Do you really want this guy spewing apocalyptic Bible verses on your front lawn?
The annual Bilderberg Conference is said to be a gathering
of the most powerful people on earth that includes various heads of state both
foreign and domestic, influential media personalities and high profile CEOs
from billion-dollar companies such as Google. Since there is a lot of secrecy surrounding
this event including the location of the hotel where it is held, I would say
that there is a good reason to feel at least somewhat wary of the motives of
this elite group. I've also read (though admittedly will never bother to
confirm) that American heads of state are forbidden by law to meet with
foreign heads of state in secret. To his credit, Alex Jones has gone to great
lengths to uncover the locations of the conference and bring national media
attention to this event, as well as spearheading an organized protest outside the hotel where the event is held with
his trademark megaphone in hand, blaring an impressive diatribe denouncing the evils of the New World Order.
As can be expected, he keeps his readers informed of all
things Bilderberger via his two websites. The annual meeting of the Bilderberg Club is the Prison Planet
equivalent of Christmas season and brings with it all sorts of news and non-news in a constantly updating feed of orgiastic paranoia.
This year is different, however, and bears some actual news that is worth
noting. Apparently, the Bilderbergers have gone the extra mile of putting their high-level
security team on terrorist alert. With their ever vigilant itchy twitter fingers in full tilt
mode, the Jonesians are in an uproar concerning this new development and feel
that it is unjustly applied.
But is it really? I can certainly understand the anger at being lumped
into what the US government would consider to be the ultimate enemies of the
state. In my opinion, this is a perfectly reasonable and necessary precaution.
The second claim by the Jonesians is that this should not be done since no
specific threat has been made, to which I say, "do the specifics really matter?" Even if Alex Jones is right about everything he says, the Bilderbergers have
every reason to potentially fear for their lives. From what I understand, these
protests have been peaceful in the past, but that doesn’t negate the fact that
many in the ranks of the conspiracy crowd are strong supporters of gun rights
and can boast of the most
impressive mental illness to health ratio of any group on earth found outside the perimeter of a psychiatric hospital.
A not insignificant number within their ranks believe that
the Bilderbergers are not only untrustworthy on the political level, but
rather, that they are agents of the Antichrist. Even stranger, the fringe of the group even believe they are a race of
shape shifting reptilians who have traveled all the way from planet Nibiru to
enslave humankind from the 4th dimension, well outside of humanity’s
reach of retaliation. So I ask: are these really the sorts of people you want
picketing outside your event? If you were to ask me, the idea of people gathering
in protest outside of my home in the belief that I’m hell-bent on the
destruction of modern society would be positively terrifying, especially coupled
with the fact that Alex Jones followers believe that it is perfectly logical to
tote deadly weapons in public as some sort of “peaceful” protest against those
they believe are out to permanently strip away their right to bear arms. The
fact that these people are acting within their Constitutional rights would give
me no comfort. Given the daily mishmash of Bible quotes in response to every
news “event” on the Prison Planet website, it isn’t hard to picture a bold
psycho who dropped his meds on the car floor on the way to Conspirapalooza attempting to fulfill biblical prophecy which says that the Antichrist will
die of a lethal head wound. Sniper rifle, anyone?
How about this g- nevermind, that's just fucking cool...
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