I see Alex Jones name come up now and then, but he is pretty much a stranger to me. So I went to the link to see the video of him. I get the idea he isn't fond of Glenn Beck? Did I get the drift of things correctly?
I did three years of talk radio in the late 1960s. What has just a few years earlier looked like a good, wholesome development for Post TV radio was beginning to show signs of being a "defective product" while I was involved so I did not pursue trying to build a broadcast career around it. (Shoot... I could have been The Man... but no, I walked away and Rush developed the genre!)
In that three year period I spotted some trends that I thought were troublesome at the time. Those trends have grown up to become Alex Jones and Glenn Beck and others who scare me today. I think it was somewhere around 1990 that some radio cuck was proving how bad things were because the government was building secret gas ovens at the Railroad Repair Facility in Beech Grove, IN.... and amassing large fleets of dreaded stealth black helicopters at Fort Chaffee, AR.
That was real easy to accept as scary and proof of evil in high places.... unless you lived near the Railroad Repair Facility in Beech Grove and had regularly driven past for for 25 years and could see for yourself the place was becoming a ghost town and there was no sign on contruction, or construction supply trucks.
That was real easy to accept as scary and proof of evil in high places.... unless your ancestral home was so close to Fort Chaffee AR that the practice rounds of Howitzer training rattled the windows regularly in the house. And I had been to Summer Army Reserve training at Fort Chaffee and drove past the place on my twice or three times a year trips back home. Chaffee was not a place where you could hide several hundred or several thousand menacing Stealth Black helicopters form the public and from the civil aviation pilots flying in and out of the Ft. Smith AR civilian airport.
After watching the Alex Jones video, I conclude he need to find a new laundry service. His current vendor is using too much starch in his underwear.
