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>>8108983
Alex Jones is literally a genius.

Notice how he acts slightly differently for all the different guests and how he slips in quick little conspiracy theory remarks when talking to people who don't watch his show.

Sometimes the acting is atrocious, but that only adds to the genius. Think about how much he says "that's all be declassified" or "And they'll admit this off camera."


His show is literally a joke. He was probably a average libertarian radio show host and then found that people responded way more when he started to act insane. Now he is still a comedian, but also a opportunist business man.

He sells basic vitamins for 5 times the price you see at Walmart, but if you buy his your "helping to fight the NEW WORLD ORDER."

The man he pretends to be would not believe anything he says on the show. That guy would rigorously search for the evidence for everything he says and would find that it's 70% BS with the other 30% being conventional right wing stuff to help people feel more at home.

That guy would probably make a video exposing infowars for their BS; anyone who actually does that though can be dismissed as "part of the conspiracy." It's pure genius and hilarious; I love his show.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmFIa5b4N0s

>>8087487
>Has the water been poisned
Yes