“Alex Jones Must Pay Over $45M in Punitive Damages to Sandy Hook Family, Jury Orders
A forensic psychiatrist testified that the parents suffer from “complex post-traumatic stress disorder” inflicted by ongoing trauma”
“Health officials have been making headlines in the news for their recent comments that seem to be reversing previous COVID-19 public health messages.
Both Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and former White House COVID-19 advisor Dr. Deborah Birx, admitted that the COVID-19 vaccines are not particularly capable at preventing infection, reversing previous COVID-19 narratives that asserted the vaccine prevented disease acquisition and transmission.“
Interestingly, Alex Jones gets tagged for $45 million for asserting that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax, yet the Left have told us countless times that the Covid jab is safe and if you take it you won’t get Covid. Such lies have been catastrophic (in terms of injuries and deaths) for American citizens…
Dems' bill contains no protections for the middle-class from new barrage of IRS audits.
“Every retailer in the US who cares about their hard-hit customers should be fighting to block this unnecessary harassment of hard-working Americans.” –@RepKevinBradyhttps://t.co/qgxklR9G3T
Canadian leader Justin Trudeau’s family traveled on a private jet to Costa Rica — maskless — which breaks Canada’s rules requiring that travelers wear masks. https://t.co/POUYZjmUst
Fox News' @BretBaier: "Multiple now nonpartisan experts say [the Biden Tax Hikes] would raise taxes on NEARLY ALL Americans." pic.twitter.com/hP5ofZXYtO
Tychicus – the scientific method means you have to change your mind when presented with new data. Initially, the vaccine was thought to prevent covid or at the very least prevent symptoms. The data collected indicates the vaccine does not entirely prevent Covid but does mitigate the symptoms. This isn’t backtracking; this is science, you adapt your theory or hypothesis to fit new data. Science is allowed to change its mind; in fact, it’s encouraged.
Given the median household income in the US is 67K, the table in the tweet indicates they will assign more agents to the richer half of the country. Roughly twice as many auditors to the rich half. Only 24% of Americans make over 100K yet 2/3rds of the agents will be chasing them. And only 1.5% of Americans make over 250K, the new auditors will definitely be chasing the rich if you look at on a per capita basis.
Boarding an airplane in Canada requires a mask – so at the airport and always on a domestic flight. Once you board an international flight, the airline decides the rules, so on a private jet flying internationally a mask isnt required. I hate flying because you are stuck in a tube with 300 people with recycled air for 6-8 hours (flights to Europe). I’d be very happy if everyone wore a mask just to keep the air cleaner. I have an incredible immune system after years of teaching but long flights often give me a sore throat, cough or congested sinuses.
About 57% of adult Americans don’t pay taxes. So how are they going to raise taxes on all Americans? Fear mongering the poor when the taxes will actually apply to the richer half of the country.
So how do we see the future of the two political parties we have now?
Where do they go from here? Will there be splits? New parties rising up (there are a lot of us now who are registered independent).
Will those new parties be more extremist than the two main ones are (leaning toward) now?
How will any party garner enough support going forward? I still believe — and think the polls bear this out — that most of the US voting population lies somewhere in the rather vast middle, leaning ether left or right, but not extremely so.
Perhaps the two parties will limp forward and learn from their mistakes (via lost elections and alienating folks to the point of driving them voluntarily from “membership”).
But the political climate is in a very ugly state right now and many of us feel essentially alienated from all of it.
Sorry, folks, but the scientific method doesn’t make the citizens of the world Guinea pigs for the mass distribution and emergency use of the Covid jabs. Why is it that it had taken many years to develop vaccines for common childhood illnesses, yet they were able to push the Covid jab out the door in record time – that in itself should have raised all kinds of red flags…
Then came the mandates – how can you force people to get jabbed to stop transmission when the jab obviously doesn’t stop transmission?
They knew from the beginning. The virus was released so that they could test their experimental poison.
The response to Covid, the masks, the jabs and the mandates will eventually go down as the biggest debacle in American history. And unfortunately, worldwide, it’s been a modern-day genocide.
