Alex Jones and InfoWars

[This is an email I wrote, but it gives some pertinent info on Alex Jones...]

For the record I've not listened to InfoWars in months. It jumped the shark during the Syria bombing. I think it's pretty obvious InfoWars is controlled opposition and always has been. Jones is too wealthy and his operation has too high a payroll to have been generated from selling Caveman Powder.

There are early videos of Alex that can't be explained away where he is engaging in controlled opposition agitation.

My first assessment of him was he is kind of junky and showy and overall shallow and not worth the time. Then with the Trump campaign he and his operation seemed real. I think the controlled oppo aspect got a bit out of control at that point, and he was providing a real service to the truth. His educating people on what globalism is was prescient and real. Probably he and his handlers like everybody didn't think Trump had a chance to win.

So the monster was out of the lab and operating on its own. Jones just kind of rolled with it all. Then a few months ago he got the message to turn on Trump and bring his audience along. No way. Not possible. He just lost his audience. Then he was told to take down Q (QAnon, the public intel dump coming from military intelligence from the White House). Again, a big fail. He REALLY angered his audience over that. He was caught blatantly lying.

Now he is no longer in the middle or in front of the news cycle. He has no inside sources, if he ever did. Half his videos now are about how important he and InfoWars are because they're being attacked.

Everything is theatrical and fake now. It's not even fun in a Coast to Coast way. He seems to think he's too big and important to continue in his old pale, pudge-faced cable access style, so now with his new Hollywood producer beard and permanent tan look he doesn't even look normal in that role. He's grown out of it while also his controlled oppo schtick has had its mask pulled off.

There was always an element of truth in what he was saying. Yes, he was supposed to make it all look ridiculous so the public would dismiss it, but you could tell he actually figured a lot of things out and could 'see' a lot and could teach it effectively. This is what drew people in. Since I was a newbie because only watching from when Trump came on the scene I missed the early clown act and only saw the guy who now was in sync with the times and whose subject matter - at least the political stuff - was center stage and relevant. His deep state handlers were probably like, "OK, Trump unbelievably won. Just roll with it for awhile. We'll let you know when we'll need you to help take Trump down." That came during the Syrian missile strikes when Alex ranted against Trump and said "fuck Trump" pretending to not know his mike was on, then crying on air (which was obnoxious and made him lose viewers just because he looked insane). Soon after that he and fellow controlled op Jerome Corsi consummated a previously launched plan to destroy Q which as stated failed loudly.

Does Alex Jones have any value left? Very little. He seems to have reached the end of his live action role play. He got himself a lot of money so no problem there, but he's pretty thoroughly jumped the shark at this point... - C.