Right wing talk show host Alex Jones has been making his rounds at the
Republican National Convention and we have discovered a pattern of
behavior exhibited by the "Truther" and all around conspiracy talk show
host.
For some time it has been openly suspected that Alex Jones and his
conspiracy internet and radio show has been a controlled opposition
operation. His show often hosts guest like admitted pedophile Ted
Nugent, the unorthodox gay bashing Dr. Manning and other professional
agitators like Milo Yiannopoulos who has just been banned from Twitter
for instigating racist troll attacks against Ghostbusters actress Leslie
Jones. It's been said that there is a lot of money in spokespersons who
are part of a minority or marginalized segment to become a basher of
that same group. These people use the guise of being "anti-politically
correct" or hide behind "free speech" to attack, bully and spread hate
and misinformation. Much of this Alex Jones uses to reverse engineer
conspiracies why you should believe what he wants you to believe,
although Jones claims to be "above the left - right paradigm" but as
anyone can clearly tell he is not and clearly a candidate for right wing
hate.
Groups like Reich Wing Watch and others have documentaries profiling his
right wing hate propaganda, misinformation and half truths. We do not
promote, mirror or share any news from Infowars, nore will we publish
stories from any of our staff that lends hand to the misleading of
others.
The history of Alex Jones' misleading information start some time back
during his Y2K scare that sounded like the Orwellian radio broadcast of
"War of the Worlds". But just focusing on is history of agitation and
provocateur like behaviors at public rallies is far from an new avenue
for this conspiracy radio host. One can speculate that this host was
engaging in this activity for ratings on his show, but he has evidently
used this tactic for political means as well.
For the first example, please make yourself aware of the Austin, Texas
gun rally that was organized by Libertarians that Mr. Jones says he so
much supports. This group was at the Austin gun rally in Texas in 2010
speaking on their second amendment rights and also on the fight for
local "micro-broadcasters" whom were being legally persecuted for
rebroadcasting shows like Alex Jones' Infowars which he promoted these
broadcaster to do. To anyone who has followed this story, that it seemed
very strange that Mr. Jones would promote an event and then later show
up to shut it down.
Another incident at yet another gun rally, this time an "anti-gun" rally
to have restrictions on some more lethal fire arms. This time, Mr.
Jones again stirred up controversy, mocked the grieving parents of a
slain child as well as attempting to start a fight with the father. I
can hardily see how this would have increased viewership but rather
seemed to try to incite discourse and political divisions by later
publishing the story as "Proof Gun Control Activists Are Violent". Just
another "DisInfoWars" attempt to spin doctor real political issues while
attempting to silence, suppress and maginalize the free speech of these
citizens.
The most recent display is far from an isolated incident with the Alex
Jones and Infowars outfit. During the latest RNC 2016 convention the
team of Mr. Jones and company were outside of the convention, doing what
Alex Jones does best. The bullhorn touting Jones along side a mob of
trolls and media hacks associated with the Jones operation went out to
taunt and agitate against the Republican National Convention. There
Jones had some amusement playing agitator until he and his crew clearly
confronted protestors from the group ANTIFA shouting Anti-Nazi slogans.
Jones and crew were clearly at a safe distance away but the Infowars
host and his crew clearly advanced upon the protestors where Alex came
close enough to blast the protestors inches away from his face which got
Alex a light shove. Alex then puts his girth and weight behind a shove
that started chaos among the protestors and Alex, which he describes as
communists. As police swarm to protect Jones from the melee of chaos he
had instigated, he cowardly calls for police to arrest a protestor for
attacking him. Afterwards, a very strange occurrence happened when
police then tactically create a security formation around Jones and
escort him directly to his vehicle.
... all this while Mr. Jones claims to be "above the Left-Right
paradigm". Yet, any fool can clearly see that Jones has been selling
Donald Trump to his listeners for almost a year now yet his declaring
that he himself was not sure if Trump would be the best or worst thing
to happen to the US as result of his presidency. In one rally, Jones
seemingly allowed a fake or ineffective left wing provocateur named Eric
Andre to show his freedom of speech to his fanatic audience that pushed
and shoved the comedian.
Later in the RNC, competing Progressive media organization known as TYT
or The Young Turks had experienced a near physical confrontation between
Alex Jones and the TYT's owner Cenk Uygur after the Infowars crew
stormed a TYT live show. This incident was another attempt for Jones to
create controversy for the profit of his show. His crew stormed the TYT
set on their way to a scheduled interview. Jones had said that he was
invited on by one of the TYT staff but Cenk Uygur strongly denied the
rumour on the show and broadcast.
Unfortunately, the incident escalated into a shouting match mainly
dominated by TYT's Cenk being feed up of Jones' crashing the live show.
Cenk was continuously provoked by Jones from his arrival stating that he
was going to sit on his lap and that he looked "sexy". TYT's owner Cenk
also took offense to a Bill Clinton "rape" shirt and the presence of
Roger Stone whom he called a "hatchetman". Alex Jones and his producer
seemed to completely enjoy the outcome as they continue to smile and
gloat throughout the entire spectacle. Jones later did his radio
interview using the incident as most of his discussion on air. Later
Jones released the video of the RNC incidents for use on his show.