I Have a Dream... Someday!

Alex Jones was an amateur bodybuilder before discovering fake conspiracy shilling, you know...

That was great--so revealing of AJ's true nature-well done, Prothink!

You know, one name one doesn't hear a lot in anti-zionist circles but should is Douglas Reed (British). His book Controversy of Zion, written in 1956 is an amazing read, and is a great antidote to Alex Jones' lightweight NWO narrative. In fact, reading COZ you can't help but wonder if AJ is basically reading from COZ and simply removing any and all references to Zionism. It is bound to be seen as controversial by many, and while I'm not going to say I necessarily think he's right about everything he says the book is a virtual encyclopedia of the subject of Talmudic Judaism, Adam Weishaupt's Illuminati thing, the ensuing rash of revolutions around the world, the emergence of the mysterious Protocols, and everything you eevr wanted to know about Woodrow Wilson, WW1, and WW2 that you won't find discussed with this much authority anywhere else.

Reed fought in WW1 then became a European correspondent for the Times of London working in Germany and Central Europe during the rise of Hitler. He resigned his post after noticing that his dispatches were being censored when he began to write about the growing threat of war--which is when he began to notice the conspiracy that kept making wars break out in Europe. I've just started his book Insanity Fair which was published in 1938 and is a personal account of the history between the wars from someone (him) who lived right in the middle of it all.

Alex Jones is probably getting frustrated because he realizes he has failed and that the real truth (and his exposure as a shill) is just around the corner!