Alex Jones found guilty in all 4 defamation cases (Sandy Hook)

[PaulCanPat]

To everyone who is concerned about Alex Jones and have been praying for his well-being, God is answering prayer and he's doing better. He needs our prayers. Again, if you are wary of him - have you listened to him? I'm giving you this challenge because if the roles were reversed, you'd ask me to do the same with those whom you'd want me to understand and agree with. I'll keep posting what new information I can bring to this situation. God bless - P

 

[Whyayeman]

I don't pray, but I would not wish illness on this man.

However, the punitive damages awarded by the court should be paid to the families after he published his cruel lies about the murders of their children.

(New members: please be sure to offer evidence - reputable sources preferred - for assertions.)

 

[Paulos23]

Again, if you are wary of him - have you listened to him?

Yes. Sounds like a used car salesman and has a tendency to over exagerate.

 

[loveofourlord]

To everyone who is concerned about Alex Jones and have been praying for his well-being, God is answering prayer and he's doing better. He needs our prayers. Again, if you are wary of him - have you listened to him? I'm giving you this challenge because if the roles were reversed, you'd ask me to do the same with those whom you'd want me to understand and agree with. I'll keep posting what new information I can bring to this situation. God bless - P

yeah I listen to him a fair bit, the guy is completely insane, or a conman. Funny how he's one day, "Were all going to die in two years and nothing we can do, if we try to stop them they will release a deadlier bioweapons." and then next day be talking about, "We need to stop them from winning the 2024 election."
the guy just spews what ever nonsense he thinks rubes like yourself will buy, how anyone can believe a thing he says is beyond me.

 

[rjs330]

He is fun to listen to though. It's interesting to hear all the conspiracy stuff.

He's a hoot!

 

[Whyayeman]

Are people encouraged to send him money?

 

[loveofourlord]

Are people encouraged to send him money?

No no he's higher class then that, he tries to sell them quack cures, supplements and t-shirts.

 

[Whyayeman]

No no he's higher class then that, he tries to sell them quack cures, supplements and t-shirts.

He is a snake oil salesman! I am pleased to know that the old traditions continue.

 

[PaulCanPat]

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones found liable for damages in lawsuits brought by parents of Sandy Hook shooting victims

I'll try to find a longer/better article.

Ah, here we go: Alex Jones Liable for Defamation in Sandy Hook 'Hoax' Case

Judge Barbara Bellis took the rare step of defaulting Jones in the defamation lawsuits for his and his companies' “failure to produce critical material information that the plaintiffs needed to prove their claims.” The default means the judge found in favor of the parents and will hold a hearing on how much damages he should pay.

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To all:

An update. Alex Jones is doing much better now and many prayers have gone up for him. He is a dear man and we need to continually uphold to the throne of grace. But he's still not out of the woods. He needs resources. He's under much attack from the elite, the NWO, the Masons, and liberals.

 

[PaulCanPat]

Alex Jones Accused of ‘Jaw-Dropping’ Scheme to Hide Money From Sandy Hook Families
On paper, InfoWars parent company Free Speech Systems seems to lose money every year. Yet Jones has allegedly transferred significant amounts out of the company—financial transactions that often coincide with legal setbacks Jones has faced in the Sandy Hook cases. After the families sued him in 2018, for example, Jones allegedly started personally withdrawing a total of $18 million from the Free Speech Systems bank account over three years, along with drawing an annual $600,000 salary.


Many of the suspicious transfers center on a mysterious company called PQPR, which the plaintiffs claim is controlled by Jones and his family members. Shortly after Jones lost his last appeal to block the defamation cases in Texas, PQPR claimed that Free Speech Systems owed it $54 million—almost all of InfoWars’ assets.

Free Speech Systems began transferring its money to PQPR, then onto a series of shell corporations controlled by other Jones family members, according to the motion. While the payments were ostensibly made to pay off the hefty $54 million in arrears—a debt PQPR hadn’t bothered to enforce in the seven years during which InfoWars racked up the tens of millions in supposed debt—the plaintiffs say this was just a scheme to shelter InfoWars assets in an “alphabet soup of shell entities.”

Alex Jones has explained this over and over again. He buys vitamins and products so money is transferred from one account to another. This is how buying and selling works.

