Alex Jones ‘playing a character,’ says lawyer

[juleswin]

This is what happens when you tried to expose child sex rings--they are now trying to crucify him.

And its way easier to fool people than convince them that they've been fooled. Yea, keep believing its because he "exposed" child sex ring. Btw, who exactly did he expose? did hr name any names or just talk about some nebulous child sex ring characters.

Also, why not kill the man? remember the journalist who exposed the American general in Afghanistan that died when his car computer malfunctioned. Why not do something like that to the fat man? could it be that he didn't expose anything and just going through regular ole child custody battle.

And I am not trying to make fun of you for believing in conspiracy theory but when your conspiracy theory sounds like this, you should drop it.

[AuH20]

Alex Jones is a gateway drug. I don't mind his theatrics or diluted message because it's an exit sign to greater awareness.

[dannno]

Also, why not kill the man? remember the journalist who exposed the American general in Afghanistan that died when his car computer malfunctioned.

That has been discussed thousands of times here.

Did Michael Hastings have a talk radio show with millions of followers?

No. He wrote stories occasionally. Unfortunately, he was not sorely missed like Alex Jones would be.

Having a big name and a big audience is a great life insurance policy.

[AuH20]

I wouldn't be shocked if Alex works for the CIA or Israelis, but it's not that big of a deal to me. As long as he's producing content, it's a win win. No one with a brain believes the pro Israeli narrative.

[juleswin]

That has been discussed thousands of times here.

Did Michael Hastings have a talk radio show with millions of followers?

No. He wrote stories occasionally. Unfortunately, he was not sorely missed like Alex Jones would be.

Having a big name and a big audience is a great life insurance policy.

He won't be missed, his followers would move on when he dies. Just make it to look like a heart attack and that's all you need to do. Fat man who seems like he was high on coke all the time dies of a heart problem and anyone talking conspiracy theory would look like a crazy person.

If he was a danger to the establishment, what happened to Micheal Hasting would have happened to him and sooner. He is controlled opposition which means that he would likely be with us for a long time just like Dick Cheney .

[juleswin]

I wouldn't be shocked if Alex works for the CIA or Israelis, but it's not that big of a deal to me. As long as he's producing content, it's a win win. No one with a brain believes the pro Israeli narrative.

His content is bull$#@!, if he was controlled by the CIA or Israeli intell, why would be create any content that would undermine them? Do you think the I in CIA was put there as an irony? It should concern you if he is CIA cos that means he is working with the enemy and he would end up putting the misdirection spins on the important stories that affect freedom and liberty in this country.

Maybe I feel this way cos Alex Jones wasn't my introduction to this movement. Quite the contrary, had he been my first experience, I would have never given the movement the time of day. The man is irrational and insane and not in a good way.

[dannno]

He won't be missed, his followers would move on when he dies. Just make it to look like a heart attack and that's all you need to do.

Ya see this is the type of $#@! that sounds completely insane to me and is why I can't take much of what you say very seriously. AJ has a massive active audience, who like to listen to him on a regular basis - but like AuH20 said, he is a gateway drug who has attracted tens of millions of people to various sub-related groups and are no longer active audience members - they are more like me, they just check in from time to time or have decided to source the bulk of their information from elsewhere. Maybe they got tired of the grating voice or the theatrics, the 3 hour shows, whatever it is. But they are still fans, and if they killed AJ the globalists would have a HUGE problem on their hands.

[juleswin]

Ya see this is the type of $#@! that sounds completely insane to me and is why I can't take much of what you say very seriously. AJ has a massive active audience, who like to listen to him on a regular basis - but like AuH20 said, he is a gateway drug who has attracted tens of millions of people to various sub-related groups and are no longer active audience members - they are more like me, they just check in from time to time or have decided to source the bulk of their information from elsewhere. Maybe they got tired of the grating voice or the theatrics, the 3 hour shows, whatever it is. But they are still fans, and if they killed AJ the globalists would have a HUGE problem on their hands.

Was AJ your gateway drug?

[dannno]

Was AJ your gateway drug?

