Sargon of a cod, a powerful voice within the growing alt-right movement, is a statement that makes

absolutely no sense because anybody who's done even 30 seconds of Google searching would see that

Sargon is not alt-right and he regularly speaks out against the alt-right. And then we have Jordan

Peterson, who also regularly speaks out against the alt-right, but for some reason is still labeled

by the media as alt-right. Recently we saw an opinion piece by Barry Weiss in the New York Times,

where she talked about a group called the Intellectual Dark Web. This seems to be a group of

intellectuals who are willing to challenge the mainstream infrastructure and they're willing to

criticize their own tribe. In response to this, more stories have come out, maligning, whatever

this group of individuals is, and even trying to insinuate that people like Alex Jones are somehow

related to academics like Brett Weinstein and Jordan Peterson. So why exactly is the media trying

to malign so many individuals who challenged the mainstream narrative?

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a patron today. First up from Russia Today, our Miloianopolis Tommy Robinson and Sargon of a

Cod hypocrites. Towards the bottom of the article we can see the section on Sargon, and it says part

of the growing alt-right, Sargon of a Cod whose real name is Carl Benjamin rose to prominence

during Gamergate, an anti-feminist backlash by a section of gamers from which Benjamin developed

a reputation for opposing anti-misogyny movements and writers, garnering himself 800,000 YouTube

subscribers in the process. He controversially tweeted Labour MP Jess Phillips after she wrote in

the Huffington Post that people talking about raping me isn't fun but has become somewhat

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