ANTI-JEWISH, 'PRO-ISRAEL' CONSPIRACY THEORIST BANNED BY FACEBOOK
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Facebook said it removed his pages, including Infowars, "for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies."
The conspiracy theorist has, in the past, also engaged in several anti-Jewish theories, claiming last year that Jews posed as KKK followers in Charlottesville in order to discredit white supremacist protesters.
"I mean, quite frankly, I’ve been to these events, a lot of the KKK guys with their hats off look like they’re from the cast of “Seinfeld,” Jones said at the time.
Alex Jones leverages ban to his advantage.
ReplyDeleteThere's an ap now that people can download onto their devices to get Jones' material. His detracors have played right into this hand. Jones' sock in trade is conspiracy theories.
And here we have a real conspiracy by tech giants to shut him down.
It's possible that they couldn't have given him more publicity and handed him more of a new audience if they tried.
yes just as trump will be more popular after being impeached
ReplyDeleteYes. His fairness in handling of the riots will be praised by all.
ReplyDeleteBy all who don't want their oxygen ration cards revoked.
ReplyDeleteFEMA camps.
ReplyDelete'Nuff said.
https://gab.ai/RealAlexJones/posts/31270083
ReplyDeleteOh. Claiming that some KKK members are Jewish is anti-Jewish.
ReplyDeleteWell, honey, let me just tell you a thing or two. This here place is the United States of America. And if a Jew wants to join the Klan, ain't no law can stop him.
And claiming that Jews are part of the Klan may be anti-Jewish. BUT CLAIMING THEY CAN'T IS UN-AMERICAN!!!!!!!
And for the record, Jones was making a statement. What if I say that some Jews are academics teaching moral relativism? THAT'S AN ANTI-JEWIH STATEMENT.
Maybe I should be banned from social media.