Why does everyone hate Alex Jones?

I just don't understand it, and this is not the only forum that I'm talking about. Everywhere on the internet if you link a source to Alex Jones you have people saying that it's garbage. Why? The man seems to link to credible sources and speak the truth (aside from a few rare instances), so why do people hate Alex Jones?

Yes he pushes products. Yes he has million dollar yearly moneybombs. But who else here can say that if they put that much work and time into something that they wouldn't want some compensation in return (to not only run their business but live on as well)?

I know about the y2k Jones thing. But seriously, what has he done since then to curse his name? Does the man not wake people up? Does he not give out credible information even if it sometimes has an aggressive tone to it? Explain to me why I shouldn't listen to Alex Jones.

reply to post by shelookslikeone


Well, he is kind of rude and insensitive to his callers occasionally. That and he cant help but interject personal beliefs into his show that don't really pertain to the argument he is trying to make, like god. I think he should just leave him out of it IMO.

Anyways, here is a couple good examples.



This one is a perfect example, he has no respect for this caller. (at about 1:30 he really gives it to him)



Whoops wrong video at first.

reply to post by shelookslikeone


Of course you should watch, to make your own opinions of matters he presents, you might or might not agree.
I think the reason people don´t like him is how he presents those, he talks so fast and i expect to see foam coming out his mouth. I do agree on some of his opinions but there is many which have no base. I remember when there was a swine flu season he told we are all gonna die basicly because we took vaccines to that, im still here even i had that vaccine

reply to post by shelookslikeone

my hint: snake oil.

reply to post by shelookslikeone


I'll give you my 2 cents as to why. Most people aren't really awake. They know about and understand the concept. But THEY'RE NOT AWAKE. The reason is that if you've grown up under the typical propaganda brainwashing of MSM, education system etc etc, then you're not gonna wake up just because you hear Alex, or you go on ATS, or you read a few books and watch some documentaries.

What happens (in my humble opinion) is that people get locked into this sort of a strange comfort based psychosis that they never snap out of. Because I believe that in most cases you have to be challenged to at last snap out of it. You'd have to experience it on some personal level to actually know it for what it really is. Just hearing and or learning about it often isn't enough to fully wake up. I'm sure everyone who's done there research is a bit more awake the the average joe, but essentially all the lies they've been brought up to believe about the system remain in place and they won't be deprogrammed unless some type of experience happens to snap them out of it.

So that's one thing, which leads me to the idea that when they listen to Alex they just basically look at him as a quack or a sensationalist who's only intention is to hype up the show to sell more products and stuff like that. Meanwhile what he's saying doesn't fully resonate because they're not awake, and it becomes unbelievable, and they start searching for "whats' the other reason he's saying this stuff". I don't know that's just my take

Because he's a big fat fake and a doom whore..rest assured ..
5th

"so why do people hate Alex Jones? "
or is it...
"so why do people hate XXXX XXXXX? "

both which i have no answer you

i can "offer" my opinion of alex jones though
too emotionally unstable for me
very rash
closed minded
lacks charisma
instigates others to do what he fears/refuses to do himself...perhaps that is lack of leadership
presents information as if he is sole source of it's root

blah-blah-blah

but you see
disabled vet here who would of died for his freedom to be
i also enjoy my freedom not to care for the guy too

and leave others to be free to be as they see fit
like him or don't

peace

reply to post by lasvegasteddy


Oh I do think there is a leadership issue with Jones. He simply doesn't know how to be a leader. But I think a lot of people are turned off by his aggression which I just don't understand. Maybe as a retired vet you can explain that to me. Because I don't understand why people are turned off by aggressive leadership (not tyranny btw, just emotion).

reply to post by r2d246


True, true.
After watching 9/11 live on cnn, I felt like everyone was being lied to on TV and all were accepting it without question.
When i got Internet @ home and started searching, Alex was one of few voices calling out the NWO and the military industrial complex.
You have to wake up first, then you can see.
otherwise you're just dreaming.
Or having a nightmare.

