His relentless attacks against the government, big tech, media, etc., perhaps led him to poke a number of bears one too many times

There is the familiar, old saying, “Be careful what you ask for, you just might get it.”

There is no denying that Alex Jones has foreseen some of the breakdown coming upon us and some of the causes. But, as is so often the case, when someone tries to parlay their foresight into personal, financial advantage, they also all too often lose sight of the higher purpose – such as promoting peace, love, freedom, harmony and neutrality – and shun those who maintain that purpose and who freely offer far more accurate, life-saving information.

Such is the case with Alex Jones. Over the years, a number of people and I have sent Jones Billy Meier’s detailed, accurate prophetic and predictive information. There were never any responses, nor any public acknowledgment of Meier’s information, from him, as far as we know.

But in his lust for the limelight, it appears that Jones may have “borrowed” from it.

As anyone who’s watched his show – or seen the information about the trial – knows, Jones has a tendency to give credibility to, and promote, various unsubstantiated conspiracy theories. His relentless attacks against the government, big tech, media, etc., perhaps led him to poke a number of bears one time too many times.

This isn’t to say that his recent trial was entirely fair, with what appear to be clear violations of his right to free speech, prejudicial statements to the jury by the judge, etc. But one has to wonder how seriously Jones took all of his own rhetoric and hyperbole about the powers-that-be. Did he really think that he was immune to what they could, and ultimately did, do? Did he really think that he was immune to the…law of cause and effect?

So Jones portrays himself as the victim…failing to mention that he’s mainly a victim of his own excesses.

He has used every opportunity to act as a rabble-rouser, pitching heavily – sometimes bellowing through a bull horn from an armored vehicle – to the politically right-wing, Christian fundamentalists who comprise a large part of his audience. Like many others who play to this crowd, he offers more heat than light, fueling their frustration and anger, and encouraging the easier-to-come-by, impulsive actions that eschew all thoughtful reasoning.

The left of course has its own comparably irrational provocateurs and foot soldiers.

Jones claims, probably sincerely, to be a “true believer”, invoking the imaginary God and Jesus now and then, though perhaps not quite as frequently as the commercials for the other products he sells, which allegedly have made him a multi-millionaire.

With Jones’ large public platform, he could’ve reached multitudes of people with the…truth. Of course, it would’ve required him to not be awash in brain-dead religious delusion, nor so materialistic. Being a bull-in-a-china-shop, a physical mass with a lot of energy that favors forceful impulsiveness over discernment, he gave no consideration to the consequences.

Of course, the conflict-provoking Jones has a War Room broadcast on his Infowars site, to further promote the Ramboian American ideal of bluster, bravado, brute force and…miscalculation. Ingrained in much of the collective American psyche, this is the institutionalized anger, aggression, and violence the country was founded on, and perpetuates to this day.

It’s the hubris of power that oversteps its bounds, such as the taunting and arrogant defiance that even many females in leadership positions man – ooops! – personifest, recently exemplified by Nancy Pelosi, dutifully doing her part to contribute to the face-slapping of China that will, in time, be responded to with great vengeance.

With no immediate or long-range intentions to pursue reasoning and living in harmony with people, Jones – like Pelosi and the rest of the warmongers – only care about fomenting conflicts and seeking advantage and domination over their perceived enemies. They use the, tried and true, flag-waving and hocus-pocus about “God’s will” to manipulate the masses…and increase their bank accounts.

Jones is not alone in peddling a complete lack of personal self-responsibility. His conspiracy laden, blame-it-all-on-the-evil-elite agenda is typical of, and plays to, many fundamentalist, right-wing Christians, who claim their deity has bestowed upon them certain special divine rights, but few responsibilities other than to believe…instead of think.

People like Jones deliberately feed mob mentality which, as demonstrated countless times throughout history, never brings the true peace, love, freedom and harmony. As is often the case, whatever good intention any aspiring leaders may have had before they became demagogues, are neglected once they get a taste of power and wealth.

Jones has expressed some contrition about participating in spreading false rumors about the Sandy Hook massacre, while simultaneously playing the victim and begging for money for his supposed financial woes. Still, we should also remember that he made this bed of nails for himself and doubtlessly would’ve defiantly continued, had some people determined to stop him not succeeded. And there are more trials to come.

But, in his narcissism, he will no doubt continue to beg for money and play the martyr for the cause, should he manage to not be successfully, and wrongly, silenced. Ironically, he’s right that the powers-that-be now really do intend to shut him up and/or tie him up with costly legal proceedings.

The lust for wealth and power, along with delusional beliefs and polarizing political partisanship, are evolution stultifying, dead-end degeneracies. True peace, love, freedom and harmony require personal self-responsibility, not millions and millions of dollars, nor any form of hysterical mob mentality.

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