If you've ever wondered what it would take to become a part of the elite Illuminati/Triad/Grey alien clique that rules the world, it's easy: just openly mock the alarmists that frequent Prison Planet or Infowars, sites run by fringe journalist Alex Jones. That's it! No billionaire status, no blueblood connection, no BDSM-laden induction ceremony is needed. Just tell those folks "you're all fucking nuts" and they will immediately accord you membership in the distinguished ranks of the clandestine New World Order. Or accuse you of being part of it, anyway, and that's good enough for me.
That all aside, from time to time Mr. Jones & co. do knock 'em out of the ballpark; his most famous piece perhaps is his entertaining coverage of the sinister Bohemian Grove—Chuck E. Cheese for the affluent. Well, today his blog is featuring an intriguing video interview with Michael Moore in which the (in)famous filmmaker is asked about Sep. 11 being an "inside job." Snippets of Moore's response from the vid:
Well, until Moore officially announces Fahrenheit 911 II: Electric Boogaloo, you'll have to make do with the lengthy Jones video:
That all aside, from time to time Mr. Jones & co. do knock 'em out of the ballpark; his most famous piece perhaps is his entertaining coverage of the sinister Bohemian Grove—Chuck E. Cheese for the affluent. Well, today his blog is featuring an intriguing video interview with Michael Moore in which the (in)famous filmmaker is asked about Sep. 11 being an "inside job." Snippets of Moore's response from the vid:
I don't think the official investigations have told us the complete truth. They haven't even told us half the truth. ...
I support, and I hope ... somebody could open up a new investigation on this before we get too far away from it, to find out the whole truth. ...
I've filmed before down at the Pentagon, before 9/11. There's got to be at least 100 videocameras, ringing that building, in the trees, everywhere. ... I want to see 100 videos that exist of this. Why don't they want us to see...?
Well, until Moore officially announces Fahrenheit 911 II: Electric Boogaloo, you'll have to make do with the lengthy Jones video: