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dconrad000 wrote:...my 2 cents...

Alex Jones lost half his stations back in 2001 when he was providing evidence from day one that 9/11 was an inside job. He has also been consistently firm against the bankster bail out; firm for abolishing the Fed; firm for his support of Ron Paul; firm in decrying the secret combination running the world over the past 13 years; firm about the existence of internment camps; he has bull horned the Bilderberg meetings with the words, "We know what you are doing in there. We are not going to be your slaves. We will defeat you. The answer to 1984 is 1776". Alex Jones cares more about getting the truth out than making money. He gives permission to freely copy and distribute his films. There have been more than 100 million viewers of his films that are free to view on-line. His last film, Fall of the Republic cost $200,000 to make...yet it has been available to view, free on youtube and other places. The same is true with his several other films.

I feel good about Alex Jones; his courage; his works; his understanding of the modern-day secret combination; his tremendous efforts for the past 13 years to combat it. He is a true patriot. He has been extremely effective at actually causing damage to and thwarting the plans and schemes of the Great Secret Combination, by getting the truth of their existence and their activities out to multiple tens of millions of people. The NWO would never hire Alex Jones. They tried to about 9 years ago, offering him a lucrative opportunity -- but said he would not be able to talk about the NWO, or the Fed; etc. He refused.

I do not feel good about the fact that Glen Beck's 40 million dollar per year paycheck is paid by New World Order elitists who obviously feel that he is serving an important enough purpose for them; that they continue to keep him in place. Perhaps they would prefer to have a popular venue in place, where good, moral conservatives can go; but where they can be deceived in certain key areas such as the truth of 9/11 – and other such things that really unravels the NWO’s plans – when enough people wake up to such realities.

dconrad000 wrote:...posted this on another thread back in January...I'll post it here, too...

dconrad000 wrote:...my 2 cents...

Alex Jones lost half his stations back in 2001 when he was providing evidence from day one that 9/11 was an inside job. He has also been consistently firm against the bankster bail out; firm for abolishing the Fed; firm for his support of Ron Paul; firm in decrying the secret combination running the world over the past 13 years; firm about the existence of internment camps; he has bull horned the Bilderberg meetings with the words, "We know what you are doing in there. We are not going to be your slaves. We will defeat you. The answer to 1984 is 1776". Alex Jones cares more about getting the truth out than making money. He gives permission to freely copy and distribute his films. There have been more than 100 million viewers of his films that are free to view on-line. His last film, Fall of the Republic cost $200,000 to make...yet it has been available to view, free on youtube and other places. The same is true with his several other films.

I feel good about Alex Jones; his courage; his works; his understanding of the modern-day secret combination; his tremendous efforts for the past 13 years to combat it. He is a true patriot. He has been extremely effective at actually causing damage to and thwarting the plans and schemes of the Great Secret Combination, by getting the truth of their existence and their activities out to multiple tens of millions of people. The NWO would never hire Alex Jones. They tried to about 9 years ago, offering him a lucrative opportunity -- but said he would not be able to talk about the NWO, or the Fed; etc. He refused.

I do not feel good about the fact that Glen Beck's 40 million dollar per year paycheck is paid by New World Order elitists who obviously feel that he is serving an important enough purpose for them; that they continue to keep him in place. Perhaps they would prefer to have a popular venue in place, where good, moral conservatives can go; but where they can be deceived in certain key areas such as the truth of 9/11 – and other such things that really unravels the NWO’s plans – when enough people wake up to such realities.

Mark wrote:To me Jones is pure and simply a sensationalist at best. He will say and do whatever it takes to increase his revenues and listenership.

The man's whole life revolves around exposing lies, deception, cover-ups and discovering the truth... why wouldn't he try to make a buck off it all? Can you blame him for trying to make money and a living off what he does? I know you're a big Glenn Beck fan... he does similar things, but I don't hear you mocking him for it?

The Charlie Sheen mock interview and how it was handled by Jones was just one example of many that he has done over the years to attract additional revenues.

I agree with you here... that was one of his lower moments as a radio host... not much taste in what he did, but remember... he has producers who come up with ideas to increase listenership... he was just going along with a rather tasteless idea.

