re: Infowars files for bankrupcy

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Weird they didn't get the same protection as The NY Times? Why do you think they is counselor?

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they who? When? Where? Details?

You are clearly obsessing over SOMETHING, but I have no idea what it might be.

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You are clearly obsessing over SOMETHING, but I have no idea what it might be.

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Just enjoying your typical and relentless stupidity.

Carry on and have a good Saturday

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I assume the girl’s legs are dangling straight down over the father’s thighs but would need to see more of the cropped image to offer a more informed opinion.

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I’m trying to figure what the insinuation here is supposed to be.

If you really dive deep into the statements he has made since he’s been on air it becomes quickly apparent that he’s a grifting frickwad that just makes up “news” on the fly, which is really his only credible talent, bullshitting while exuding confidence in the bullshite. Hopefully the Travis County jury awards the plaintiffs everything they want.

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In this case and considering that Jones is filing bankruptcy specifically to avoid paying significant money judgments awarded against him and his company for defaming the parents of the dead Sandy Hook children, I think that this particular bankruptcy is extraordinarily “shameful.“

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An interesting aspect of these bankruptcy attempts is that Jones is trying to use the debt to companies that are subsidiaries of Infowars companies, or debt to companies owned by other beneficiaries of Infowars companies in claiming bankruptcy. For instance, he has transferred ownership of his vitamin/snake oil subsidiary to family members and has claimed the debt to that company in bankruptcies. The ownership transfers happened after depositions and legal proceedings began. A large portion of his “debts” are to his children’s trusts, to his father who is essentially a partner in his business, and to other family members. It’s bullshite and completely on brand for Alex.

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It, quite literally, means you can’t service your debts and hence, don’t have enough money.

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"enough" being the operative term here.
Monopoly bankrupt = $0.00

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I’m trying to figure what the insinuation here is supposed to be.

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The main gist of what the conspiracy theorists were proffering was that the kids were not killed, but rather they were being portrayed as older siblings of themselves, and their pictures from a few years prior were used to represent a dead kid that doesn't exist. So if people ask "Where's Braden?" then someone can say "Braden is dead. Aidan is Braden's older brother." But there was no Braden, that's a person they invented using Aidan's old photos.

So in this photo, the theory would be that the middle child is really the oldest girl's old photo that has been PhotoShopped in. It doesn't help that this is the same "dad" that was seen in that link going from laughter to tears in seconds for the camera. It also doesn't help that 0bama was in a photo with 1-2 of them, with the oldest wearing the same dress. Now from what they are saying, it wouldn't make sense that the oldest one ("Emilie") is the one who is said to have been killed, and that 0bama would have been in a photo with her (or her sister wearing the same dress). Then they have the younger two daughters listed as 1 year apart, but this doesn't look like the two youngest are 1 or even 2 years apart:



The reason I'd like to believe this was a hoax is because I don't want to think of these kids being dead, so don't really like discussing it. However, people can have different opinions, and Alex Jones's unfair punishment is just another slippery slope. They call this "hate speech" to not buy the government narrative.