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Is there a future for individualism?

If you've listened to this podcast for any length of time, you're well-acquainted with my preoccupation with modern America's waning respect for pluralism. 

According to our guest, there is nothing but a future for individualism. And, yes, our guest on this episode is that Alex Jones. 

Alex is a friend, a client, a Texan, a Christian, and a patriot. He is perhaps the most widely recognized and salient voice the world over, renown for his unfettered commitment to challenging official orthodoxy. 

I am humbled to present this episode to you, and also by the notion that you may have the courage to present it to someone you know, who may then display the courage to do the same.

So what is in this episode? To borrow a phrase Alex offers herein, the perspective of a Pro Human-Future Populist. We wind the clock back and discuss Alex's start in radio nearly thirty years ago, the debut of Infowars, and the cost to Alex for his commitment to remaining an independent voice, especially over the last several years. 

As noted in the opening, no matter how intelligent I fancy myself, sharing a room with Alex is always an exercise in humility. I trust that through this episode you will recognize that feeling, as Alex deconstructs with lightning quickness the history of world civilizations, John Lott's perspective on the American Revolution, Thomas Jefferson's conceptualization of tyranny, and the importance of an individual's discovery of dignity in the modern era. 

This episode embodies the peak nobleness of American jurisprudence. By that I simply mean that there is no greater honor than advocating for the person who personifies the very famous proposition that one need not agree with what is said in order to defend to death the right of the speaker to say it. 

You can find Alex at FreeWorldNews.TV. 

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