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Makes perfect sense!

He knows about the Israeli involvement in 9/11 but prefers to have people on his show talking about space aliens and lazer beams.

Let us all laugh at the fool.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/al ... a0e13f29c1

He mentions Global "Bankster" conspiracy which is a code word for evil Jews control the world. He mentions the Rothschilds a lot. They talked about Mossad behind 9/11 a lot. I did read somewhere about him having or had a Jewish wife but I am not sure.

That's an easy one. Most people don't seek the truth. They seek validation. They believe on a certain thing that somehow makes sense to them, then they proceed to search for elements that support their beliefs. Not the other way around.

AJ fits well in that for two reasons. First, because he's the ultimate icon of pseudo-advocate of truth: he claims one thing way before having the evidences, then one day he shows what he regards as evidence and no matter if said evidence shows the exact opposite, he still insists on the wrong interpretation of the source material. People in general buy that because he is very confident, therefore he becomes a spokesperson for them and should anyone say anything against the beliefs, they just turn to Alex Jones and say "no, Alex Jones just proved it to me - behold"!

Example: that Bohemian Grove video. There's no evidence of human sacrifice or a satanic cult there. From what it looks and sounds like, that's an opening theatrical performance on how wisdom is capable of turning people away from evil and that all present expectators solemny agree to renew their votes of seeking wisdom against evil, every year at that same date and place. The recording is very noisy but it's clear there's no relation to demonic rituals in there. However, no matter what is in there... AJ went through so much trouble to show a satanic cult that he would be very disapointed to just come to the conclusion he's had been wrong the whole time. Then what he does? Denial. "It's the devil, ladies and gentleman! I told you so"!

Second, so many times there's nothing wrong with his message - I've come to agree with him countless times as weird as it may sound! The problem is the context in which he frames his message.

Example: he picks a TV show or a film. He proceeds to analyse it painstakingly. You watch his vid for a while and realise he gets it right, in fact he notices stuff that even hardcore fans never ever dreamt of. Next, he delivers the statement that spoils everything: "That all happens because, loyal viewers, the devil inspires such artists to manufacture those sinful works and deny the glory of lord jesus, so that the expectators no longer can be saved! This world is lost ladies and gentleman".

So all works of fiction would have to be about fluffy bunnies, angels, jesus and so on? We can't discuss stuff that actually could happen in the real world by means of fiction? That's utter burial of one's intellectual properties.

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What I want to add lastly is this: he who really seeks to enlighten a given subject should raise the questions, show facts and let people free to come up with the answers. Shouting that you are right while everyone else who thinks the other way around is wrong, this won't help you gather true allies to your cause. On the contrary, there you will have the true sheep, the cattle that believe in whatever words come out of your mouth. In fact, if you have to shout so that people listen to you, you have no real arguments.

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He claims to support freedom but didn't make a peep when the Daily Stormer got kicked off the internet.

GeorgeLincoln - as in George Lincoln Rockwell?

HAR DEE HAR HAR HAR!! !

Do people actually take him seriously? People like him actually discredit their own side. If I was conservative I'd be praying for him to join the liberals and make them look bad instead.

https://youtu.be/k-urAFSeJ-A?t=279

here he goes nuts on bbc...

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The BBC and Co love people like Jones, because he discredits anyone who remotely shares any of his views.

Bet he thinks the Queen is a Lizard.

You mean you're not one?

I'm sure that loon Icke would think so.Along with most people on this site.lol

I love the fact that we live in a timeline where more often than not Alex Jones' crackpot theories about establishment media, politics and Hollywood come true.

He's a few rumps short of a meatloaf but let's face it the Internet would be far less amusing without people like him.