I can’t listen to Jones or Beck anymore.
Why? They have been wrong too many times. I quit listening to Beck when a decade ago or so he started talking about imminent famine (and coincidentally started selling emergency food kits).
With Jones I stopped when many years ago he started issuing warnings about upcoming genocide of all conservatives, that secretive concentration camps were being built, that strange code words directing NATO forces were written on highways and overpasses. That doesn’t even count his claims of the Sandy hook shooting being faked.
Now after saying that they do have some valid opinions and concerns that are definitely authentic and pressing like open border immigration.
Alex Jones around 2002: “ “They [FEMA] have designation sports stadiums,” he said matter-of-factly, “They have designated fields, they have designated closed down prisoner of war camps for the American people during a civil uprising.””
Glenn Beck 2010: “ Brace yourself. We went to two or three experts yesterday,” the Fox News Channel host said in his Wednesday radio broadcast. “[O]ne of them said that by next year a quarter of this nation will not be able to afford food. … [I]s it going to happen? At some point, yes. When? I don’t know. I just ask you to please prepare. … Experts are now telling me that it’s happening next year.”
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There are enough more level headed conservatives to listen to such as Ben Shapiro, Michael Savage, Matt Walsh….
You have a good memory of this stuff.
As annoying as all those internment camps on top of abandoned Walmarts and foreign troops, UN troops, black helicopters, trains transporting military conquest equipment, and chemtrail threads were, it was kind of fun to read the nutball rantings sometimes.
I recently got a kick out of seeing AJ video telling us on FR about Zuckerburg’s 20-foot combat robots keeping people off his property.