Documented sources here discredit the “lamestream” media’s nonsense narratives portrayal in various incidents. I firsthand know the news is a load of crap. Being attacked and canceled is practically a badge of honor, a “black and blue checkmark,” confirming the legitimacy of my sentiments.
I may not have known the best strategy to undermine wrongs of the world, but who does? I’ve learned from my experiences and won’t retreat from presenting truths swept under the rug to protect some tyrannical trajectory many are oblivious to. Here are abstracts with some supporting documents and deep dives into my experiences. If lies are used to tell the story, the entire narrative should be treated with skepticism.
Jason Robo: “Racist, Anti-vaxxer, Trumper”
In 2021 I was cancelled by striking a nerve at a San Diego board of supervisors meeting over COVID-19 vaccine mandates. I began comedically roasting the “stuporvisors” who ignored all dissenting opinions in the inconvenient formality of public comments. After a recap of how mandates harm, not help health, I told them to resign or kill themselves. I admit the particular joke that provoked an actual response was misspoken, which I thought of just prior. I am unapologetic in my sentiments, however not my most graceful moment. I said what was implied by the punchline, which was falsely portrayed as a racist rant in the media. This is the comment and heated exchange in its entirety.
I had never addressed Dr. Wilma Wooten, a black public health officer, advocating vaccine mandates dishonoring the disturbing legacy of deadly Tuskegee human experiments. This medical mammy is from UNC Chapel Hill where Wuhan coronavirus research originated (according to the germ theory perspective). Wooten violated her Hippocratic oath by parroting CDC and big pharma propaganda. Here is the transcript to what exactly was said. My unpublished op-ed retort here.
The lamestream media attacked in many outlets including Newsweek, Raw Story, The Daily Beast, The Young Turks Rashaad Richey’s “Indisputable,” and International Business Times. The most vile article by far was from Ken Stone of the online Times of San Diego. He selectively used anything negative ever said about me, regardless how untrue. I was portrayed as a drunken aggressor after being attacked on Halloween days prior. That person was arrested as seen in the arrest report here. Stone teamed up even with fellow yellow journalist Kevin Hoover who has attacked me since college and most absurd claiming I had a concealed weapon at my own home (see below).
9/11 Truth Sticker Arrest
My 2008 disorderly conduct arrest made national headlines. It resulted from impulsively posting handwritten stickers with websites challenging the oafish-al narrative of September 11, 2001. The charges were dismissed after refusing to cop a plea. I’m not alone in my skepticism, victims families have many unanswered questions. Bogus police reports parroted by the media claimed I yelled, ran off the plane, that my George W. Bush shirt had Hitler on it, and that I said “the stickers were a joke.”
An in depth narrative of the experience is here at 911blogger. My pro-bono attorney Jeffrey Wiesner later represented the “Obama Hope” artist, Shepard Fairey who created the brand “Obey“. Disorderly conduct cannot suppress clear political free speech as Wiesner noted the stickers were “protected activity insulating the defendant from prosecution for disorderly conduct.”
Wiesner undermined the hazardous condition component of disorderly conduct whereas, “No reasonable interpretation of the stickers could conclude it constituted a ‘real threat’ (or any semblance of a threat) because it certainly could not be said to have targeted any individual with the intention to place him or her in fear.”
Prisonplanet.com was one site I wrote on the stickers and I was a guest on the Alex Jones show to tell my side of the story. The story from the Boston Globe later removed, or Orwelled, the reference to Jones’ site.
Bogus Concealed Weapon Arrest
After reporting being attacked by a hitchhiker while biking on the 101 North I was paradoxically arrested by a dumbass Humboldt Sheriff deputy, named of all things Hicks. The charges, later dismissed, was an insane headache. A bench warrant was issued after my pro-bono attorney, Jeffrey Schwartz, incorrectly told me I was not needed in court for some hearing (I had a witness to this also). Humboldt State University’s police recognized me filming a student protest for my TV show Unstacking the Deck. I had to get bailed out so I didn’t rot in jail during my birthday.
This second arrest caught the attention of Kevin Hoover, then writing for his weekly paper the Arcata Eye, wrote a fallacious hit-piece, later edited with various struck through segments. Commenters attack the piece falsely claiming I was arrested drunk at my home for a concealed weapon, which makes no sense legally. Half of the article recaps negative portrayals of my activism. Hoover first critiqued my speeches on behalf of the HSU-NORML chapter. Incidentally he must’ve loved publishing the article on, of all dates, April 20th, 2011.
A marine veteran and friend I saw that night was to testify on my behalf. He was to defy an absurdity in the police report that my knife was in my butt crack concealed by an oversized jacket. Conveniently my 911 call recording was lost, though not disputed that I called ultimately.