ATS, Your Reaction To Alex Jones Is Ignorant and Disrespectful

reply to post by Wonderer2012


OP, the best advice I can give you is get off this website! It is full of shills that love nothing more then to bash people like jones! Jones brought up a valid point about the water flouridation yet it was shrugged off with a smarky comment! Just like the people do in here... Their little video before the "interview" had other contradictions, like how this year was very special because they have released the names of the people attending for the first time! BS, they do that every year as told by one of the damn members! This shows how utterly useless the BBC (peado supporting mafia btw) are at reporting anything!

You are totally right, they mocked him like he was some school boy! Alex never starts ranting and raving! He REACTS to how he is being treated! And yes he shouts out his website! Why? Because people can get far more info there than in this 2 minute segment, especially as he can not talk about anything they don't like!

The whole thing made me wanna puke and it is a good reminder for why I do not watch TV!

OP, get out of here seriously, it is a total waste of energy and time... I only really came here to say that.

reply to post by AlphaHawk


What i see is a man who made a career out of his passion. I also see the main stream media making him look like a off his rocker ahole in order to paint all people that think and talk about certain information the same way. I have yet to see one positive thing said in the main stream media about conspiracy theorists. People are being brainwashed and it is very apparent in this thread.

im out

the people who act like alex jones hurts them and is a government agent being used to make all conspiracy theorists look bad are just as sad as Bloomberg who just blamed him for the boston bombing

Anyone that condones the way AJ acts is insane.

He goes on TV to discuss an important topic and starts screaming and mocking Brits accents.

That's really going to help the world and make people research the Bilderberg group.

reply to post by tothetenthpower

No..Alex Jones the Charlatan, who talks about hating capitalism just enough to reap really nice rewards from it.

He doesn't hate on capitalism. He wants unregulated free market capitalism.... He is basically a right wing libertarian.

Which is weird because you'd figure he'd be able to see how well that no regulation worked during the industrial revolution days for the non-rich people/workers........

Agree with OP.

Either there is too much infighting among fellows who aught to agree with one another, and they don't understand an approach different from their own. Or they do not respect the leader of the movement out of jealousy (or are a shill). Sure, Alex has done some dumb things in the past - but he's on the right track and he - ACTUALLY DOES SOMETHING about what he believes in.

type away while Alex forms a movement with fellows like Icke et. al. Try not to be jealous

good day

reply to post by wondermost


oh I here ya..

would never have seen Bohemian Grove rituals without AJ's video's.. still question the access though..

but to me its like saying I learned about banking through a payday loan shop..

sure, I got the cash I needed but in the long run it cost me more $$ & learned nothing of monetary policy, creation of money from debt etc etc....

same thing with AJ.. get a quick synopsis of a story.. but nothing of true substance, just an egotistical defection..

reply to post by WaterBottle


What Alex Jones says, and what he does are two different things.

People who want unregulated Capitalist markets are even more insane than those who want socialism to be honest with you.

At least IMO. That sort of thing would NEVER work in today's cut throat world. In any case, when Alex stops making ' money bombs' to build a new studio, maybe he can get my respect back.

~Tenth

Jones is being criticized for his projection methods rather than his content. The information he presents is generally incendiary, in the positive, however it is his misbehavior in screaming and interpolating with off-hand comments that draws recrimination.

Alex Jones sounds normal then goes off on weird tangents. He may even have some valid points, but he believes so much weird #, its hard to dredge out the valuable details. Just listen to his show with an open mind. The US is not planning to put people in FEMA camps en masse. Hell we are the most aggressive, heavily armed people on the planet. It may work for the city folks, the poor, the ignorant BUT... the main stream American isn't going to go quietly to a camp. Come on. We are a hardy folk and stubborn. You think the Muslim extremists are dangerous? You have no idea what a # storm you are in for and let's not forget, our troops are US. They are drawn from the People and the Government has been training them in combat ferociously for over 10 years. We can work out our issues at the voter box. We don't need an armed revolution.

V

I heard Alex Jones adamently claim he had insider knowledge the US would attack Iran, before the year was up....
that was at the Bilderberg meeting 3 years ago....

You should not listen to this man. Get your news from elsewhere.
He is very manipulative.

Originally posted by EViLKoNCEPTz
reply to post by DocHolidaze

 

His intentions are quite clear if you pay attention. You always have to visit his site, buy his books, DVDs whatever to get "more information". He profits off of every one of those, so his goal it to drive his profits up, otherwise he would use other venues to get his message out and not just the one's he profits from directly. All he is is a glorified salesman.

What do you profit from? Let me know, so I can determine your intentions and your goal. I am paying close attention.

When I'm taking a shower, I often listen to his free radio show, which includes guests (other sources who provide 'more information'). I occasionally visit his website, which provides information with legitimate sources. I've never given Alex Jones a dollar. What other venues are going to put Alex's full message out there? What is Alex, the "glorified salesman," selling if his message is free? In the media, you best have advertisers or you and your message are going absolutely nowhere.

Originally posted by EViLKoNCEPTz
reply to post by DocHolidaze

 

His intentions are quite clear if you pay attention. You always have to visit his site, buy his books, DVDs whatever to get "more information". He profits off of every one of those, so his goal it to drive his profits up, otherwise he would use other venues to get his message out and not just the one's he profits from directly. All he is is a glorified salesman.

Complete ignorant BS. Alex from day one (when he had no money) encouraged people to copy his DVD's and give them to as many people as possible. This same dumb argument comes up all the time from the truly ignorant. Piss Off.

