When Truth Is a Joke: The Jester Archetype and Media Deception

On this Wednesday edition of Right on Radio (October 8, 2025), hosts Jeff and John open with their regular Word on Word segment and welcome guest John Brisson from "We've Read the Documents." The episode centers on the provocative theme of the "jester archetype"—how theatrical, humorous or over-the-top personas in Freemasonry and alternative media can obscure, distort and sometimes discredit genuine truth.

Jeff and John trace the royal order of jesters back to Masonic and occult archetypes and explore high-profile modern examples: Alex Jones, Stu Peters, Laura Loomer and others. They argue these personalities often blend authentic reporting with sensationalism or misinformation to attract clicks and shape narratives, and they discuss alleged backers and institutional influences (mentions of councils, intelligence operations and foreign funding are raised as contextual factors).

The conversation examines specific controversies and turning points: Alex Jones’ on-air persona and past pivots (including debates around FEMA camps and ties to other figures), Stu Peters’ broadcasts and crypto promotion (the J‑Proof/JayProof discussion and rug‑pull allegations), and the ways some broadcasters platform or amplify Q‑style narratives, Dark MAGA, and New Age influencers. The hosts debate motivation—true belief, opportunism, or paid narrative work—and the spiritual and political consequences.

Faith and doctrine are a running focus. Jeff and John critique ministers who adopt combative, hateful or absolutist rhetoric, using Steven Anderson as a case study (they dispute teaching that certain people are beyond redemption and cite 1 Corinthians 6:9–11 as a corrective). They also consider the line between confronting false doctrine and spewing hatred, urging discernment in how Christians engage politics and media.

Listeners are encouraged to be Bereans: read scripture for themselves, weigh accusations and claims carefully, and be aware rather than obsessed with politics. The hosts highlight the difference between religion and biblical faith, warn of spiritual deception in both church and alternative media, and call for love, humility and community action despite the tumultuous news cycle.

The episode closes with practical takeaways: an exhortation to love God, family and neighbor, to study the Bible, and to apply discernment when evaluating loud, theatrical voices in media—whether they expose truth, obscure it, or do both.

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