InfoWars’ Alex Jones: I Had ‘Form of Psychosis’ While Pushing Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theories

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Editor’s note: Though VT seldom shares its Zio-politics and the InfoWars love of Bolshevism, and this is our opinion (What the hell do we know?) we do admire Alex Jones as a great entertainer and role model.  There is only one….g

During a deposition for a number of lawsuits filed by the parents of Sandy Hook victims, InfoWars host Alex Jones said he had a “form of psychosis” while he was pushing conspiracy theories about the school shooting, The Austin American-Statesman reports.

Jones reportedly said that at the time, he “almost had like a form of psychosis… where [he] basically thought everything was staged, even though I’m now learning a lot of times things aren’t staged.” Jones blamed his mental state on the “trauma of the media and the corporations lying so much,” saying that he couldn’t “trust anything anymore,” and he didn’t really know what reality was.

Editor’s note:  Nothing worse than putting one of the world’s most experienced television actors in front of a camera.  Jone’s performance here is stunning!



He also admitted to the lawyer of one of the suing parents that he was susceptible to “mass groupthink.” “And so now I see that it’s more in the middle. All right? So that’s where I stand,” Jones said.

Despite claiming that his mental state altered his worldview at one point, he claimed that he could “question big public events” as part of his First Amendment rights. “I believe children died.

“I believe there was a mass shooting,” Jones said, adding that “experts” he’s spoken to—including “retired FBI agents and other people and people high up in the Central Intelligence Agency”—told him there was a “cover-up in Sandy Hook.”

read more at Daily Beast

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5 COMMENTS

  1. Lanza never existed, the shooters were the guys dressed as cops who were seen heading away from the school into the woods in the helicopter footage, they had driven up to the school in the black Honda. They were apprehended by local police in the woods, but managed to fool them and walked back to the school then disappeared into the crowd that had gathered by that point.

    • Yeah, two dozen dead children and a complex multi-layered cover psy-op designed to entrap anyone in the so-called conspiracy theory/alt media sphere, such as the fatuous professor who wrote an incredibly bad book about it and is now rightly being sued.

  3. No it didn’t, that’s just one of the many red herrings intended to fool and discredit idiots like Fetzer. The shooting was all too real.

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