Then perhaps you could educate my my B.A. is in Agribusiness not poly-sci.
I've known Alex Jone was full of monkey **** since he put out the video about W sacrificing little black boys to Molech at Bohemien Grove but I always assunmed he was in it for the money (book sales and such)
Alex Jones
is full of crap. I never said he was affiliated with Russia though, and that's what the reply above alluded to. That would be Adam Kokesh who works directly for the Russia propaganda machine (and indirectly, for Putin) in his role as a commentator with Russia Today (RT).
I'll cop to being a bit imprecise in the way I mentioned infowars. I have no idea what Jones' motivations for being a provocateur are, but I did include infowars in saying the website was such by saying,
"I was wondering if there might be a connection to Larken or infowars or Adam Kokesh or some other folks who are seemingly liberty activists, but in reality, are little more than provocateurs for anarchist and/or communist and/or Russian organizations/governments." Kokesh is a self-described employee of the propaganda arm of Russian media, and Larken Rose is a self-described anarchist. Alex Jones is just a lying, huckstering snake oil salesman as far as I can tell, so if it's money that motivates him, I can accept that, but I shouldn't have said anything about infowars in the same sentence that I mentioned communists, anarchists and Russian propagandists, especially knowing you're around to twist everything I say to fit your own jaded (and woefully uninformed) opinion(s) of me personally.
My oft-stated antipathy for, and distrust of, the most visible and provocative members of fringe (so-called) conservatism is exactly why I am so flummoxed by your knee-jerk (and completely wrong) conclusions about me. There are members here whom I consider at least allies, even actual friends, who use RT and infowars fairly regularly as sources for their threads and/or cites and comments, and I almost always say something about negative about such sources when I see them used, yet we are still allies/friends. Your knee-jerk conclusions about what I think are
so wrong, and
so offensive, that it seems like you literally relish just looking intentionally antagonistic and stupid in the way(s) you state them though.
It wouldn't surprise me one bit to see another such reply in response to this post. If you want to surprise me, how about actually saying something about what you know, instead of always saying stuff about that which you know so little?
If you cared about knowing what you're talking about before you actually talk about it, you could've done a search on "FEMA" for my user-name. You would've not only found what I think about the FEMA camp scare, you would've found what I think about the biggest purveyor of it, Alex Jones. The last thing I said
in this post more than a year ago was this:
Otherwise, as to the OP, since the bulk of the FEMA camps and mass grave sites etc. are an outgrowth of Alex Jones asshattery, I'm going to say they're most likely BS.
YMMV.
And in a follow-up reply to the same poster, I said this:
So you say you "hate" Alex Jones. Are you aware that one (or actually, more than one) of his webcasts is what made the video of the concrete boxes go viral as "FEMA coffins?" The guys who video-taped the original footage either were already followers of Jones, or they just forwarded the footage to him on a whim, but Jones and his myrmidons are the source of the terminology you originally referred to as, "FEMA coffins."
And yet you came to the conclusion that I was a believer in, and purveyor of, the FEMA camp myths and that an off-hand sarcastic and dismissive mention of "joining the resistance" was meant to be taken seriously. Quit being such an intentionally obfuscating tool, and try reading and understanding what you claim to be "replying" to. You just look dumb as a box of rocks when you don't.
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