Exposing Faux Capitalism

It’s another year, and that means another Infowars Money Bomb.

Inspired by the Ron Paul 2008 presidential campaign Money Bomb, Alex Jones started his own Infowars Money Bomb in 2008.

Lee Rogers of Oracle Broadcasting pointed out in 2009 how that year’s Money Bomb announcement had some of the exact same content as the previous year’s Money Bomb, which prompted an online defense from Alex Jones associate, Aaron Dykes, showing that you really hurt someone when you hit them in the pocketbook.

Visitors to Oracle Broadcasting will see that I have so far donated over $600 to the network. Why?

Oracle Broadcasting features hosts that cover topics Alex Jones dare not cover including Zionism, the $300+ billion AIDS scam, the Council for National Policy, and they expose suspect guests like Steve Pieczenik, Lindsey Williams, David Icke and Fritz Springmeier, and suspect media operations like Coast to Coast AM and the Daily Bell.

If Alex Jones is really such a threat to the New World Order, why did one of his own regular guests, Alan Watt, discredit him as a fearmonger, only to be repeatedly invited back?

For those who say that critics of Alex Jones are jealous of his success, I pointed out that by that logic, Alex Jones himself must be jealous of the success of Barack Obama and Rush Limbaugh in criticizing them, since they’re more successful than he is. To me, these are the Alex Jones double standard bearers.

George Whitehurst-Berry had the second-highest-rated show among online listeners on the same network as Alex Jones until it was cancelled under suspicious circumstances in April 2012.

Is Alex Jones really a team player in telling Gary Franchi “if you ever backbite me, I’ll squish you like a bug, and you’ll be dead in this movement.” Such statements are a pattern of behaviour from him, as Jack Blood and Mark Dice can attest to.

Before donating to Alex Jones’ Money Bomb, ask yourself why prominent anti-Zionist Stephen Lendman has never been invited onto his show, despite regularly featuring his articles on Infowars.com and both being regulars on Russia Today. Could it perhaps be because Lendman will be too outspoken against Zionism for Alex Jones’ sponsors and supporters to handle, just like when Steve Pieczenik was reined in for putting too much heat on the Zionists?

Find out why Oracle Broadcasting is truly living up to its motto of delivering cutting-edge, uncensored talk radio, and consider donating to them to have a truly alternative voice in the alternative media.

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