Alex Jones and Sandy Hook Defamation Lawsuits | Dangers of Conspiracist Ideation
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2022
- This video answers the question: Can I analyze the controversies surrounding the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones?
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The most surprising thing about this story is that he’s only 48 years old. I assumed he was close to 60. Conspiracy theories must really age a person.
I agree. I had to verify this yesterday as I was shocked Alex is only 3 years older that me.
He's the Stephen Nolan of America.
😆😂
It cannot be healthy for a person to be so angry and worked up all the time. His face turns so red and he gets so physically reactive… his blood pressure must be through the roof.
I just wrote a similar comment! I'm older than him, but I thought he was easily older than me, at least upper 50s, tho generously, I did say mid-50s maybe...
@@cokedupgirlscout I thought letting it out and yelling was actually keeping him alive. A relief valve of sorts. 😂
I just about fell out of my chair when you said he graduated from high school in '93. That's when I graduated! I thought he was in his late 50s or 60s. The years have not been kind to him.
Neither was he kind to anyone else.
My father is approaching his mid-seventies and if you were to put him next to Jones people would probably guess they were either the same age, or possibly see my old man as a bit younger.
Haha. Me too
He was born in 1961 actually and went by the name Bill Hicks before.
@@gustavgans9082 Please let that urban legend die.
My ears were so greatly relieved to hear Dr. Grande use the word "merchandise" instead of MERCH!
Yes, I'm a grammar nut as well. I appreciate people who use good grammar and don't get sloppy with it.
I love the word MERCH - it's got a certain ring to it lol 😅
I hate the word merch because my brain exchanges it with merge and I get flashbacks from my business classes
2 million listeners to his show? That's absolutely terrifying.
People like u are terrifying cause u still watch CNN
Hi Dr G, thank you for releasing this at 2am for people like me who can't sleep.
0245h now.
Yes, here, too. Yoir steady delivery and solid logic is a balm for the mind.
And at 7 am for us English people to breakfast with
not being able to fall asleep normally is a clear sign of good mental and physical health so it sounds like you are doing quite well.
Ditto! It’s 2 am for me rn 😋 central time
Given the performance of Jones's lawyer, I don't think it's unreasonable to think that his lawyer is conspiring against him.
Only Jones would hire them after the Amber Heard trial
@@josephjucker5620 I don't recall Reynal being involved in the Depp/Heard trial at all. What are you talking about?
@@nathancrossen2224 It was a (mediocre) joke about being a horrible lawyer
My theory is that the lawyer was disgusted by some of the things he saw on Jones' phone and decided to leak them "accidentally".
the FBI kidnapped Alex's lawyers wife and made him lose the case.
think about it which good lawyer would just give away a proof of his client commiting a felony
It always surprises me that others do not attack Alex Jones with the same nonsense he promotes such as they could say he has been hired by the government to get information and keep track of all the people who believe in conspiracy theories.
I have a conspiracy theory that Alex Jones is a CIA disinformation agent. Some of his "conspiracies theories" seem pretty legit if you really look into them, but then he slaps on a bunch of nonsense about lizard people and demons. This discredits any truth that he speaks and lumps it all into a big pile of nonsense. If you think about it, it's the perfect way to hide a real conspiracy that can't otherwise be kept a secret. But if you look back, he was right about a lot of stuff, the biggest and craziest being the whole Epstein thing. The more Alex Jones keeps rattling off about Epstein inbetween rants about the blood sucking, child sacrificing elites, the less people are going to take it seriously.
People do say that though
There's actually a large chunk of the conspiracy population who call him a shill for Israel just because he isn't as openly white supremacist as they are
Like what?
You don't know what they're talking about. Everyone who has spent any long time on imageboards and conspiracy boards is aware that he is some type of controlled opposition/limited hangout. This is not hard to figure out.
If ANYONE has looked at him and thought to themselves they'd like to purchase whatever "supplements" he is promoting, then you truly can sell anything to anyone in this country.
You can say that but all he has to do is fill his listeners with as much doubt as he has and suddenly they believe HE is the only one telling the truth.
@@Robert08010
True...
...Just look at what the Rockefellers sold.
@@fakeaccount8342
And even the Rockefellers completely disinvested themselves from their original products.
You could say the same about people who pay attention to how Trump conducts himself, and then say to themselves "seems like a stand-up guy."
As much as I'd like Dr. Grande's content to be longer, I admire & appreciate his ability to get straight to main points while being intelligible & concise.
He's one sided in his analysis.
@@robbiesharp311 Dr. Grande doesn't claim to be presenting more than one side of ANY argument. Litterally EVERY episode commences with the same monologue stating that Dr. Grande is "SPECULATING" about what COULD be occurring in similar situations. It's specifically his own opinion, NOT a comparative examination of MULTIPLE viewpoints or arguments.
I believe Dr. Grande as being honest about this & he might have a different conclusion than you, me, or anyone - & that's fine. Absorbing & considering different views from our own is generally a good thing for maintaining a healthy amount of open-mindedness, promoting progress, avoiding dogmatism.
You apparently haven't watched many of Dr. Grande's vlogs, as he analyzes many issues, both sides of the political spectrum, personalities, famous and infamous. So to say his analysis is one sided is simply not true.
@@nanmattingly6402 Young lady you live in a bubble. He always writes his prescription on one side of the paper......always.
@@RyanEhli-MusicAndGuitar open mindness when he just told you conspiracy theorist are psychopaths? how so?
I worked in legal services with people like the forensic accountant mentioned. Enormous sums of money can be difficult to determine due to the nature of our credit and equity system in higher financial markets. For instance, on paper Jones may control hundreds of millions of dollars worth of merchandise that is already contracted to distributors, warehoused or in transit on container ships or is simply awaiting liquidation to profit. Much of this enterprise is done on lines of extended credit and the banks will carve away their fees, etc. In most cases the only way to determine the cash flow of someone like Jones is to track the filings of the legit companies and agencies he does business with
@Angela Dansie
There's so much not
told. Like after the
alleged murders, all
the victims mortgages
we're paid off. The city
received billions. The
alleged shooter and
mother are dead so no
confirmation that these
two people even existed.
If you watched all the
videos taken after the
alleged shooting there's
so much controversy
of the movements made.
Doesn't add up. Plus
the pics taken of the
children that were allegedly murdered turning up in different schools. Oh there's so much more. Railroaded!
The only way to determine how much money he has to pay the parents of the children is to find out how much Alex Jones is worth.
