Alex Jones lays the smack down

[loveme1]

I’ve always suspected A. Jones to be a shill. Controlled opposition.

You start to question the world.. you usually stumble on A Jones or David Icke. Neither one seem genuine.
So many people think they are awake through these types… yet the only way to be Born again and set free is through Faith in Our Lord and Saviour. A person will scratch your itchy ears… then attempt to offer the solution. Strangely.. they offer similar endings.. the Serpent has helpers here in the world.. beware a wolf isn’t trying to be your angel of light.. for it is a path to destruction if it isn’t through our Lord and Saviours Truth. Hold fast indeed. The sun is not darkened neither the moon red… yet!

 

[Dude653]

I’ve always suspected A. Jones to be a shill. Controlled opposition.

You start to question the world.. you usually stumble on A Jones or David Icke. Neither one seem genuine.
So many people think they are awake through these types… yet the only way to be Born again and set free is through Faith in Our Lord and Saviour. A person will scratch your itchy ears… then attempt to offer the solution. Strangely.. they offer similar endings.. the Serpent has helpers here in the world.. beware a wolf isn’t trying to be your angel of light.. for it is a path to destruction if it isn’t through our Lord and Saviours Truth. Hold fast indeed. The sun is not darkened neither the moon red… yet!

He's a grifter who profits off of pedaling conspiracy theories and misinformation

 

[Magenta]

I'm sorry about that. That must be more common than I thought. Do you know what caused those?

Having an aneurysm is not necessarily the problem... the problem occurs if and when it bursts. There are two different types, but essentially both are weakened vessel walls where a swelling occurs. One is like a balloon and the other is like a tire surrounding the vessel (trying to give visuals) so if the tire one bursts it is potentially much worse because more blood will escape faster. Think of an interior vessel being severed. Whereas if the balloon type bursts, there is only a hole in the blood vessel allowing blood to escape. I suppose it could be a big hole but still not as bad as a completely severed vessel. Any ways. It is genetic in some cases, so my daughter has been tested and she has a small aneurysm in her optic area that they will keep an eye on. No pun intended It is not expected to be a problem but you never know, right? And in my brother's case? Wow. Long story. And truly miraculous that he survived. He was in a coma for close to two weeks.

 

[Polar]

No gonna happen.
This is to shut up the non big corporate media. Infowars has always been listener supported. That kept them out of the puppet strings of media mogals, gt agencies and pharma.
Then the rest of the world will be too scared to lose their social credit score rations by speaking or associating with, or listening to others who don't go with their Orwellian program

oh please

sounds like a humpty dumpty sort of parallel universe

of course it is listener supported. and no one else. smh

 

[Dude653]

oh please

sounds like a humpty dumpty sort of parallel universe

of course it is listener supported. and no one else. smh

Everyone thinks they are woke after having read 1984.
It's just confirmation bias for conspiracy nuts

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

Having an aneurysm is not necessarily the problem... the problem occurs if and when it bursts. There are two different types, but essentially both are weakened vessel walls where a swelling occurs. One is like a balloon and the other is like a tire surrounding the vessel (trying to give visuals) so if the tire one bursts it is potentially much worse because more blood will escape faster. Think of an interior vessel being severed. Whereas if the balloon type bursts, there is only a hole in the blood vessel allowing blood to escape. I suppose it could be a big hole but still not as bad as a completely severed vessel. Any ways. It is genetic in some cases, so my daughter has been tested and she has a small aneurysm in her optic area that they will keep an eye on. No pun intended It is not expected to be a problem but you never know, right? And in my brother's case? Wow. Long story. And truly miraculous that he survived. He was in a coma for close to two weeks.

Did your brother heal on his own in that time or did they sew up the ruptured vessel?

I will pray for your Daughter. If it's the same as my Dad often got, they usually cleared up in a week +/-. They were scary because you could see blood throughout the white area. His were likely due to vascular weakness and Coumadin. Once I got him off that except for the smallest dose, he wanted to please the Dr, he was much better. He substituted some natural blood thinners for the meds.
I hope your daughter's goes back to normal.

 

[EDENgate]

I think these trials are a travesty and an offense against free speech.

Alex Jones has the right to bloviate and prove himself an ignoramus.

Those who supposedly threatened,assaulted,vandalized, these grieving parents are the ones who should be prosecuted and died for their actions.

I think this is all staged to move us closer to an oppressed limited way of life.

I also think Jones is a government tool to propagate disinformation so people will relegate real government conspiracy practices to the same vein.

 

[Dude653]

I think these trials are a travesty and an offense against free speech.

Alex Jones has the right to bloviate and prove himself an ignoramus.

Those who supposedly threatened,assaulted,vandalized, these grieving parents are the ones who should be prosecuted and died for their actions.

