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Comment by Central Scrutinizer on July 8, 2012 at 8:38pm

Comment by Justin A Horne on July 8, 2012 at 8:37pm

No one man or woman is above the revolution, no one man or women is ever the archetypal protester because no one person gets the job done, a collaborative effort does. If you want to point out Malcolm my dear friend you will this quote as a panacea to your Alex Jones ills--it states: You're not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can't face reality. Wrong is wrong, no matter who says it. What he did to that lady was inexcusable, unjustified, and lewd. Not everything he says apropos to the movement! I hear both sides before I make an assumption, that goes for my hero's as well. Every person has vices, missteps, and moments of inhumanity...this was one of those moments for ol' Jones. I actually shook the guys hand, I didn't say he was the spawn of Satan; I merely gave a contrary opinion to his seemingly pristine character(unlike some on here who tend to be sub-serviant to him).  I call how I see it, that goes for Alex Jones, Gandhi, MLK, or any vanguard that we look to for righteousness! This has more to do with me seeing this in lucid form than from a video.  Peace Love Brothers and Sisters!

Comment by truth on July 8, 2012 at 8:13pm

Krypke if you cant see what is wrong with this behavior,  I am not sure you can absorb any other comments here .  Denial is not just a river in Egypt :)

Comment by Justin A Horne on July 8, 2012 at 8:03pm

Comment by Cryptocurrency on July 8, 2012 at 7:59pm

Lol this video is stupid. Total biased perspective. Those people should have stepped aside and let Alex do what he does best. Instead some whining ignorant little girl wants to argue about how her feelings are hurt.

First they praise Alex for showing up, then seconds later they start trying to over talk him and make a big deal out of his presence. When Martin Luther King Jr showed up to speak people listened. When Malcom X showed up to speak people stepped aside. Alex Jones has more listeners/followers than either of these iconic figures ever did.

These people should have rallied behind Alex, instead they created the divide from the very beginning and antagonized him. Wrong move antagonizing the quintessential protestor. 

I don't even know why I'm taking the time to explain this...

Comment by Cryptocurrency on July 8, 2012 at 7:45pm

Two sides to every story and Alex explained his...

Comment by Unemployed Storm trooper TK420 on July 8, 2012 at 6:45pm

I enjoy listening at His show ...he may be not perfect..no one is...but me personally like the guy. at times he may be a little eccentric, but I have no problem with it. I have always found eccentric people fun and entertaining . But that's me !

Comment by Justin A Horne on July 8, 2012 at 6:24pm

@Hollywood: Hahaha! Do you guys really have a thing going on? Well...let me not disturb you guys. Lol

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on July 8, 2012 at 6:20pm

Comment by Justin A Horne on July 8, 2012 at 5:52pm

I tend not to give my take on Alex Jones; since I don't want to be excoriated by the phalanx of Alex Jones sychophants(trust me at Occupy Bilderberg there were a lot of them there for Alex and not the cause at hand). Anytime someone gives a contrarian opinion on him, it turns into a contentious discussion and I am all for the coalescence of the people, not the division of them. Anyway, here is my take(seeing it first hand for three days at Occupy Bilderberg). I did see a grandiloquent attitude exuding off of him as he addressed certain individuals there and he would only speak briefly with those without media ties in the truth movement--or those without cameras. While others such as Webster Tarpley(talked to him for a half-hour), Mark Dice(funny guy), and Jim Tucker(whom I spoke with for about an hour), Luke Rudkowski(we spoke about our New York ties) didn't act as regal or remote as Alex was. Respect everyone, gravel to none is the the axiom I live by, so I will not apotheosize him for anything he has done. I respect his works, but I do not look to him as the paragon of righteousness, nor does his moralisms galvanize me. I am my own barometer of truth, justice, and righteousness...as we all should be. I do forgive him for his transgressions, but keep a watchful eye for sedition as many people have fallen victim to the overtures that evil makes. No man/woman should ever typify himself as the paramount source of information or use that information to desecrate one section of the populace(the somnolent, the oblivious, the credulous) while liberating the other(the supposed infowarriors, the pedantic, the "awakened"). To paraphrase what MLK once said:A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus, but a molder of it...I feel he searches and screams for it a lot. I don't agree with his methodology of getting his point across at times, but as all human being do, I hope he evolves to better articulate his point to others. Let the inveighs begin I guess...and try to be respectful, I am not here for a quarrelsome discussion. Peace to all!

Justin A. Horne

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