@@ileanahernandez1709 yah, that's how punitive damages work. The entire concept is to hit the person hard enough to prevent them from doing the thing again but not enough to cause real financial harm or bankruptcy. It's meant to be a punishment.
Good luck..
The same thing with the Panama Papers
@@rhondajohnson2725 Yes, and to push everyone else under submission. This could be aimed at Julian Asange. People will watch their mouth after this, trust me.
Never will I understand why people who seem like they should be on a psychiatric hold somewhere, end up in media and politics. It speaks to our societal enabling and rewarding of narcissism, among other things.
I live next to Newtown and was an EMT with my Fire Department. Everyone was poised to respond, I was ready to go assist with triage., even though I wasn't active at the time,.but there was no need..everyone was dead. I have also worked with a couple of the child survivors of the shooting. The sadism inflicted by Jones continuing vitriol and lies is indescribable.
Thank you for your readiness to help; I lived in CT for a while and that event still haunts me...I can only imagine the families' pain and how this dirtbag has the audacity to claim conspiracy. I agree, he and other "famous" figures display primary psychopathic/narcissistic traits and should be run out on a rail rather than followed.
I once watched an internet documentary that was completely sympathetic to his point of view. It still made him look like a paranoid idiot. There was a 10 minute scene about him and his plan to go from his hotel to a different nearby hotel where a seminar for some association of world bankers was going on. He planned to go there to protest or something. Any way, the fire alarm went off in his hotel for about 10-15 seconds before it was reset. But, rather than A.) writing it off as a test or B.) seeking to evacuate a potential fire, he opted for C.) He literally spend the next 3-5 minutes running around his hotel room trying to figure out what was the best plan of escape from the black hawk helicopters that were coming to get HIM. Yes, this 10-15 second blast on the fire alarms was ALL ABOUT HIM and the giant "THEY" that was coming for him. If this guy has the ability to get people to listen to him, he is seriously dangerous.
The control of "misinformation" should not be a priority and should not be prevented.
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 Not too sure I agree with you there. The internet is a VERY POWERFUL amplifier. You have every right to free speech. But do you necessarily DESERVE ACCESS to a powerful platform that will amplify your silliest bull shit? I'm not saying it should be a priority. But I am all in favor of the disclaimers RUclips has started running on the pages of anti-vaxers and flat earthers, basically calling out misinformation.
Good Lord 🙄 It’s the self-centeredness of Jones and his ilk that I can’t bear. The sheer idiocy doesn’t bother me so much.
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 no. Alternative facts is one of the biggest failures of modern culture.
@@nafaidni No. It is not one's job to corral people like sheep to what is good and what isn't. Their independence matters more than their survival.
I almost got sucked into the whole conspiracy genre back in the early to mid 90's. What got me out of it was an interest I took in philosophy, specifically having to do with logic and critical thinking. Fallacies, such as cherry picking, hasty generalization, and ad hoc reasoning began to jump out at me, and that's what got me out of the whole world of conspiracy theory.
And now you live in the matrix and only use the tools they Provide. Ignorance!
You are a CIA troll You realize the truth of things sure you did without mentioning Jesus! I call troll!
You completely miss the game or you are a troll
What/whose philosophy appeals to you most?
(I’m glad you didn’t fall for the whole conspiracy genre,btw. Finding hard facts being fought over is difficult and time consuming,which is why talking heads can make a living by projecting possibilities/conspiracies.
By conspiracy theory, are you referring to things like Trump/Russian collusion, the Hunter Biden laptop being Russian disinformation, Covid came from bat soup, WMD's in Iraq, those types of conspiracy theories?
I’m not an Alex Jones fan at all but Dr Grande like many other people fail to realize that events like the moon landing, Sandy Hook and all other places that people haven’t witnessed with their own eyes are scientifically non falsifiable. There is no way to observe those events in real time or question the “conspirators.” That’s the blind spot that Jones operates in and people though they may not know what falsifiability is instinctively feel it. So saying that “No one believes” his claims though he attracts masses of people to his shows does what to those people? It is better to say that he’s mad for believing his own imagination, to attack the mechanism that comes up with these conspiracies than to say that he’s wrong. Because from both perspective the events are non falsifiable.
I used to be caught up in this weird “community” of sorts. I’m glad I came to my senses so to speak but ended up needing to leave my religion in the process as the two had become so intertwined. I’m much happier now. I probably overshot in the beginning and the pendulum swung too far the other direction, but I eventually found a balance.
That takes a lot of courage! You are strong
This current rise in influence from evangelicals and far-right Christian conservatives has encouraged a marriage between religion and politics. They support a system of government called Christian Dominionism, where Biblical law is implemented in legislative decisions. Naturally, their interpretation of scripture coincidentally always aligns with their personal politics. They also seek to remove any and all non-Christians from government positions. They're very much involved with these "alt-right" conspiracy groups. Any story they concoct to denigrate anyone they deem to be subversive is automatically believed no matter how far fetched and ridiculous the narrative. Keep in mind, I'm not talking about all people of faith, not at all! I'm specifically speaking of religious people with an extreme far-right, self-righteous POV.
Sounds like my former religion!
Thank God you saw the truth or I should say you saw the lies that spew out of their mouths. The are dangerous people.
Thank you for changing. It was for the better.
Two of my neighbors are conspiracy theory adherents, so much so that it has become difficult to have conversations. One is finishing up a PHD in psychology! Not sure how that's going to fare.
Those types of ppl are SO difficult to be around. I had to stop talking to one of my good friends after he became like that
People who study and practice psychology are usually the most screwed up nut cases. Case in point.
one of my neighbors stocks a bunch of food in his basement and he actually got covid, but didnt get the vaccine because the govt is intentionally poisoning people with it.
Psychology fanatics can be a wacky bunch for various... reasons.
Rather, I see this as evermore proof that Americans have become so autoimmune to their own BS, that they will stop at nothing to spread their BS all over the place and spread their nasty contaminated nonsense like a disease. Disgusting and pathetic what this country has fallen to. Washington would weep.
Did u get your boosters
Thanks Doctor Grande! Great to have you point out important things related to this topic and make it easier for us to understand it. Greetings from Brazil
Hello Dr. Grande, Thank you for your concise and thoughtful analysis and your punctuated humor that makes the tragedies of our world more palatable. Gratefully, Dennis
I too would do everything in my power to make sure Alex Jones is doomed if he exposed me in the Bohemian Grove 😈
Well said Dennis
@@user-nh2qv6sq4z you are smarter than most!!
