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Alex Jones - A Message To The Future

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What a total twonk. If ANYONE takes him seriously after this then ... they're bad guys too ... I'm mean what a load of total twaddle.

And his fans think he's doing a great job but even they must realise that in this clip he pretty much says that his mission to save us from a "prison planet" fails i.e. its a fait accompli that the NWO wins.

Still ... I did like the wholesome/bread pictorial analogy :D

ps Oh and for British viewers ... did anyone else notice the Panorama logo towards the end??? :D

pps and if all this stuff is wiped from the records how will future people be able to hear his message??? Hmmm ... just a thought :confused:

pppssssss ... think i've got a slow leak :D
 
Hmmm the usual suspects as always :D ... just with Alex Jones thrown in there for good luck or something.

The 'founding fathers' it should be stated were lawyers, land developers, slave owners and, mostly, freemasons. They have been lionised since the declaration of independence, and have become almost untouchable in a way but they are the ones who framed the US constitution which is unfortunately one worthless piece of paper.

"We The People" does not mean the everyday joe on the street of the United States of America. "The People" mentioned are those that sit in the US Congress in the state of Washington DC ... which is a separate entity from the "USA". The "United States" only exists when each state is represented by a governor/senator/whatever in the US Congress/Senate at the same time (think i got that right :D)

The US people were stuffed from the beginning unfortunately. More on this can be found at this website. The author of this website

http://www.atgpress.com/inform/indexinf.htm

was on Vyzygoth's Grassy Knoll on several occasions describing how the constitution in the US is useless and basically a waste of time. Its unfortunate, and there is a lot of arcane law-speak surrounding this argument but listen to this, but you may begin to understand what this means for the people of the US:

http://vyzygoth.com/audio/327-The%20Informer%20Pt%201.mp3

schtick out
 
GEORGE CARLIN FOR PRESIDENT 2008!!!! :D

Bravo, that man!! I wish Alex Jones fans would listen to this ... but they probably won't :P

Thanks for that, CapnG ... that really made my day :)

p.s. and Mr Carlin was in the Bill and Ted films as well ... you can't get a better bloke than that, in my not so humble opinion :D
 
schticknz said:
Hmmm the usual suspects as always :D ... just with Alex Jones thrown in there for good luck or something.

The 'founding fathers' it should be stated were lawyers, land developers, slave owners and, mostly, freemasons. They have been lionised since the declaration of independence, and have become almost untouchable in a way but they are the ones who framed the US constitution which is unfortunately one worthless piece of paper.

"We The People" does not mean the everyday joe on the street of the United States of America. "The People" mentioned are those that sit in the US Congress in the state of Washington DC ... which is a separate entity from the "USA". The "United States" only exists when each state is represented by a governor/senator/whatever in the US Congress/Senate at the same time (think i got that right :D)

The US people were stuffed from the beginning unfortunately. More on this can be found at this website. The author of this website

http://www.atgpress.com/inform/indexinf.htm

was on Vyzygoth's Grassy Knoll on several occasions describing how the constitution in the US is useless and basically a waste of time. Its unfortunate, and there is a lot of arcane law-speak surrounding this argument but listen to this, but you may begin to understand what this means for the people of the US:

http://vyzygoth.com/audio/327-The%20Informer%20Pt%201.mp3

schtick out
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Yes I thought it was a bit odd they put Alex Jones in that video myself, I like the guy but he is not in the same league as MLK or the American founding fathers.

The American founders were not perfect but for their time they were saints, I wish their fellow British subjects back home had rebelled against the crown and actually wrote down our rights in one document so we could know what they are and protect them.
 
freemars2259 said:
The American founders were not perfect but for their time they were saints, I wish their fellow British subjects back home had rebelled against the crown and actually wrote down our rights in one document so we could know what they are and protect them.
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Ahh but the point is they're not rights. Alberto Gonzalez said as much recently ... the "rights" laid out in the constitution are NOT rights, they're privileges and can be revoked at any time. As far as the US constitution goes, the American people have no rights. The US constitution was a con from start to finish.

