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TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW
January 31, 2019
Thursday, January 31st: 2020 Dem Freakout - Democrats are panicking over former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz’s 2020 bid for the White House. Schultz’s seemingly independent platform is incompatible with the radical leftism the Democrat party has adopted. DC insiders know that a third party run would assure a Trump victory. Also, the Midwest’s polar vortex shattered all-time low records during the harshest cold season in years. Joining today’s show is American Attorney Robert Barnes discussing his fight to help the Covington teens against the media. Barnes also makes the case on how to deliver a prosperous nation to our grandkids. Call and tune in now!

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TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW
January 30, 2019
Wednesday, January 30th: Midwest Cold Snap - The coldest weather in years has struck the midwestern US and millions are at risk for hypothermia and frostbite for only being minutes outdoors. The freak freeze is so intense that the tracks in Chicago have been set on fire to keep the trains moving smoothly. Also, Virginia’s House Dems are proposing legislation that would allow abortions to be performed while the mother is actually having the baby. Today’s in-studio guest is American Attorney Robert Barnes discussing his fight helping the Covington teens against the establishment media. Also, syndicated radio host Mancow reveals the endgame of political correctness. Furthermore, founder and director of the Oath Keepers Stewart Rhodes shares his fight in defending the Constitution. Call and tune in now!

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Please be aware the stories, theories, re-enactments and language in this podcast are of an adult nature and can be disturbing, frightening and in some cases offensive. Listener Discretion is advised – there is very adult content ahead and you have been warned.

Welcome heathens welcome to the world of the weird and unexplained. I’m your host, Nicole Delacroix and we will be bringing you stories about the weird, wonderful, unexplained, eerie, scary and down-right unbelievable. There will be tales of ghosts, murder, supernatural beings and unexplained mysteries. So, sit back, grab your favorite drink, relax and prepare to be transported to today's dark Enigma....

On Today's dark Enigma we will be exploring a taboo subject for many and one that holds a deep fascination for most. Hollywood can’t get enough of it, and hell, neither can we. Today we’re talking Exorcism; and not just any exorcism, we’re talking the original tale that William Peter Blatty used to write the 1973 classic book and basis for the movie “The Exorcist”. So before we get into the actual tale, we’re going to talk about what exorcism is and some background, but before we can get there we need to do a little business first.

That’s right, it’s time for the rules of this week’s drinking game! With this weeks theme, I was hard pressed to find some religious themed cocktails… and none of them seemed to have the consistency of pea soup so I had to settle for what we could find. I was able to find 5 really interesting drinks and I’m linking them for you if you’re interested. If you just want to use some sacramental wine you poached from the local church, then by all means use that. As always, the drinking game is only for listeners who are at home with no plans to drive anywhere. Please drink responsibly. So this week, every time we say Exorcism it’s a regular shot and when we say Levitate that will be a double shot. And on that note, let’s dive in heathens!

If you’ve seen the greatest movie of all time, 1973’s The Exorcist then you have some idea of what exorcism is all about. If you haven’t seen the movie, well then you need to pause this and watch it now… go on… we’ll wait. Kidding. So Exorcism has to do with ridding the human being of demonic possession. It’s typically associated with Roman Catholic beliefs, but every culture has some belief and rites for performing what would be considered an exorcism. But is exorcisms real, or are the afflicted and exorcist unconsciously acting roles from a movie? Are there other explanations for what some people call possession? For the most part, we’re going to focus on the Roman Catholic exorcism simply because of its pop culture popularity thanks to all the movies

Each of us has a past. We have regrets. We’ve said or done things to ourselves or others that we wish we hadn’t. The people who know you best may forget those things, or dismiss them. But you’re more likely to internalize them and not let them go. I was guilty of that. And then I forgave myself for the person I had been, the one who ate all the junk food, who made mistakes in those old relationships, who argued with my dad and who didn’t fully appreciate the opportunity at hand. In time I came to love the person I was in the present, and I grew intensely excited about the person I knew I could become.

I’m not rich by any means. I don’t have the physique of a body builder. I don’t wear the smile of a cheerleader all the time. I can’t predict what my life will look like on April 1, 2058. But I’m proud of who I am today, because I know where I’ve been, and I know that I can improve even further. I’ve accepted the fact that I am a work in progress, and am willing to put in that work. There are people who are wealthier, better looking, happier and who contribute more to society. But no one can tell me I’m not a success right now. I feel successful.

The legendary basketball coach John Wooden, who spent more years studying success than I have spent on this planet, eventually came to define it this way: “Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming.” That, succinctly, is how I feel today. My goal is to feel the same way next week, or next year, or in 2058, or when I lay on my deathbed.

What is your goal? Maybe it’s a nice, round net worth figure. Or it’s celebrating a 75th wedding anniversary with your spouse. Perhaps it’s the number of mourners who will be at your funeral, because you positively touched so many lives. Whatever your goal is, imagine the process and the person who will complete it. Put the past aside, and step into that process. Step into the shoes of that person. Work it. Live it. Love it.

That is success.

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TODAY ON THE ALEX JONES SHOW
January 29, 2019
Tuesday, January 29th: FaceTime Spying - Apple’s FaceTime is able to access the phone’s microphone and camera without the user’s knowledge or consent in what is now officially being described as a “bug.” Infowars.com reported on this glaring security concern over 12 years ago. Across the Atlantic, an Italian politician said evidence is likely to emerge showing migrants were deliberately drowned at sea to elicit sympathy for refugees. The inflated support served as a boon for human traffickers. Joining today’s show is PAC leader of Americans for Legal Immigration William Gheen explaining his fight against open borders. Also, Roger Stone calls in delivering breaking details on Mueller's investigation. Call and tune in now!