@@user-nh2qv6sq4z Impotent, Rich, OLD Men go to Bohemian Grove to mourn the loss of their virility.
@@joeydeemontana182 seriously.....
"..a magnet for people who were desperately looking for someone to lead the charge against reason and common sense."
What a great line! Really made me laugh. Great analysis Dr Grande, very helpful. Thank you!
So your saying the government's are telling the truth I suppose you took the Covid jab and walked in line and did what you were told.
@@ciaranmac8689 oh HI, conspiracy theorist :-) yes we're all stupid and only you 'join the dots' you are RIGHT
I like your Quote of "..a magnet for people who were desperately looking for someone to lead the charge against reason and common sense." I Cant help but to think about the Administration that's leading the Entire USA of today. And to think that they got more votes than any election is history. A guy whos been in Washington for 50 years and hasn't accomplished anything! A black woman who speaks and no one knows shat she's saying. " to lead the charge against reason and common sense" PERFECT. Thanks for posting
Thats feminist
I too would do everything in my power to make sure Alex Jones is doomed if he exposed me in the Bohemian Grove 😈
I legitimately heard "he invented college", and I just thought "yup sounds about right"
*REMEMBER ROBBY PARKER LAUGHING*
I think it's important to not disparage conspiracy believers just for believing conspiracy theories, but for believing in highly implausible theories. Real conspiracies can and do occur. We live in a society ruled by malevolent actors. But without compelling evidence, a theory cannot stand on its own, no matter how well it may seem to "explain" things.
You sound like an ENABLER of conspiracy lunatics like Jones. One thing is to be
skeptical about things and another is to buy all the nonsense GRIFTERS like Alex spew on a weekly basis. 😬
The problem is he's been right about and discovered so many crazy things that it made him crazy. For example the new world order is literally a real project being run right now in broad daylight by the WEF regardless of how this uninformed APA code-breaker presents the information and literally anyone that isn't lazy biased and closed-minded can find this info. I'm really disappointed in this guy. His channel has gone downhill with his ideology. They were literally dumping chemicals in the water that made the frogs change genders. He is just seeking info and confused. Like it's one thing to correct mistakes it's another to be completely stupid to the truth because one person made a mistake and so many are overcorrecting
"Without compelling evidence" this video said the new world order is fake when it's literally a project being run in the open by the WEF. You guys are just lazy but you want to pretend you're smart anyway so grifters like this APA code-violator will calmly read off a screen the words that will comfort you. Talk less and read more. This grifter is playing u for your narcissism by constantly putting out videos telling you other people you fear are narcissists
"Real conspiracies can and do occur." I agree 😁
"But without compelling evidence, a theory cannot stand on its own." Also agree 😁
There has been evidence that disproves the official explanation of certain events many times. However, most folk will decide to ignore it and choose to believe the powers that be...even if their account of things makes no sense. I don't understand this. There's nothing wrong with asking questions and delving deeper if you feel that something doesn't add up.
Great post 😁
And this is why the idiotic conspiracy theories make people not believe the real conspiracy theories. Just like the boy who cried wolf.
So you’re telling me the toothpaste I’ve been using hasn’t been protecting me from Covid??
neither has the vaccine & boosters you took
@@LeftInBama That's not funny. There are people so dumb that they acctually believe vaccines were fake.
@@LeftInBama I didn’t take that shit. No microchips for me
Always fun and interesting to listen to DrG.
I am neither paranoid, nor a believer in conspiracy theories.
But you need only to have grownup in
New Orleans, or Saint Louis, to believe in the paranormal.
These cities are inundated with haunted buildings.
I lived in a little bungalow for ten years that was haunted .
You don't have to be
unhinged in order to believe paranormal activity exists.
I absolutely know it does! I once saw a cup on a table turn completely upside down. I was talking to someone across the table at the time, and they saw it too 😱
“Followers looking for someone to lead the charge against reason & common sense.” Slam dunk. Thank you Dr. Grande for another great video.
My favorite conspiracy theory is the government cares about you. That ones a riot.
Thar's only in your imagination. 😳
The government cares about us more than populists and conspiracy theorists do. I know that’s not saying much
@Edwin These people don’t have enough IQ points to spare in order to process such pesky facts; they’re the ideal audience for Alex Jones.
What he put those families through is unconscionable.
And, he probably calls himself a Christian.
@@annedenman3312 Texan.....republican....and delusional. Yup. Christian.
@@annedenman3312 Worse, other people probably do, too.
You should investigate more. Watch Robert Barnes on the subject. That is if the truth is meaningful to you.
@@mariss.317 Why ? He represented Jones and lost.
it's hard to believe that a judge with blue hair and huge public supporter of the Latest Things would not be biased against Alex Jones
I liked this. First time I've ever heard Alex Jones and the average conspiracy theorist broken down to their sad core. And yes it's very sad.
His attorney "accidentally" sent those messages.
Right.😏
His lawyer had a mullet
I kinda think that dude might've intentionally done it. Just so he wouldn't end up looking as foolish as Amber Heard's lawyers (if this thing wound up going on for months/years on end). This was also televised, it's probably easier to come back from a "mistake" than it would be trying to come back from fighting tooth and nail FOR someone like Alex Jones.
...He might've actually learned a lesson from all that AH & JD mess. Who knows? lol
Hey look it's a conspiracy theory
I've heard two theories, one is that the attorney meant to send part of the texts but sent too much (unlikely due to file size), the other is that an assistant made the mistake.
My friends and I used to play a drinking game at university: Whenever he justified his massive wealth/claimed to be against the elites, we would take a shot of vodka. I'm surprised we never died of alcohol poisoning.
I listened to this nutcake a couple of times but I never knew that he was rich. 🤑
So wholesome and exactly why such phenomenon should be preserved.
Alex is an insecure snake 🐍!!!!!!!!!!!
I doubt hes against capitalism he hates crony capitalism and all the illegal activities Those level of people partake in
@@notinterested8452 One of my favorite bits is how Alex explained his Rolex on air. Had trouble finding it, but it's pretty funny. Something like, in order to get information on the elites, he has to be able to pass as one? He's a multi-millionaire, don't think he's gonna have trouble passing "as one". Like Tucker Carlsen railing against the elites when he grew up in a fucking castle, decrying vaccines and masks while working for a company which had the most stringent vaccination, mask and testing protocols in corporate media. That's right, while Fox and Friends were talking people into dying of Covid for no reason, at their job, they were all vaccinated, wearing masks, and taking hourly tests at a rate more strict than any other network. It's just hypocrisy, lies, and public endangerment at the same time. The tri-fecta!
