'Anyone who rises above the crowd
is their target, because they ARE the crowd, gnawing their way to
oblivion.'
Decades ago, long before it was fashionable to do so, Jones explained and righteously attacked Globalism and the Rockefeller Empire.
Perceived by the public as living on the political Right, Jones confounded that perception by attacking both big government and big corporations, while so-called conservatives were routinely and conveniently letting criminal corporations off the hook.
About 20 years ago, the day after George Noory interviewed me about those corporations, Jones called me out of the blue and insisted I come on his radio show and talk about the subject at length.
Very early in his radio career, he saw the gathering clouds of medical dictatorship on the horizon and spoke about it compellingly. His audience got a strong dose of something they’d never thought about.
Toxic pesticides, GMO crops—Jones contributed as much to the public understanding of these issues as any dyed in the wool environmentalist. However, for years, he’s also spoken about the psychopathic anti-human elitists who use the environmental movement as a front for a “green revolution” that aims to capture humanity in an endless future of poverty.
No one has done to more to expose the predatory adults who guide and groom young children for transgender medical and psychological destruction.
Since the beginning of his career, he’s defended the Constitutional right of citizens to own guns, against the deluded crowd who’ve claimed that taking away all those guns from everybody would lead us into an era of tranquility. Millions of non-criminal gun owners owe Jones a debt of gratitude.
Every day, Jones refuses to let the idea of the original American Republic die. Try that yourself. See how much energy it takes.
I could go on and list a number of other vital issues on which he has led the way. He’s inspired many people to start their own independent news outlets, as they’ve watched him make his viable.
In a materialistic age, he has a vision of the human soul, and whether you agree with it or not, it is not a slave to government and corporate and media and church propagandists. If “the meaning of the soul” sounds like a harmless position to take, it isn’t when you’re connecting with large numbers of people for hours every day, and those propagandists want to shut off your connection and force you to go down to defeat.
For more than 20 years, without let-up, Jones has not only defended the 1st Amendment to the hilt, he has stood on it to speak freely about a blizzard of issues. And now this has brought him into court rooms, where civil suits have been leveled against him.
Regardless of the outcomes of the cases, I trust he will survive and carry on. He has already won many victories during his career, and they will stand.
As for the public, there will always be those who go after Jones. There will always be whiners and screamers and critics who devote their whole lives to finding someone to pick at and scrape at, while they studiously ignore the Good that person has achieved. They feed on the bounty of the 1st Amendment like parasites, and never have to courage to see a better world and fight for it. Anyone who rises above the crowd is their target, because they ARE the crowd, gnawing their way to oblivion.
So be it. The world has its disgusting creatures.
Alex Jones was and is a pioneer. He can handle it.
He HAS, for a long time, and in the process, he’s made many other people open their eyes and see they can, too.
THAT’S the rub. When dedicated tyrants notice the contagion of courage, they panic. They look for a source.
Years and years ago, they homed in on Jones. But he’s endured.
Because he and his work are built for the storm.
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