I didn't really need a gateway drug per se, I was pretty much an anarchist by the time I was in middle school.

My first exposure to Alex Jones was in a film called "Waking Life" (2001)



I didn't know who he was or anything about him, and I wouldn't know who he was or anything about him for another 6 years. But that was my favorite scene in the entire film, and it was my favorite film for many years.

I considered myself mostly libertarian, although I was more of a left-libertarian in college because Noam Chomsky was all the rage on campus (a self-professed leftist anarchist).

I hated George W. Bush with a passion and was extremely anti-war, I didn't really get too involved in politics until 2007. So in a sense Ron Paul was my gateway drug into the liberty movement, in 2007. Then I began looking more closely into 9/11 truth, I knew there was something fishy about 9/11 since I heard the planes had hit the towers but didn't know much about the truther movement until 2007. Fahrenheit 9/11 was a good wake up call, but I knew there was more to it than that.

[phill4paul]

That has been discussed thousands of times here.

Did Michael Hastings have a talk radio show with millions of followers?

No. He wrote stories occasionally. Unfortunately, he was not sorely missed like Alex Jones would be.

Having a big name and a big audience is a great life insurance policy.

Or maybe Alex never actually tracked down informants, gathered facts and source material and therefore never actually posed a threat to TPTB?

[juleswin]

I didn't really need a gateway drug per se, I was pretty much an anarchist by the time I was in middle school.

My first exposure to Alex Jones was in a film called "Waking Life" (2001)



I didn't know who he was or anything about him, and I wouldn't know who he was or anything about him for another 6 years. But that was my favorite scene in the entire film, and it was my favorite film for many years.

I considered myself mostly libertarian, although I was more of a left-libertarian in college because Noam Chomsky was all the rage on campus (a self-professed leftist anarchist).

I hated George W. Bush with a passion and was extremely anti-war, I didn't really get too involved in politics until 2007. So in a sense Ron Paul was my gateway drug into the liberty movement, in 2007. Then I began looking more closely into 9/11 truth, I knew there was something fishy about 9/11 since I heard the planes had hit the towers but didn't know much about the truther movement until 2007. Fahrenheit 9/11 was a good wake up call, but I knew there was more to it than that.

Good for you, the reason why I asked is because I have noticed that most people who started with AJ or was introduced to Aj early on in their journey never actually left him. They are lifers, I don't think he is a gateway to anything outside of his plantation. Aj tell his supporters to vote for Debra Medina, they vote for her and he says, don't vote for Medina that Rick Perry is actually better and they just like lemmings do what he tells me to do.

From my experience, I don't consider AJ to be a gateway to anything. I think he sometimes extends the lease and his folks strays a bit to other politicians/ideas but he is quick to pull it back once said politician shows any independent streak.

My first impression of him was bad, for years I would wonder why Ron Paul appeared on his show. I wondered that maybe he had some dirt on him but I just think that even the great Ron Paul is not perfect. He makes mistakes just like the rest of us.

[AuH20]

His content is bull$#@!, if he was controlled by the CIA or Israeli intell, why would be create any content that would undermine them? Do you think the I in CIA was put there as an irony? It should concern you if he is CIA cos that means he is working with the enemy and he would end up putting the misdirection spins on the important stories that affect freedom and liberty in this country.

Maybe I feel this way cos Alex Jones wasn't my introduction to this movement. Quite the contrary, had he been my first experience, I would have never given the movement the time of day. The man is irrational and insane and not in a good way.

His content is basically built on the work of past predecessors. Eustace Mullins, G. Edward Griffin, Gary North, James Perloff and William Cooper. Imagine if Morton Downey Jr. stumbled onto a collection of forbidden books? That's basically Alex Jones in a nutshell. The common layman is not going to stumble on that source material without some help. Alex Jones basically lays out the nature of this intricate system, but stops at naming the key drivers of the power structure.

[juleswin]

His content is basically built on the work of past predecessors. Eustace Mullins, G. Edward Griffin, Gary North, James Perloff and William Cooper. Imagine if Morton Downey Jr. stumbled onto a collection of forbidden books? That's basically Alex Jones in a nutshell. The common layman is not going to stumble on that source material without some help. Alex Jones basically lays out the nature of this intricate system, but stops at naming the key drivers of the power structure.