Here's last night's Fox segment I did on the repulsive but revealing embrace by liberals of both Dick and Liz Cheney (beyond the above examples, Pelosi heralded Liz as a "leader of great courage, patriotism and integrity"), despite crimes far worse than what they accuse Trump of: pic.twitter.com/QWxLd6zgUH
I don’t understand how anyone in the black community can take this lying, grifting fraud seriously. He has used them to enrich & empower himself. Black culture has always been “conservative” values. He has systematically tried to destroy their values for decades. Don’t let him.
And the media will run countless scare stories about Covid and Monkey Pox in order to make it appear legit and not political, and explain to the peasants why early/mail in, easy do defraud voting is necessary.
Lather, rinse, repeat….
NEW — Despite internal disagreement, the Biden adm is planning to extend the Covid emergency health order which will ensure it's in place through the Nov electionhttps://t.co/fnCUUHFPwv
The new CBS Reports documentary, "Arming Ukraine," explores why much of the billions of dollars of military aid that the U.S. is sending to Ukraine doesn't make it to the front lines: "Like 30% of it reaches its final destination." Stream now: https://t.co/Ob7Y3EsWknpic.twitter.com/YgVbpYZkHn
As I said, this is an especially ugly time in our nation’s discourse, driven by juvenile name calling, non-stop outrage and endless shouting, snarky tweets. On it goes.
Christians? We need to lead in setting an example in how to discuss issues in a more mature way. But we too often give in to the spirit of the age.
AJ – There’s no comparison. The media, both print and cable, have professional standards. When an error is made they issue retractions or update the story. They do not incite. Jones delibrately lied. He knew he was lying. He knew his lies caused grief to the families. He knew his listeners were threatening and harassing the parents yet he continued. He “yelled fire in a crowded theatre”. The ordinary media doesn’t do this. You may not like their bias (I don’t either) but they are not Alex Jones.
Tychicus – True, the poilio vaccine took years to develop in the 1950s. But we’re not using 1950s laboratories anymore. Also corona viruses aren’t new; different variants of competing strength have been around before – hence its Covid 19 not just Covid. And much of the tech used and the delivery system used isn’t new – it was developed for the MERS vaccine about a decade ago. Science builds on the past and improves itself.
Of course, only 30% of the funds were directed to the front line. I’m surprised it was this much. Military spending everywhere is notoriously inefficient and corruption is everywhere. I sincerely doubt 50% of the US military spending ends up serving front line troops.
Dick Cheney is still a war criminal but Liz has done a good job of washing the sins of the father.
Sharpton is correct, you can’t compel morality. For a politcal party, Republican, that argues gun control and gun bans don’t work, why do they think abortion control and bans will work? And then there’s the war on drugs…… Abortion rates have been in decline for 20 years because pro-life groups presented a compelling argument not because gov’ts legislated morality.
Liz Cheney clearly knows she’s losing her seat and that seems to be OK with her, it was and is the price she chose to pay.
“The media” is a private industry made up of countless individual parts, some more responsible than others. It is what it is right now.
Again, find some trustworthy sources and dismiss the rest. This is a period when news consumers — which is all of us — need to be especially wise and careful about what we consume. Some of the hyper-partisan Alex Jones-style sites are simply the worst of the worst.
It’s the rest of the trash that passes for reputable news to you that I think is the problem.
Where’s your industry’s mea culpa on the Trump lies they pushed for years and gave themselves Pulitzers and journalism awards for? Yet you speak of these sources as trustworth and reputable?
They are the problem. Stop blaming consumers for their repeated failures at actual journalism and garbage products. Stop blaming the victims of this trash like Trump as well. The media needs to take ownership of what they’ve done to journalism and America.
Yet the media seem incapable of grasping this stuff as their credibility circles the bowl.
This isnt directed at you except to say stop giving them trust they dont deserve and arent earning. We need more like u and less of the rest.
Senate Democrats just voted to raise your taxes. And they also voted to hire an army of IRS agents to spy on your bank accounts to make sure you pay up.
