When you can't deny the message,
some people simply kill the messenger.
Or in this case, the method of getting the message out...
- Like him or not, Alex has been 100% absolutely correct on quite a few things. He's been 90% correct on many more. He has also been flat out wrong on a few... Him and Matt Drudge have been able to force stories into the "mainstream" news.
- I listened to him daily for quite awhile. He is quite the sensationalist. Most of his 3 hour shows could be edited to about 15 minutes or a dozen random headlines. I lost faith in him when he started supporting Trump as a candidate.
"They" (the people who hold the true power in this world) have decided it's time to start purging information. Too many people are awake to their deceptions. Too many people have taken the red pill. "They" must not allow the red pill people to wake up the blue pill people.
- Setting up Fake FakeNews sites to combat the truth doesn't seem to be working, so it must be time to start their purge of truthsayers.
This is exciting times, I hope. I hope as "they" start showing their hands, more people will wake up to the truth...
This is certainly complicated. The controllers have a basic tactic of finding figure heads who people 'follow' and then trying to control them. This means that they only need to control 1 person and the net result is control of millions. People such as AJ are prime targets for such control and so it is entirely possible that he has been heavily manipulated using any number of a variety of methods. On the other hand, it is possible that his own psychology simply isn't mature and balanced enough to handle being in the position that he is.
Either way though, yes, when the actual message cannot be entirely silenced because it contains key truths - the next step is to attack the messenger - just as in so many whistleblower cases.
I stopped listening to him for similar reasons to what you have listed here.. He goes on for too long and often just rambles. If he just stuck to data points instead of waffle, he would probably be doing a lot better.