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Quoted: To all the people saying these types of lawsuits chill free speech, you must be really upset at Trump for filing this one. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/124774/B6B5B4D2-8F6D-4CFB-A253-F8CE1A757ECE-2355081.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Regular people became apathetic about lies from the leftist MSM and did nothing to stop them until they see lives destroyed and now the death throws of our Republic. Some still care and that number increases daily. Leftists have been able to say anything they want for decades but sane people are starting to win here and there. https://media0.giphy.com/media/3o85xzgkEE1YPEEo9i/giphy.gif https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/124774/B6B5B4D2-8F6D-4CFB-A253-F8CE1A757ECE-2355081.jpg Attached File |
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Quoted: Jones has stated on air that he's been told that all these legal problems disappear if he disavows the 2nd Amendment and shuts down InfoWars. This is about silencing dissenting voices so the bigger plan of the great reset can move forward unimpeded, this is about shutting down Jones and InfoWars; this is lawfare at its finest. View Quote Spot on. |
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Money bomb drive starts Thursday morning 9 am EST.
7 million viewers daily on Banned.video, they should at least be able to raise $7m on top on their store revenue. Their annual expenses are $28 from what I've read. |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Oh shit have you guys seen the samurai one? The samurai one? https://i.ibb.co/5skLjKF/1639091574387.gif Bro you're going to lose it. Alex Jones Channels his inner Samurai |
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Quoted: Oh shit have you guys seen the samurai one? View Quote This one? Alex Jones Channels his inner Samurai |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Oh shit have you guys seen the samurai one? The samurai one? https://i.ibb.co/5skLjKF/1639091574387.gif Bro you're going to lose it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMPjau6m_xU |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Oh shit have you guys seen the samurai one? The samurai one? https://i.ibb.co/5skLjKF/1639091574387.gif Bro you're going to lose it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMPjau6m_xU Attached File |
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Look at all you suckers, arguing with each other. How's it feel to be brainwashed into division as planned? Pull back the curtain, wake up to see the real enemies.
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Watch Alex Jones Impersonate Bernie Sanders And Bill Gates | Alex Jones Master Class Part 3 |
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I'm listening to Mike Adams who says:
Judge ordered Alex to turn over all financial records. He did. Judge asked him for his marketing surveys. Alex said they didn't do any and just winged it. Judge said he lied and held summary judgment against him; denying him any opportunity to challenge any of the evidence or accusations. Alex files for bankruptcy to protect himself against anticipated fine from the court. If what Mike Adams says is true, it reminds me of the way the FBI or any other federal agency tries to destroy someone. They jam you with court and attorney fees until you're broke. If they did this to AJ, they can (and have) do it to anyone. It's the way of the Fed. Can't wait for the dollar to die. Their power evaporates and the government should shrink (how do they pay for it when the FRN is worthless?). |
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Quoted: I'm listening to Mike Adams who says: Judge ordered Alex to turn over all financial records. He did. Judge asked him for his marketing surveys. Alex said they didn't do any and just winged it. Judge said he lied and held summary judgment against him; denying him any opportunity to challenge any of the evidence or accusations. Alex files for bankruptcy to protect himself against anticipated fine from the court. If what Mike Adams says is true, it reminds me of the way the FBI or any other federal agency tries to destroy someone. They jam you with court and attorney fees until you're broke. If they did this to AJ, they can (and have) do it to anyone. It's the way of the Fed. Can't wait for the dollar to die. Their power evaporates and the government should shrink (how do they pay for it when the FRN is worthless?). View Quote This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show |
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View Quote I think that's what I love about Alex Jones the most. The left and whoever else thinks they're dunking on him by pointing out how ridiculous he is. But they don't realize the reason he is so funny is because he's so ridiculous. No one cares when Bill O'Reilly gets jammed up because he's a fag. When they try to show you Alex Jones being ridiculous I just think "Sweet, thanks for the sweet compilation clip!" |
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Quoted: I think that's what I love about Alex Jones the most. The left and whoever else thinks they're dunking on him by pointing out how ridiculous he is. But they don't realize the reason he is so funny is because he's so ridiculous. No one cares when Bill O'Reilly gets jammed up because he's a fag. When they try to show you Alex Jones being ridiculous I just think "Sweet, thanks for the sweet compilation clip!" View Quote lol, yep. Alex Jones doesn't care, either. He knows what he is. I've heard he really likes the placeboing remixes. |
