Alex Jones Explains It All
He clearly gets one thing right (around 3:50):
"The point is it just gets crazier by the minute."
Labels: Alex Jones, crazy theories, psychedelics
"The point is it just gets crazier by the minute."
Labels: Alex Jones, crazy theories, psychedelics
9 Comments:
Hmmm...an Elf is about the same size as a genetically enhanced attack baboon...maybe it wasn't a missile that hit the Pentagon...it was a sleigh...reindeer don't show up on radar...Santa?
I never saw a little elf .
I just realized that Brian has yet to chime in saying that because NORAD can track Santa's movements on Christmas Eve then they should have been able to intercept the sleigh in time.
For god's sake, don't encourage him.
Aaronovitch has an amusing commentary from his visit to Gage's talk.
http://www.thejc.com/comment-and-debate/columnists/50802/conspirers-against-conspirers
The author and 9/11 conspiracist, Ian Henshall, announced his departure from the big truther's bash on Monday evening, by thrusting his bald head into my face, twice calling me a "f---g scumbag" and then flapping off into the wet night. It was a typically careless exit.
Mr Gage had delivered a two-hour slide- and film-assisted presentation which convinced most of the 200-odd audience that they were right to go on believing that the 2001 attacks were an inside job, involving secret, controlled demolitions timed to go off at the same time as planes were flown into the World Trade Centre.
I was there because I take an anthropological interest in conspiracy theories. Mr Henshall was there to reinject himself with the "truth".
Even more interesting fallout from the talk.
Leading architects on both sides of the Atlantic hit out at the institute this week after American architect Richard Gage, part of the group Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, delivered a lecture at RIBA HQ on Monday night.
Oh dear!
“The choice of the RIBA was not accidental… the RIBA should have made it clear that the vast majority of architects think these theories have no merit.”
Dear, oh dear!
Lol!!!
"I only cover what I can prove."
Good news, folks. It sounds like Alex Jones is going to retire from radio!
We wish. His standards for "proof" are pretty much nonexistent.
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