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The remarkable Alex Jones, radio/TV journalist / talk-show host
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| To get informed about current news events, way back in 8th grade—if not earlier—I read the Seattle PI and Seattle Times newspapers. These days, though a mere flimsy shadow of its former size and heft, I still read the Times, wincing. In college, I majored in history, which supplied a valuable, broad, global perspective. |
| To know what’s going on --fully and really-- a person must search beyond mainstream media, examples of which are wikipedia, the New York Times, Washington Post, MSNBC, CNN, and NPR. These sources largely are owned by a few corporate behemoths who bid them to parrot the approved narrative propaganda of the powers that be, whether governmental or
billion-dollar advertisers such as big Pharma. Hence, my routine reading is augmented by listening to or reading diverse online news sources. Of these sources, doubtless the most infamous is InfoWars. Its slogan is tomorrow's news --today! |
| For readers already familiar with Alex Jones, I need write nothing. But for any knowing little or nothing, here is an introduction. Alex was born 47 years ago in Texas. His parents were well educated, his dad an M.D., his mom a history professor. He was born with an extra high IQ, and became an exceptional reader as a child. He grew excited to find interesting but little-known or better yet hidden news. By the time he was 21, he did a local radio show, sharing his findings. Now, decades later, his husky voice, deep and raspy as a raven's, reaches millions globally, by way of radio, TV, public speaking, and his websites such as InfoWars.com, FreeWorld.TV, and Banned.video. So, he has earned worldwide fame. |
| As a person, Alex comes across as passionate, sharp-witted, earnest, powerful, shrewd, humorous, and charismatic. His understanding of both history and current world events is deep. His contacts and friends vast, from everyday people calling his talk show, to heads of state. When young, he was a weight lifter and body builder. Decades of sitting and talking have transformed him into a heavyweight, hoarse-voiced man, older looking than his calender years. But he remains caring, energetic and exuberant. |
| Since he exposes inconvenient truths that powerful people prefer kept hidden, he has been persecuted, censored, slandered, threatened, de-platformed, and sued repeatedly. He is forced to fund his own website, servers, and staff. To raise money for this, he sells vitamins, storable food, books, videos, things such as air purifiers, satellite phones, T shirts, and so forth, online at InfoWaresStore.com. I love his stickers such as Legalize Freedom! and have used some, with smiling satisfaction. |
| Despite major opposition, his business has grown enough and prospered to let him employ other full- and part-time journalists, such as Harrison Smith, Paul Joseph Watson, and Owen Shroyer. These young men in their 30s lack his gravitas, color, learning, polished delivery, and experience, but are as fearless, committed and passionate. Older than Alex, is Gerald Celente, an abrasive, angry, profanity-prone, pugnacious New Yorker. Stew Peters is a square-jawed, urgent sounding, forceful commentator with decades of life behind him. |
| Though impressively hard working, well informed, well spoken, and empathetic, it may be Alex's emotional directness, dramatic sense, his humor, and his blow-ups, that to many listeners is the biggest attraction. He varies in mood from as svelte as a contented cat to as enraged as a wounded grizzley bear. He will cry on air --real tears. People cherish and trust his unscripted humanity. He’s a husband and a father (children ages 4 to 19). It shows; and his concern is obvious and moving. Thus, he is vastly, refreshingly more real than a mere bland, pretty-faced, talking head corporate reporter reading rote off a teleprompter. He is a beautiful breath of fresh air for people sick of being lied to, and yearning to hear the truth. |
| His values include freedom, morality, Christianity, free and open elections, secure borders, populism, patriotism; pro-constitution, anti-elitist, anti-communist, anti-GMO, anti-Satanism, anti-woke, and anti-globalist. He does not fawn over movie stars or sports celebrities, preferring to seek out "interesting" people --especially the censored and whistle-blowers. He believes silence is acceptance, that evil prospers when good people do nothing, so is dedicated 100% to exposing the lies and selfish evils of the New World Order's attempts at a global Great Reset. That is, he exposes and fights the World Economic Forum that aims (using divide-and-conquer schemes, lies, fear, censorship, operation lockstep, and panic) to replace free independent nations with a global totalitarian surveillance authority run by billionaire technocrats and multinational corporations such as Vanguard. Whew! |