One thing people here might want to consider regarding the credibility of Alex Jones and/or his intentions is the fact that he has consistently and openly supported the John Birch Society, which has been on top of this globalist world order plan since the 1950's. Granted, he does go off on live TV quite excessively, which some see as a positive and others as a negative, and I understand that. I believe his frame of mind is that we are reaching a breaking point in this country to where the necessity of civil disobedience is on the horizon; after all, looking at the laws that have been passed under our noses exponentially by orders of magnitude, I.E. - (the UN Arms Treaty signed unwillingly by Kennedy, the Patriot Act, the NDAA signed by Obama on New Year's Eve in Hawaii at Midnight so the media didn't have time to cover it and everyone was drunk, after they opposed it but actually directed it, etc...) and so much more. Does anyone realize how any people have been hosted on his show in the last 17 years that have suspiciously died? The DC Madam comes to mind. Google it, you'll learn.

Back to the John Birch Society.. Think what you will, but before you judge, watch these two clips. Think about how long ago these recordings were and how everything that's mentioned has come to be so slowly through the old method of the frog in the pot of boiling water analogy.









Ok, Good Day..

Originally posted by wondermost
reply to post by EViLKoNCEPTz

 

You know, I hear this argument all the time, but not once have I shed one shiny nickel to hear anything he has ever said. Ever. I listen to his show for free. I watch his movies for free. I have never bought a shirt or book or anything else from his site. Yet, I can honestly credit him with nudging me in directions I would have never looked before.

You don't have to open your wallet to support someone financially.

Alex Jones has hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of listeners on his radio show. When it comes time to sell ad slots on the radio show, how do the think the cost to buy one of those slots is calculated? It's based on how large his audience is.

But let me stop for a second, and go in a different direction: even if you don't support him directly financially, someone else will. Take a TV ad, for example. Not everyone that watches the ad is going to go and buy the product. Some of them will though. Maybe only 100,000 of Jones' 2 million listeners will buy something from him. The fact is, the more listeners he gets, the more people there are that are going to buy stuff from him (and the more people there will be to drive up his ad revenue on the radio).

By flailing his arms and making a scene every time he gets media attention, he gains more followers from the fringe that believe the government is out to get us. Really, Jones going on these mainstream news shows is a win-win: the TV station probably gets huge ratings from having him act like a lunatic, and Jones gains more followers from those who would distrust the government for literally anything they do.

OP.

I love you.

Like... no joke. I FREEEEEAKING love you for saying it.

S&F.

The hell with Alex hate-o-raid drinkers.

The Zionist conspiracy is bunk. Every dumb theory surrounding him is bunk.

Alex hate-o-raid has become a sub-culture within the conspiracy theorist culture, and seems to be spreading and infecting more than the black plague on ATS.

But guess what, haters?

I don't see any of YOU out there doing the job.

If you don't want to be represented by AJ, get off your arse and rep yourself.

Otherwise, your bashing is speculation, fluff, ignorant... and lets not forget, pathetic.

Props to AJ.

Originally posted by Snsoc
People these days equate a raised voice and strident self-confidence as insanity.

It's like the "Howard Dean scream" that everyone thought was so off-the-rails crazy but actually wasn't. I don't know what horse tranquilizers people are on that showing emotion is viewed as lunacy, but oh well.

“I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity.”
― Edgar Allan Poe

“It is sometimes an appropriate response to reality to go insane.”
― Philip K. Dick, VALIS

“In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche

I'll take crazy over stupid any day.

I think it is time to STOP with the Alex Jones threads! It seems like the AJ lovers who think he can do no wrong doesn't feel they can get their point across in all the numerous threads on this subject already on ATS so the OP starts a new one!
I think if I were an ATS mod I would delete this thread as there is NO new dialog, NOTHING new!
Enough already!
Besides XxNightAngelusxX is gonna blow a gasket running from thread to thread defending him!

Please note: XxNightAngelusxX, this is where you start making rude replies to me for pointing out the obvious!

reply to post by wulff


Whether he is right or wrong he has the guts to say these messages, and is largely responsible for I would say a good half of the people AT LEAST on this site...people that would never have thought about looking for conspiracies.

I also do find it hilarious that people want things framed in a certain way, and then "Omg he yelled , he insulted those people, so wrong".

It is a sure sign of a controlled people, when they dismiss things because he did not say it politely.

Guess what, politeness is usually a sign of weakness, unless being backed by the big money that wants someone to speak.

Being polite is hard enough, but when you have professionals getting paid millions of dollars to make every viewpoint away from their own look as stupid as possible, WHY BOTHER.

And what does he have to lose ? What do all of us have to lose for getting a little upset at these idiots.. NOTHING they are taking it anyways.

reply to post by ParasuvO


Since you make such a big point of Jones and the fact he comes off as a raving lunatic because he's facing people with millions? I thought it worth noting...AJ knows about as much for struggling to pay the bills as I do about maintenance routines on a private jet. He's a millionaire several times over in his own right.

Alex Jones Net Worth Approx. $5 Million

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that of course and the only people who think making money is evil are those who don't have any to begin with or had it then lost it and blame others for that.

However, to talk like he's a 'common guy out fighting for truth justice and theorists everywhere' is a little naive in my humble opinion. He's a businessman and a very shrewd and clever one. He just has very poor judgement for how he handles himself in high profile situations outside his own studios.

BTW.... Being polite isn't weakness and that's a horrible attitude to have, IMO. We have a world full of rude and aggressive people (not you, personally) because being polite, kind or compassionate IS seen as weak by far too many people these days. If you have a position of STRENGTH and confidence, you have the LUXURY to be polite and gracious. It's when merit won't carry your case that hyperbole and the lunatic routine becomes necessary, as I see it.

Jones was a great guy...at one point. He just took his 'rebel without self control' routine wayyyy over the line of reasonable, IMO.