Joe Rogan turned up the heat on President Joe Biden, claiming that he had been faking his booster injections all along.
Former CIA operative Mike Baker, author of "The Red Circle" spoke on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast. He said that while he doesn't know why Biden had only one dosage during his colonoscopy procedure instead of two as arranged in advance, with no explanation offered by doctors to his family or staff members present at home at the time - perhaps they were testing out some new technology?
After all, it's possible that this was part of a performance art piece in which artists perform without giving something away but rather withholding what is expected of them because there is still a lot of curiosity about how people will react if you do give things up sometimes, so maybe the next step after not using an actual booster shot anymore might just be seeing somebody.
Rogan's conspiracy idea comes just days after he posted a fan-created video on his Instagram page warning about the risks of vaccination mandates and increasing totalitarianism. Among the visuals in the tape were photographs of Nazi soldiers pulling Jewish children from their families to be executed in detention camps during World War II (the audio used for this example belongs to an episode where host Rogan does discuss these topics but makes no direct connection).
"I'm not anti-vaxers, but I'm opposed to vaccination mandates. Individual proof of immunisation needs should be assessed."
Rogan After previously coming under fire for casting doubt on the vaccine while claiming he's "not against them," his opposition has only grown louder as it pertains specifically to mandatory vaccinations and proof-of-vaccination laws that are now enforced across certain cities in New York where tickets will need to be corrected regardless of whether you want to go or not due to this new rule set kicking off on October 2nd at Madison Square Garden with Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Ripper.
We knew it was only a matter of time before Rogan's effort to find an antidote would bring him back to experimenting with other drugs the minute he revealed he had tested positive for Covid-19. He acknowledged this in recent interviews and on social media, where posts show videos from earlier this month testing negative then later containing traces of ivermectin - which is used as "levamisole" by many people who believe it is worth taking despite side effects like memory loss because it is difficult to get rid of without medical help.