[quetzalcoatl11]

I see a number of rabid attempts to discredit a man with more courage than most of us could ever wish to have. This is a weak example through which to criticize a man who is a primary reason that many of us have awoken from our stupors in the first place- yes, he may be a bit dramatic at times, and yes he certainly throws his emotions into what he feels to be important- but to use such a weak example to pull down a man whose intent is more times than not in the right place, to me, reflects not on Alex Jones but on those attempting to provide criticism.

I would also not be the least surprised to believe that this young woman in the video is a young CIA up and comer herself, do we really believe that it's only middle-aged men with sunglasses and suits that do the dirty work? We've seen time and time again the various state and federal agencies which use provocateurs to lure people to say and do things which are ultimately only attempts to subvert powerful influences or discredit those who threaten the power structure. We know about CIA agents funding movements on college campuses and installing agents to lead protests and direct thought. These boards are littered with those who actively attempt to discredit and mislead, and frankly, it's getting very tiring. You can know a lot about a person by tracing their intent- is the intent to cast doubt, blame, or pre-judge? Or, is the intent to inform, raise up, empower from within? Ask yourself where the message comes from and decide for yourself whether it comes from a place of love or fear.

For a long time I did not listen to Alex Jones because I felt it was a bit too eccentric even for my very broad views, and I was more interested in the paranormal function or transcendent aspects of humanity than on sociopolitical happenings. This, of late has changed, and inside Alex I find the heart of a lion, and a man who recognizes his own fallibility as much as anyone can but also knows that his purpose in life was not to cater to what suits your needs or contentment- it's to violently shake people awake, and it's difficult work and not a job that many of us could have taken on no matter how highly we esteem ourselves or our ability.

I think that we can do better on these boards. These boards are supposed to be a safe haven for free thought, expressiveness, and growth- not a place to corner and kill the very people who have helped carry us along the way on our paths to personal freedom and empowerment. It's simple as this: use what makes you stronger, discard what disturbs or divides you, and always remember that the loudest message that gets heard in our lives is the message that we live each and every day.