Alex jones - hero, anti-hero or villain?

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Alex Jones is cointel pro. 100% controll opposition. He gives 75% truth and 25% lies. That's his job... part of the intelligence network.

"Alex Jones is the guy who has yet to meet a conspiracy theory he doesn’t endorse, no matter how bats**t insane it is (and, interestingly, no matter how much it conflicts with other conspiracy theories he already believes).  For at least ten years he has predicted, in his rather popular radio program, the imminent roundup of Americans by the New World Order.

In addition to his radio program, he is also the director of several straight-to-video documentaries, and he runs the websites Infowars and PrisonPlanet (for those who wish to avoid the site itself, it is detailed here).

Some conspiracy theories (a.k.a., Lies) endorsed by PrisonPlanet are:

• The Bilderberg Group (or Skull and Bones, or the Freemasons -- it depends on the day, it seems) controls some/most/all governments in the world as well as the economy.

• The New World Order will kill almost everyone. Vaccine programs seem to be just one of their methods -- of course Jones has endorsed Andrew Wakefield as a martyr.  To get a feel for the level it is pitched at, you may want to check out this one -- or then again, maybe not.

• In fact, Hurricane Katrina was merely an opportunity to test out the FEMA concentration camps.

• And the tsunami in south-east Asia in 2004 was man-made.

• 9/11 was (of course) an inside job.

This is, of course, only a selection; in general it is hard to find a loon that Jones does not take seriously.  He is basically a living embodiment of whale.to."

Read the full article  HERE 

What is your evidence for Alex Jones being "controll opposition" and "part of the intelligence network," as distinct from just being a conspiracy nut?

Occam's Razor would suggest that Alex Jones is merely a greedy and attention-seeking conspiracy fanatic for whom the truth is exceedingly malleable.

He's an opportunistic liar, but Bohemian Grove is very real. The funny thing about Bohemian Grove that conspiracy nuts fail to admit is that the great majority of its members (People like Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Clint Eastwood, Clarence Thomas, etc) were Republicans. So maybe it's really the GOP who are all Satanic Child-Sacrifacing Witches scheming in the shadows for World Domination?

https://youtu.be/5kj4HJPKYTw?si=ySOZNW5WVHh8SdB5



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove

It's real, but like a lot of other groups (Masons, Jews, Jesuits, etc) there's a lot of claims peddled about them that are absolutely bonkers.

At times it's stunning how easily people shut down their critical thinking whenever a certain group they dislike comes up.

!	Cornflake wrote:
	Nagolbud is no longer a member of WP.

^Is that a record?

Discounting mechanical auto-spammers - yes, pretty much.

Who says I dislike them? I find this stuff so intruiging. Why would a bunch of conservative old fuddy duddies claiming Liberals are Satan-worshipping pedophile lizard people meet up in secret to perform such a bonkers ritualistic ceremony every year?

To be fair, I wasn't accusing you of disliking them, but you've probably seen it; when people make claims about any of those groups (or the Illuminati is another common one), common sense goes out the window.

We're supposed to believe they pull all the strings, predict all of the unforeseen consequences, are on the verge of enslaving humanity, etc.

Typically the goals ascribed to the groups make no sense unless one sees the group in question as a diabolical cartoon villain formed of men twirling their moustaches and plotting evil for the sake of evil.

It's a shame a ban like that can't come with a recommendation to mental health services. There's no way a person who possesses sound facilities can be so adamant about so much nonsense.

Unfortunately, there are whole large subcultures in which these beliefs are ordinary and commonplace. If almost everyone you grew up with believes this stuff, then belief in this stuff is the default option.

Sadly true.
He has the flavor of an occasionally repeating Australian ex-member (no, not the cartoon character ) - except with a wider range of nonsense to spout.

To be honest when I first learned about Bohemian Grove in my mind I wanted to fantasize that all of these powerful and influential men were like the cult of witches in the movie "Rosemary's Baby" trying to conjure up the antichrist.


https://youtu.be/ctZ2Ud-kj8o?si=v0hInim91TF-s0hv

At times I think the main difference between conspiracy types and normies is that normies remember all the crazy understandings are a mix of wishful thinking and conjecture, while some people lose sight of that and embrace the crazy because it would makes their world more exciting to participate in.