Some Alex Jones articles

**FL Patriot** · 03-10-2010

Alex Jones Websites Under Massive And Sustained Attack

Alex Jones’ websites were assaulted by a massive, organized and sustained attack today which is still ongoing as zombie computers around the world were used to launch a denial of service attack which is undoubtedly related to our ongoing efforts to expose the government’s Cybersecurity agenda as the gargantuan threat to Internet freedom it represents.

142 Comments Huffington Post Kills Jesse Ventura’s Piece On 9/11

This morning, Jesse had a front-page piece on 9/11 up at HuffPost: a front-page piece that quickly slipped off that front page–and then completely disappeared.

106 Comments Announcing the Birth Of The Real Coffee Party

In response to the brazen effort on behalf of Republicans and neo-conservatives to hijack the Tea Party, as well as the establishment’s attempt to promote the Obama front “Coffee Party” as a fraudulent alternative, we are announcing the creation of The Real Coffee Party, an organization committed not to partisan bickering, but to the basic principles outlined in the Constitution.

109 Comments Kucinich Will Vote To Kill Government Run Health Care

Democratic Congressman Dennis Kucinich has stated that he is willing to effectively kill the government run health care bill by voting against the party line and sticking to his own principles.

78 Comments 911 Truth on ABC News Nightline

Chris Bury of ABC News attempts to construct a hit piece on 9/11 Truth and fails.

108 Comments CNN Lavishes Coffee Party With Favorable Coverage After A Year Of Tea Party Demonization

The corporate media is once again lavishing the “Coffee Party” with favorable coverage after having demonized the Tea Party as racist extremists for nearly a year, proof positive that the much vaunted new movement, which is run by an Obama campaign operative, is nothing more than a front for the establishment.

**FL Patriot** · 03-10-2010

Britain heads for inconclusive election: poll

No political party has enough support to win outright control of parliament in Britain’s forthcoming election, raising the prospect of a period of unstable minority government, opinion polls showed on Tuesday.

18 Comments Citizen’s arrest of George W. Bush justified, court hears

Political activist John Boncore was entitled to try to arrest former U.S. president George W. Bush for war crimes, his lawyer told a Calgary court Monday.

86 Comments S.Korea, US launch war games despite N.Korean threats

Tens of thousands of US and South Korean troops Monday began an annual military exercise despite threats from North Korea, which claims the drill is a preparation for nuclear war.

15 Comments How the British Establishment is conspiring to prop up the AGW myth

News has just reached me that the great Professor Ian Plimer, scourge of climate-fear-promoters everywhere, has been suddenly disinvited by the Royal Society of Artists (RSA) from a lecture he was due to give in May before an audience including the Duke of Edinburgh.

7 Comments Call for Brown to face fresh grilling by Iraq inquiry over ‘discrepancies’ with evidence

Gordon Brown was last night facing demands that he reappear at the Iraq Inquiry after his top defence official flatly contradicted the Prime Minister’s claims to have always supported troops.

**FL Patriot** · 03-10-2010

Waterboarding for dummies

Internal CIA documents reveal a meticulous protocol that was far more brutal than Dick Cheney’s “dunk in the water”

19 Comments The Washington Post on ‘lunatic’ 9/11 ‘conspiracy theorists’

An editorial in the Washington Post yesterday slammed Japanese member of parliament Yukihisa Fujita because he “seems to think that America’s rendering of the events of Sept. 11, 2001, is a gigantic hoax.” His “ideas” about the terrorist attacks “are too bizarre, half-baked and intellectually bogus to merit serious discussion.”

47 Comments William Shatner on Gun Control

It’s How Well You Aim the Gun.

35 Comments Census: A Little Too Personal

Last week Congress voted to encourage participation in the 2010 census. I voted “No” on this resolution for the simple, obvious reason that the census- like so many government programs- has grown far beyond what the framers of our Constitution intended.

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