The Austin Texas pro gun rights rally was just another example of Jones distasteful and prideful methods to attract attention to himself. His rudeness to Malkin in his stunt posted earlier deserved a punch in the nose. There have been many other examples over the years as well. He is pompous and arrogant and lacking in common courtesy with many of his escapades.

Ever hear Glenn Beck interview someone who isn't an establishment candidate/stooge (e.g. - Debbie Medina, Ron Paul before the elections)? He behaves in the same fashion, but I don't hear you calling him out for it?

I have no respect for men like that. You can idolize him all you like Col. I think the man is untrustworthy and lacking in integrity.

I do not idolize him... I respect his courage and patriotism to take on the evils being perpetrated upon us by a real life mafia in Washington, DC. And you might want to look at your own glamorized Mr. Beck for someone lacking integrity.

His brand of journalism is IMO harmful to the republic in that it turns people off because of the crassness of his methods used to convey his message.

Most of the time, it's his passion for the truth that turns people off because he gets too loud and forceful. Let me ask you... what has Jones reported that you find offensive, false or 100% wrong?

Mark wrote:To me Jones is pure and simply a sensationalist at best. He will say and do whatever it takes to increase his revenues and listenership. The Charlie Sheen mock interview and how it was handled by Jones was just one example of many that he has done over the years to attract additional revenues. The Austin Texas pro gun rights rally was just another example of Jones distasteful and prideful methods to attract attention to himself. His rudeness to Malkin in his stunt posted earlier deserved a punch in the nose. There have been many other examples over the years as well. He is pompous and arrogant and lacking in common courtesy with many of his escapades. I have no respect for men like that. You can idolize him all you like Col. I think the man is untrustworthy and lacking in integrity. His brand of journalism is IMO harmful to the republic in that it turns people off because of the crassness of his methods used to convey his message.

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caddis wrote:

Mark wrote:To me Jones is pure and simply a sensationalist at best. He will say and do whatever it takes to increase his revenues and listenership. The Charlie Sheen mock interview and how it was handled by Jones was just one example of many that he has done over the years to attract additional revenues. The Austin Texas pro gun rights rally was just another example of Jones distasteful and prideful methods to attract attention to himself. His rudeness to Malkin in his stunt posted earlier deserved a punch in the nose. There have been many other examples over the years as well. He is pompous and arrogant and lacking in common courtesy with many of his escapades. I have no respect for men like that. You can idolize him all you like Col. I think the man is untrustworthy and lacking in integrity. His brand of journalism is IMO harmful to the republic in that it turns people off because of the crassness of his methods used to convey his message.

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Mark,

Although I may disagree with you about who carried out 9/11, I totally agree with your comments above.

...and btw...I observed what Alex Jones and Charlie Sheen did with respect to "Twenty Minutes With The President" to be not only brilliant -- but more importantly -- highly effective. It attained their goal of massive news media coverage around the globe and the introduction to millions more viewers and readers -- of twenty glaring, undeniable, irrefutable and unconfoundable facts -- that expose the truth about what really happened on 9/11...and I applaud them for it. I also applaud Charlie Sheen specifically, for having the courage to put his 20-million-dollar-per-year-career on the line...and I believe he did what he did with eyes wide open, with respect to that. It would be hard to measure the tremendous amount of good around the world that those courageous actions have brought to pass (…in regards to Charlie Sheen – his personal troubles and travails notwithstanding). I would encourage one to see it for oneself, and make up their own mind.

dconrad000 wrote:I SAY, LET HIM WHO HAS DONE MORE DAMAGE TO THE SECRET COMBINATION, CAST THE FIRST STONE.


I'm very appreciative of the works of men such as Ezra Taft Benson; Cleon Skousen; Bo Gritz; Joel Skousen; Roger K Young; Ron Paul; Rand Paul, James Traficant, Chuck Baldwin, Steven Jones; Richard Gage; Charlie Sheen...and others...but I don't know of anyone who has done more actual damage in the past 14 years, to the modern-day Secret Combination, than Alex Jones -- in terms of awakening tens of millions -- in this country, and around the globe.

natasha wrote:

caddis wrote:

Mark wrote:To me Jones is pure and simply a sensationalist at best. He will say and do whatever it takes to increase his revenues and listenership. The Charlie Sheen mock interview and how it was handled by Jones was just one example of many that he has done over the years to attract additional revenues. The Austin Texas pro gun rights rally was just another example of Jones distasteful and prideful methods to attract attention to himself. His rudeness to Malkin in his stunt posted earlier deserved a punch in the nose. There have been many other examples over the years as well. He is pompous and arrogant and lacking in common courtesy with many of his escapades. I have no respect for men like that. You can idolize him all you like Col. I think the man is untrustworthy and lacking in integrity. His brand of journalism is IMO harmful to the republic in that it turns people off because of the crassness of his methods used to convey his message.

