reply to post by Ownlife
Yep. William Cooper predicted 9-11 quite a few months before Alex did.
Also, if you read a book, called the Stargate Conspiracy, which was published in late 2000, it has an eerie line in the intro that seems to predict
9-11... lemme see if I can find it, and I'll post it in a new thread...
but the thing is that people knew way before Alex. I think he possibly takes credit for too much of other people's work. Predicting 9-11 was a good
example. I'm sure there are a few others. I'm not calling him a hack, but he seems desperate to keep churning out info, and when that happens,
investigative work gets shoddy, gaps are filled in with fluff, stories are flat out imagined, dubious sources are cited, and.... plagerism of other
less known people's work, just enough so he can get away with it.
This is why you gotta have a good eye when looking at his stuff, because dude he's making a living off selling conspiracies... like Johnny Anonymous
says in the intro to every damn ATS Mix, we should be just as suspicious about the people SELLING conspiracies... and he's not only selling
conspiracies, but also health products, overpriced water filtration things, business web hosting (???), and a whole bunch of other really useless
gadgets and things....
In the end, the two things that made me back away from Alex Jones was the insane advertising he basically whores himself out for (especially the ads
where he's narrating.... jeez, I mean... He's got a family to feed, I guess... and some cool luxuries to have.... and a nice house and a great
security system to maintain and yada yada you get my point!)
AND his support for a presidential candidate. I mean, he totally contradicted himself there. Which is it, Alex? Is the voting system and election
system a fraud, or do real genuine candidates have a chance?
In the end, Ron Paul disappeared, which I'm kinda disappointed about. He was a halfway decent candidate, and it almost looked like he was gunna get
ahead.... but he, along with Kucinich, was quickly wiped off the map before the primaries.
I found his support for a presidential candidate suspicious, though. I just kept wondering how much campaign money Ron Paul would use to pay off Alex
to boost his name amongst disaffected citizens, of which there have been a giant number of in the past year or two... growing every day.
Obviously, Alex Jones isn't in that good with the elite. His prez hopeful is practically invisible now.
I highly doubt he's an NWO agent or something like that, but he's definitely a human who makes mistakes. I think he has mistakenly taken advantage
of "the truth" in order to make money, because he's damn convincing. He could probably sell a ketchup popsickle to a woman in white gloves, if
given the chance. (name that movie

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