AJ – your previous posts were about the hiring of auditors. And using a little math, it’s obvious the auditors are mainly directed to the top 10% income earners not the working class or middle class. And the other claim was the deal would raise income taxes on all Americans yet less than half Americans pay taxes; an impossible claim then. You really need to stop reposting RNC tweets as facts.
As for an increase in gas taxes, it’s a good idea. Car users do not pay for the cost to the commons and the infrastructure needed for cars through gas taxes and raising taxes is needed. Interestingly, gas consumption has declined by 5% in the last month helping the price of gas decline by 50-70 cents in a month.
Economists are for the most part paid hacks, depending on ideological bias. Neo-cons will hate this bill – they assume inflation is caused by spending and increased money supply. However, inflation is also possible through problems of supply and supply costs, which is the case here. Ecnomists in general are as accurate as weathermen.
And that’s not new to our age, that’s always been the case.
Again, the media is a private industry and is not a monolithic “thing.” Seems like part of the problem is a misunderstanding of that. It’s a bit of the “wild west” approach and always has been.
Wandering Views 
And now for the punitive damages. . .
“Alex Jones Must Pay Over $45M in Punitive Damages to Sandy Hook Family, Jury Orders
A forensic psychiatrist testified that the parents suffer from “complex post-traumatic stress disorder” inflicted by ongoing trauma”
https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/alex-jones-his-company-worth-up-to-270-million-economist/2847079/?break=nbc8641&_osource=newltr_station_Hdlines_wvit
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They are now backtracking because of all the lawsuits that will be coming…
It’s long past time for them to start telling people the truth about the dangers of the Covid jabs.
Are Health Officials Backtracking on COVID-19 Narratives?
https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/are-health-officials-backtracking-on-covid-19-narratives_4646119.html
“Health officials have been making headlines in the news for their recent comments that seem to be reversing previous COVID-19 public health messages.
Both Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and former White House COVID-19 advisor Dr. Deborah Birx, admitted that the COVID-19 vaccines are not particularly capable at preventing infection, reversing previous COVID-19 narratives that asserted the vaccine prevented disease acquisition and transmission.“
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Interestingly, Alex Jones gets tagged for $45 million for asserting that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax, yet the Left have told us countless times that the Covid jab is safe and if you take it you won’t get Covid. Such lies have been catastrophic (in terms of injuries and deaths) for American citizens…
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Enjoy!
And note this will come about with the help of Republicans.
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R’s won’t stop it, and they won’t rescind it. They won’t do a thing of use, as usual.
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Rules are for the peasants, right hypocrite?
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Enjoy!
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Tychicus – the scientific method means you have to change your mind when presented with new data. Initially, the vaccine was thought to prevent covid or at the very least prevent symptoms. The data collected indicates the vaccine does not entirely prevent Covid but does mitigate the symptoms. This isn’t backtracking; this is science, you adapt your theory or hypothesis to fit new data. Science is allowed to change its mind; in fact, it’s encouraged.
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Given the median household income in the US is 67K, the table in the tweet indicates they will assign more agents to the richer half of the country. Roughly twice as many auditors to the rich half. Only 24% of Americans make over 100K yet 2/3rds of the agents will be chasing them. And only 1.5% of Americans make over 250K, the new auditors will definitely be chasing the rich if you look at on a per capita basis.
Boarding an airplane in Canada requires a mask – so at the airport and always on a domestic flight. Once you board an international flight, the airline decides the rules, so on a private jet flying internationally a mask isnt required. I hate flying because you are stuck in a tube with 300 people with recycled air for 6-8 hours (flights to Europe). I’d be very happy if everyone wore a mask just to keep the air cleaner. I have an incredible immune system after years of teaching but long flights often give me a sore throat, cough or congested sinuses.
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About 57% of adult Americans don’t pay taxes. So how are they going to raise taxes on all Americans? Fear mongering the poor when the taxes will actually apply to the richer half of the country.
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What HRW said at 6:16.
It’s science and science, by its very nature, changes. Or rather our understanding of it does.
