ALEX JONES, "Claiming he coordinated with the Trump White House on the events of January 6." "Put up $500k of his own money to make it happen."

[surada]

Jones is a discredited liar.

Alex Jones should be able to prove his financial contributions.

 

[Rambunctious]

Alex Jones should be able to prove his financial contributions.

Such vile hatred churns in you...

 

[surada]

Ed Markey is the biggest hack in the Senate. Blumenthal a close second, Kamala used to be number one but she stole a new job. And this time with her clothes on.

This thread is about Alex Jones' investment.

 

[surada]

Such vile hatred churns in you...

I don't control Alex Jones' lies.

 

[surada]

Alex Jones. Too funny. Maybe the nutbag’s ad revenues are down and he needs some attention.

Another clown joins the circus.

Raw story is not the only source of Alex Jones' claims.

 

[Lastamender]

This thread is about Alex Jones' investment.

It might be but what I said is true.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Alex Jones is ‘claiming that he coordinated’ with the Trump White House on Jan. 6: report

Before Donald Trump's presidency, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars was considered a fringe outlet in right-wing media circles; even former Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly dismissed Jones as a buffoon. But the Trump White House treated Infowars like a serious news organization, and...

www.rawstory.com

Before Donald Trump's presidency, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars was considered a fringe outlet in right-wing media circles; even former Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly dismissed Jones as a buffoon. But the Trump White House treated Infowars like a serious news organization, and according to Free Speech TV.

Jones "is now claiming that he coordinated with the Trump White House on the events of January 6."

Free Speech TV, in a page for David Pakman's show, explains, "The Infowars host made the claim last week that he even put up $500,000 of his own money to make it happen. Jones said, 'The White House told me three days before: We're going to have you lead the march.' He went on to say that 30 minutes before the end of Trump's speech at the Rotunda, the Secret Service planned to take Jones out of the crowd to the spot where the march was supposed to begin. He went on to say, 'Trump will tell people: Go, and I'm going to meet you at the Capitol.' Jones' statements are basically a full-on admission about his involvement in the riots, although he can always hide behind saying he did not intend for the rally to get violent."

Pakman, however, stressed that Jones has a long history of lying.

This week on his show, Pakman explained, "Bear in mind: Alex Jones lies all the time. He may be lying here, but he may not be. And even if a fraction of this is true, it's a whole new level of insanity related to those riots…. If Alex Jones is to be believed, he got his marching orders from the Trump White House about the January 6 riots. But understand that if one iota of this is true, the White House helped coordinate the January 6 insurrection with extremist conspiracy theorists."
“There’s an invisible contract we all signed at birth,” it begins, introducing the idea (threadbare and moth-eaten these days) that citizens deserve to expect things from their government. Their own efforts and labor ought to form part of “a promise: Every hour we work means longer days of freedom and security." Ed Markey, 2020

Where has he got 500k from ? Isnt he a bankrupt ?

 

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Where has he got 500k from ? Isnt he a bankrupt ?

I think this was before.

 

[surada]

Alex Jones is ‘claiming that he coordinated’ with the Trump White House on Jan. 6: report

Before Donald Trump's presidency, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars was considered a fringe outlet in right-wing media circles; even former Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly dismissed Jones as a buffoon. But the Trump White House treated Infowars like a serious news organization, and...

www.rawstory.com

Before Donald Trump's presidency, conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars was considered a fringe outlet in right-wing media circles; even former Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly dismissed Jones as a buffoon. But the Trump White House treated Infowars like a serious news organization, and according to Free Speech TV.

Jones "is now claiming that he coordinated with the Trump White House on the events of January 6."

Free Speech TV, in a page for David Pakman's show, explains, "The Infowars host made the claim last week that he even put up $500,000 of his own money to make it happen. Jones said, 'The White House told me three days before: We're going to have you lead the march.' He went on to say that 30 minutes before the end of Trump's speech at the Rotunda, the Secret Service planned to take Jones out of the crowd to the spot where the march was supposed to begin. He went on to say, 'Trump will tell people: Go, and I'm going to meet you at the Capitol.' Jones' statements are basically a full-on admission about his involvement in the riots, although he can always hide behind saying he did not intend for the rally to get violent."

Pakman, however, stressed that Jones has a long history of lying.

