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Care to explain that about Jones?

Jim DiEugenio Wrote:Care to explain that about Jones?

Not sure if it needs a separate thread - if so this can be hived off or whatever.

It was noticed that a graphic designer quote unquote by the name of Molly Maroney who works for Jones was actually an ex-STRATFOR alumni - and she wasn't the only one. After a caller literally called him on it - unexpectedly - it is now VERBOTEN to call in about, discuss etc.


Let's look at the Stratfor connections to Alex Jones:

• Jones used the Stratfor office for a photo op, which is still used on his Infowars donation page
  
• Anonymous hacks of Stratfor's emails revealed, among other things, the email addresses of Stratfor's customers/subscribers, of which included 1oldpath@infowars.net
  
• Jones employed a former Stratfor intern named Molly Maroney, who edited and helped design the Infowars magazine for over a year up until the summer of 2013
  
• Jones planted a bogus story about Stratfor to throw people off his trail
  
• Strafor is physically located a hop, skip, and a jump from Alex Jones and his Judeo-Masonic cohorts
  
• Although the Infowars media empire is amateurish, it resembles Stratfor in its geo-political forecasting; did Alex Jones' famous 9/11 prediction come from Stratfor?
  
• Jones is mentioned repeatedly throughout Stratfor emails obtained by WikiLeaks (An "Alex Jones" worked for Stratfor as webmaster for a short time in 2005; however, I can confirm that it was not Alex Emerick Jones. So there are actually two "Alex Jones" associated with Stratfor. Some websites are falsely reporting the two men as one, namely Alex Emerick Jones.)
  
• With so many of Jones's other connections to Israel and Zionism, how couldn't he be involved with Stratfor?
  
• Infowars and Stratfor were founded in Austin, Texas virtually at the same in 1996
  

Alex Jones cancels American speaking tour after revelations that he may be working for Israeli intelligence agency STRATFOR.
SWITZERLAND, Zurich On February 12, 2012, David Chase Taylor of Truther.org broke the story that Alex Jones was likely an intelligence tool for STRATFOR, a private Zionist intelligence agency located in Austin, Texas. As detailed in the original article (see below), STRATFOR admits to being an intelligence gathering center and therefore it stands to reason that Alex Jones and his affiliates of Inforwars and PrisonPlanet have likely been gathering intelligence, data and info on patriotic Americans since 1996, coincidently the exact same year that STRATFOR was founded.
"You don't know who's good or bad until you get to that crisis point." ~Alex Jones, October 14, 2011
Just three days after Taylor's original article entitled "Is Alex Jones A STRATFOR Double Agent?" was published, Alex Jones abruptly canceled his nationwide speaking tour without a reason except that "the collapse is so imminent". Jones went on to attack the links between himself and STRATFOR by stating that he started his radio broadcast in 1995 and that was indeed self-made.

https://truthernews.wordpress.com/2012/0...ble-agent/


http://alexjonesexposed.info/alex-jones-and-stratfor/


https://occupycorporatism.com/alternativ...-in-chief/


If Alex Jones wasn't publically a professional paranoid, this would be unsurprising, given Mockingbird, MKBLUEBIRD etc.etc.etc. but since Jones IS a professional paranoid - it matters. It's deceptive.

I'm not even slightly interested in what seems to be a major diversion from the specific STRATFOR sinister connection - the whole Zionism thing - since it's actually Jesuits who are off limits for discussion by his guests, as several have said.

But STRATFOR is a major player in image and perception management, quiet weapons and social media "silent wars" and soft weapons. I class Jones as a significant agitprop merchant, agent provocateur and someone who outs others who come to him genuinely to try and whistleblow- but who subsequently go down in flames.

In this regard he does indeed resemble Fetzer. He fetzers events such as the JFK 50th - it isn't identical to Fetzer's MO but it isn't completely different either.

That's a remarkable collection of data, and certainly food for thought. The Alex Jones channel has carried a lot of good stuff (typically by other writers, or guests, the latter of which cover the entire spectrum of conspiracy research) and also a good deal of junk. Mind you, I haven't listened to it for probably five years or so.

