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I’ve never watched or listened to Alex Jones. He is part of the circus, also known as controlled opposition. He often hovers over the truth, but is intentionally positioned as a conspiracy theorist. So when he “loses” it’s a win for the official narrative.

The judge in the Connecticut suit is Barbara Ellis. She was also the presiding judge in the wrongful death lawsuit that several Sandy Hook families brought against gunmaker Remington. Remington stood a good chance of winning. But the insurance companies caved.

The purpose of the gizmodo article, two days after the Uvalde incident, is to refresh everyone’s memory about Sandy Hook (guns bad), to make sure that everybody remembers what a dangerous conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is, and how badly he’s getting whupped. They’ve also thrown cryptocurrency into the mix - like it’s real money. They remind us that Jones has lost “multiple defamation lawsuits.” Interestingly, monetary damages have yet to be announced.

The links below are to articles by Miles Mathis. He’s not everyone’s cup of tea, and I don’t always agree with his conclusions, but I’ve learned a lot from reading his papers. He provides ample genealogy/ancestry research in his work. His Sandy Hook papers aren’t heavy in genealogy, and are not light reading.

The Alleged Sandy Hook Tragedy
January 6, 2013

Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theories Debunked? No.

The Andrew Solomon Award for Fictional News Reporting
March 29, 2014

[Glad2bnuts]

Thank you for the links. More input..... love it.