This week on his show, Pakman explained, "Bear in mind: Alex Jones lies all the time. He may be lying here, but he may not be. And even if a fraction of this is true, it's a whole new level of insanity related to those riots…. If Alex Jones is to be believed, he got his marching orders from the Trump White House about the January 6 riots. But understand that if one iota of this is true, the White House helped coordinate the January 6 insurrection with extremist conspiracy theorists."
“There’s an invisible contract we all signed at birth,” it begins, introducing the idea (threadbare and moth-eaten these days) that citizens deserve to expect things from their government. Their own efforts and labor ought to form part of “a promise: Every hour we work means longer days of freedom and security." Ed Markey, 2020

Good Jones should be called to testify.

 

[Lastamender]

Good Jones should be called to testify.

How come this thread was not put in conspiracy theories?

 

[surada]

How come this thread was not put in conspiracy theories?

Because Alex Jones bragged about spending $500k in Trump's mob attack on the Capitol.

 

[Lastamender]

Because Alex Jones bragged about spending $500k in Trump's mob attack on the Capitol.

So you say. Conspiracy.

 

[surada]

So you say. Conspiracy.

Alex Jones says he paid $500,000 for rally that led to Capitol riot

Mr Jones pushed the conspiracy theory that antifa was responsible for Trump supporters attacking the US Capitol

www.independent.co.uk

https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/31/politics/alex-jones-rally-organization-efforts/index.html

https://thehill.com/homenews/news/536615-trump-donor-alex-jones-played-key-role-in-jan-6-rally-report/

Alex Jones claims he paid for rally that preceded Capitol riot

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin-based conspiracy theorist Alex Jones claimed his company paid for the rally that preceded the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

www.spokesman.com

 

[surada]

So you say. Conspiracy.

That's what Alex Jones claims.

 

[surada]

Jones is a discredited liar.

Alex Jones claims he paid for rally that preceded Capitol riot

Austin-based conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is claiming his company paid for the rally that preceded the riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

www.statesman.com

Alex Jones is "claiming that he coordinated" with the White House on the events of Jan. 6: report

"The Infowars host made the claim last week that he even put up $500,000 of his own money to make it happen"

www.salon.com

Alex Jones claims he funded rally that led to Capitol chaos

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones claims he put up nearly $500,000 to mount President Trump’s disastrous speech Wednesday in Washington D.C. — and was asked by the White House to lead the …

nypost.com

 

[Grumblenuts]

Publix heiress primary donor to Donald Trump rally preceding Capitol insurrection

Alex Jones previously alluded to a private donor who funded most of the event. It's clear now who that donor is.

floridapolitics.com

See my #9 post way back then. This is neither conspiracy nor news. Alex Jones just remains a compulsive liar.

 

[surada]

Publix heiress primary donor to Donald Trump rally preceding Capitol insurrection

Alex Jones previously alluded to a private donor who funded most of the event. It's clear now who that donor is.

floridapolitics.com

See my #9 post way back then. This is neither conspiracy nor news. Alex Jones just remains a compulsive liar.

They should have him testify under oath..

 

[Grumblenuts]

Texas judge rules Alex Jones must pay Sandy Hook parents full $49 million in defamation case

The judge opted not to apply a $750,000 cap Texas imposes on punitive damages, questioning its constitutionality and saying Jones had “done something horrible” in claiming the shooting was faked.

www.texastribune.org

 

[surada]

Texas judge rules Alex Jones must pay Sandy Hook parents full $49 million in defamation case

The judge opted not to apply a $750,000 cap Texas imposes on punitive damages, questioning its constitutionality and saying Jones had “done something horrible” in claiming the shooting was faked.

www.texastribune.org

I'm not talking about the Sandy Hook massacre.

 

[surada]

Alex Jones previously alluded to a private donor who funded most of the event. It's clear now who that donor is.

Publix Super Market chain heiress Julie Jenkins Fancelli contributed nearly $300,000 to the Donald Trump rally at Washington’s Ellipse — the event that preceded the Capitol insurrection, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Fancelli, a prominent donor to Trump’s reelection campaign and heiress to Publix, helped fund the rally that was organized by a small group of Trump supporters, including controversial, far-right show host Alex Jones.

Jones, who personally pledged more than $50,000 for the event, helped arrange for Fancelli to donate the money.

In a video posted from Washington D.C. on the day of the riots, Jones alluded to a private donor who funded most of the event. It’s clear now who that donor is.