I've always wondered if he throws crazy stuff out there like you mentioned with truthful stuff to keep peoples heads spinning? Disinformation mixed with some truth......for instance, the possibility the govt puts antidepressants in our water....I could believe this, but no way do I believe they're putting something in the water to turn people gay.
Even the somewhat mainstream ideas of his are false. Like GMO's, Global Warming, Vaccines ect. I used to think he was right about 50% of the stuff, but if you research this stuff it's 99% false, or at least lacking any real scientific basis. A lot of it sounds good from an emotional sense, but lacks credibility. And the really crazy stuff is what you will eventually come to believe, if you continue down the rabbit hole.
Yes chemtrails. It all come down to population control. The NWO wants to rid of over half the population so they can rule easier.
Where do you get these percentages from? I dont follow the kook, but you bring up a few examples that leave much uncertainty "if you do the research". If vaccines are so safe, then why does the WHO have a classification number for vaccine induced disease so that your insurance company can be charged (ICD 999). Serum sickness is real, the severity is up to debate.
GMO's are also so safe that Russia just became the 30th or so country that has banned its import.
does Alex walk around with a gas mask on?
What's strange about the guy is how he comes up with things he says.
Says he was walking down in the road in NYC outside his hotel and a guy looked at him then turned away. Then says another guy asked him how he's doing a few feet down the same road. This turned into the mayor was having him followed and wants to take him out because of his beliefs.
He's just out there.
Says he was walking down in the road in NYC outside his hotel and a guy looked at him then turned away. Then says another guy asked him how he's doing a few feet down the same road. This turned into the mayor was having him followed and wants to take him out because of his beliefs.
He's just out there.
ALEX IS NOW SICKBOATING POOR HILLARY
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a47868/rudy-guiliani-clinton-illness-conspiracy-theories/[h=1]Rudy Guiliani Continued the Sickboating of Hillary Clinton[/h][h=2]Today in jet fuel can't melt steel beams.
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Rudy Giuliani's smug mug was back on the news—well, Fox News—on Sunday peddling in internet conspiracy theories that have somehow made their way into mainstream, er lamestream, media.
Following in the footsteps of Sean Hannity, who has been pushing the Sickboating theory all week, Giuliani said on Fox News Sunday, "I want to point out several signs of illness by her... Go online and put down 'Hillary Clinton illness.' Take a look at the videos for yourself."
So we did. The charge is being led by noted conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and right-wing website Breitbart.com. (Note: Trump recently hired Breitbart's chairman as chief executive of his campaign, in case you were wondering where he stands on this issue.)
The tinfoil hat crowd contends that Clinton had a "seizure" while talking to a gaggle of reporters on the campaign trail. Let's look at the tape.
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Is she dodging questions about Elizabeth Warren here? Abso-fucking-lutely. Is she joking around that she is being hit with a number of questions at once? Yep. Is she having a seizure. Hell no. Seizures involve "uncontrollable jerking movements of the arms and legs" and "loss of consciousness or awareness," according to the Mayo Clinic—none of which are happening here.
The next theory the tinfoil hat crowd points to is that Clinton has a tendency to trip or fall.
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The likeliest explanation: When someone is on camera as often as Clinton, yes, she is bound to get caught stumbling once or twice. Especially when, as President Obama said of her, "She was doing everything I was doing, but just like Ginger Rogers, it was backward in heels."
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/news/a47868/rudy-guiliani-clinton-illness-conspiracy-theories/[h=1]Rudy Guiliani Continued the Sickboating of Hillary Clinton[/h][h=2]Today in jet fuel can't melt steel beams.
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Rudy Giuliani's smug mug was back on the news—well, Fox News—on Sunday peddling in internet conspiracy theories that have somehow made their way into mainstream, er lamestream, media.
Following in the footsteps of Sean Hannity, who has been pushing the Sickboating theory all week, Giuliani said on Fox News Sunday, "I want to point out several signs of illness by her... Go online and put down 'Hillary Clinton illness.' Take a look at the videos for yourself."
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So we did. The charge is being led by noted conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and right-wing website Breitbart.com. (Note: Trump recently hired Breitbart's chairman as chief executive of his campaign, in case you were wondering where he stands on this issue.)
The tinfoil hat crowd contends that Clinton had a "seizure" while talking to a gaggle of reporters on the campaign trail. Let's look at the tape.
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Is she dodging questions about Elizabeth Warren here? Abso-fucking-lutely. Is she joking around that she is being hit with a number of questions at once? Yep. Is she having a seizure. Hell no. Seizures involve "uncontrollable jerking movements of the arms and legs" and "loss of consciousness or awareness," according to the Mayo Clinic—none of which are happening here.
The next theory the tinfoil hat crowd points to is that Clinton has a tendency to trip or fall.
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The likeliest explanation: When someone is on camera as often as Clinton, yes, she is bound to get caught stumbling once or twice. Especially when, as President Obama said of her, "She was doing everything I was doing, but just like Ginger Rogers, it was backward in heels."