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Quoted: This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'm listening to Mike Adams who says: Judge ordered Alex to turn over all financial records. He did. Judge asked him for his marketing surveys. Alex said they didn't do any and just winged it. Judge said he lied and held summary judgment against him; denying him any opportunity to challenge any of the evidence or accusations. Alex files for bankruptcy to protect himself against anticipated fine from the court. If what Mike Adams says is true, it reminds me of the way the FBI or any other federal agency tries to destroy someone. They jam you with court and attorney fees until you're broke. If they did this to AJ, they can (and have) do it to anyone. It's the way of the Fed. Can't wait for the dollar to die. Their power evaporates and the government should shrink (how do they pay for it when the FRN is worthless?). This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show |
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Quoted: I don't listen to his show. I hate his interview style of interrupting the speaker. Gawd how that irks me. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show I don't listen to his show. I hate his interview style of interrupting the speaker. Gawd how that irks me. EXCUSE ME! I'm sorry, go ahead. |
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Quoted: lol, yep. Alex Jones doesn't care, either. He knows what he is. I've heard he really likes the placeboing remixes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I think that's what I love about Alex Jones the most. The left and whoever else thinks they're dunking on him by pointing out how ridiculous he is. But they don't realize the reason he is so funny is because he's so ridiculous. No one cares when Bill O'Reilly gets jammed up because he's a fag. When they try to show you Alex Jones being ridiculous I just think "Sweet, thanks for the sweet compilation clip!" lol, yep. Alex Jones doesn't care, either. He knows what he is. I've heard he really likes the placeboing remixes. Goblins (Alex Jones REMIX) Alex Jones tries a glass of CAVEMAN |
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Quoted: Money bomb drive starts Thursday morning 9 am EST. 7 million viewers daily on Banned.video, they should at least be able to raise $7m on top on their store revenue. Their annual expenses are $28 from what I've read. View Quote Money bomb? Or Money "Tzar" Bomba? "Yes, Info War, dis is Boris from New York. I like to buy 200 Berkey water filters. Yes, like last month. I have twenty VISA cards to pay." |
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He's got another good one with some royalty member. I'll have to try and find the clip.
"IMAGINE YOU'RE IN A BASEMENT AND THIS OPENS THE DOOR! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.... THIS IS EVIL" |
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I mean, Brian Stelter does look like a fucking child molester.
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Quoted: His merchandise is equally ridiculous. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/425212/Screenshot_20211122-201635_Gallery-2177590.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'm listening to Mike Adams who says: Judge ordered Alex to turn over all financial records. He did. Judge asked him for his marketing surveys. Alex said they didn't do any and just winged it. Judge said he lied and held summary judgment against him; denying him any opportunity to challenge any of the evidence or accusations. Alex files for bankruptcy to protect himself against anticipated fine from the court. If what Mike Adams says is true, it reminds me of the way the FBI or any other federal agency tries to destroy someone. They jam you with court and attorney fees until you're broke. If they did this to AJ, they can (and have) do it to anyone. It's the way of the Fed. Can't wait for the dollar to die. Their power evaporates and the government should shrink (how do they pay for it when the FRN is worthless?). This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show His merchandise is equally ridiculous. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/425212/Screenshot_20211122-201635_Gallery-2177590.jpg |
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Quoted: Imagine this…. You are making out with her and you pull down the shoulder straps of her dress and fondle ‘dem titties. As you kiss her neck and move your mouth down to her nipples your inadequate dick is throbbing in anticipation of sliding into her ham wallet. You run your hand up her leg moving towards her hatchet wound with eager anticipation. When your hand gets between her legs you wrap your hands around a veiny, smooth shaft. What do you do? You worked through all the femininity and now have a handful of masculinity that cannot be denied because in this sexual transaction you now have two dicks that must ejaculate. View Quote Damn. The Crying Game in reality! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Regular people became apathetic about lies from the leftist MSM and did nothing to stop them until they see lives destroyed and now the death throws of our Republic. Some still care and that number increases daily. Leftists have been able to say anything they want for decades but sane people are starting to win here and there. ¿Que? He won bigly. Basically the poster boy for a win. |
