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[[File:437px-Alex Jones portrait.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Alex Jones]] | [[File:437px-Alex Jones portrait.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Alex Jones]] | ||
| − | '''Alex Jones''' is a [[paleoconservative]] [[libertarian]] talk show [[radio]] host, video [[blogger]] ([[YouTube]]) and [[podcast]]er. His show, [[The Alex Jones Show]], is a part of his larger projects [[Infowars]] and Prison Planet, which usually deal with governmental [[Nanny state]] failures, the existence of a coming [[police state]], [[constitutional]]ism and [[government]] [[conspiracy|conspiracies]]. He is very [[pro-life]] and has gone to many anti-Planned Parenthood protests. | + | '''Alex Jones''' is a [[paleoconservative]] [[libertarian]] talk show [[radio]] host, video [[blogger]] ([[YouTube]]) and [[podcast]]er. His show, ''[[The Alex Jones Show]]'', is a part of his larger projects [[Infowars]] and Prison Planet, which usually deal with governmental [[Nanny state]] failures, the existence of a coming [[police state]], [[constitutional]]ism and [[government]] [[conspiracy|conspiracies]]. He is very [[pro-life]] and has gone to many anti-Planned Parenthood protests. |
He (allegedly) promoted [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]] claiming the [[Sandy Hook massacre]] was a hoax, though this was merely him considering all the theories on the shooting. Bereaved families have been subjected to online abuse and death threats from "activists" claiming they were actors in a government false flag operation. The town committee is considering a written appeal to [[President Trump]] asking him to speak out against the conspiracy theorists.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-39194035#AlexJones Sandy Hook to Trump: 'Help us stop conspiracy theorists']. ''BBC News''. Retrieved June 14, 2017</ref> | He (allegedly) promoted [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]] claiming the [[Sandy Hook massacre]] was a hoax, though this was merely him considering all the theories on the shooting. Bereaved families have been subjected to online abuse and death threats from "activists" claiming they were actors in a government false flag operation. The town committee is considering a written appeal to [[President Trump]] asking him to speak out against the conspiracy theorists.<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-39194035#AlexJones Sandy Hook to Trump: 'Help us stop conspiracy theorists']. ''BBC News''. Retrieved June 14, 2017</ref> | ||
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He has made many documentary videos in which he exposes how the government is infringing on [[civil rights]] or to make claims about an alleged 9/11 conspiracy. | He has made many documentary videos in which he exposes how the government is infringing on [[civil rights]] or to make claims about an alleged 9/11 conspiracy. | ||
| − | He has also appeared several times as a guest on [[Coast to Coast AM]]. | + | He has also appeared several times as a guest on ''[[Coast to Coast AM]]''. |
[[File:Loose Change Alex Jones.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Jones was the Executive Producer for [[Loose change]].]] | [[File:Loose Change Alex Jones.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Jones was the Executive Producer for [[Loose change]].]] | ||
Jones was a supporter of the presidential election campaign of [[Ron Paul]] and he is a strong advocate of the [[Second Amendment]] and vigorously opposes all forms of [[gun control]]. He has also been an avid supporter of President [[Donald Trump]], condemning him only after he launched missiles at a Syrian government airfield. | Jones was a supporter of the presidential election campaign of [[Ron Paul]] and he is a strong advocate of the [[Second Amendment]] and vigorously opposes all forms of [[gun control]]. He has also been an avid supporter of President [[Donald Trump]], condemning him only after he launched missiles at a Syrian government airfield. | ||
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Jones is accused of being a [[conspiracy theorist]] by the liberal left. | Jones is accused of being a [[conspiracy theorist]] by the liberal left. | ||
| − | Jones is a [[9/11]] "[[truther]]", and believes that there was something more than the planes crashing into the buildings that led to the Twin Towers eventually being destroyed. This may be a result of him watching the film [[Zeitgeist]], which attempts to prove that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by a foreign government as well as partly influenced by the Bush administration. | + | Jones is a [[9/11]] "[[truther]]", and believes that there was something more than the planes crashing into the buildings that led to the Twin Towers eventually being destroyed. This may be a result of him watching the film ''[[Zeitgeist]]'', which attempts to prove that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by a foreign government as well as partly influenced by the Bush administration. |
| − | [[Megyn Kelly]] attempted to deface Jones in a heavily edited interview, but this backfired and now Kelly's career is in jeopardy. According to Jones, Kelly lied to Alex on what the interview would be about<ref>https://www.infowars.com/media-celebrates-megyn-kellys-dishonest-hit-piece-on-alex-jones/</ref> | + | [[Megyn Kelly]] attempted to deface Jones in a heavily edited interview for her [[NBC]] show ''Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly'', but this backfired and now Kelly's career is in jeopardy. According to Jones, Kelly lied to Alex on what the interview would be about; figuring that Kelly and NBC would turn the interview into a selectively-edited hit piece, Jones made sure to record the entire interview himself so he would have proof of Kelly's and NBC's duplicity.<ref>https://www.infowars.com/media-celebrates-megyn-kellys-dishonest-hit-piece-on-alex-jones/</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 02:40, June 20, 2017
Alex Jones is a paleoconservative libertarian talk show radio host, video blogger (YouTube) and podcaster. His show, The Alex Jones Show, is a part of his larger projects Infowars and Prison Planet, which usually deal with governmental Nanny state failures, the existence of a coming police state, constitutionalism and government conspiracies. He is very pro-life and has gone to many anti-Planned Parenthood protests.
He (allegedly) promoted conspiracy theories claiming the Sandy Hook massacre was a hoax, though this was merely him considering all the theories on the shooting. Bereaved families have been subjected to online abuse and death threats from "activists" claiming they were actors in a government false flag operation. The town committee is considering a written appeal to President Trump asking him to speak out against the conspiracy theorists.[1]
He is a 9/11 "truther", believing that 9/11 was pulled off by traitors of the United States Government (New World Order members) and various other politicians and high ranking military officials from several other countries. Jones also believes that Osama bin Laden was killed ten years before his official death in 2011.[2]
He has made many documentary videos in which he exposes how the government is infringing on civil rights or to make claims about an alleged 9/11 conspiracy.
He has also appeared several times as a guest on Coast to Coast AM.
Jones was a supporter of the presidential election campaign of Ron Paul and he is a strong advocate of the Second Amendment and vigorously opposes all forms of gun control. He has also been an avid supporter of President Donald Trump, condemning him only after he launched missiles at a Syrian government airfield.
Jones is accused of being a conspiracy theorist by the liberal left.
Jones is a 9/11 "truther", and believes that there was something more than the planes crashing into the buildings that led to the Twin Towers eventually being destroyed. This may be a result of him watching the film Zeitgeist, which attempts to prove that the 9/11 attacks were orchestrated by a foreign government as well as partly influenced by the Bush administration.
Megyn Kelly attempted to deface Jones in a heavily edited interview for her NBC show Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly, but this backfired and now Kelly's career is in jeopardy. According to Jones, Kelly lied to Alex on what the interview would be about; figuring that Kelly and NBC would turn the interview into a selectively-edited hit piece, Jones made sure to record the entire interview himself so he would have proof of Kelly's and NBC's duplicity.[3]
References
External links
- http://www.prisonplanet.com/
- http://www.infowars.com/
- http://www.opposingdigits.com/alex/
- Criticism of Alex Jones by Jon Sanders of FrontPage Magazine