Jason Reza Jorjani

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Jason Reza Jorjani

Jason Reza Jorjani is an Iranian-American philosopher, author, and UFO disclosure advocate. He holds a PhD in philosophy from SUNY Stony Brook and served as a university lecturer before his departure from academia. He is a prolific author of more than fourteen works, including Prometheus and Atlas (2016), Closer Encounters, Prometheism, Iranian Leviathan, Psychotronics, Artemis Unveiled, Satanaeon, and Thanatos.

Academic background

Jorjani completed his BA and MA at New York University and his doctorate in philosophy at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He subsequently taught at multiple colleges in the New York and New Jersey area — courses in philosophy, history of philosophy, ethics, comparative religion, political theory, the history of Iran, and science, technology and society studies. His doctoral dissertation was the basis for Prometheus and Atlas, which won the book award of the Parapsychological Association in 2016, bringing him into contact with researchers at the Society for Scientific Exploration, including Russell Targ and Hal Puthoff.

Research and views

Jorjani's work spans philosophy, parapsychology, ancient history, non-human intelligence, and geopolitics. His principal arguments include:

Alt-right entanglement and New York Times defamation

In 2016 Jorjani became a founding member of the "Alt-Right Corporation" — an entity he sought to use to redirect the politically amorphous alt-right movement away from white nationalism and toward a cosmopolitan "Aryan renaissance" fusing Persian and European New Right currents, through his publisher Arktos Media, the media outlet Red Ice Radio, and Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute. His stated rationale was that Iran — whose name derives from Arya ("noble") — historically represented a cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic Aryan civilisation.

In spring 2017 Jorjani spoke at the London Forum, invited by a British contact — "Jonathan" — later identified as an MI6 operative also initiated into multiple secret societies including Freemasonry and Rosicrucianism. This same Jonathan had initially presented himself as head of the British branch of the Vril Society and had used Jorjani's Iranian opposition activism to gain his trust before introducing him to the former intelligence directorate of Blackwater, then operating as a private intelligence agency called Jellyfish under Michael Bagley.

In June 2017 a man posing as a Swedish academic covertly recorded approximately two hours of Jorjani's conversation. About two minutes of selectively spliced audio was published in The New York Times and amplified by Newsweek and NBC, presenting Jorjani as advocating Nazism — predictions were turned into prescriptions and unrelated statements stitched together. The defamation appeared within weeks of Jorjani's resignation from the Alt-Right Corporation, which he had lost control of after its partners attended the Charlottesville rally.

Iran regime-change advocacy

Jorjani describes sustained engagement over more than two decades in the Iranian political opposition, working toward a cultural revolution that would reconstitute Iranian society around its pre-Islamic Aryan and Zoroastrian heritage. He describes engagements with four individuals affiliated with Mossad — contacts through Iranian opposition work — and lobbying activity in Washington including a meeting with a National Security Council member. When Mossad offered to hire him as a paid asset he cut off all communication with the Israeli side.

He views Iran as the decisive geopolitical prize of the 21st century — three times the size of France with a population over 80 million, the only country to have built five successive world empires — and argues its population (mosque attendance below 5%) is the most pro-American on earth.

Epstein and the Dalton School

Jorjani attended the Dalton School in New York, where Jeffrey Epstein had taught mathematics in the late 1970s. He describes Epstein as unqualified for the position — most Dalton faculty held PhDs — and as hired by the school's headmaster Donald Barr, whom Jorjani identifies as an OSS-turned-CIA operative and the author of Space Relations (a science fiction novel about trafficking children as sexual slaves between interplanetary colonies, displayed in the Dalton School library). Donald Barr also hired a CIA recruiter at the school who, when Jorjani was 13 or 14, gave him a classified assessment of Iran's nuclear capabilities for a term paper and attempted to recruit him into the agency.

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