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Quoted: Que? He won bigly. Basically the poster boy for a win. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Regular people became apathetic about lies from the leftist MSM and did nothing to stop them until they see lives destroyed and now the death throws of our Republic. Some still care and that number increases daily. Leftists have been able to say anything they want for decades but sane people are starting to win here and there. Tell that to Nick Sandmann. Que? He won bigly. Basically the poster boy for a win. |
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Quoted: That's my point. He sued the MSM for the same thing Alex Jones got sued for. Defamation. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Regular people became apathetic about lies from the leftist MSM and did nothing to stop them until they see lives destroyed and now the death throws of our Republic. Some still care and that number increases daily. Leftists have been able to say anything they want for decades but sane people are starting to win here and there. Tell that to Nick Sandmann. Que? He won bigly. Basically the poster boy for a win. I think we’re saying the same thing. Defamation has been seldom pursued but overwhelmingly targeted conservatives. Lately AJ has a thing where he keeps promising to let guest have the floor for the next…. While talking nonstop. Then interrupting. |
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Quoted: He mostly covers news and published or spoken words of evil people. They don’t hide it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Jones entire schtick is that he's half insane, half soothsayer He mostly covers news and published or spoken words of evil people. They don’t hide it. I’ve never watched much of Jones but I have always thought the above described him exactly. So I can see why leftists and statists want him destroyed. |
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Quoted: Second off, the legit exact defense was used successfully by Rachel Maddow. . View Quote Actually, that case is quite different. She made one off-hand comment on one show about OAN being “paid Russian propaganda” (or something like that) in specific reference to a news story on the Daily Beast that one of the OAN journalists was literally working for a Russian government-owned news agency, IIRC. It was one comment on one show, specifically related to a story (from another news organization). Sure, it was an exaggeration because obviously not everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia, but the fact that one of their journalists apparently was, at least gave the statement (exaggerated as it was) a clear connection to reality. Her legal defense essentially had two parts. 1) she didn’t make the claim about the guy being paid by Russia, she was just reporting on a news story by the Daily Beast 2) her show is NOT a news show, but a political commentary show, so nobody should be surprised at some level of sarcasm, exaggeration, hyperbole, etc. As such, anyone watching her show would have clearly understood that she wasn’t actually making a claim that everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia. Alex Jones, on the other hand, claims that he IS providing news, and claims that he is providing facts/truth. That makes it less credible for him to claim “oh, I am just a commentator/entertainer, so you can’t believe anything I say” Second, he didn’t just make one off-hand comment on one show. He repeatedly made this claim, over and over again on his show. If Rachel Maddow had kept repeating her ridiculous exaggeration over and over again over the next days and weeks, and started to claim that EVERYONE at OAN was being paid by Russia (in other words, the kind of thing Alex Jones was doing), then the defamation case against her would absolutely have been successful, and her defense would not have worked. So yes, the defense is similar - but the situation is very different, IMO. |
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Quoted: Actually, that case is quite different. She made one off-hand comment on one show about OAN being “paid Russian propaganda” (or something like that) in specific reference to a news story on the Daily Beast that one of the OAN journalists was literally working for a Russian government-owned news agency, IIRC. It was one comment on one show, specifically related to a story (from another news organization). Sure, it was an exaggeration because obviously not everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia, but the fact that one of their journalists apparently was, at least gave the statement (exaggerated as it was) a clear connection to reality. Her legal defense essentially had two parts. 1) she didn’t make the claim about the guy being paid by Russia, she was just reporting on a news story by the Daily Beast 2) her show is NOT a news show, but a political commentary show, so nobody should be surprised at some level of sarcasm, exaggeration, hyperbole, etc. As such, anyone watching her show would have clearly understood that she wasn’t actually making a claim that everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia. Alex Jones, on the other hand, claims that he IS providing news, and claims that he is providing facts/truth. That makes it less credible for him to claim “oh, I am just a commentator/entertainer, so you can’t believe anything I say” Second, he didn’t just make one off-hand comment on one show. He repeatedly made this claim, over and over again on his show. If Rachel Maddow had kept repeating her ridiculous exaggeration over and over again over the next days and weeks, and started to claim that EVERYONE at OAN was being paid by Russia (in other words, the kind of thing Alex Jones was doing), then the defamation case against her would absolutely have been successful, and her defense would not have worked. So yes, the defense is similar - but the situation is very different, IMO. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Second off, the legit exact defense was used successfully by Rachel Maddow. . Actually, that case is quite different. She made one off-hand comment on one show about OAN being “paid Russian propaganda” (or something like that) in specific reference to a news story on the Daily Beast that one of the OAN journalists was literally working for a Russian government-owned news agency, IIRC. It was one comment on one show, specifically related to a story (from another news organization). Sure, it was an exaggeration because obviously not everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia, but the fact that one of their journalists apparently was, at least gave the statement (exaggerated as it was) a clear connection to reality. Her legal defense essentially had two parts. 1) she didn’t make the claim about the guy being paid by Russia, she was just reporting on a news story by the Daily Beast 2) her show is NOT a news show, but a political commentary show, so nobody should be surprised at some level of sarcasm, exaggeration, hyperbole, etc. As such, anyone watching her show would have clearly understood that she wasn’t actually making a claim that everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia. Alex Jones, on the other hand, claims that he IS providing news, and claims that he is providing facts/truth. That makes it less credible for him to claim “oh, I am just a commentator/entertainer, so you can’t believe anything I say” Second, he didn’t just make one off-hand comment on one show. He repeatedly made this claim, over and over again on his show. If Rachel Maddow had kept repeating her ridiculous exaggeration over and over again over the next days and weeks, and started to claim that EVERYONE at OAN was being paid by Russia (in other words, the kind of thing Alex Jones was doing), then the defamation case against her would absolutely have been successful, and her defense would not have worked. So yes, the defense is similar - but the situation is very different, IMO. Does he really claim to be news? (Serious question) His show screams opinion to me based off the ridiculous nature of his tirades. Like the samurai link I just posted. |
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Quoted: He's also a liar. He failed to comply with discovery and directly disobeyed the judge's order in multiple cases. His entire strategy with the cases was to not participate and ignore the trial court and the plaintiffs. When a defendant does that, the plaintiffs cannot prosecute their case and the only remedy is to enter a default judgment against the defendant. Otherwise, a defendant could just pretend like the case didn't exist and it would never get to trial because evidence isn't produced during discovery. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I'm listening to Mike Adams who says: Judge ordered Alex to turn over all financial records. He did. Judge asked him for his marketing surveys. Alex said they didn't do any and just winged it. Judge said he lied and held summary judgment against him; denying him any opportunity to challenge any of the evidence or accusations. Alex files for bankruptcy to protect himself against anticipated fine from the court. If what Mike Adams says is true, it reminds me of the way the FBI or any other federal agency tries to destroy someone. They jam you with court and attorney fees until you're broke. If they did this to AJ, they can (and have) do it to anyone. It's the way of the Fed. Can't wait for the dollar to die. Their power evaporates and the government should shrink (how do they pay for it when the FRN is worthless?). This is how Alex has explained it multiple times on his show I believe Alex Jones before I believe you. I've seen your posts |
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Quoted: I agree completely. He’s sort of stuck in a catch-22. He is OBVIOUSLY just an entertainer, who gets ratings (makes money) by saying crazy shit. But, a lot of his listeners BELIEVE his crazy shit, so in order to keep them (and keep making money) he has to pretend and claim that he is telling them the truth. Basically, he’s like the WWF wrestling of news. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/tenor-1735887.gif View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Second off, the legit exact defense was used successfully by Rachel Maddow. . Actually, that case is quite different. She made one off-hand comment on one show about OAN being “paid Russian propaganda” (or something like that) in specific reference to a news story on the Daily Beast that one of the OAN journalists was literally working for a Russian government-owned news agency, IIRC. It was one comment on one show, specifically related to a story (from another news organization). Sure, it was an exaggeration because obviously not everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia, but the fact that one of their journalists apparently was, at least gave the statement (exaggerated as it was) a clear connection to reality. Her legal defense essentially had two parts. 