(09-08-2018, 11:29 AM)Kotite Wrote: I just find it funny that the people who praised InfoWars are suddenly putting it down.

I listened to info wars from 2013-2015 during that time I found many of his conspiracy far fetched but was intrigued by a commentator equally critical of Bush and Obama. He was one of a few voices correctly pointing out the similar foreign and domestic polices of both parties. From 2000-2016 my entire adult life we've had wealth redistribution, foreign intervention, and domestic survaliance from both parties. Alex Jones had my support in demonstrating this. Then somewhere around the end of 2015 he started to get really deep into conspiracies. He jumped on the Trump train very early started flooding his show with baseless rumors like a gay Rubio night club photo, smeared Ted Cruz for banking relationships, completely ignored Rand Paul (someone he use to say was our best hope to turn the tide of authoritarians). Meanhwile he never uttered a word of distrust with a previously open liberal new yorker. The Republican primary and his coverage is when I completely stopped listening. Every once in a while I'll tune in to see if he barks at things Trump has done that he shouted from to rooftop against Bush and Obama and he's silent. He used to pound previous administration's for using war power acts instead of going through congress, Trump does it and nothing. 

Then he grandstands at events and keeps talking about his toughness, the act got old now I can't stand him. Some of the stuff he said have been proven completely false, the Boston bombing is the one I rememeber the most. He swore it was going to be a right wing setup false flag. They where going to pin it on an anti-tax movement and then when they took the kid alive he said he was a patsy and didn't do it. 

It's a shame because the good points he does make or the things he has exposed are washed out by his craziness.

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