If Alex Jones testifies in front of the Senate tomorrow, it will be the biggest story in the history of conspiracy

1  2018-09-05 by AwJebus

Never has a conspiracy theorist been given such an official platform to plead his case. The censorship by Big Tech is the biggest case of election interference in US history. The highly coordinated, monopolistic (and evil) actions of Big Tech will make Russian Collusion look like high school drama. Multi-trillions in market value (and 90% of web traffic) vs 12 Russian businessmen, like come on...

Alex Jones will set off a redpill avalanche, if he testifies. There is no way the Senators will be as well prepared as Alex, he’ll walk circles around them.

https://www.infowars.com/alex-jones-to-testify-before-congress-over-censorship/Alex Jones to Testify Before Congress Over Censorship?

PS I know this post will get brigaded because it refers to Alex Jones. But every grassroots conspiracy theorist/fan knows how big of a deal this is.

29 comments

1  vilmatus 2018-09-05

I'm excited

1  ignoremsmedia 2018-09-05

That will be interesting, hope he doesn't talk over the top of people and get too excited ;).

1  AwJebus 2018-09-05

Could you imagine if he called a Senator a globalist?

1  DarthMaz 2018-09-05

I hope he does. I'd wish he'd single out all the dual citizens in Congress but he won't.

1  moeron60 2018-09-05

"May testify before a congressional committee" is hardly 'testifying in front of Congress.'

But if he gets a camera and some attention cool.

We are all still being fucked, by the minute, by GeoEngineering and Climate Control programs which has led us into our 6th Mass Extinction. But hey, cool, Alex Jones and stuff lol

1  deweydecimal00 2018-09-05

It would be great if Alex goes before them and presents a very articulate argument stating previous precedents about free speech, in a normal voice. It would be interesting to say the least. He def has the intellectual aptitude to go head to head with any sitting senator

1  wittor 2018-09-05

i can't see alex jones being or doing anything that you suggest.

1  leftystrat 2018-09-05

He's no Frank Zappa, but....

1  Vigte 2018-09-05

"You're a baby eating vampire, sir!"

My God, this is going to be fucking amazing.

1  yourbillsaredue 2018-09-05

And here I though it was going to be the quick destruction of the uni-party leading up to the midterms.

Now this, oh god.. this.

1  PsyHun 2018-09-05

But no mention of this https://www.c-span.org/video/?450976-1/national-security-agency-september-11-2001 Who is Alex Jones ?

1  wittor 2018-09-05

ty

1  heresmything 2018-09-05

My body is ready. Break the conditioning!

1  wittor 2018-09-05

ooh, god!

1  ogrelin 2018-09-05

pounds chest aaarrrrgggghhhhh

1  48packet 2018-09-05

I feel.like this guy gets way to much airtime to be legit. Ron Paul was blocked from every msm outlet possible and Alex Jones gets on 60 min? I feel like tptb want the public to see him to discredit conspiracy theories as nutjobs.

How many other people were blocked online that aren't going to Washington? Who picked this guy to represent something so much larger?

Smh

1  R9NALD9 2018-09-05

Exactly. He is slowly becoming their puppet and he doesn't even know it yet...

1  i_am_unikitty 2018-09-05

Are you so sure that he doesn't know? ;)

1  CerealCigars 2018-09-05

Ron Paul is legitimate though and has a more sensible voice of reason, while <90% of what Alex Jones talks about is absolutely bat shit “typical conspiracy theorist” crazy. He’ll hate this, but msm use him as a strawman to an otherwise possibly more leggit opposition.

1  DarthMaz 2018-09-05

He's controlled. He has covered nearly every conspiracy except the banks and Israel. He's controlled dissent to control the narrative. He'll get close but still keep everyone off the scent and make everyone that questions anything look insane.

1  jcash21 2018-09-05

This is the play. AND he will get people begging for regulation of the internet/free speech.

1  Skoomaman 2018-09-05

Alex has had plenty of chances to reach into the mainstream, but he always goes off the rails. It's sad because when he wants to he can speak very eloquently.

1  i_am_unikitty 2018-09-05

That's the point of him, to make us look absurd

1  wittor 2018-09-05

now, tell me about low standards?

1  soalone34 2018-09-05

Do you really want him to be your representative?

1  Herculius 2018-09-05

He will go off the rails and make every idea he espouses look retarded.

Thats his M.O.

1  thatguyad 2018-09-05

Just being set up to fail. Expect a huge media storm making light of it and turning him into more of a laughing stock than he already is.