Yes, its all about misdirection. Reel in the individuals who think there is something wrong with the system and could be a problem to the establishment and convince them that he knows who the culprit is and instead of pointing out the culprit, he sends them down the rabbit hole with his illuminati and luciferian bullshyt. Its all about keeping people in the dark and feeding them with bullshyt.

[Indy Vidual]

The obvious traitor has been exposed too many times:

Alex Jones is a gateway drug. I don't mind his theatrics or diluted message because it's an exit sign to greater awareness.

If, for example (keeping in mind many of his listeners didn't need a "gateway drug" ), he gives ~500 K people a "greater awareness" and permanently chases away (for example) at least 98 Million people from ever waking up, then is there even a 'one in 200' chance of ever educating the masses?

[AuH20]

The obvious traitor has been exposed too many times:


If, for example (keeping in mind many of his listeners didn't need a "gateway drug" ), he gives ~500 K people a "greater awareness" and permanently chases away (for example) at least 98 Million people from ever waking up, then is there even a 'one in 200' chance of ever educating the masses?

That could be true. But some people will never be receptive to the truth because such an admission would lead to an entire sea change in one's life.

[juleswin]

The obvious traitor has been exposed too many times:


If, for example (keeping in mind many of his listeners didn't need a "gateway drug" ), he gives ~500 K people a "greater awareness" and permanently chases away (for example) at least 98 Million people from ever waking up, then is there even a 'one in 200' chance of ever educating the masses?

Thanks for pointing this out, cos the number that is not seem is the number of people he has permanently chased away from the movement because of his clownish behaviour.

I remember watching his show way back when he would flash an article of the screen saying that the govt has already admitted x y and z and when you go and read the article, you realize that he was lying the whole time. Now multiply this by 100x and you get his daily show.

[AuH20]

BTW I think Alex Jones suffers from an escort addiction.

[juleswin]

BTW I think Alex Jones suffers from an escort addiction.

And how exactly would you know this?

[AuH20]

And how exactly would you know this?

That is the word on the street. Go research Millie Weaver who Alex hired after 'meeting' her at the GOP convention. She dated the infamous Joe Francis in her late teens. She's a gold-digger from LA that partakes in questionable activities with rich, older men. It's even rumored that his allegedly new wife is a madam.

[jmdrake]

Pro-or Con on AJ doesn't matter..........

I sincerely hope he gets 50/50 custody with no money changing hands...

Children need both parents!

It's funny how discipline problems and high school math can make a divorced woman realize how much she needs her kids' dad in their lives. If I'm sounding bitter......it's because I am

[sparebulb]

That is the word on the street. Go research Millie Weaver who Alex hired after 'meeting' her at the GOP convention. She dated the infamous Joe Francis in her late teens. She's a gold-digger from LA that partakes in questionable activities with rich, older men. It's even rumored that his allegedly new wife is a madam.

Millie Weaver is more than welcome to go wild here at my place.

[donnay]

And its way easier to fool people than convince them that they've been fooled. Yea, keep believing its because he "exposed" child sex ring. Btw, who exactly did he expose? did hr name any names or just talk about some nebulous child sex ring characters.

Also, why not kill the man? remember the journalist who exposed the American general in Afghanistan that died when his car computer malfunctioned. Why not do something like that to the fat man? could it be that he didn't expose anything and just going through regular ole child custody battle.

And I am not trying to make fun of you for believing in conspiracy theory but when your conspiracy theory sounds like this, you should drop it.

https://www.infowars.com/report-expo...-peacekeepers/

[oyarde]

I wouldn't be shocked if Alex works for the CIA or Israelis, but it's not that big of a deal to me. As long as he's producing content, it's a win win. No one with a brain believes the pro Israeli narrative.

CIA is my guess .