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Mark,

Although I may disagree with you about who carried out 9/11, I totally agree with your comments above.

And....you can add me to the agreement with Mark's post. I think Jones is laughing all the way to the bank!

Once you have done at least a fraction of what AJ has done then may be you can be critical.

caddis wrote:

Once you have done at least a fraction of what AJ has done then may be you can be critical.

Puuhleeze!!!!!!!!!

I can't speak for the others, but I'm not ignoring the message. I just choose to get it from other sources.

caddis wrote:

Once you have done at least a fraction of what AJ has done then may be you can be critical.

Puuhleeze!!!!!!!!!

I can't speak for the others, but I'm not ignoring the message. I just choose to get it from other sources.

InfoWarrior82 wrote:

caddis wrote:

Once you have done at least a fraction of what AJ has done then may be you can be critical.

Puuhleeze!!!!!!!!!

I can't speak for the others, but I'm not ignoring the message. I just choose to get it from other sources.

I'm curious, which sources?

natasha wrote:

caddis wrote:

Mark wrote:To me Jones is pure and simply a sensationalist at best. He will say and do whatever it takes to increase his revenues and listenership. The Charlie Sheen mock interview and how it was handled by Jones was just one example of many that he has done over the years to attract additional revenues. The Austin Texas pro gun rights rally was just another example of Jones distasteful and prideful methods to attract attention to himself. His rudeness to Malkin in his stunt posted earlier deserved a punch in the nose. There have been many other examples over the years as well. He is pompous and arrogant and lacking in common courtesy with many of his escapades. I have no respect for men like that. You can idolize him all you like Col. I think the man is untrustworthy and lacking in integrity. His brand of journalism is IMO harmful to the republic in that it turns people off because of the crassness of his methods used to convey his message.

http://sovereignsentience.blogspot.com/ ... tdoes.html

Mark,

Although I may disagree with you about who carried out 9/11, I totally agree with your comments above.

And....you can add me to the agreement with Mark's post. I think Jones is laughing all the way to the bank!

2BFree wrote:Here we go again...castigate the messenger but ignore the message. AJ may be rough around the edges and have some actual testosterone apposed to so many in the so called "conservative" radio arena but his message is RIGHT ON and to negate that because he is trying also to make a living by selling his documentary films (which BTW he puts out on the web for free which NO OTHER producer does) then I feel sorry for you three because of your myopic and shallow rejection of some very important information for freedom loving people everywhere.

AJ has bull-horned the Bilderbergs; infiltrated the Bohemian Grove; produced award winning documentaries exposing the NWO and the LDGs and spends everyday exposing these would be tyrants to the light of truth and all you guys can do is allege that he is in this only for the money and because he helped an "actor" in presenting a very creative work of fiction. Once you have done at least a fraction of what AJ has done then may be you can be critical.

We should all have PrisonPlanet.tv memberships and be supporting this guy since he IS the guy out in front taking the brunt of all the scorn and shots in the infowar from the MSM and NWO lovers and not join forces with them to tear him down. No he is not our savior and no one is saying he is but he has dedicated his life to fighting these evil LDGs and we should be behind him supporting him as much as we can.

ndjili wrote:My problem with Alex Jones is I believe him, like so many other vocal conspiracy theorists, to be a disinformationalist.

Head in the sand comment. He's blown the lies and cover off so many fairy tales from the Feds, the guy deserves an award of some kind. If Alex is a disinformationalist, then I'm a Communist. This has to be one of the most ignorant and laughable comments ever made here in the forum, I'm sorry.

The only thing that will save this country is God. But sadly you cant even talk repentance on a site with other LDS. People like Alex Jones work hard to turn people away from God in their so called awakening process.

Which is why he refers to God and trusting in him constantly on his radio show.

natasha wrote:Welcome to the board, Comrad....