Re: crony capitalism. When all of the wealth is concentrated into a small number of companies and individuals, crony capitalism and capitalism are basically without difference. it's not an open market when 99% of the population is excluded by birth. America may not have Kings or Dukes or titled lords, but the genetic lottery puts more resources into the hands of people whose parents were successful, essentially punishing children without means who may be as talented and capable as anyone else. Thus, it's a market of the few making decisions for the many, cronies if you will. Anti-trust laws are meaningless. And, with the information coming out at trial, it looks like Alex Jones is quite comfortable with crony capitalism, since he shuffles around the same group of people he has been warned about just to bring in money. He exploits people's fears, their desire for comfort against chaos, and reinforces what they're predisposed to believing anyway. This creates an intellectually stagnant echo chamber where no one really brokers dissent or debate, as debate is not about what's right anymore, but who's right. Which you might realize as, um, not the fucking point of learning. Being wrong is a functional mechanic of educating yourself. When someone can't admit to being wrong and insists on inerrancy, they are functionally incapable of intellectual growth.
And Billy, oh Billy, that stick in your ass is going to make you cross eyed. Take your brain force pills, and get your fucking shine box.
Thanks for having the courage to cover what should otherwise be a totally apolitical topic in a hyper politicized culture.
Lol.
Lolll
LMFAO!
Courage? Lol. Little Todd is at the very least a establishment tool.
@@antoineellison833
And yet you're here to watch him.
Dr. Grande, You My Friend Rock! Your line of explanation / thinking is as practical and logical as is reasonably possible. Know the facts, refer to the evidence and discover the truth and this will sink in people’s minds and they will nod there heads and say “Hmmm” he has Either be Bewildered or Satisfied and agree with your narrative.🥰.
"He's not just another paranoid person... he's a magnificent leader of the paranoid people!" This just invoked so many interesting visuals 🤣
🤣
He’s not a leader of anything, he’s a salesman who follows the business model of multi national cooperations
@@jasonbarkman he actually is a leader of hundreds of millions of like-minded Americans. Haven't you noticed that most Americans think everything is fake, staged, a psy op, that nothing crazy ever happens in this world unless if they're there to see it themselves? Crazy people don't exist, crazy people don't do shootings, it's all the democrats, NWO, FBI, CIA, reptilians, Jewish people, etc. etc.
We are way deep into the thought crime weeds here when speculation becomes a crime of sorts within society. Anyone who can't see that by now will NEVER be able to see it, till they themselves fall victim to it, even then many will STILL not see it. Feel as superior to me as you like. You will only be a bit slower getting to the gulag.
@@robdixson196- Yelling 'false flag because NWO' is not speculation or questioning. It's deciding that a disturbed young man did not kill his mother, take her guns, and shoot up a school. It's insisting that siblings can't possibly resemble each other, or that a younger child may wear clothes an older one has outgrown. It's a search for the bogeyman.
Real questioners don't take random screenshots from videos and insist that poor resolution or recording artifacts mean trickery. They don't start with the idea that Jane Smith and John Doe are crisis actors. Or whatever other claims are necessary to support the conspiracy idea.
Real questions are whether the shooter was alone or had an accomplice. Can police be sure the killer is the person named? Did the shooter have a target, with the rest killed to confuse matters? Was there more to it than what we were told?
Jones’ aggressive approach on everything was an extreme example of what behaviour other conspiracy addicts can turn on. That belligerent, patronising, pseudo intellectual, talking over everyone thing they do.
I get it - conspiracies do happen. But connecting dots every which way and berating anyone who doesn’t agree is just being an arsehole.
@Ron Seidel The wording could have been a bit nicer, but the sentiment is 100% accurate. So yes, it's justified.
I don't think he's an asshole.
I think he's just a bit crazy in a moderate and justified kind of way.
Given what he has been through and seen, I don't blame him for being a bit mad, but aside from a few mistakes, a lot of what he says is true.
@@althepsyphros3314 Aside from a few mistakes? Dude...
@@ellinmara5997 yes really
They're no pseudo - intellectual, they're just simply smarter and more courageous than you. Sorry. Go back to sleep. Keep up on your boosters and don't forget to pay your taxes
Dr. Grande, how do you receive requests for topics?
Actually OKI did a great video on the “gay frogs” story. They are putting chemicals in the water that are making the frog hermaphrodites. And the worry is what are how are those chemicals effecting you.
And when I say they I mean a company that produces fertilizers and pesticides.
Even if that's true, being hermaphroditic has ... literally no connection to homosexuality. So stop trying to legitimize f'ing Alex Jones, lmao.
“They are...”
Who is?
@@darklorddisco the Syngenta the company that makes the herbicide Atrazine. Shits nasty I live in an area that it’s heavily used in and we have shocking levels of thyroid cancer and other nasty stuff. The epa says it’s safe but there’s a lot of evidence pointing to it not being so the new head head of the company also used to work for the epa so there’s that too.
Thank you very much, Dr Grande. My prayers to the Sandy Hook victim's families.🙏❤️
I too would do everything in my power to make sure Alex Jones is doomed if he exposed me in the Bohemian Grove 😈
@@user-nh2qv6sq4z wut
@@Sputterbugz- A bunch of politicians and rich people have a party in the woods. Conspiracy believers make it out to be more than it is.
@@julietfischer5056 "party" where they worship and do a fake sacrifice to an owl god
Any legal argument made which isn't supported by a foundation of Best Evidence should be deemed baseless and thrown out of court. What is the best evidence that a conspiracy did take place? Failure to produce pictures of the crime. Alex Jones has "ground" or "standing" for an appeal. Why, because the opposition did not establish a foundation of Best Evidence.
How is the moon landing conspiracy theory "far right"?
I think he meant, far out ... man.
Well wilful ignorance and stupidity seem to be more popular on the right, call it circumstantial.
Apolitical and left wing conspiracy theories get lump in by guilt of association. It's poisoning the well. Literally in the case of chemical in the water supply which effect the sexual development of amphibians.
“Alex Jones has a right to express his opinion, even if they don’t make any sense” lol 😂
It was interesting how he simply could not stop talking in court. The picture of the two judges on fire was a real gem!
