THIS GRIFT NEEDS TO END….

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The Knights and Dames are the core community of supporters and subscribers for John B. Wells’ program, Caravan to Midnight. By and large, they do "march to the same beat" as Wells and Alex Jones, as the membership is designed for those who share their specific worldview.

Alignment of Beliefs

Members typically align with the following "beats" popularized by both Wells and Jones:

Alternative Truth-Seeking: The community is built on the belief that mainstream media (MSM) is untrustworthy and that "real" news is only found on alternative platforms like Caravan to Midnight or Infowars.

The "Globalist" Narrative: Much like the followers of Alex Jones, the Knights and Dames often subscribe to the theory that a secret global elite (the "cabal") is working toward a New World Order. This frequently involves referencing the Fritz Springmeier "bloodline" theories you mentioned earlier.

Spiritual and Moral Warfare: Wells often frames the current political and social climate as a spiritual battle. The titles "Knight" and "Dame" are used to evoke a sense of chivalry and moral duty to "protect the truth," a sentiment that resonates deeply with Jones’ "Infowarrior" branding.

How They Differ (The "Beat" Variation)

While they share the same fundamental goals, there are subtle differences in their style:

Tone: While Alex Jones is known for high-energy, often aggressive delivery, John B. Wells and his Knights and Dames tend to favor a more "nocturnal," analytical, and sometimes more esoteric or "spiritual" tone.

Focus on Integrity: According to the Caravan to Midnight mission, the group views itself as a "grassroots group of concerned citizens" specifically focused on restoring "confidence to the election process" and constitutional values.

Community Structure

Financial Support: Being a Knight or Dame is a paid membership status. This ensures that the community is self-selecting; those who don't agree with the "beat" of the show generally do not pay to be part of the inner circle.

Direct Interaction: Members often have direct access to "intel" and community forums where Springmeier’s documents and similar fringe theories are analyzed and discussed as factual evidence.

In summary, they are a highly synchronized audience. If someone identifies as a Knight or Dame of Caravan to Midnight, they are almost certainly a "fellow traveler" in the ideological world shared by John B. Wells and Alex Jones.

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JBW is labeled ALT MEDIA… POST 1871 breaks it down!

The reason John B. Wells and his platforms weren't originally listed is primarily due to his transition from mainstream to alternative media and the evolving criteria used by monitoring organizations.

1. Shift from Mainstream to "Alternative" Media

Mainstream Tenure: For years, John B. Wells was a prominent figure in mainstream overnight radio as a host for Coast to Coast AM. During this time, he was viewed as a professional broadcaster rather than a fringe "influencer."

Independent Transition: It was only after his departure from Coast to Coast AM in 2014 that he launched Caravan to Midnight and leaned more heavily into the "truth seeker" and "New World Order" content that often features Fritz Springmeier.

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1. Evolution of Monitoring Criteria

Digital Age Tracking: Organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have continuously updated their databases to include digital-first and subscriber-based platforms.

2018 Classification: It wasn't until 2018 that the SPLC formally characterized Wells as a host of "far-right podcasts," marking a shift in how his specific brand of "alternative" news was categorized.

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1. "Knights and Dames" & Affiliate Strategy

Insular Community: Platforms like Knights and Dames and Jellyfish News operate within a closed, subscriber-based ecosystem. These "pay-to-play" models often keep influencers off the radar of general social media trackers until their content achieves a certain level of viral reach or cross-platform controversy.

Affiliate Labels: Many monitoring groups prioritize organizations (like "hate groups") over individual broadcasters. As Wells built his own network—rather than being part of an established group—it took longer for researchers to aggregate his various platforms under a single "extremist-leaning" label.

Alex Jones and John B. Wells have maintained a professional relationship for over a decade, frequently crossing paths in the "alternative media" landscape. While the 2013 interview is a significant early touchpoint, they have collaborated multiple times since then, though not always specifically titled around the Fritz Springmeier document.

Frequent Collaborations and "Crossed Paths"

Recurring Guest Spots: Since 2013, John B. Wells has appeared as a guest on The Alex Jones Show (Infowars) multiple times. These interviews typically focus on overarching "New World Order" themes, globalism, and the "Great Reset," which are the modern evolutions of the theories presented in Springmeier’s document.

Caravan to Midnight Interviews: Alex Jones has also appeared as a guest on Wells’ own program, Caravan to Midnight. In these instances, they often reinforce each other's narratives regarding secret societies and elite control, directly citing the "13 bloodlines" framework established by Springmeier.

Shared Content Ecosystem: Both creators frequently share and aggregate content from the same sources, such as Jellyfish News, which regularly publishes articles mirroring the themes found in Bloodlines of the Illuminati.

The Fritz Springmeier Connection

While they may not cite the document by its full title in every broadcast, the conceptual framework of Springmeier’s work—specifically "Project Monarch" and the "13 Satanic Bloodlines"—serves as the foundational logic for many of their joint discussions.

Project Monarch: In multiple interviews after 2013, both Jones and Wells have discussed trauma-based mind control, often treating Springmeier's claims as established "insider knowledge."

Globalist Narratives: Their shared rhetoric about a "cabal" or "shadow government" is almost entirely derived from the genealogical and occult claims pioneered by Springmeier in the 1990s.

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Just figured out how they’re funded!!

Epoch media advertising with Caravan to Midnight and Ark Knights programming through ALT media!

Flynn’s Army DigitalSoldiers bought and paid for through the affiliate program. MMO it’s huge!

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Oh…you’ll see!

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John B. Wells and The Epoch Times operate within the same alternative media ecosystem, sharing a focus on nationalist politics and anti-establishment narratives, though they remain distinct entities.

Connection to Alternative Media

While John B. Wells is not an official employee or spokesperson for The Epoch Times, there is significant overlap in their content and audience:

Narrative Alignment: Both Wells and The Epoch Times frequently cover topics such as "the deep state," skepticism of globalist institutions, and critiques of the Chinese Communist Party.

Shared Platforms: Wells' programs, Caravan to Midnight and Ark Midnight, are syndicated on networks that also feature content or advertisements from The Epoch Times and its affiliates like NTD Television.

Cross-Promotion: Wells has hosted guests who are regular contributors to The Epoch Times, and he occasionally references their reporting as a counter-narrative to mainstream media.

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Key Differences in Focus

Spiritual vs. Secular: The Epoch Times is closely linked to the Falun Gong spiritual movement and emphasizes anti-communism as a core mission. John B. Wells' content is more broadly focused on paranormal phenomena, geopolitics, and constitutionalism.

Media Format: The Epoch Times is a multi-language news organization with a large physical and digital presence. Wells operates primarily through his independent subscription-based programs and talk radio syndication