Alex Jones Now Claims He's A Hero For Trying To Stop Jan. 6 Insurrection
Source: HuffPost via MSN
“It’s a bizarre feeling to know you did nothing wrong, to know there’s no evidence that you did anything wrong, to know that you had no motive and to know that you tried to stop what happened,” Jones said on his InfoWars program Monday. “And quite frankly, I’m not asking for a medal, but everybody else just stood there. And then a thousand undercover FBI agents and hostage rescue team people that were there, on record, sat there while I tried to stop what was happening.”
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Just which of his actions or which of his podcasts were designed to "stop it?"
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I'd like some of what he's been smoking.
even for Alex Jones! I've known five year olds who could weave better tales than that. 
Assuming he does have video showing that he launched a vigorous attempt to stop it, what is he suggesting? That he should be forgiven for his Sandy Hook groseria because he did something good on 1/6?
after filing for bankruptcy? 
DOJ recently chimed in to support the families' call to have the bankruptcy declaration dismissed -
Chuck Lindell
Austin American-Statesman
Published 10:18 a.m. CT Apr. 30, 2022 | Updated 2:42 p.m. CT Apr. 30, 2022
Families of students and adults killed in the 2012 attack at Sandy Hook Elementary have gained a key ally in their legal fight against Austin-based conspiracy theorist Alex Jones — the U.S. Department of Justice. On Friday, a Justice Department official joined the families' fight, urging U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez to dismiss the federal bankruptcy filing by three companies linked to Jones and his InfoWars media system so the Sandy Hook defamation cases can return to state court for jury trials to determine how much Jones must pay in damage awards.
Jones wants to use the federal bankruptcy system to pay the Sandy Hook family members after state courts in Austin and Connecticut found that he defamed them by labeling the mass shooting, which left 20 children and six adults dead, a hoax meant to fuel a government campaign to limit gun rights. The families oppose the bankruptcy move, saying it is an improper attempt to limit Jones' financial exposure. More importantly, they say, the lawsuits are not about a passive division of assets but are, instead, attempts to hold Jones accountable for the heartache — and harassment from his followers — that his words produced.
In a court filing, Kevin Epstein, a U.S. trustee for the Justice Department, accused Jones of misusing the bankruptcy system to shield assets held by him and his main company, Free Speech Systems, and to minimize the amount of money he will have to pay the Sandy Hook families. "The strategy employed here ... is a novel and dangerous tactic that is abusive and undermines the integrity of the bankruptcy system," wrote Epstein, who oversees the bankruptcy system in the Western and Southern Districts of Texas for the department.
"These are classic bad faith filings for two primary reasons: these cases serve no valid bankruptcy purpose and were filed to gain a tactical advantage in the Sandy Hook lawsuits," Epstein added, noting that three Jones-owned business that hold little or no assets — InfoW LLC (formerly known as InfoWars LLC), IWHealth and Prison Planet TV — sought bankruptcy protection while Jones and Free Speech Systems did not. The situation, lawyers for the Connecticut families added, lets Jones enjoy the benefits of bankruptcy without having to make financial or business disclosures.
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https://www.statesman.com/story/news/2022/04/30/alex-jones-infowars-legal-filing-sandy-hook-case-doj-department-of-justice/9582915002/
on Jan 6th with a 1,000 lazy FBI agents sitting around discussing if they would get
hazardous duty pay or not. Thanks Alex for the new breaking news.
Do I really need this?