You sound like an ENABLER of conspiracy lunatics like Jones. One thing is to be
skeptical about things and another is to buy all the nonsense GRIFTERS like Alex spew on a weekly basis. 😬
@@pdcdesign9632 FTR, Absolutely NOTHING could be further from the truth. His conviction was one of the happiest days of my life!
Alex is 48? He looks more like late 50s.
Sun damage and lots of wrinkles make him look 10 years older.
Grande makes nearly every upload a grand day, youre the man doc !
Nice one Saul!
I used to listen to his infowars for many years. But after really thinking through and learning about philosophy I realized why I myself had been duped by him. If there is no boogeyman no one gets paid. 😂
Personally, I believe that Jones is an intelligence agency plant to serve as controlled oppostion AND that he is in cahoots with these Newtown 'parents'.
Consider this. Jones never mentions his sponsors. Why? Because his sponsor is the federal government because no major commercial corporate sponsor is going to damage their own reputation sponsoring a conspiracy channel.
What to do about Alex.... the same as what we do about leaders who claim ''the science is settled'' and ''the sea is rising'', then proceed to purchasing ocean front land at Marthas Vineyard and California
One Year is the Standard Filing Deadline for a Texas Defamation Lawsuit. You have one year to file a defamation (libel or slander) lawsuit in Texas, according to Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code section 16.002. And the "clock" begins to run on the date on which the defamatory statement is first made.
@ray h. never
Would you happen to know what the rule is for repeated statements? If you make a defamatory statement today, and then repeat the statement a year from now, when does the clock run out?
@@Anthropomorphic hi. There is no rule for repeated statements. It is from when the statement is first made which I believe in this case is 2012
@@bigupstravel Thanks for the response! As far as I can tell, the lawsuit was filed in 2018. I can't find any indication that Jones or anyone associated with him ever tried to use that to their defense, though, so I suppose there must've been some sort of extension or exemption. Texas appears to have some provisions for cases where people are unable to file the lawsuit within the deadline.
Except that a conspiracy theory is not a statement of fact, sonanyone who files a defamation case is not actually proving defamation because they are not able to prove 1 of the main tenets of a defamation case which starts with a statement of fact. If they had a legitimate case against Alex Jones they would have been able to prove that he was using a statement of face, but he wasn't because a conspiracy theory is not a statement of fact.
Not defending Alex. He may have some cuckoo claims, but this doesn't mean we should not be sceptical of authority, when they may not be operating in our best interests.
Keep scepticism on a leesh, sure, but we should never stop doubting something because some news reader, or authority is telling us one version of. To deny that governments have never conspired, or done terrible things to people, is the original conspiracy theory.
Being skeptical of authority is not the same as making up insane bullshit for the sake of furthering a personal political agenda.
@@joshuamccracken1498 and yet at least 5 of his crazy conspiracy theories are true.
I have a desire to conspire
This is a good point. Using actual reason & evidence, it is clear that our government rarely has our best interests in mind. Actual valid & reliable studies show that the will of the people rarely guides what legislation is introduced & passed, yet the will of corporate donors nearly always guides legislation. Greedy corporations will happily destroy people for profit & our elected officials allow it. There IS a globalist conspiracy to rule us financially, at least, but not the globalists (Jews) that Alex dog whistles about. The corporations are definitely poisoning the population for profits, though Alex's "gay frogs" theory has been debunked. He could have looked into it more, researched the PFOAs, forever chemicals, lead, etc. that taint a huge portion of Americans' drinking water & used his massive platform to apply pressure on the EPA. Instead, he ranted insanely & sold people supplements that were just as poisonous.
Your government, the World Economic Forum and Claus Schwab conspire against you everyday.
I was hoping you would do this. Thanks, Dr, Grande!
I am so happy that Dr. Grande is discussing this case. I am stunned by the antics in this courtroom by Jones!
I too would do everything in my power to make sure Alex Jones is doomed if he exposed me in the Bohemian Grove 😈
@@user-nh2qv6sq4z oh yeah I remember the Bohemian Grove. It's where all of our great leaders go and party I do satanic rituals. He even videotaped all that so there's no way people can be like oh it's not happening. I'm sure that's just a conspiracy theory to all these idiots in here. Lol
@@user-nh2qv6sq4z low IQ troll lmao
It's a show for the dumb masses. People's court style.
ALL a farce
This is really a calm and astute analysis of such chaos . Thank you xxx
My sister is paranoid and it is very disturbing to witness. I wish she would get help but there goes the cycle.
Case v chaos. Love it!
I love your subtle humor/sarcasm in all of your videos 😂
I was hoping youd cover this. Great analysis. Loving the black and yellow!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I'm another night owl and was happy to see this on this early morning.
Oh, if the world was flat, the cats would have pushed everything off by now.
Brilliant! I'm telling my daughter that bit about cats and a flat earth. She's a cat lover, and thinks flat earthers are hilarious.
In re cats, I second the thought.
Brilliant 👏!!!
Don’t get to catch you as often as I like Doc, insightful as always and still digging your summer threads!!!
Quote of the day:
"His supporters are trapped in a world where all information inexorably reinforces their nonsensical beliefs.
They are trapped in an illogical prison. And what's worse, Alex Jones is their proverbial cellmate."
His analysis of Jones' supporters was superb.
This is a perfect example Of how people want to believe in a Reality and all want to agree upon the reality. The fact that there is no room for a difference of opinion the intolerance that people have tour we'll have towards somebody else's perspective Create a dominance and Controlled society. Whether or not he was wrong In his perspective The fact that it was his perspective at the time Given most people Do tend to change the ideas over time Is not punishable by The laws of nature. People are allowed to believe differently and even express their ideas When we take away people's ability to question reality Especially when that reality is given to you We take away our abilities to be an individual.
Opinions are free. Lies have a price.
You’re right. People think Alex is such a threat. The real threat are the people silencing him, and everyone else who doesn’t have the establishment approved opinion.
Jones was one of the "internet outlaws" who rose to prominence after the 9/11 attacks. There was a whole constellation of pretty creative people pumping out material for mass consumption. The radio host Art Bell who's highly successful overnight radio show garnered millions of listeners as he explored the unexplained including conspiracy theories, was a pioneer in a type of citizen investigative researcher using the web for any leads. Early on Jones was humorous with clever insights. When he claimed, "crisis actors" were used at Sandy Hook, it really pissed me off and I relegated him as persona non grata. He probably took his millions and put it in crypto or an offshore bank account. Getting him to pay up on all the judgements will require a skilled accountant and attorney.
I loved Art Bell. It was entertaining to listen to, but at the end of the day, I knew it was bullshit.
