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Atrazine is also a potent endocrine disruptor that is active at low, ecologically relevant concentrations. Another account, called Bronze Age Pervert, was reportedly popular among Trump staffers at the end of his first term.
Miller, at SPLC, said homophobic and transphobic views are also at the heart of the wellness advice Cornish-Dale doles out through his Raw Egg Nationalist pseudonym.
“Raw Egg Nationalist and others like him say that the health of the nation is tied to the health of individuals, especially men, and they want men to be physically strong and to have stereotypically masculine physiques and occupy these stereotypically masculine roles,” she said.
What’s not to like?”
“He embodies the ideals he promotes — many of which we promote as well — and he’s brave enough to speak the truth to power,” he wrote.
Alex Jones' Gay Frogs Rant
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- Conspiracy Theory, Photoshop, Remix
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- todd dracula, alex jones, info wars, feathersovhawks
About
Alex Jones' Gay Frogs Rant, also known as the Gay Bomb Rant, refers to a viral segment of InfoWars in which host Alex Jones claims that water is being poisoned with chemicals that are "making the friggin' frogs gay."
Origin
On October 16th, 2015, the Alex Jones YouTube channel uploaded a video titled "Alex Jones: The Gay Bomb Rant" (shown below).
Spread
On May 18th, 2016, YouTuber Todd Dracula uploaded a compilation of Alex Jones clips, including the gay frogs rant (shown below).
Today, he has more than 264,000.
As of July, Vice President JD Vance was one of them.
“The End of Men sent my popularity through the roof,” Cornish-Dale wrote in a statement to E&E News. The males, once exposed, begin to exhibit hermaphroditic behaviors.
The internet supplied a bunch of remixes to mock what, in the first impression, understandably seems like outlandish claims.
“If he is successful with this Make America Healthy Again movement, I think it could very well become the kind of unifying issue actually that I think health should be.”
For his part, Hayes said he is dismayed to see his research be misused, both by contributing to transphobia, and by distracting from atrazine’s real environmental harms.
“We know that atrazine is bad, we know that it is doing these bad things in the environment, so why are we focusing on something else that is pure speculation, that is an attack on the LGBTQ community?” Hayes said.
Restrictions on trans health care
Kennedy’s nomination to lead HHS comes as conservative lawmakers are threatening access to trans health care.
Multiple Republican state legislatures have tried to ban access to health care like medicines that can pause puberty and give young people time to assess their gender identities.
First you hate ’em, then you get used to ’em. These groups often demonize soy and other seed-oil products because of their natural estrogen content, and use the term “soy boy” as a slur for men they perceive as weak due to their overconsumption of tofu and other meat substitutes. The way it is to be done is by trusting yourself, trusting your intuition.”
-Terence McKenna
Reject authority; trust yourself.
Ben Bartee is a Bangkok-based American journalist with opposable thumbs.
This is all he knows.
He regularly promotes nutrition and health content alongside racist and antisemitic conspiracy theories.
His book, about “the globalist plan for food,” is published by Antelope Hill, a white nationalist publisher that also prints work by Adolf Hitler. “They see him as someone promoting their own beliefs, who creates distrust in these chemicals and these systems and they can come in and feed off that to spread their more extreme views.”
Kennedy’s nomination comes as President Donald Trump has promised to “stop the transgender lunacy,” and, on his first day in office, issued executive orders to restrict trans peoples’ ability to access federal documents that match their gender identity.
On October 23rd, YouTuber Grandayy uploaded a Man's Not Hot parody mixed with the Alex Jones rant titled "Big Alex Jones – Frog's Not Hot" (shown below, right). Follow his stuff via his blog, Armageddon Prose, Substack, Patreon, Gab, and Twitter.
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‘Gay frogs’ and atrazine: Why the alt-right likes RFK Jr.
Prominent provocateur and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones went viral in 2017 claiming there were “chemicals in the water that turn the friggin’ frogs gay.” The ridicule was swift and severe.
They also promote drinking raw milk and eating raw eggs — foods they see as being more “natural” than those that have been heated up to stop the spread of diseases.
“Drinking raw milk is something that has always been around with cult followings, usually with groups you might characterize as hippies, but there has been a huge growth of it, and now it is often infused with white supremacy and other ideas,” Malloy said.
One of the most popular personalities promoting these views goes by the pseudonym Raw Egg Nationalist online, though in summer 2024 he was outed by a United Kingdom nonprofit as an Oxford and Cambridge-educated historian named Charles Cornish-Dale.
Fox News wrote a story about the study warning “LGBTF? Gay Frogs Are Real: Alex Jones Was Right" (shown below, left).