The whole "We The People" thing is a total scam. The constitution is worded in a very particular way. It means one thing to the American people but it in fact means something completely different. Remember the "founding fathers" were lawyers after all ...
 
I liked the op's clip. Sure, it's rhetoric but there's an art to that. I think resistance throws up a dilemma whereby one can increasingly only rely upon utopian 'hope' to provide one with an 'outside' to the 'repressive totality' (Marcuse was saying this in the 50s for Chrissake).

And anger is an energy!
 
I don't know what the snickering is all about. If we allow the Bushes, Rockefellers & Co. to have their way, our world will indeed become a prison planet. We can thank passionate people like Alex Jones for forcefully pushing out the truth about issues that are completely ignored by the MSM.

I personally don't agree with everything Jones advocates. However, I agree 100% with his desire to create a better world.
 
if we dont take alex serious, we are screwed. he is 100% correct about the new world order. if you cant see what is happening to our Liberties then you are brain dead.
 
pixelsmith said:
if we dont take alex serious, we are screwed. he is 100% correct about the new world order. if you cant see what is happening to our Liberties then you are brain dead.
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You should take some of what AJ spouts as serious (i cannot give you a percentage, however). But he is still partly a disinfo guy and a fearmonger. I'm frequently astonished how people can continue to listen to him and his bombast. When i first discovered him it was 2 weeks before I realised that all he was spouting was doom and gloom and "buy my video(s)", and I couldn't listen to him any more.

[Mind you it was almost 2 weeks before I could understand a bloody thing he was saying anyway :-D

(mummy why has alex jones got the voice of a extremely old man?? :D I don't know dear, maybe its all that infowrestling he does??)]

Sorry ... just can't take the endless adulation of AJ lying down ...
 
musictomyears said:
schticknz said:
But he is still partly a disinfo guy
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How is he a "disinfo guy"..? Any examples?
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Oh there's a fabulous clip somewhere of AJ during Y2K going on about problems with nuclear reactors and all sorts of things going wrong around the country. He made it sound like the entire US was falling apart, that there were troops on the streets etc etc etc.

Unfortunately, it was all made up. William Cooper (who some think was deranged) even railed against this. The clip has William Cooper saying how AJ was fearmongering on an unprecedented level:

Youtube link:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NAgTFWglHrc

(part 1 of 6)

There is also the case of how AJ stole money from some folk:

http://www.christianmediaresearch.com/jones.html

... which you may or may not believe but i have read it in other places around the net too.

The William Cooper clip above though is pretty damning, and any person hearing it should be concerned about AJ and his real agenda.
 
That's an incredibly lame video, I'm sorry to say. Why does William Cooper talk about himself for what seems like an eternity?

About Y2K: I was in Europe at the time. All mass media agreed concerning the gravity of the situation. There was open and daily talk of nuclear power plants failing, complete traffic chaos, and air-planes falling from the sky. In fact, we were told to fill our bath tubs with water, in case the local water supply should break down. I can tell you, this was no laughing matter.

As it turned out, there were only minor incidences, although quite a few of them. If I remember correctly, some nuclear power plants had to be shut down temporarily (Japan?).

I agree, there was a degree of fear mongering across the board, but trying to single out Alex Jones is truly bizarre. At the time, I hadn't even heard of the guy.

I talked to a Cobol programmer about Y2K, and I got the impression that even the technology experts were unable to gauge how big the problem was going to be. Opinions ranged from "catastrophic" to "negligible". As we know now, the reality was somewhere in between. A lot of people seem to forget that, prior to new year's eve 1999, legions of programmers had been working around the globe, day and night, to alleviate the anticipated problems.

As for Alex Jones having "stolen" money... Well, if those people think so, they should take him to court. If they don't do that, I see no reason to believe the story.
 
I've been monitoring Jone's podcasts for the last few years. He just keeps getting more paranoid and delusional as time progreses. For example, I agree with Alex Jones that George W Bush has evil policies. But I don't think Bush is a shape-shifting reptilian, do you guys?
 
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