Actually before 9/11 he was almost like an auditor. Now acts like a dumb sovereign citizen clueless with showing of conspiracies. I enjoy auditors that actually know laws for real. However I don't care for fan worship or any worship of humans " internet outlaw" or not. Creative people also debunk with sharing resource material, but others just make money on bs like Alex.
Though David Avocado Wolfe, Jesse Lee Peterson, Hunter, and Tate find ways to get money as well among others creatively. Not always without harm to others. Fans worship and can bot take in the facts if " don't know your hero" or just like finding ways to cause harm with a group as if a hobby.
I hear he was so smart he gave up his phone.
Don't worry there are no conspiracies, there's no free will, Stalin and Hltler did everything by accident
@Jason Mimosa if history has taught us one thing people with power and money will do anything to grow that power and money. Now the msm just covers for them.
Those parents from Sandyhook went through hell because of this man. Death threats, on line harassment, people hanging out in front of their house, so awful
All because this man wanted to know the truth. We still don't know why these parents took money when their children died not to sue anyone.
@@somewhatinformed1208 I'd be cautious about believing any of that story, not saying that it isn't true because I don't know the details, but there has been a lot of half truths too.
My heart hurts for them too
@@somewhatinformed1208 it was all about the money for the parents. Otherwise they wouldn't have had go fund me accounts set up for them. Nor would they have appeared in coast to coast news and tv stations. Who loses a child and does a round of talk shows and is interviewed by many news agencies? I saw no shows of genuine grief from these parents. And they said the weirdest things about their dead children. It was surrealistic. These parents were a bunch of weirdos.
How is it alexs fault the familys were harrased? There were debates all over the internet discussing if sandy hook was a fishy event.
Good Day, Dr. Grande. This should be Fascinating!
Civil defense attorneys love this guy, they spend their lives fighting his lawsuits. While not an overly common practice, a known legal structure to use when liability protection is unavailable is to move money into foreign jurisdictions. The courts there don't recognize US judgments, you have to litigate the case all over again in that country - not an inexpensive undertaking. I had an OB/GYN that could not get adequate liability insurance at other than an insane cost, so he moved much of his wealth to an offshore jurisdiction. I think it was the Isle of Mann.
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I look forward to hearing your thoughts and analysis’s on today’s topics and concerns.
You are a breath of fresh air!!
And remember as he says,
to paraphrase... I am not analyzing this case, I am estimating what might occur in a case similar to this!
Yeah, cuz you can't handle truth
Several Years after this happened, I watched all of his Videos, and listening to him. He was Very convincing, Having knowing some of his background, I took it with a grain of salt. all and all it just didn't add up... I'm sure the parents of these children went through HELL, he kind of rubbed their faces in it. What a shame. I don't think this is the last we will see of him!
You know there are some conspiracies for money and power. In particular, the one about the elite drive for a One World Government is pretty much undeniably true at this point. With that said, he couldn't help but add a lot of tabloid sensationalism to all of his stuff. What he said about Sandy Hook was so far out there and in such bad taste, you have to question this guy's judgement. He should have seen this outcome coming from a hundred miles away.
I bet you didn't research any of the facts around the event either. People are so gullible 🤣🤣
@@russianbot1779 Sorry, you would LOOSE that bet. one of the main items was the FBI's Crime statistics page. where they claimed for that year there were ZERO murderers. that was Compelling, With many calls to them. they simply wouldn't update it. I found it amazing that they told me Because it was children they wouldn't list it. But they had 0 listed.... IT simply didn't make sense, and still to this day, for Newton CT. they still list ZERO murders, With only 7 listed Violent Crimes. What amazes me is that so MANY OPEN their mouths. with out KNOWING WHAT they are talking about! Gullible, yes. I get it. But Being lazy, and not doing ANY FACT CHECKING. NO I DONT GET THAT!
@@russianbot1779 people that believe Alex Jones are indeed very gullible.
@@duskripper6650 It could be they are also vulnerable. We have 'so-called' holy men of islam radicalising young men to do acts of terrorism. Alex Jones is radicaling people for monetary gain.
If we could stop or reduce the radical teachers then 'perhaps' the world would be a better place. Probably isn't going to happen now the interweb has opened a Pandora's box of madness.
Robbie Parking still smirking laughing
How about major news networks that do the exact same thing?
My brother is a die-heart. He listens to Alex Jones for several hours every day. My brother is very difficult to be around as he is also on the autism spectrum so he gets stuck on these conspiracies and has a difficult time not talking nonstop about them. You cannot reason with him at all. :(
Yes, it must be difficult. Just nod your head and smile whenever he talks.
and you are here, complaining about your family members on a social network....
@@andreabalzi8446 Yes, that is pretty obvious. I blame the influences of Alex Jones on some, if not most, of my brothers rants. He has made a huge impact on my brother (and thus my family) and that makes me sad. My older brother is 65 years old.
@Susan Vitela - I don't know what the politeness of discourse is within your family, but if you've made up your mind that everything Alex says is wrong, the problem is you and not your brother. Perhaps your brother obsesses and believes everything - I'm not sure, but if you discount everything your brother says from Alex's show, that is on you. Don't forget, autism also correlates to intelligence.
I used to change my little brothers' diapers. Now I can't stand to be in the same car with him. He's got a B.A. Degree but his analytical abilities are all on the "contrarian" side of the emotional cereal box. No excuses for his behavior other than undiagnosed autism and other "issues'.
Now please analyze Klaus Schwab, or George Soros.
He won't, that would take real research.
He might be getting money from them.......in my opinion
You really think those people pay EVERYONE? Saying stuff like that makes you sound crazy. I'd agree people of many sorts probably pay big news companies and things but I doubt they care about RUclipsrs who just talk about true crime
He will not do such because RUclips will ban him. He would be a dissident
@@HarnessTheQi I’m assuming you got triggered by the reality of what he said about your messiah AJ and his psychoanalysis of the depressing state of AJ followers. Please post your doctorate on psychology as you seem to be so well informed in psychology. So we’ll informed that you believe lizard people run the show. ROFL!
With Alex Jones as your cellie you'd have spiders coming out of your pillow.
Deb, thank you. I like Mark Dice as well. He is another truth teller that got censored on RUclips. Brilliant and funny.
James Corbett is excellent
Lol leaving a random response as a comment and not a reply is such an old person thing to do.
"Someone to lead the charge against Reason and Common sense."
Pure gold, Dr. Grande.