| Using honest, direct, uncorruptible delivery, spiced with Texan colloquialisms, Bible quotes, and apt cultural allusions such as Star Wars, Gilligan's Island, Harry Potter, Batman, and pop music lyrics, Alex discusses examples of psychologic warfare, government corruption, misdeeds and coverups, unethical data manipulation, media lies, voter fraud, big Tech censorship, big Pharma corruption, and on and on. He and his associated journalists interview many and diverse people. This is vital, proving it is not merely Alex Jones and his findings; but a significant number of other people, whose information and viewpoints are valuable --even potent. These people, whether guest hosting his show or interviewed, lend credence to or validate Alex Jones. Guests of note are numerous, for example Mike Adams, Robert Barnes, Del Bigtree, Simeon Boikov, Tucker Carlson, Kate Dalley, Dr. Richard Fleming, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Joseph Mercola, Dr. Lee Merrit, Dr. Judy Mikovits, Larry Pinkney, Thomas Renz, Joe Rogan, Chris Sky, Monica Smit, Pastor Tony Spell, and Dr. Vladimir Zelenko. He also often interviews everyday, non-famous people. |
| On the debit side, his frequent commercials are annoying (I like commercial-free versions put up after his live broadcasts). Also, being human, and no saint, he can lose patience, interrupt, bully, insult, mock and sneer. Sometimes he swears. He overuses the word incredible. But still, I admire his voice control and ability to imitate voices of Tony Faucci, Klaus Schwab, and Bill Gates, for example. Overall, I love his virtues far more than I dislike his faults. |
| He is best known and liked in Red areas, and most disliked in Blue ones --such as Seattle. Most mainstream media, plus Hollywood, denigrate, lie about and ridicule him as a ranting nut job conspiracy theorist, while also cheering when he is banned, sued, or otherwise hindered. His ongoing, growing success and strength piss and scare them. He believes, and it may be true, that God favors his cause. "No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper." |
| Despite his detractors' best efforts, Alex Jones and InfoWars now reach more people, and are more persuasive, than ever. Hurrah! Listeners worldwide appreciate his acute awareness, flowing eloquence, utter honesty, courage, and unmasked passion. He is the main individual, the spearhead, shining the spotlight of truth to defeat the globalists' dark designs. |
| An unofficial general motivating, empowering, and leading the army of everyday people, Alex Jones symbolizes uncensored truth. Alex is fully willing to die a martyr for the truth. He exhorts we the people to unite in peaceful noncompliance. He's got my approbation, "vote," and action. That's why I write this. The truth he unveils is important! If you Google Alex Jones, you will be supplied negative accounts mostly; positive accounts are suppressed. If you wish to learn what Alex is really like, don't trust me, don't trust Google, just tune in to Alex yourself and listen to him directly. |
| If you cannot stand Alex Jones, but are curious about censored news, other alternative news sources include: |
| AllnewsPipeline.com, www.censored.news, ChildrensHealthDefense.org, ClubOrlov.Wordpress.com, www.theEpochTimes.com, NaturalNews.com, www.ProjectVeritas.com, www.OANN.com, www.SGTreport.com |
| Mainstream media are like junk food. Independent, uncensored media run the gamut from health food to utter poison. If a publisher permits free speech, then the content likely includes some falsehoods. People lacking the brains to think and analyze critically, can be deceived readily by either mainstream or independent media. |
| Peer pressure affects most people much; it affects some people little; me --scarcely at all. As a result, "unliking" me or badgering me, is apt to effect no material change in my thoughts or behavior. As with Alex Jones, I was, am, and shall remain an independent thinker, and a study of contradictions --compared to "average." How about you? |
(originally published in my October 2021 newsletter)
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