The Antics of Alex Jones

[conniption]

Alex Jones Disrupts BBC's Sunday Politics Show 2013

5:26 min

Published on Jun 9, 2013

The annual conference of the secretive Bilderberg Group is meeting near Watford, with some leading political and business leaders from the US and Europe.

American "shock jock" Alex Jones joined Times columnist David Aaronovitch to discuss it - and ended up disrupting the show in spectacular fashion.

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Alex Jones Takes Over National BBC Broadcast

5:40 min.

[8bitagent]

Well here ya go...Gay rights is social engineering by the elites to break apart the American family and brainwash kids, on par with promoting pedofilia according to Alex Jones rant today.
Oh and he somehow managed to squeeze in how "gun owners are being demonized". Good grief. Read the comments to see what happens when conspiracy nuts off their meds also
happen to be Christian right wingers who hate gays.

[justdrew]

gee I thought shitty wages requiring two incomes was the social engineering tearing American families apart. but that Jones boy can't ever talk about union organizing or livable wages or the necessity of wealth redistribution.

sorry man, not gonna even read those comments or watch the video, but thanks for posting

[8bitagent]

The stonehenge video and this video prove there is humanity and even fun in Alex Jones, somewhere...deep down.


But sadly too often its drowned out by the TEA PARTY IS BEING SCAPEGOATED/HOMOSEXUALITY IS A GLOBALIST PLOT/GUNS GUNS GUNS GUNS GUNS/ILLEGALS ARE RUNNING WILD/BUY GOLD NOW! schtick

[Wombaticus Rex]

gee I thought shitty wages requiring two incomes was the social engineering tearing American families apart. but that Jones boy can't ever talk about union organizing or livable wages or the necessity of wealth redistribution.

That is way too simple -- also way harder to find corporate sponsors for!

No, I think the NWO's devious mind control is the only mechanism we can really turn to in order to explain the past 40 years of US social engineering. Ordo ab Chao -- but not in that pinko Naomi Klein sense, mind you. She's probably CIA.

[elfismiles]

MSNBC Blames Boston Bombing on “Deeply Racist” Alex Jones
Claims Tsarnaev brothers inspired by talk show host, who is “getting paid to be racist”
by Paul Joseph Watson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iqw4fNbJ1Yw
http://www.infowars.com/msnbc-blames-bo ... lex-jones/

“These folks are getting paid to be racist,” remarked former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, as MSNBC showed a screenshot of Infowars.com. Steele went on to claim that only a “small percentage” of people read Infowars despite the fact that it gets more web traffic than MSNBC.com.

Alex Jones Responds to MSNBC’s Defamation (Video)
by Kurt Nimmo
http://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-resp ... efamation/

[cptmarginal]

Still reeling over here from the recent discovery that the Alex Jones radio show is broadcast on a major FM station every night. I was way behind the curve on that one. At least it's much more entertaining than almost everything else on the air, gotta give him that.

[Karmamatterz]

Jones is a joke, a laughing stock to thinking people. He is driven to make a profit for the show and it's broadcasting group Genesis, by selling precious metals. Specifically gold.

All the fear mongering makes perfect sense. Drive up paranoia of the gubberment and get folks to build bunkers, ammo and prepare for a fascist apocalypse. By all appearances he is successful at what he does.

Now, we might very well end up with a fascist apocalypse, who the f* knows, speculation is cheap and the price of gold is at $1,364 per once.

[elfismiles]

Esquire Publishes Shockingly Fair Profile of Alex Jones
Turning point for mainstream media?
http://www.infowars.com/esquire-publish ... lex-jones/




Alex Jones: Father Knows Best, Updated for the Apocalypse
The times have created this man, this nexus of patriotism and fear. Depending on who you talk to, he is a plague on or a tonic to our discourse, and we should all be horrified or grateful.
By John H. Richardson
http://www.esquire.com/features/alex-jo ... rview-0913

[Wombaticus Rex]

Revelant slice from that Esquire piece:

To my surprise, Jones often sounds quite liberal. The opposition to gay marriage disgusts him, for example. "Quite frankly, I'm sick of it. Absolutely, people should be able to get married."