This video is an excellent and incisive look into the whipsawed mindset of conspiracy theorists. Incredibly helpful, gives needed insight to step back and recognize how conspiracy theorists justify their beliefs. While for others It's painful to watch, you're confirming it's difficult for them (CT's) as well.
Maybe Alex Jones's Lawyer handed over those emails on purposed, by "mistake", cause he too was tired of Jones's nonsense. Conspiracy, I know !
Well, it sounds better than the Lizard People Theory... lol!
You sound like an ENABLER of conspiracy lunatics like Jones. One thing is to be
skeptical about things and another is to buy all the nonsense GRIFTERS like Alex spew on a weekly basis. 😬
But is it a far left conspiracy?
There are good reasons why lawyers rarely do that sort of thing. It makes them look simultaneously incompetent and sleezy. If they are that unhappy with a client they simply refuse to represent them anymore. More likely theories are either this guy had a humungous brain fart that day. Or he was paid off to throw the case. That payment would have to be HUGE to justify him damaging his own career that way.
@@robdixson196 ever heard of bribing? It's not because alex has spewed conspiracy theories, that everything he said was a lie. It's equally dangerous now to dismiss whatever this man had to say
Seeing Alex Jones on Joe Rogan was pretty amusing... Getting deplatformed really hurt him.
Being born in Texas plus a lack of education is about all the explanation that anyone should need.
I came of age in Austin and watched Alex rise to infamy from his humble cable access days, where he would do things like disrupt the city council meetings to be escorted off or arrested, quite a show. Years later it seemed so odd that he was suddenly gaining traction and popularity. I even almost applied for Infowars but quickly changed my mind when I found out it was his organization. Coincidentally, I happened to attend one of the high schools he went to less than 10 years after he had attended. I grew up in the shadow of this man and this movement and what's become of the country. He's one of the foremost individuals responsible for influencing what's happened in this country over the last 15 years in terms of radicalization. There is no conspiracy theory too crazy or depraved, and too many people believe it like it's better than news. Tonthis day nothing strait forward can actually happen and be accepted as such without Alex Jones styled full scale rebuttle blaming alien lizard people and their alliance with the satanic, baby eating liberals faking everything to make guns and conservatives look bad. I hope I live long enough to see this era and these movements pass into history with a mass awakening into sobriety, but each year I become more and more pessimistic as irrationalism over takes decency. Long overdue, Alex finally has some justice served for just a sliver of the damage he's caused to the fabric of our society. Maybe one day he'llbe back on public access and be regarded as the strange and fringe radical he seems to have always been, obscured with his obscure ideas, and forfeit the fortune all the ignorance in the world could buy. God bless, and maybe the grander tragedies of our times not take further root in our hearts and minds.
Troll.
So Alex is not right about anything he says? Do you watch the news?
@@ericellert4006 How’s my sexy Jew Hater doing. Lucky number 4 to you and yours😗😗😗😗
Nevertheless Alex still survives. I wonder why????
Dude wake up. Take everything with a grain of salt. Even if demons and aliens arent envolved these people are evil. You are nothing to them. And if you gain their attention you are worse then nothing. Im glad my teachers always told me to shut up till i hated authority.
I know a husband and wife who absolutely believe this song and dance. They are educated, intelligent and responsible. Every other aspect of their lives seems to be well balanced and reasonable. I have not dared to mention space ventures nor the dangers of Presidents in convertibles.
@Angela Dansie
There's so much not
told. Like after the
alleged murders, all
the victims mortgages
we're paid off. The city
received billions. The
alleged shooter and
mother are dead so no
confirmation that these
two people even existed.
If you watched all the
videos taken after the
alleged shooting there's
so much controversy
of the movements made.
Doesn't add up. Plus
the pics taken of the
children that were allegedly murdered turning up in different schools. Oh there's so much more. Railroaded!
ask yourself a few questions
@Nebula Nirvana are you just going to keep replying that to everyone?
So you're the vaccinated dummy of your group
@@RowanWarren78 We meet again second-level Manager Karen.
Every time time he says Alien Lizard Humanoids🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Thank you for all the forensic cases video analysis.
Jones is not "guilty" ... he's liable. It's a civil case.
by dubious default which most judges would not do, rather sanction.
@@LeftInBama he did that to himself
@@dkupke Not at all, that is why the judge walked back her statement after Constitutional lawyers across the country spoke up: now she claims he didn't "fully participate"; hundreds of thousands of emails, hard drives, videos etc & in inability to provide videos of which were removed from Analytic servers like YT & Google...bad ruling.
Documents that had no meaningful impact on Plaintiffs ability to prove their case would never have such a default judgment issued *in any court*. Being an echo chamber, doesn't make one correct. You can hate the man, but we all should want Civil Procedure upheld in Courts.
@@dkupke He certainly did. Agreed.
My mother told me to go into crisis acting in college but I chose crisis standup comedy. Should have listened to her.
The water is turning the fricken frogs gay, doctor.
Another good take. I like the little quips that are interjected too.
These poor families should be able to sue every channel that broadcasts this BS!
They already are able to sue anybody they want. What they should have to do is prove actual defamation occurred before being able to prevail. In this show trial, that part was skipped entirely. If you keep licking those boots, before long they'll be stomping on you!
I mean they can but they're not going to unless they're likely to financially profit from it.
Regardless I think it's good that media corporations are now regularly taking big financial hits from their lies. I can see there being a some huge cases over the COVID disinformation being spread by nigh on every major media outlet the last few years.
@@GangsterFrankensteinComputer Right. You forum shop where you can get the best judgment. Agreed that it is good to see some accountability...as long as it is within what have traditionally been defamation standards and extraordinary instances don't occur which allow for 2-tiered justice based on which side of the political spectrum you stand.
@@mrhodes9160 The court has to retain the ability to provide recourse in the event that a defendant refuses to go along with the court process; otherwise, all defendants could just stonewall and then never receive a judgement against them.
It makes sense to me; if you don’t respond to a lawsuit, a default judgement is entered against you. His unwillingness to follow the court’s rules is tantamount to refusing to participate in the lawsuit; hence, the default judgement.
He has the right to appeal; I hope he does because I’m very curious as to what the appellate court’s opinion will be.
@@cammin5707 An appeal most likely would overturn the case as a judge can be bogusly claiming that a defendant didn't comply as occurred in this case. It could be that it is cheaper to rest with this judgment rather than go through the appeals process. Texas law caps judgment amount to be paid where it could be much smaller amount than advertised.
