But the predictions didn't come true because he went public with them!
[editline]24th May 2015[/editline]
The conspirators don't want him to be right so they cancel their plans every time.
Alex Jones is a professional troll; if you meet him outside of a studio, when he's not "in character", he's a completely normal guy and a dad. His job is to keep an audience around his show.
In-character, Alex Jones automatically believes any conspiracy theory, period, and will use a number of argumentative tricks to shut down any criticism or interference.
The sad thing is that there are a disturbing number of people with poor critical thinking skills who are just looking for any excuse to justify their worldview, whatever it is.
[video=youtube;t-v1UXFMzl0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-v1UXFMzl0[/video]
Here's Alex yelling over Piers Morgan to score points with the pro-gun and anti-foreign-twat brigade.
No one really likes Piers Morgan though, it's not hard to score points by being against him.
I've known a number of legit conspiracy theory nuts in my time, and most of them actually think Alex Jones is an asshat. [sp]See, he's a Illemonadey psy op to make conspiracy theorists look bad.[/sp]
I'll be very surprised if Alex Jones ever found a real conspiracy that is worth our time.
He's known as "controlled opposition" in the wonderful land of tin foil.
Someone could make some good science fiction with his claims.
[QUOTE=gokiyono;47799854]Someone could make some good science fiction with his claims.[/QUOTE]
No, it would be so unbelievable you could not take it seriously.
[QUOTE=gokiyono;47799854]Someone could make some good science fiction with his claims.[/QUOTE]
it'd be better if someone did a webcomic series about alex jones revealing conspiracy theories to be true but then getting drowned out by the NWO labeling him as crazy, with the whole story of the series being him trying to prove that the fascist neonazi reptolizard NWO really is trying to establish a one government planet but being blown off as crazy
I used to believe this guy, then I took logic and critical thinking to the head. It was super effective.
[QUOTE=Pilot1215;47800448]I used to believe this guy, then I took logic and critical thinking to the head. It was super effective.[/QUOTE]
I am glad I am not the only one that used to fall for his stuff.
[QUOTE=Pilot1215;47800448]I used to believe this guy, then I took logic and critical thinking to the head. It was super effective.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Secrios;47801190]I am glad I am not the only one that used to fall for his stuff.[/QUOTE]
Getting you to "fall for it" is the plan. If you do, then you go down the wrong paths when trying to research this kind of stuff.
[QUOTE=elixwhitetail;47796375]Alex Jones is a professional troll; if you meet him outside of a studio, when he's not "in character", he's a completely normal guy and a dad. His job is to keep an audience around his show.
In-character, Alex Jones automatically believes any conspiracy theory, period, and will use a number of argumentative tricks to shut down any criticism or interference.
The sad thing is that there are a disturbing number of people with poor critical thinking skills who are just looking for any excuse to justify their worldview, whatever it is.
[video=youtube;t-v1UXFMzl0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-v1UXFMzl0[/video]
Here's Alex yelling over Piers Morgan to score points with the pro-gun and anti-foreign-twat brigade.[/QUOTE]
Holy shit, He's making Morgan seem like a cool dude
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