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You may love him, or you may hate him, but you know his name. Alex Jones has been exposing the globalist agenda for years.
His predictions have come true and his documentaries have shed light on many topics, including infiltrating the Bohemian Grove and sharing the footage with the world.
A basketball player named Royce White, in Ice Cube’s Big 3 league wrote “Alex Jones Was Right” on his head during a game.
He also wrote “Jesus Is King” on the other side of his head.
White has shared Jones’ videos on his personal Twitter account.
White became a political activist and even participated in protests against police brutality in the summer of 2020.
The Washington Post reported:
Since that summer, White, 31, has publicly rebranded himself as a far-right populist. He has embraced conspiracy theories ranging from the origins of the coronavirus to the integrity of the 2020 presidential election and satanic influences in the federal government. He has appeared on Bannon’s programs at least 25 times, and he considers the former Trump strategist — who is under indictment for refusing to cooperate with the Jan. 6 Commission — a “friend, a mentor and an American hero,” he said. White has, in turn, been warmly embraced by figures on the far right, from Tim Pool to Alex Jones, who appears to find his backstory useful to their causes. “Here you got a Black guy, a basketball player, in Minneapolis, that actually talks about real issues,” Bannon said. “That, I think can resonate.”
In February, White announced that he would run as a Republican in Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, a Democratic stronghold held by Rep. Ilhan Omar since 2019. In his opening campaign video, he said his “problem” with Omar was “not that she’s not an American or that she’s not from Minnesota” but that “she’s in on it; she’s a globalist.” A campaign spokesman for Omar, who became a naturalized American citizen in 2000 at 17, declined to comment.
White was interviewed on Steve Bannon’s show, “War Room.”
“Ever since Trump’s come onto the scene,” Bannon said, “you’re the second-worst news they’ve seen. They’re going to freak out.”
“I can’t wait,” White replied. “Me and him, we’re both coming roaring back. Me roaring back from 2013, him roaring back from the cheat in 2020.”
White has been consistently turning heads. He has defended Alex Jones, as well.
“He’s somebody that’s taken the time to pay attention to these things and tried to wrap his head around and make sense of what forces are at work,” White said. “I see him as somebody who’s done that, who’s been very entertaining at times in doing that, who has been just right on the money in his assessment of things.”
