Skeptic Project

"By the time Alex Jones released TOD, he had already released, at least, these six other films: Endgame: Blueprint for Global Enslavement, TerrorStorm: A History of Government-Sponsored Terrorism, Martial Law 9/11: Rise of the Police State, American Dictators, 911: The Road to Tyranny, Dark Secrets: Inside Bohemian Grove. Only one of which is on your “debunked’ list"

Gah, most of his films are basically all repeating the same crap about the imaginary NWO. As usual CT'ers expect you to debunk every single movie made by Alex Jones even if they are all practically identical in content and if you don't do it its because you cant debunk it, and even if you did debunk it they would still believe it.

//Debunking frenzy in 5...4...3...2...//

RAGE in 5...4...3...2...

Corrected. ;)

Instead of ever contacting me about any potentially incorrect information, he creates a blog and calls me a liar, not even bothering to show me said blog post. And so what does this mean, the hundreds and hundreds of other sources I used are correct, but 11 are wrong? That doesn't sound like the writings of a big liar to me, if there's just 11 incorrect things in all of that, they sound like mistakes, not lies. I guess I was just trying to sneak a few lies in when I thought no one was looking!

Are they even mistakes or just stuff that's now outdated? I don't care enough to read it.

"The other, “The Order of Death” is the lesser known follow-up to “Dark Secrets”. You really didn’t like him infiltrating the sacred grove now, did you?"

yeah, i must say that like the rest of us on CS i was fuming when Jones snuck in to some wooded area to find a bunch of guys performing what seemed like a mediocre play...

this new critic has us figured out in a rather in depth way

AJ releases films awful quick, doesn't he? I imagine his film making process is somewhat like this...

Take recent world events -> NWO pulling the strings -> quote Ron Paul -> interview a few other cranks -> finished film.