Is Alex Jones externalizing the hierarchy?
Is Alex Jones externalizing the hierarchy?
By Timothy Fitzpatrick
Like so many other times, you navigate your way to infowars.com or prisonplanet.tv and sit back and unwind while the magic man, Alex Jones, acts as mouthpiece for all the pent up frustration and anger you harbour towards the encroaching New World Order.
To some, he is just a loud-mouthed Texan with too much time and energy on his hands. To you, he is your soother, your pacifier, your solace amongst a population of the walking dead.
This is Alex Jones’ purpose as an agent provocateur. He defuses and deflects your outrage and aggression over the dismal state of affairs plaguing our existence. Instead of channeling it in a constructive and useful way, this necessary reactionary energy is internalized by the charismatic Jones, who then releases it through carefully crafted retorts sprinkled over meaningless and disingenuous outbursts that have more bark than bite. The infowars listener gets a definite release of stress through the Jones medium. Not only that, but the viewer is becoming more and more cozy with the brutal realities of global government. Oh, yes, the video presentations and three-hour daily talk shows are informative and thought provoking, but what is really accomplished by all of this? And where will the outrage be when it matters most?
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I get all of that.
I just can’t stand all the lengthy mid sentence pauses for effect. It camouflages his salient points making it too much effort to follow. It is a great pity to me because he covers topics that I am otherwise interested in.
We don’t got good internets here so I can’t be watching meme’s that aren’t captivating.