Anthony Thorne Wrote:That's a remarkable collection of data, and certainly food for thought. The Alex Jones channel has carried a lot of good stuff (typically by other writers, or guests, the latter of which cover the entire spectrum of conspiracy research) and also a good deal of junk. Mind you, I haven't listened to it for probably five years or so.

But 'tis strange.
And oftentimes, to win us to our harm,
The instruments of darkness tell us truths,
Win us with honest trifles, to betray 's
In deepest consequence.

Macbeth, Act 1 Scene 3

Great quote.

Jonathan Nolan Wrote:

Anthony Thorne Wrote:That's a remarkable collection of data, and certainly food for thought. The Alex Jones channel has carried a lot of good stuff (typically by other writers, or guests, the latter of which cover the entire spectrum of conspiracy research) and also a good deal of junk. Mind you, I haven't listened to it for probably five years or so.

But 'tis strange.
And oftentimes, to win us to our harm,
The instruments of darkness tell us truths,
Win us with honest trifles, to betray 's
In deepest consequence.

Macbeth, Act 1 Scene 3

I wonder who wrote that...

I don't understand how people that give him more than a cursory glance can miss the fact that Alex Jones is obviously a cooked-up persona, like a pro-wrestler.

He bloviates, contradicts himself, interrupts his guest and generally does his best to instill Fear in his listeners about the "absolute evil...coming New World Order," which he in his Austin bunker, along with a few stalwart patriots, spend day and night battling. The whole set up has a pseudo-spiritual dimension, involving dupes in a millenarian crusade against an almost preternatural enemy--which might be addicting. But its hardly an empowering message.

Then he appears on MSM and yells like a backwoods lunatic, a nightmare cast from a liberal nightmare.

Now, the site used to aggregate some good stories from across the left-right divide, but I feel like its since devolved into a sort of edgy-WND, hence his being linked to by Drudge. They also shill for alot of really stupid shit.

Has anyone ever dug up a solid CV on him (beyond his present connections etc...)?

Bringing it back to Fetzer, maybe he's become a failsafe for those who burn out on Jones, or a "thinking man's" Jones.

BTW, that Truther.org site with an article purporting to link Jones to Stratfor is more far out than Fetzer and Jones combined. Jones a Jesuit priest? Article is penned by a guy who claims to have foiled a nuclear attack on a Super Bowl and that the latest big game would usher in "three day of darkness." Caveat lector is a gross understatement.

Matthew Poe Wrote:Caveat lector is a gross understatement.

No matter how disturbingly colored the bath water, there is still a baby in there too. STRATFOR alumnis do indeed work for Jones and that is indeed a serious continuity error for his public persona.

In terms of the jesuit thing - it's like the moon landings. There are indeed faked pictures from the Apollo program, and a lot of them in fact. That does not fit into a neat syllogism that "we never went to the moon". Likewise saying that Jones is a Jesuit because he doesn't allow discussion of certain very definitely real and documented criminal conspiracies is also illogical.

But even if Jones is NOT a Jesuit - and there's no proof either way really - he does silence dissent and discussion regarding certain topics.

Fetzer - Fetzer is the other kind of disinfo agitprop agentur - throws a thousand coins in the air just as someone else tries to throw you the one you actually wanted to catch. He is the noise in the signal to noise ration. That is his job.

No matter how disturbingly colored the bath water, there is still a baby in there too.


I liked Shakespeare's version better. I mean that's the flip side of the same coin. You can say the same thing about Jones and Fetzer.

The Stratfor emails mentioning Jones--the ones I read at least--are just mentions of his show's prognostications and pronouncements, unless I'm missing something. Please, show me, because I'd love to know the score on that bag of wind. He could also just be a carnival barker in it for the loot.

http://alexjonesexposed.info/alex-jones-and-cia/


Verna Grayce Chao (née Hamman), Alex Jones' probable CIA handler



The following data points lead to the logical and plausible conclusion that Alex Jones' cousin Verna Grayce Chao is Alex Jones' personal contact and/or handler at the CIA:


Data Point #1 Alex Jones admitted on his radio show on Jun 10, 2014 that his father and other family members worked for the CIA during the 1980's. Alex Jones also admitted on the Opie & Anthony radio show on April 17, 2013 that there are many CIA agents in his extended family:
Alex Jones Admits his Father and Family Worked for the CIA