I think this is all staged to move us closer to an oppressed limited way of life.

I also think Jones is a government tool to propagate disinformation so people will relegate real government conspiracy practices to the same vein.

Defamation and slander are not a first amendment right

 

[EDENgate]

Defamation and slander are not a first amendment right

Yes , I read your prior post where you said the same thing.

I'm sure this Alex Jones situation isn't yet over.

 

[Dude653]

Yes , I read your prior post where you said the same thing.

I'm sure this Alex Jones situation isn't yet over.

Yeah it's going to get even worse for him because he has punitive damages coming up in november.
It's almost as if it's a bad idea to slander and defame people.
If you can point to a clause in the Constitution where it says slander and defamation is a right feel free to do so

 

[Dude653]

Apparently some of you need to read your bible.
Thou shalt not bear false witness.
It made the top 10 list of stuff not to do

 

[Magenta]

Did your brother heal on his own in that time or did they sew up the ruptured vessel?

I will pray for your Daughter. If it's the same as my Dad often got, they usually cleared up in a week +/-. They were scary because you could see blood throughout the white area. His were likely due to vascular weakness and Coumadin. Once I got him off that except for the smallest dose, he wanted to please the Dr, he was much better. He substituted some natural blood thinners for the meds.
I hope your daughter's goes back to normal.

Thank you, H&H My brother has a couple of steel clips in his brain He is beginning to experience some effects from this 30+ year-old hemorrhage that his doc said most people start experiencing 10-20 years later, so he is, all things considered, doing quite well. He was hospitalized for three weeks, and in a coma for eleven days, and though he had some awareness of what was going on around him, he had no idea that every hour of every day they knuckled his sternum until he awoke while it was being done to him. His nurse said, well, it looks like you are going to live. He had only been operated on as a training exercise because nobody expected him to survive. He'd had a blinding headache just before leaving his workplace, had driven himself to the hospital not even knowing how he got there, and had to walk from the parking lot to the emergency entrance when he could hardly even open his window to get his parking stub, and the entrance ramp looked very daunting to him by then. If at any point he had fallen down it would have been game over for him, and he did collapse at one point, but the admissions nurse caught him and called for help. The man in line with his young son had let my brother go ahead of them. Small mercies. He did lose some manual dexterity for a while and sometimes struggles to speak properly, but that is not apparent to most. His work wanted to fire him but he went back to work and carved out a niche for himself in the then burgeoning computer software deployment department.

My ex had had a brain bleed two years before the one that killed him, and when he fell down that first time, cracked his skull in two places on the sidewalk. It took him a long time to recover from that, but he did not do all he was supposed to do medically as follow-up. My daughter may have heard him when he fell in his bedroom, but it was 2 a.m. and she thought it was just his usual stumble-bumbling around. Her aunt found him at seven a.m., and he was initially put on life support once they got him to the hospital, but the medics eventually unplugged him and our daughter, and his sister and brother stood by and watched his vitals ebb. My daughter said it looked like he was sleeping. She was understandably very upset... and then less than six months later, her 99 year old grandfather succumbed to the grim reaper. He had given me a Christmas card a few years ago telling me I was the only one he knew any more who was a believer.

 

[HealthAndHappiness]

Thank you, H&H My brother has a couple of steel clips in his brain He is beginning to experience some effects from this 30+ year-old hemorrhage that his doc said most people start experiencing 10-20 years later, so he is, all things considered, doing quite well. He was hospitalized for three weeks, and in a coma for eleven days, and though he had some awareness of what was going on around him, he had no idea that every hour of every day they knuckled his sternum until he awoke while it was being done to him. His nurse said, well, it looks like you are going to live. He had only been operated on as a training exercise because nobody expected him to survive. He'd had a blinding headache just before leaving his workplace, had driven himself to the hospital not even knowing how he got there, and had to walk from the parking lot to the emergency entrance when he could hardly even open his window to get his parking stub, and the entrance ramp looked very daunting to him by then. If at any point he had fallen down it would have been game over for him, and he did collapse at one point, but the admissions nurse caught him and called for help. The man in line with his young son had let my brother go ahead of them. Small mercies. He did lose some manual dexterity for a while and sometimes struggles to speak properly, but that is not apparent to most. His work wanted to fire him but he went back to work and carved out a niche for himself in the then burgeoning computer software deployment department.

My ex had had a brain bleed two years before the one that killed him, and when he fell down that first time, cracked his skull in two places on the sidewalk. It took him a long time to recover from that, but he did not do all he was supposed to do medically as follow-up. My daughter may have heard him when he fell in his bedroom, but it was 2 a.m. and she thought it was just his usual stumble-bumbling around. Her aunt found him at seven a.m., and he was initially put on life support once they got him to the hospital, but the medics eventually unplugged him and our daughter, and his sister and brother stood by and watched his vitals ebb. My daughter said it looked like he was sleeping. She was understandably very upset... and then less than six months later, her 99 year old grandfather succumbed to the grim reaper. He had given me a Christmas card a few years ago telling me I was the only one he knew any more who was a believer.

