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Title: Alex Jones disrupts 2nd Amendment rally, divides protest
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URL Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT7BW2CaPUw
Published: Jan 25, 2010
Author: WACAustin
Post Date: 2010-01-27 09:58:48 by randge
Keywords: Alex Jones, guns shows, protest, Austin
Views: 5015
Comments: 390
Alex Jones Exposes... Alex Jones! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZT7BW2CaPUw Alex Jones Turns Peaceful Gun Rights Demonstration Into CHAOS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdJ4zhiB2s4 You Gotta Hard On for Me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWM17wiHhww Poster Comment: I won't tax you with a lot of blabber & half-baked opinion. You all here are big folks and know the meaning of what you see. Patience with the second video. There is a lot of lens time on the pavement, but it bears watching all the way through. Most interested in your comments.
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#176. To: christine (#109)
Now, that is worrisome.
yep
So true, we cave dwellers are most territorial. He lives and works in Austin, lest we forget.
I will be honest. It was wishful thinking, in my case.
Alex is obviously hurting the patriot movement.
Just watched Catherine's video. Alex, thought her little camera was taking pictures. He would not have said all those things if he knew it was taking video. ooops, Alex Damn, Alex is and always was a huge blowhard. What else is new? Conclusion: stressed out, arrogant, self-righteous, loud mouth A little soul-searching is in order after the apologies.
From Catherine's camera. Note how he blasts this sweet gal with that damn horn.
Cooper was right about Jones.
"The Saudis own Hollywood." .
He was drugged with that MKultra pill. haha I don't know what possessed him to act the way he did. But he had to have known that such rude, boorish behavior would not win any new converts to his cause. Turns most people off when they see someone acting the way he did, especially when he was being disruptive to people he should have been close to.
Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself the highest political end. This last clip confused me a little. What was the history with this caller? Why did Alex react this way. I must be missing something. "Oh, you're that little... " I need some background.
His finest moment.
Why Is The ADL Promoting Alex Jones?
WeAreNotChange.
Anyone who continues to give Alex Jones any credibility after this incident is a fool. Some of you people should have listened to me years ago when I told you the guy was a fraud.
What puzzles me is that some people have been unable - stubbornly unable - to see what a joke Alex Jones is. I will be honest. It was wishful thinking, in my case. Did you "wakeup" to the reality that Alex Jones is nothing more than a phony?
This is a rough house to preach to. We're very capable of making our own minds up. I'm limiting my criticism to Jones based on this incident. I've said his conduct was an embarrassment, but that said, we're human and we all have bad days. Time will tell if this was one or something more. Given the faulty human condition we all display from time to time, the future of Jones is up to himself and a forgiving portion of his audience.
With respect to Mr. (ugh) Clean, I'd be more inclined to know who he "likes" as opposed to whom he berates.
Whoever would return government to the "will of the people" must first return the United States to the use of CONSTITUTIONAL COINAGE as a medium of exchange and through it return the Constitution as law in the United States.
Good point. I haven't a clue who he? is, but I'd be interested in who he thinks we should gather information from :)
The article(s) are tooooooooooooooo critical for my taste. Besides that, where would the resistance to tyranny be today had Alex Jones never existed ?
Whoever would return government to the "will of the people" must first return the United States to the use of CONSTITUTIONAL COINAGE as a medium of exchange and through it return the Constitution as law in the United States.
Yes, time will tell. That said, AJ is hard to listen to. I, for one, find the clowning and low comedy tooth grindingly hard to endure. There's the hillbilly cop, the faux Brit aristo voice, the ninnying lib bit. For all his great memory and grasp of the many threads in a story and the depth and breadth of most of his guests, many listeners are scared to death to introduce anyone else to his show for fear that he'll go off at any moment into one of his self indulgent rants. He could get away with this stuff on, say, national TV. He avoids doing this stchick is his movies. It's almost as if he wants to limit the popularity of his internet broadcast to all but the most hard-bitten. It's a shame. The more paranoid among us will wonder if it is just accidentally so.
Clean rates 8th on my list of 9 Bozos !
Whoever would return government to the "will of the people" must first return the United States to the use of CONSTITUTIONAL COINAGE as a medium of exchange and through it return the Constitution as law in the United States.
