The Stackies
Daniel FriesenBecause there's just too much to get to. These stacks of paper are not props. I'm gonna take a breaky.
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Alex Jones Will Repeat Unsubstantiated Rumors As Fact
If you listen to Alex Jones’ show enough, you will constantly hear him throw out wild allegations, and give incredibly vague justifications to back up his claims. It often comes in the form of appeals like “it’s been reported” or “it’s been...
Alex Jones' Dad Isn't Just His Dad
Alex Jones likes to present himself as a self-made man, but the more you analyze his business operations, the more it appears that his dad, David Jones, has likely been responsible for a lot more of it than Alex would like to admit.
When A...
Infowars Did Far More Than Just Spread Crisis Actor Theories
Very understandably, Alex Jones likes to downplay what he did in relation to spreading conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook massacre, and the impact that his actions have had on the grieving community.
Because he and his lawyers refuse...
There Are Some Booking Standards At Infowars
When I think back on the cadre of terrible guests Alex Jones has welcomed onto his show in the past, it’s really a remarkable list.
He’s had folks like David Duke, Richard Spencer and Ye on for fake debates.
He’s welcomed Nick Fuentes on...
Infowars Knew What It Was Doing Was Bad
During the course of his Sandy Hook trials, Alex Jones worked pretty hard to create the impression that all he did in terms of covering the shooting was to interview a couple people (i.e. Wolfgang Halbig, Steve Pieczenik, James Tracy), and...
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