There's a tear in my eye as I read this. Your family has been through so much.
Thank you for sharing that very personal part of your family Magenta.

 

[Dude653]

Also some of you need to go back to high school and take a Civics class.
Slander and defamation are not covered under first amendment for the same reason terroristic threatening isn't
You can be criminally prosecuted

 

[Magenta]

There's a tear in my eye as I read this. Your family has been through so much.
Thank you for sharing that very personal part of your family Magenta.

You are welcome, H&H... I hope your dad is okay. It sounds like his has hemorrhaged! My
daughter's has not. Currently it shows up on a scan as a 2mm vascular bump in her optical
area. She has told me some stats about these things, but I forget a lot of it I do recall
that she said something like 4% of people have aneurysms, but it is likely that most will
never know this about themselves unless it bursts, and they survive it. Because my brother
survived such a serious hemorrhage, a research team has contacted him due to his relation
to my daughter (as her uncle) to be part of their control group, though it is normally only
direct relations (such as her dad) that would be of interest to them. Blessings to you and yours!

 

[Runningman]

Also some of you need to go back to high school and take a Civics class.
Slander and defamation are not covered under first amendment for the same reason terroristic threatening isn't
You can be criminally prosecuted

Kinda seems like there’s a two-tiered system of justice that pivots upon how much money, power, and influence someone has and sometimes if they’re liked/disliked by the right people. Jones can’t slander and defame, but many others certainly can.

Alex Jones is an enemy of the American mainstream media and democratic left. He drafts up wild theories, breaks lockstep with official narratives, has a lot of influence, and he certainly has a large fanbase.

If he was ever right about anything then it was the name of his show, InfoWars. There truly is an information war going on and they are fighting on the battlefield of our minds for control.

 

[Dude653]

Kinda seems like there’s a two-tiered system of justice that pivots upon how much money, power, and influence someone has and sometimes if they’re liked/disliked by the right people. Jones can’t slander and defame, but many others certainly can.

Alex Jones is an enemy of the American mainstream media and democratic left. He drafts up wild theories, breaks lockstep with official narratives, has a lot of influence, and he certainly has a large fanbase.

If he was ever right about anything then it was the name of his show, InfoWars. There truly is an information war going on and they are fighting on the battlefield of our minds for control.

I know I've already said this a million times on this forum but he's a grifter who profits off of pedaling bat poop crazy conspiracy theories and false information.
For him to use his platform to profit off of slander and grieving families is despicable and I hope he rots in hell. It seems some people have more empathy for Jones then the families who lost their children and it's sickening.
Especially people who profess to be Christians and think it's okay to lie and defame people.

 

[gb9]

I know I've already said this a million times on this forum but he's a grifter who profits off of pedaling bat poop crazy conspiracy theories and false information.
For him to use his platform to profit off of slander and grieving families is despicable and I hope he rots in hell. It seems some people have more empathy for Jones then the families who lost their children and it's sickening.
Especially people who profess to be Christians and think it's okay to lie and defame people.

as a Christian , we are to forgive.

alex made a mistake, admitted that mistake, apologized for that mistake.

so, it would have been reasonable for him to pay some damages.

but, millions and millions of $ for people most of whom he never said their names is ridiculous.

and dude, if you listen to him and the guests he has on his shows, you would learn infowars is correct about 80% of the time.

 

[gb9]

I know I've already said this a million times on this forum but he's a grifter who profits off of pedaling bat poop crazy conspiracy theories and false information.
For him to use his platform to profit off of slander and grieving families is despicable and I hope he rots in hell. It seems some people have more empathy for Jones then the families who lost their children and it's sickening.
Especially people who profess to be Christians and think it's okay to lie and defame people.

here is a challenge for you-

inforwars has a story today about an austrailian bank that monitors and tracks the " carbon footprints" of it's customers.

now, you do your own research on that, what ever sources you want, and see if it is a bat____ conspiracy theory or not.

 

[Dude653]

as a Christian , we are to forgive.

alex made a mistake, admitted that mistake, apologized for that mistake.

so, it would have been reasonable for him to pay some damages.

but, millions and millions of $ for people most of whom he never said their names is ridiculous.

and dude, if you listen to him and the guests he has on his shows, you would learn infowars is correct about 80% of the time.

You can apologize until the proverbial cows come home but apologizing doesn't allow you to escape accountability.
If you punch me in the face, you can apologize but I'm still pressing charges and suing.
I know accountability is kryptonite for you Alex Jones fans