That's according to DugwayDuke. Every time I post something from Alex Jones he spams it saying Jones has hundreds of millions of dollars (because that's his gross revenue) when he is broke from all the hoax lawsuits over Sandy Hook.
He also thinks selling health supplements is a scam (Jones' supplements are the best in the business because if they weren't he would be driven ot of business) and he shouldn't sell anything. He has no problem with corporate news getting 95% of their funding from Pfizer, though.
E. Pluribus Unum wrote: “That’s according to DugwayDuke. Every time I post something from Alex Jones he spams it saying Jones has hundreds of millions of dollars (because that’s his gross revenue) when he is broke from all the hoax lawsuits over Sandy Hook.”
What I have said is that Alex Jones is a despicable cad who makes outlandish statements to lure the gullible to his website to buy his overpriced supplements.
E. Pluribus Unum wrote: “He also thinks selling health supplements is a scam (Jones’ supplements are the best in the business because if they weren’t he would be driven ot of business) and he shouldn’t sell anything. He has no problem with corporate news getting 95% of their funding from Pfizer, though.”
BuzzFeed tested the supplements Jones sells:
“Alex Jones’ wildly popular suite of Infowars supplements probably won’t kill you, but extensive tests provided to BuzzFeed News have shown that they’re little more than overpriced and ineffective blends of vitamins and minerals that have been sold in stores for ages.”