Alex Jones: Defeating The Technocratic Totalitarian Elite

[John F Kennedy III]

Alex Jones: Defeating The Technocratic Totalitarian Elite

Infowars.com
Saturday, April 28, 2012


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=o9EJh_A_DgY

original article here:
http://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-defeating-the-technocratic-totalitarian-elite/

[John F Kennedy III]

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[Anti Federalist]

5 stars to counteract for whoever voted to one.

[Danke]

5 stars to counteract for whoever voted to one.

There seems to be quite a few here that don't like his message.

[John F Kennedy III]

There seems to be quite a few here that don't like his message.

Quite a few people who still insist on denying reality.

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

The people on top shit their pants when they think about people standing up for themselves. As long as we're not scared, we have power over them.

[John F Kennedy III]

The people on top shit their pants when they think about people standing up for themselves. As long as we're not scared, we have power over them.

I'll never be scared of those evil bastards.

[green73]

There seems to be quite a few here that don't like his message.

We should come up for a term for them. Something along the lines of pussified assmunchers.

[WarNoMore]

We should come up for a term for them. Something along the lines of pussified assmunchers.

That's a fitting name for them. I prefer cowardly ignorant appeasers.

There's several reasons they act the way they do. First they don't "believe" in "conspiracy theories". Of course, neither do many of us so called conspiracy theorists. To have an opinion or to cite facts that run contrary to the official narrative makes one a conspiracy theorist these days. Of course they won't admit that, they'll bring up the lowest common denominator and use them as strawmen to attack us for being skeptical of anything the government says.

Secondly, they think that these "conspiracy theories" scare away potential supporters. So they attack conspiracies to try and set straight the "theorists"(which I doubt happens much) and make the campaign more palatable to the cowards who can't handle any opinions other than government approved ones. My problem with this approach is that it's more likely to help scare away supporters than it is to attract them. We aren't going anywhere. This liberty movement is full of "conspiracy theorists", thanks in part to the work of Mr. Jones.

Dr. Paul himself said during the last campaign about half the people he talked to mentioned Jones as being the guy to clue them in onto Paul. The more time you spend trashing us the more harm you do to the liberty movement. Why reinforce the government narrative in the minds of the sheeple if one of the primary places they're hearing the alternative narrative from is from Ron Paul supporters or Ron Paul himself?

Now that's not to say Jones or any of us are free from criticism or are 100% accurate. You can disagree with us, you can even dislike us, but attacking us, calling us names, mischaracterizing our message is uncalled for and does no one but the establishment any good.

[jmdrake]

5 stars to counteract for whoever voted to one.

5 stars myself and +reps to all brave patriots.

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[John F Kennedy III]

We should come up for a term for them. Something along the lines of pussified assmunchers.

Perfect!

[Cowlesy]

Wow, a tweet from Matt Drudge's personal twitter.


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