AGRP
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What it's worth is simply that there are people out there farther down the rabbit hole than Alex Jones. In the same way Glenn Beck is the intersection of melodrama and politics, Alex Jones is the intersection of conspiracy theories and politics. So it's understandable that he's not going to be into the less obviously political paranoid fantasies out there, like UFOs and astral projection.
Well, he did omit several facts such as his refusal to talk about his Jesuit connections. Not to say it's bad, but it's odd when he refuses to analyze certain subjects as much as others (there are several videos on this).
I'm 100% impartial. I still enjoy AJ, but it does seem like he spins people's wheels at times. Instead of educating people about direct action that will lead to liberty, such as the 10th amendment, he spends more time talking about things like fluoride in the water. Yes it is bad, but it gets to the point when certain subjects are over-killed and productive actions/education are highly ignored.