Well said, I agree with every syllable !
Whoever would return government to the "will of the people" must first return the United States to the use of CONSTITUTIONAL COINAGE as a medium of exchange and through it return the Constitution as law in the United States.
Interesting article! That ADL article was nothing. I don't see how jones could make such a fuss over it. www.adl.org/special_repor...in-America/alex-jones.asp " ADL Calls Alex Jones “Conspiracy King,” Insinuates He Should be Removed from Society " http://www.infowars.com/adl-call...-be-removed-from-society/ It "insinuates" no such thing. Jones lies again.
Click for Privacy and Preparedness files Alex Jones is the Robert Tilton of the conspiracy world. ~Mister Clean Live free or well said*
I haven't listened to him for the last few months. I was a semi-regular before that. Alan Watt is instant insomnia, and AJ was becoming a tad too preachy for me. Not that his info isn't accurate from all I can tell. When he first entered the scene, I thought to myself he'll burn out before too long. It's taken longer than I thought, but he's on the edge. He needs a month off for self reflection and relaxation, ASAP.
Who do you recommend at this time, Jethro?
having said that, if he never addresses it or offers an apology (he should have already), that pretty much shows his true character which is megalomania, imo. i'm not willing to say or believe he's a complete fraud though. for the most part, i listen to his show for the guests he brings on and the discussions of current events.
That's me too. He has improved in his ability to retrieve guests almost instantaneously after significant events occur, and occasionally he'll let a caller talk long enough to expose something important that's taking place somewhere in the country. I have had to turn him off more often as of late because he gets on my nerves.
Whoever would return government to the "will of the people" must first return the United States to the use of CONSTITUTIONAL COINAGE as a medium of exchange and through it return the Constitution as law in the United States.
Well, I never said, and to my knowledge no one has ever said here that JOnes lies all the time. There is good info there. I think that where we differ is in why there is mostly good info, but mixed in are outright lies of commission and lies of omission, and innuendos, as well as actions that are intentionally disruptive like the OP demonstrated. THese things are demonstratively false, and yet they are said and posted for a reason. I have to ask myself why he does that, because it is done intentionally. Then, like someone else already posted, no new info is presented that isn't available elsewhere. What Jones does, any of us can do. Jones tries to portray himself as a leader. I wouldn't follow him into the kitchen, and I've laid out why that is.
Click for Privacy and Preparedness files Alex Jones is the Robert Tilton of the conspiracy world. ~Mister Clean Live free or I listen to everybody, including terrestrial radio, and read as much as I can. Frankly it's the guests on these shows who deliver the information and provide the entertainment for me.
He is OWNED. He does what his masters tell him to do. He is NOT relevant. He is a puppet, and if anyone actually believes he isn't, shame on you for not using the brain God gave you. Exactly. Surely a man as successful and as high profile as Jones would be so big a threat to the elites as to fall foul of a fabricated scandal, if not and 'accident'? There are men who've managed to rise a lot higher than him (eg JFK) only to be done away with. Yet, here he is, alive and well, doing what he's been doing for years and years.
Has martial law been discreetly declared in Ireland? http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0114/garda.html "The Emergency Response Unit have been deployed at checkpoints in Dublin over the coming weeks as part of a garda initiative against gang-related crime." People like us will never get behind one leader. It's not in our nature. We might all get behind concepts and movements, but individual leaders? Not likely.
Totally agree.
YOU LIE!!!!!!!!!!!! He has Special forces following him around, just looking for the right opportunity to whack him!!!!!!!!
Click for Privacy and Preparedness files Alex Jones is the Robert Tilton of the conspiracy world. ~Mister Clean Live free or OK, great example of him doing a Jim Jones. He really needs a rest
Some, yes. Many others? No. I disagree with you on that. They exchanged one set of leaders for another set. You can see it here on this thread from some people. They are more worried about unity, which means they want us unified under their leader, namely Jones, because they wont see a resistance without him. Jones didn't start the resistance. He just benefits from it.
