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Jim Jones

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Sep 12, 2026

speaker_5HOST
15:32
It takes us deep into a remote agricultural commune in the jungles of Guyana.
speaker_4HOST
15:36
The People's Temple, led by Jim Jones.
speaker_5HOST
15:39
And the psychology here is vastly different from a lone assassin.
speaker_5HOST
15:43
This is about the systematic dismantling of individual will.
speaker_4HOST
16:07
He travels to Georgetown bringing a delegation of journalists and family members.
speaker_4HOST
16:11
They wanted to piece the veil of this isolation.
speaker_5HOST
16:14
And when you look at how Jim Jones maintained that isolation, the emotional manipulation is staggering.
speaker_5HOST
16:19
We found a deeply personal anecdote in the records that highlights this.
Roger StaubachSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:58
Good block downfield.
Roger StaubachSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:59
The linebackers made one move with that stutter step by Jim Jones to the strong side.
Roger StaubachSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:04
He came back.
Roger StaubachSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:05
The play was well designed, well set up, and he had about a
HaydenHOST
25:11
B.
HaydenHOST
25:11
Hey, Jim Jones, you got Jim Jones.
HaydenHOST
25:13
You a motherfucker for doing that to that nigga.
HaydenHOST
25:16
Hey, my nigga Max B.
HaydenHOST
25:20
Hey, man, he's got to get in a movie, right? Jay-Z needs to cast him in a movie because, yo, Jim Jones is one sneaky.
HaydenHOST
25:27
I mean, anyways, go ahead, man.
HaydenHOST
25:28
I'm sorry.
ToneHOST
25:29
stay scheming man stay scheming stay scheming
George MontyHOST
46:02
And I think that a lot of the times you'll see it with spirituality.
George MontyHOST
46:06
Like how many gurus have we read about? How many people, like if you look at Jim Jones or some of these spiritual gurus that were clearly manic, and you could probably say that about lots of prophets or even business leaders today that are going through this radical mania.
George MontyHOST
46:23
And so I just wanted to clarify for everybody out there like, wait a minute, George, you're talking about this sickness.
George MontyHOST
46:29
So I'm going to clarify that for people.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
34:19
THEY'RE STEPFORD WIVES.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
34:20
THEY'RE JIM JONES AND GUYANA.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
34:22
But the conservatives and the average middle class and working class American, they just work all day and then they get home and they got to take their kids to sporting events or ballet or whatever it is.
Wayne Allyn RootHOST
34:34
And then they're exhausted.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
95:44
Wow, that is a lot.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
95:45
But then that I thought I couldn't even Jim Jones.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
95:52
I was said the same thing when they said that about Jim Jones.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
95:56
Maybe he didn't die and he's still alive and blah, blah, blah.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
95:59
And then they got racks of books.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
96:03
newspapers documentaries whatever you would like to name with man is that jim jones who's dead or who like oh my god like uh intelligent logical thinking people who said uh no and even from a time when man faking deaths and all of that not as fanciful as it might seem.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
96:33
And again, just those three little letters, C-I-A, even it reminds, was Jonestown a CIA medical experiment? They just had the congressional hearings as all a part of the assassination of John Kennedy.
Gus T. RenegadeHOST
96:55
they just had congressional hearings on MK Ultra that is a part of MK Ultra that we can insert something or give you some sort of concoction where you won't even behave or think the same I told you the report I read where they were coming up with it this is MK Ultra they literally just this calendar year they were talking about all of the wacky things the CIA was trying to do that are just like this And I've read what the one they were trying to make this concoction or maybe they did that they can administer this to you.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
29:22
Yeah.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
29:23
For those who aren't familiar, Jonestown was a religious cult led by Jim Jones, who was He drew into his church all these hippies and people who were involved with the protest movements of the 60s and counterculture who wanted some spirituality in their life or some religious warring.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
29:42
And he presented, there were also a lot of African-American that he was going to bring the races together.
Jeremy KuzmarovGUEST
29:47
And it was like this progressive church movement.
Mark CrippsPANELIST
16:15
And then it, as you see, as you say, you know, this degraded, you know, loser of a president who's f- you know, who's seeing his own mortality, uh, not only politically but, you know, i- in life coming at him fast.
Mark CrippsPANELIST
16:32
And then, you know, it's like Jim Jones.
Mark CrippsPANELIST
16:34
Like, he's just, he's, like, gonna take all these maggots down with him.
Mark CrippsPANELIST
16:38
He doesn't love America.
Fred GalvinHOST
39:40
I did a correspondence.
Fred GalvinHOST
39:41
I didn't have the brainwashing by all these counterfeit commanders, these guys who had served, but they bought off, drank the, you know, Jim Jones, Guyana, you know, South American sundown, you know, poison drink.
Fred GalvinHOST
40:00
I did the box of books.
Fred GalvinHOST
40:02
I didn't have to go to these command and staff colleges, war colleges.
Fred GalvinHOST
40:44
Behind every Viet Cong is, you know, a democratic person just trying to get out.
Fred GalvinHOST
40:51
And they didn't just teach in these resident colleges, but they rewarded obedience to all these military officers.
Fred GalvinHOST
41:00
And they forced them to drink this Jim Jones South America sundowner.
Fred GalvinHOST
41:07
And it, just like with the British government's fighting and preventing, they described it as a cultural timidity.
Thom HartmannHOST
10:10
Bob Kennedy's one claim to fame is his last name, right? Without his last name, this guy would just be another heroin addict, another sex junkie, another lawyer with opinions about medicine that don't matter to anybody.
Thom HartmannHOST
10:25
But because he's a Kennedy and because Trump has chosen to elevate him, you know, he showed up yesterday at this event in Dallas, at this Jim Jones cult event in Dallas, or Jim Jones-like cult event, where Donald Trump said, yes, drink the Kool-Aid, please, go out there and cheat.
Thom HartmannHOST
10:45
Oh, and he also told them that if they didn't vote for him, he would go to hell.
Thom HartmannHOST
10:50
And they played a movie, they played a video while Trump was there, that says, you know, in the beginning, God looked at the earth and said, the world needs a leader.

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