlockchainWealth.com

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