Same with abortion. "I get a woman's right, I get all those real arguments."

And the death penalty. "I believe in the death penalty, but it has to be abolished because you can't trust a corrupt government to implement it. Like Texas will put people on death row and when it comes out they're innocent, they try to keep them there."

Even undocumented migrants. "They're here to give corporations subsidized low wages — because they can't live on the low wages they get, so they give them the welfare, and that's designed to give the big corporations an unfair trading advantage. They're using poverty as a tool of control."

Indeed, his suspicion of big business verges on Marxism. "The big corporations talk free market, but they're the ones that are actually pushing regulations to shut down competition — it's just such a screw job."

It comes as no surprise that he's a fan of the Wachowski brothers, the filmmakers who made The Matrix and V for Vendetta, tales of the relentless malcontents who squirm through the tunnels of our endlessly networked world.

"Those guys are patriots," he says. "And I admire that Wachow-ski brother who had a different identity and became—"

"Lana."

"That's what it's all about," he says. "How can you embrace one liberty and not embrace them all?"

[8bitagent]

I can believe he's had an Obama like "evolution" on gay rights, but on abortion? Actually I respect someone more for being pro gay rights but pro life than vice versa.

[Wombaticus Rex]

I can believe he's had an Obama like "evolution" on gay rights, but on abortion? Actually I respect someone more for being pro gay rights but pro life than vice versa.

"Obama-like evolution" would imply that his views are the result of a half billion dollars in campaign contributions, which I do not believe to be the case for Alex Jones.

The abortion wedge is, of course, an absurd abstraction. I am pro-life and pro-choice and don't view that as a paradox.

I also love the fact Bill....I mean, Alex acknowledged the Hicks Conspiracy Theory. Really enjoyable article.

[8bitagent]

I can believe he's had an Obama like "evolution" on gay rights, but on abortion? Actually I respect someone more for being pro gay rights but pro life than vice versa.

"Obama-like evolution" would imply that his views are the result of a half billion dollars in campaign contributions, which I do not believe to be the case for Alex Jones.

The abortion wedge is, of course, an absurd abstraction. I am pro-life and pro-choice and don't view that as a paradox.

I also love the fact Bill....I mean, Alex acknowledged the Hicks Conspiracy Theory. Really enjoyable article.

Well at least Alex Jones is consistent: I don't get pro lifers who are pro war. To me that never made much sense. Hell Catholics were on the vanguard of the anti Vietnam movement back when.

We see glimpses of "human" Alex Jones between this piece and his Stonehenge confessional skype. I guess he doesn't want to lose his Tea Party nutter audience, so he keeps that nice side hidden

[Sounder]

Hell Catholics were on the vanguard of the anti Vietnam movement back when.

I suppose we all choose the narrative that fits us best. From my angle it was called Spelly's war for good reason. Also being that top commandeers, including Lansdale if I remember correctly, were SMOM, questions remain about hidden or forgotten agendas.

Surely those are not things that a deep politics type person would want to see neglected?

So what if a few priests make a loud noise, all the better to cover for involvement of the church.

(Pssst; they don't like Buddhists.)

[8bitagent]

Hell Catholics were on the vanguard of the anti Vietnam movement back when.

I suppose we all choose the narrative that fits us best. From my angle it was called Spelly's war for good reason. Also being that top commandeers, including Lansdale if I remember correctly, were SMOM, questions remain about hidden or forgotten agendas.

Surely those are not things that a deep politics type person would want to see neglected?

So what if a few priests make a loud noise, all the better to cover for involvement of the church.

(Pssst; they don't like Buddhists.)

Well yeah you've long had Club of Rome, Jesuit, privaye MIC Catholic groups ...I just meant besides civil rights, student and feminist leaders you had a number of American priests and parishioners involved in not just marches
but jailable actions(like breaking into the draft offices) I don't recall too many Christian groups or reps at all standing up against the wars post 9/11, certainly not in the first few years