 

[PaulCanPat]

You are exercising your freedom by posting this, you know.

Liberals are far more dictatorial about freedom of speech issues. Throughout the years Conservatives have graciously given permission to Liberals to say whatever they wanted even though science proves the opposite (abortion and evolution come to mind) because of the firm belief that as long as one works hard and pays their taxes, they can believe and say what they want.

 

[Whyayeman]

He needs resources.

Should I sell my house and send him the money?

 

[Whyayeman]

Throughout the years Conservatives have graciously given permission to Liberals to say whatever they wanted

I think this demonstrates a slight misunderstanding of the concept of freedom of speech. We liberals do not seek - or need - permission from anybody to speak our minds.

 

[Desk trauma]

Liberals are far more dictatorial about freedom of speech issues. Throughout the years Conservatives have graciously given permission to Liberals to say whatever they wanted even though science proves the opposite (abortion and evolution come to mind) because of the firm belief that as long as one works hard and pays their taxes, they can believe and say what they want.

Where is the means test found in first amendment case law ?

 

[Aryeh Jay]

Should I sell my house and send him the money?

Every little bit helps.

 

[essentialsaltes]

I guess someone felt sorry for Jones and his 'bankruptcy'. Maybe he'll have the money after all to pay the damages.

An unidentified person donated over 1 million U.S. dollars in Bitcoin to an address advertised on the conspiracy website Infowars on April 23, Hatewatch found, potentially buoying the finances of embattled extremist Alex Jones.

 

[cow451]

I guess someone felt sorry for Jones and his 'bankruptcy'. Maybe he'll have the money after all to pay the damages.

An unidentified person donated over 1 million U.S. dollars in Bitcoin to an address advertised on the conspiracy website Infowars on April 23, Hatewatch found, potentially buoying the finances of embattled extremist Alex Jones.

Maybe someone else wants to get some cover.

 

[essentialsaltes]

Gosh! Where did all the money go?

Alex Jones' Infowars files for bankruptcy after defamation suits

Oops, we're not bankrupt after all.

Infowars ends bid to use bankruptcy as shield

The Justice Department's bankruptcy watchdog quickly sought to dismiss the Infowars-linked bankruptcy cases, saying that they "undermine[d] the integrity of the bankruptcy system."

• The Sandy Hook families also took action: They decided to drop the bankrupt entities from their litigation — and as a result, they could continue to seek damages from Jones himself.

The latter move effectively made the bankruptcy cases moot, since Jones could no longer use the cases to force a stay of litigation — and a settlement deal — with those creditors. So this week, Jones withdrew the bankruptcy cases altogether.

 

[Petros2015]

The latter move effectively made the bankruptcy cases moot, since Jones could no longer use the cases to force a stay of litigation — and a settlement deal — with those creditors. So this week, Jones withdrew the bankruptcy cases altogether.

Pass me a bottle, Mr. Jones.

 

[LightLoveHope]

Oops, we're not bankrupt after all.

Infowars ends bid to use bankruptcy as shield

The Justice Department's bankruptcy watchdog quickly sought to dismiss the Infowars-linked bankruptcy cases, saying that they "undermine[d] the integrity of the bankruptcy system."

• The Sandy Hook families also took action: They decided to drop the bankrupt entities from their litigation — and as a result, they could continue to seek damages from Jones himself.

The latter move effectively made the bankruptcy cases moot, since Jones could no longer use the cases to force a stay of litigation — and a settlement deal — with those creditors. So this week, Jones withdrew the bankruptcy cases altogether.

I am disgusted by Alex Jones.

To claim spiritual authority and demonise innocent people telling their life stories, is evil and sinful.
This is simply the right wing demonising their opponents and inventing others enemies that do not exist.

In times of change and crisis crying witch, getting the pitch forks out and marching on the seat of power is a tactic that exalts nobodies up to be leaders and celebrities. To think the internet and free information has enabled deceivers to lie and distort real events when the facts are easily discoverable is staggering. It shows people want to believe in alternative realities to what is clearly going on, to make sense of the bigotry and hatred.

To me it shows how lost so many are who claim to know the truth, when truth is not what they are after but want a blame game pointing the finger at others rather than finding true love and peace with their fellow man and most of all with themselves.
God bless you