Just wanted to add that he also does seem to fear monger a lot to draw people in. You must understand that a lot of people are geniuenly entertained by doom, I think the common term is "doom porn". Dont believe me? Take a look:



I do realize some of these are construed to make him look bad, but a good majority downright call him on his bull.

reply to post by shelookslikeone


I don't think everyone hates him. Rather, people either love him or hate him.

Pick a team!

Originally posted by Theflyingweldsman
reply to post by r2d246

 

True, true.
After watching 9/11 live on cnn, I felt like everyone was being lied to on TV and all were accepting it without question.
When i got Internet @ home and started searching, Alex was one of few voices calling out the NWO and the military industrial complex.
You have to wake up first, then you can see.
otherwise you're just dreaming.
Or having a nightmare.

edit on 21/11/2012 by Theflyingweldsman because: /

That's good that you woke up. yes that's the perfect example you just gave. 9/11 woke a lot of people up as it was a real life close to home experience. now if you had relatives that were in the towers, then you'd "REALLY WAKE UP". Again 9/11 was a good wake up call.

He lost me about the time he "snuck" into the Bohemian Grove. Walking through a parking lot and then staying in public for HOURS on end with a camera man is NOT "infiltrating" anything.

Since then? Quality of content. Alex has a cottage industry based upon taking 1% fact and adding 99% ZOMG WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!! to it.

Although watching him with his bullhorn at the driveway of Bilderberg meetings is funny at least.

reply to post by Hefficide


On the footage of the bohemian grove though, how else does he have the cremation of care?

Originally posted by shelookslikeone
reply to post by lasvegasteddy

 

Oh I do think there is a leadership issue with Jones. He simply doesn't know how to be a leader. But I think a lot of people are turned off by his aggression which I just don't understand. Maybe as a retired vet you can explain that to me. Because I don't understand why people are turned off by aggressive leadership (not tyranny btw, just emotion).

people can not be everything nor expected to like everyone in the same reguard
as to a leader...most are born that way or learn from them to be one
lol
why are people turned off by his aggression...pretty simple
we as people have vibrations and attract accordingly
some will be turned off as much as some will be turned on by aggression
nothing personal
human nature simply

questioning others follows suit
some have to know...the why's in life
some just enjoy difference found in life
some know life is not to know it all

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MONEY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

reply to post by HIWATT


Seriously, come on man.

reply to post by Renegade2283


Well I think his timing is off. There was OK building which they blamed on Timothy Mcvay, Tower thing that happened in 93, then 9/11 in 01, then the underwear buming, then the Batman movie bumming, and on and on.

So his timing is a bit off on some for sure. And I think I know why. TPTB act very slowly, so slow that it's to a large degree imperceptible. That's where Alex's show doesn't coinside with the issues that are going on.

But you can't deni that things are going on, constantly that all look like stagged tare are.

reply to post by shelookslikeone


when he went to bohemian grove he might have had a demon enter him, or follow him from that point on. That could explain the anger issues. Like he keeps saying "fight the globalists" etc etc. I hear what he's saying but on the other hand he's coming at it with the wrong approach. the bible says something like "see to it that no bitter root grows up inside you...etc...etc.." and "love your enemies, do good to those that hate you...etc etc". He both has the bitter root, plus he hates his enemies. Both very unhealthy.


okay this is funny..... (at the end when he plays it backward it turns into German in reverse)



Alex Jones Radio Show....... Listen Online

reply to post by shelookslikeone


Are you really still not seeing why people hate him? How about downright bigotry? He has some radical ideas, which are ok because they are just ideas, but then he goes on to attempt to "clarify" those ideas with his own bigoted rhetoric. Here, see for yourself:



BTW, I did like his infiltration of the Bohemian Grove. That crap is just downright spooky, and we would have never known how weird if it wasn't for him. So, kudos for that