[AuH20]

This is the interview that Jones tried to censor. Regardless of Duke's true motives, Jones performs poorly in this exchange. It's not even the nonsense that the Israelis meticulously control the world when it's far more complex than that, but even Jones won't relent and admit that they play a key management role in the Anglo American Establishment.

[merkelstan]

Serious question: To you people that didn't already know AJ is a performance artist - do you also believe professional wrestling is unscripted combat?

[dannno]

Serious question: To you people that didn't already know AJ is a performance artist - do you also believe professional wrestling is unscripted combat?

I'm pretty sure everybody, including all of his fans, realize he is a performance artist. He himself has discussed it openly.

[merkelstan]

So many interesting viewpoints here. I feel tempted to ask something like, Question: To you people that didn't already know AJ is a performance artist - do you also believe professional wrestling is unscripted sport?

Let's face it. "America is a country of tall children." - to be hooked into regular listening, a large portion of the potential audience demands AUDIO THEATRICS. And that's what AJ delivers with the consistency and engineering of a lukewarm fast food hamburger ... served slathered in hate hot sauce. I have never been able to listen to this man without inwardly cringing at what sounds like an intentional, affected perma-growl. Hey maybe someone who is an AJ fan can correct me here, but it really sounds fake as hell. And that, combined with a confrontational rather than an educational attitude, just doesn't make for the kinda guy i want to listen-to.

I'm not criticizing or praising his content here. And I'm not saying he's a conspiracy nut, cause nowadays, seriously, where do you draw the line? He just believes some things that I am not convinced of. I do object to the things he says that associate his viewers, many of whom just want information they're not getting from the MSM, with statements which may be advocating violence and civil unrest.

It is also wrong for Trump haters to advocate unlawful acts of protest as well, so I need to mention that here.

But back to Alex, I'll admit - ok, ok, I don't know how much of the persona is artificial - but the result is artificial, charicature kookoo. But then again I got to admit, he's selling to the market of American adults and young adults. Americans are surrounded by so much ~showtime~ that any message that isn't speedy and bouncy and LOUD enough won't cut through the also-hysterical competition.

Is Jones not evenly covering every conspiracy, elite crime and alternative nutrition supplement known to man? He's not because he can't. Also, breaking new stories about crimes of the political elite is dangerous under any system of government. Although a prudent political elite tolerates some degree of it, Alex doesn't owe the rest of the world news coverage and unique analasys of the secrets behind every new scandal, conspiracy or elite crime that lands in his inbox.

Things are always in motion and things will never be the same again. The political caging of The Donald nears completion and AJ might see this as an opportune time to bow-out of the game one way or another.

[dannno]

So many interesting viewpoints here. I feel tempted to ask something like, Question: To you people that didn't already know AJ is a performance artist - do you also believe professional wrestling is unscripted sport?

Let's face it. "America is a country of tall children." - to be hooked into regular listening, a large portion of the potential audience demands AUDIO THEATRICS. And that's what AJ delivers with the consistency and engineering of a lukewarm fast food hamburger ... served slathered in hate hot sauce. I have never been able to listen to this man without inwardly cringing at what sounds like an intentional, affected perma-growl. Hey maybe someone who is an AJ fan can correct me here, but it really sounds fake as hell. And that, combined with a confrontational rather than an educational attitude, just doesn't make for the kinda guy i want to listen-to.

I'm not saying he's a conspiracy nut cause nowadays, seriously, where do you draw the line? He just believes some things that I am not convinced of. I do object to the things he says that associate his viewers, many of whom just want information they're not getting from the MSM, with statements which may be advocating violence and civil unrest.

It is

His voice actually sounds like that, it is from screaming into a bullhorn at globalists.

[donnay]

@juleswin

[juleswin]

@juleswin

I ask again, did he name names or just call out nameless pedophiles in power? and by names, I mean powerful people in Washington not has beens like Hastered fella that got busted(not by AJ)

Also, the UN pedo scandal has been an ongoing scandal, I remember hearing about it in the late 90s on CNN. He is not breaking any new grounds here. Lastly, showing me a Navy SEAL doesn't should credibility to me, these people lie just as good as the rest of the secretive govt workers.