What do you guys know about Alex Jones and his anti -Obama movie?

Some asshole just asked me if I wanted to borrow it :banghead:


I HATE republicans!

I have never heard of Alex Jones before tonite.

This guy is a paranoid conspiracy nut who is pissing his pants over the new world order who is out to rule the world and enslave us all. Not to be taken seriously even when he rarely seems to make sense.

any more information you can give me will be appreciated.

I really got to hand it to you for watching it, I don't think I could stomach it.

And some kid yells, "Hey Bernanke you're going down!" I was standing right next to that kid. That was with out a doubt the weirdest "protest" I had ever been to, all right-wingers, 9/11 Truthers and Ron Paul supporters, with Alex Jones directing the mayhem. The guy is a nut and he used a bunch of my pictures without paying me for them.

but I would still probably borrow the movie -- just to see what kind of crazy shit he's come up with now.

get a little stoned before you put the movie in. You'll probably find it hilarious.

become familiar with other people's perceptions:

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=obama%20deception&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&hl=en&tab=wv#

It will help you to avoid echoitis* too.

* echoitis - the desire to only hear echos of your views

I'll live with "echoitis", thank you very much. :eyes:

My son knows someone well who is a fan of Alex Jones. He watched the CD and said that it wasn't so much against Pres. Obama as it was critical of those whom Obama selected for high positions - Gates, Clinton, Emanuel, and a slew of others.

I looked up the CD ,"Obama Deception," on the web and saw a real deception. Why did they use "pointed" ears and a very bad complexion on the President's CD cover picture?? That's a real deception.

As far as Jones' criticism of some of the people advising the president, I'm not thrilled with some of them either, but probably for different reasons than Jones'.

I have to admit that I sort of liked Jones when Bush was president because he really came out and criticized him and his entire administration unceasingly. It felt good to see someone criticize Bush when for years everyone seemed afraid to. He was very strong on the conspiracy theory that the Bushies were responsible for the Twin Tower destruction. So he isn't a friend of the Reps either; he's Independent.

But I don't intend to watch the CD. What does your friend say about it?

Jones also is outspoken about 9/11 being an inside job.

Maybe he is just anti everything and everybody in authority :shrug:

They are strictly anti-authoritarian (which to them, means any type of government). Jones is particularly bad with the crazy 9-11 stuff and the New World Order.

I think that says it all

Alex Jones is from Austin, Texas. He had a radio show on Saturday night more than 10 years ago. Later he had at least one daily show on a local talk radio station but always managed to get fired by stepping on sacred cows. He was the local crank at first (why did the city fine an old lady who let her lawn get too high, why did Austin buy rural land for growth at a high price from some in-the-know land owners and later sell it for much less to some other in-the-know people, etc). At that point I don't know if Alex even knew that he had a libertarian streak, but his radio shows were interesting because he always worked himself into a lather and his rants were quite sincere, if unpolished.

His honesty was refreshing in some ways. For example, he was "adopted" by some local far right group; Freedom something or Texas Independent something, and began to attend and speak at their small meetings every couple of weeks. Then he stopped talking about this on his local radio show and when asked by a caller about it, he said he found out the group was pushing an anti-american agenda similar to the Nazis and he would not be back.

Currently, he seems to have built a business, and some political followers, by "finding" and "exposing" conspiracies in every corner and proclaiming the end of the world as we know it at least a couple times a year. "9/11 is an inside job" is probably the best known of his many claims.

I'd like to categorize him as a far-right wacko, but he aims his wrath at whoever or whatever has him pissed off at the moment. Yes, the black helicopter stuff is far out; but who would have thought that the USA would ever lock up people for years in secret prisons without criminal charges, kidnap people off the street and fly them to another country where they are tortured, etc?

I look at his INFOWARS web site occasionally and find one or two things to read. But I liked him better in his early raw form before he become the official conspiracy documentary corporation.

Not even worth thinking about.