1) she didn’t make the claim about the guy being paid by Russia, she was just reporting on a news story by the Daily Beast 2) her show is NOT a news show, but a political commentary show, so nobody should be surprised at some level of sarcasm, exaggeration, hyperbole, etc. As such, anyone watching her show would have clearly understood that she wasn’t actually making a claim that everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia. Alex Jones, on the other hand, claims that he IS providing news, and claims that he is providing facts/truth. That makes it less credible for him to claim “oh, I am just a commentator/entertainer, so you can’t believe anything I say” Second, he didn’t just make one off-hand comment on one show. He repeatedly made this claim, over and over again on his show. If Rachel Maddow had kept repeating her ridiculous exaggeration over and over again over the next days and weeks, and started to claim that EVERYONE at OAN was being paid by Russia (in other words, the kind of thing Alex Jones was doing), then the defamation case against her would absolutely have been successful, and her defense would not have worked. So yes, the defense is similar - but the situation is very different, IMO. Does he really claim to be news? (Serious question) His show screams opinion to me based off the ridiculous nature of his tirades. Like the samurai link I just posted. I agree completely. He’s sort of stuck in a catch-22. He is OBVIOUSLY just an entertainer, who gets ratings (makes money) by saying crazy shit. But, a lot of his listeners BELIEVE his crazy shit, so in order to keep them (and keep making money) he has to pretend and claim that he is telling them the truth. Basically, he’s like the WWF wrestling of news. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/tenor-1735887.gif I've heard interviews with him that are pretty good. He knows a lot of the real declassified CIA stuff, but he just glosses over them a lot. There was a really good one with him and Michael Malice, I forget the 3rd guy. Malice would debunk and affirm various claims of Jones calmly with evidence. Was a good listen |
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Quoted: I've heard interviews with him that are pretty good. He knows a lot of the real declassified CIA stuff, but he just glosses over them a lot. There was a really good one with him and Michael Malice, I forget the 3rd guy. Malice would debunk and affirm various claims of Jones calmly with evidence. Was a good listen View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Second off, the legit exact defense was used successfully by Rachel Maddow. . Actually, that case is quite different. She made one off-hand comment on one show about OAN being “paid Russian propaganda” (or something like that) in specific reference to a news story on the Daily Beast that one of the OAN journalists was literally working for a Russian government-owned news agency, IIRC. It was one comment on one show, specifically related to a story (from another news organization). Sure, it was an exaggeration because obviously not everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia, but the fact that one of their journalists apparently was, at least gave the statement (exaggerated as it was) a clear connection to reality. Her legal defense essentially had two parts. 1) she didn’t make the claim about the guy being paid by Russia, she was just reporting on a news story by the Daily Beast 2) her show is NOT a news show, but a political commentary show, so nobody should be surprised at some level of sarcasm, exaggeration, hyperbole, etc. As such, anyone watching her show would have clearly understood that she wasn’t actually making a claim that everyone at OAN was being paid by Russia. Alex Jones, on the other hand, claims that he IS providing news, and claims that he is providing facts/truth. That makes it less credible for him to claim “oh, I am just a commentator/entertainer, so you can’t believe anything I say” Second, he didn’t just make one off-hand comment on one show. He repeatedly made this claim, over and over again on his show. If Rachel Maddow had kept repeating her ridiculous exaggeration over and over again over the next days and weeks, and started to claim that EVERYONE at OAN was being paid by Russia (in other words, the kind of thing Alex Jones was doing), then the defamation case against her would absolutely have been successful, and her defense would not have worked. So yes, the defense is similar - but the situation is very different, IMO. Does he really claim to be news? (Serious question) His show screams opinion to me based off the ridiculous nature of his tirades. Like the samurai link I just posted. I agree completely. He’s sort of stuck in a catch-22. He is OBVIOUSLY just an entertainer, who gets ratings (makes money) by saying crazy shit. But, a lot of his listeners BELIEVE his crazy shit, so in order to keep them (and keep making money) he has to pretend and claim that he is telling them the truth. Basically, he’s like the WWF wrestling of news. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/1715/tenor-1735887.gif I've heard interviews with him that are pretty good. He knows a lot of the real declassified CIA stuff, but he just glosses over them a lot. There was a really good one with him and Michael Malice, I forget the 3rd guy. Malice would debunk and affirm various claims of Jones calmly with evidence. Was a good listen He does read news stories. But the stories he reads, he mainly just reads the headlines and then talks about them. They're also from sources that people here would dismiss outright. Oh, zero hedge article, obviously fake. At the same time, at least 87% of what he talks about is true |
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