Click for Privacy and Preparedness files Alex Jones is the Robert Tilton of the conspiracy world. ~Mister Clean Live free or
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#177. To: christine (#125)
he has to be numero uno patriot
#178. To: TwentyTwelve (#130)
Alex does not want anyone else entrenching on his territory.
#179. To: Mister Clean (#143)
What puzzles me is that some people have been unable - stubbornly unable - to see what a joke Alex Jones is.
#180. To: christine, wakeup (#171)
that's why i don't believe he's an op or dirty as you said above. i really think it was ego. i think it was a photo op for him with local media and that he was obtaining footage to include in a future documentary, but as FormerLurker pointed out above, that personality flaw severely hurts his credibility, trustworthiness, and even makes him dangerous. the fallout and dissention in our 'patriot' community when something like this happens saddens me.
#181. To: christine (#171)
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#182. To: All (#181)
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#183. To: christine (#5)
#184. To: bluegrass (#183)
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Alex Jones
#185. To: wakeup (#184)
"The trouble with people is not that they don't know but that they know so much that ain't so." ~ Josh Billings
#186. To: All (#185)
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"The trouble with people is not that they don't know but that they know so much that ain't so." ~ Josh Billings
#187. To: All (#186)
"The trouble with people is not that they don't know but that they know so much that ain't so." ~ Josh Billings
#188. To: wakeup (#173)
Yep, he is too smart to blow cover, loose audience and credibility with a damn camera on him.
Lord Acton
#189. To: wudidiz (#187)
#190. To: wakeup (#184)
"The Saudis own Hollywood."
Alex Jones
#191. To: bluegrass (#190)
#192. To: bluegrass (#190)
His finest moment.
#193. To: Jethro Tull (#149)
If AJ is to salvage his reputation he'll have to take time off, acknowledge his misconduct and ask forgiveness. If he doesn't do this, I'll consider him to have moved to the other side.
#194. To: wakeup (#179)
#195. To: Mister Clean (#193)
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The only real restraint on gummints is people who say "live free or die" ... and mean it. - Enderby
#196. To: Mister Clean (#193)
Some of you people should have listened to me years ago when I told you the guy was a fraud.
#197. To: Jethro Tull (#196)
#198. To: noone222 (#197)
#199. To: Itistoolate (#191)
#200. To: Jethro Tull (#196)
#201. To: Jethro Tull (#198)
#202. To: randge (#200)
That said, AJ is hard to listen to. I, for one, find the clowning and low comedy tooth grindingly hard to endure. There's the hillbilly cop, the faux Brit aristo voice, the ninnying lib bit. For all his great memory and grasp of the many threads in a story and the depth and breadth of most of his guests, many listeners are scared to death to introduce anyone else to his show for fear that he'll go off at any moment into one of his self indulgent rants.
#203. To: Itistoolate (#191)
die kill ~~ Me
#204. To: Jethro Tull (#196)
This is a rough house to preach to. We're very capable of making our own minds up. I'm limiting my criticism to Jones based on this incident. I've said his conduct was an embarrassment, but that said, we're human and we all have bad days. Time will tell if this was one or something more. Given the faulty human condition we all display from time to time, the future of Jones is up to himself and a forgiving portion of his audience.
#205. To: randge (#200)
That said, AJ is hard to listen to
#206. To: Jethro Tull (#205)
#207. To: Jethro Tull, PSUSA, Mister Clean, Critter, randge, noone222 (#196)
#208. To: christine (#207)
i'm not willing to say or believe he's a complete fraud though. for the most part, i listen to his show for the guests he brings on and the discussions of current events.
#209. To: christine (#207)
die kill ~~ Me
#210. To: randge (#206)
Who do you recommend at this time, Jethro?
#211. To: TommyTheMadArtist (#1)
Any questions folks as to why anyone would actually believe in Alex Jones?
#212. To: PSUSA (#209)
#213. To: christine (#207)
having said that, if he never addresses it or offers an apology (he should have already), that pretty much shows his true character which is megalomania, imo
#214. To: irishthatcherite (#211)
die kill ~~ Me
#215. To: PSUSA (#214)
#216. To: Jethro Tull (#212)
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People like us will never get behind one leader. It's not in our nature. We might all get behind concepts and movements, but individual leaders? Not likely.
die kill ~~ Me
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