The Bohemian Grove people thank you.
You bet they do!
Complete brilliance. Simply one of the best and most educational videos Ive ever watched.
I’m still just curious how World Trade Center #7 building collapsed with no plane hitting it and only a small fire in it also when some guy was on the news that day saying they had to “take the building “ . I guess that’s not a conspiracy though after 20 years. How soon people forget
I always felt sorry for the parents of the Sandy Hook victims. Firsr the tragedy of losing a child, then being surrounded by the conspiracy theories which could only have compounded their grief.
I watched a lot of the breakdowns and analysis of the event by the conspiracy theorists and they could be convincing to people with the right mindset.
Signed, Bliss Lizard 🦎
don't you mean abnormal mindset?
It happens after every disaster.
Some people still just refuse to believe it's very appealing for certain individuals to go postal, and there's something behind the tragedy that isn't a direct result of US culture.
@@GangsterFrankensteinComputer rather like ' muckers ' in Blum's 𝘚𝘵𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘰𝘯 𝘡𝘢𝘯𝘻𝘪𝘣𝘢𝘳 (genetic trait, the recessive allele didn't produce that behavior)?
Damn, Alex is only 4 years older than me. He looks like he's in his late 50's. It can't be good for the health spreading BS all the time.
Yep...I'm 59...I thought he was at least as old as me.
Hell, he's only one year older than me, and looks 20 years older than I do. LOL
I had the same thought. I had no idea he is so young compared to how he looks.
Until this moment, I always believed Alex Jones was about my age, 57; by comparison, he makes me look like a teenager - LOL!
It does make a 400+ cholesterol score worse.
It's amazing that all these things happened, and they're called theories.
Exactly
You just earned a new follower, Dr. Grande! LOL. I love the subtlety of your censure.
Good afternoon Dr Grande. What a nasty person,when the children at Sandy Hook were shot, I actually cried my eyes out. This man who believes in conspiracy theories , sounds more he definitely needs mental health care. My sympathy goes too all those disaster you mentioned. I completely agree with your analysis. Thank you Dr Grande. Brilliant analysis and topic.
He's actually correct sometimes eg the WEF , epsteins Paedo island etc. He was wrong in this one and apologized. I wouldn't take his products. Conspiracies are being planned and are happening every day. Cartels have meetings to distort markets all the time. Politicians say one thing and do another.Trudeau takes his private plane to Costa Rica during a 'climate emergency'.
As a retired teacher, I get very emotional when there's a school shooting. Fire drills pale compared to active shooting drills.
@@susansjs Thank you Susan, it took one massacre in Australia too tighten our gun laws and our children are safe going to school.
You cried karen? Please.
@@ericellert4006 Normal people have empathy.
It'd be great if you profiled *the followers* who chronically embrace virtually all major conspiracy theories.
(What are their primary, shared, background characteristics & psychological traits? Are there any meaningful correlations?)
They're mentally ill. They distrust authority and are averse to logic or reason.
Ain't you Socrates.
Did you believe the state propaganda of Iraqi WMD?
They're called CNN viewers. As Rand Paul aptly said : "The greatest purveyor of lies in our country is the American government" as evidenced in the Warren commission to name but one example. People like Alex Jones, despite his excesses, play a healthy role warning us against massive lies leading to massive massacres like the Gulf Wars massacres.
So you still believe covid came from eating bats?
This was a sound and reasonable analysis. I enjoyed it.
There is more than enough real life anomalies that are fascinating to research & learn about.
This amazing life we have right in front of us is ample material for many lifetimes.
You don’t need to time travel or deal with talking lizards who have oligarch complexes to realize the unique position as mammals we are in.
And how lucky we are to have the ability to witness & reason with it.
That to me is truly extraordinary
Of all the places in this world to direct your energies, why grieving parents. It’s unforgivable. Some people can’t direct their energies in positive ways, just a fact of life. Hopefully he’ll get more and more financially destroyed.
What grieving parents? Sandy Hook wasn't even operational until a few days before the event. Most people in town were surprised to hear the school was still standing, as it was shut down due to flood damage a few years prior. I would tell you to do some research, but I'm sure it's easier to just call me a conspiracy theorist. Show me a single document to prove the school was operational even one week prior. I'll wait.
Because of the reality that for most sane people, Sandy Hook was a wakeup call in favor of more gun control. He used the tragedy and the parents as pawns to push the idea that this event was staged by ‘leftists’ to “take away your guns!” And of course the gun lobby was behind him 100% in the background, supporting radio blowhards and buyable Congressmen who parroted this rhetoric.
I am waiting for details and proofs. Grieving or Greedy?
@@jandeenphoto here's an idea, why don't you just mind your own business. How does the Sandy Hook incident affect your life? Imagine how you would feel if, after you lost a family member someone asked you for proof that a family member had really died. Would you feel like this perfect stranger was entitled to a second of your time?
More like con artist.
His theories were obviously overblown. People like this are a great way to make anyone who questions the "official" narrative look crazy.
Like WMDs in the middle east? Like it came from a wet market? Keep blindly consuming, enjoy.
This is why you have to think critically.
Hear hear!!
Alex is like the proverbial broken clock.
If he’s so insignificant why go after him. I say, IDK if Sandy Hook happened or not, which is true, but there are things that don’t make sense, like Robbie Parker.
One of the saddest things about conspiracy theorists is that most of them can craft the perfect tinfoil hat without ever even learning how to use a telescope.
Ok, i bought a telescope. I learned the earth is flat, now what?
@@omniman332 Learn to use the telescope first. Just buying it doesn't help.
I'll bet you don't know who invented the phrase and why.
Omg, I thought he was so much older, like 20 years older, born Feb 1974??? No freaking way
I really enjoy your very consistent presentation.
4:14 - i’m from outside the US so can someone explain how it’s possible not to be convicted of a crime in selling fake health products in America, please?
thanks
They aren't fake products, watch his show.
We hope that one in a thousand will cure cancer and it happens sometimes, then is quickly suppressed by our rulers.
@@garygeer7646 they aren't fake, but legitimate shite 💩
American law are very slack. look at their health care system, they don't care if people die, as long as they're making a profit.
I soooo get it! Lol 😂
Hey Dr, you have the most relaxed calm voice I’ve ever heard...
Hurt themselves laughing hysterically! 🤣 That was great. 👍
All he has to do is say, "Alleged" before every outlandish claim. I've come to the conclusion the Earth is oblate.