Fox news falsely reports Alex Jones high speed chase surrounded by police

[MindWars]

Alert! Fox News Falsely Reports Alex Jones High Speed Chase Surrounded By Police
Fox News peddled a fake story Saturday suggesting Infowars host Alex Jones was the culprit of an armed standoff with police after a high-speed chase.

In the now-deleted tweet, Fox 17 Nashville showed a smiling...........


And this is how sheep and all the other stupid fkrs who think what they do only because when your an idiot you PARROT what MSM wants you to. You don't have to like the guy to have a brain to realize innformation is easy to find but as the truth is kept from the morons.

 

[Pogo]

Gotta love the irony of a head-up-the-ass chronic poster churning out Alex John Brinkley Jones fake story after Alex John Brinkley Jones fake story after Alex John Brinkley Jones fake story, calling OTHER PEOPLE "morons".

Also gotta love the fact that no such record of this particular one exists. Yet there she is, swallowing whole going "yes master may I have another".

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

The system wants fatboy dead in the worst way.

 

[Pogo]

>> Alex Jones was already a cult hero when Texas Monthlyprofiled him nearly eight years ago, though at the time few in the mainstream media paid much attention to him or the sliver of the political spectrum he catered to. On his syndicated radio show Infowars, his various websites, and his YouTube channel, the Austin-based conspiracy theorist had tapped into a disturbing darkness creeping into the national zeitgeist. Rumors that Obamacare would create government “death panels” were being earnestly discussed on Fox News, as was the legitimacy of the president’s birth certificate, a preposterous red herring boosted by a certain reality-TV star who went on to bigger things. Jones’s delusional appeal seemed to be growing, which is why we headlined our feature “Alex Jones Is About to Explode.”

Boy, do we wish we had been wrong.

By 2015 Jones’s brand of paranoia seemed to be popping up everywhere, including the office of Governor Greg Abbott, who sent the Texas State Guard to “monitor” a planned U.S. military exerciseknown as Jade Helm after Jones and others (including, it seems, some Russian trolls) whipped up hysteria that the troop movements were a prelude to martial law. Former Republican state representative Todd Smith called the governor’s move “pandering to idiots,” but not everyone saw it that way. Donald Trump, the candidate who suggested that Senator Ted Cruz’s father was involved in the Kennedy assassination, sat for a half-hour interview on the Alex Jones Show, during which he said the host’s reputation was “amazing.” Jones, in turn, went all in for Trump, who reportedly called to thank him personally after the election.

It turned out to be the high-water mark for Jones, who has had a disastrous 2018. A highly publicized, years-long custody battle landed him back in court this fall, reminding the public of the previous year’s courtroom drama, in which his ex-wife used his rantings to portray him as an unfit parent and his lawyers parried by floating the idea that he’s playing a character when he’s in front of a microphone or a camera—that he is not, in other words, really as demented as he appears to be. It was a potentially devastating admission for a man who has built his multimillion-dollar media empire on the devotion of his legions of fanatical listeners, which is perhaps why Jones felt obliged the very same day to reassure his followers that he is 100 percent authentic—which is to say that he is exactly as crazy as he sounds.

.... Jones has long made a habit of questioning the official account of natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and other tragedies, but his suggestion that the killings in Newtown never actually occurred—that it was an elaborate hoax staged to provide a pretense for gun control—proved to be a bridge too far.

Some parents of children murdered at Sandy Hook, to escape harassment from whack jobs who believed they were “crisis actors,” were forced to unlist phone numbers, delete social media accounts, and even move out of their homes. Last spring Jones was hit with three separate defamation suits brought by Sandy Hook parents who had finally had enough. In a video response, Jones claimed he now believed the massacre was real, a defense that was at best disingenuous—his show aired an episode titled “Sandy Hook Vampires Exposed” as recently as 2017—and, from the perspective of the bereaved parents, was utterly beside the point.

Jones, who also has a fourth, unrelated defamation suit pending, has been in legal trouble before; in 2017, to settle a suit filed by yogurt company Chobani (which objected to “Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists,” among other Infowars reports), he issued a rare public apology. << --- 2019 Bum Steer Awards/Texas Monthly​

---- which, let's check that out via the link:

>> In a statement at the end of one of his broadcasts, Mr. Jones said: “During the week of April 10, 2017, certain statements were made on the InfoWars Twitter feed and YouTube channel regarding Chobani L.L.C. that I now understand to be wrong.

“The tweets and video have now been retracted and will not be reposted. On behalf of InfoWars, I regret that we mischaracterized Chobani, its employees and the people of Twin Falls, Idaho, the way we did.”

Chobani had filed a lawsuit against Mr. Jones on April 24, claiming that he had posted “false” and “defamatory” news reports about the company and its founder, Hamdi Ulukaya, a Turkish immigrant of Kurdish descent. The suit, filed in Federal District Court in Twin Falls County, Idaho, where the company has a factory, named Mr. Jones and the media companies InfoWars and Free Speech Systems as defendants.


The reports — published on April 11 on InfoWars.com, Mr. Jones’s website, and on the Alex Jones Channel on YouTube — said the factory in Idaho, which employs refugees, was connected to the 2016 sexual assault of a child and a rise in tuberculosis cases. The reports were promoted on Twitter under the headline “Idaho Yogurt Maker Caught Importing Migrant Rapists” and were spread widely online. << --- Sleazebag Retracts Fake Story to Make Lawsuit Go Away​

Let's not beat about the bush. This unhinged freak is a goddam scumbag and only a fucking MORON would give him the time of day.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Fox ‘news’ accurately reporting something would be worthy of a thread.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Alert! Fox News Falsely Reports Alex Jones High Speed Chase Surrounded By Police
Fox News peddled a fake story Saturday suggesting Infowars host Alex Jones was the culprit of an armed standoff with police after a high-speed chase.

In the now-deleted tweet, Fox 17 Nashville showed a smiling...........


And this is how sheep and all the other stupid fkrs who think what they do only because when your an idiot you PARROT what MSM wants you to. You don't have to like the guy to have a brain to realize innformation is easy to find but as the truth is kept from the morons.

Fox 17 Nashville is not fox news moron.

 

[peach174]

Fox ‘news’ accurately reporting something would be worthy of a thread.

Fox news was correct on no collusion, while all the others were wrong.