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Alex Jones seems to be quite the character. Just now seeing some clips of his shows, lots of high-volume screaming.
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I’ve been sheltered, apparently.
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So how do we see the future of the two political parties we have now?
Where do they go from here? Will there be splits? New parties rising up (there are a lot of us now who are registered independent).
Will those new parties be more extremist than the two main ones are (leaning toward) now?
How will any party garner enough support going forward? I still believe — and think the polls bear this out — that most of the US voting population lies somewhere in the rather vast middle, leaning ether left or right, but not extremely so.
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Perhaps the two parties will limp forward and learn from their mistakes (via lost elections and alienating folks to the point of driving them voluntarily from “membership”).
But the political climate is in a very ugly state right now and many of us feel essentially alienated from all of it.
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Sorry, folks, but the scientific method doesn’t make the citizens of the world Guinea pigs for the mass distribution and emergency use of the Covid jabs. Why is it that it had taken many years to develop vaccines for common childhood illnesses, yet they were able to push the Covid jab out the door in record time – that in itself should have raised all kinds of red flags…
Then came the mandates – how can you force people to get jabbed to stop transmission when the jab obviously doesn’t stop transmission?
They knew from the beginning. The virus was released so that they could test their experimental poison.
The response to Covid, the masks, the jabs and the mandates will eventually go down as the biggest debacle in American history. And unfortunately, worldwide, it’s been a modern-day genocide.
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I can’t believe anyone still buys the garbage the Covid “experts” spew.
They’ve been wrong or lying about nearly everything. And their vaccine is a flippin’ joke.
But science, or something……
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As for Alex Jones…..
He’s an ass. Always has been.
But since he gets hit for 45 million for lying to his tiny audience, when will the lawsuits against our lying media start?
They’ve done far worse, spread way more lies than Jones, to Trump and America than Alex Jones did to Sandy Hook families.
And please don’t make the lame “well he’s a public figure” argument, because so was Jones.
Alex Jones is not the problem in America right now. Our lying, biased, distorting, and propagandizing media is.
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Frauds.
9 days. In 9 days, the Cheney stain will be primaried out of US politics. 🙂
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A disgusting man.
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And the media will run countless scare stories about Covid and Monkey Pox in order to make it appear legit and not political, and explain to the peasants why early/mail in, easy do defraud voting is necessary.
Lather, rinse, repeat….
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Meh, it was only 40 Billion, right…..
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Yes, but that was because they had to carry water for Biden. Now that the corruptocrats in Ukraine have the cash the media can be honest.
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As I said, this is an especially ugly time in our nation’s discourse, driven by juvenile name calling, non-stop outrage and endless shouting, snarky tweets. On it goes.
Christians? We need to lead in setting an example in how to discuss issues in a more mature way. But we too often give in to the spirit of the age.
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Maybe Alex Jones has really won the day, after all. The laugh is on us.
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AJ – There’s no comparison. The media, both print and cable, have professional standards. When an error is made they issue retractions or update the story. They do not incite. Jones delibrately lied. He knew he was lying. He knew his lies caused grief to the families. He knew his listeners were threatening and harassing the parents yet he continued. He “yelled fire in a crowded theatre”. The ordinary media doesn’t do this. You may not like their bias (I don’t either) but they are not Alex Jones.
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Tychicus – True, the poilio vaccine took years to develop in the 1950s. But we’re not using 1950s laboratories anymore. Also corona viruses aren’t new; different variants of competing strength have been around before – hence its Covid 19 not just Covid. And much of the tech used and the delivery system used isn’t new – it was developed for the MERS vaccine about a decade ago. Science builds on the past and improves itself.
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Of course, only 30% of the funds were directed to the front line. I’m surprised it was this much. Military spending everywhere is notoriously inefficient and corruption is everywhere. I sincerely doubt 50% of the US military spending ends up serving front line troops.
Dick Cheney is still a war criminal but Liz has done a good job of washing the sins of the father.
Sharpton is correct, you can’t compel morality. For a politcal party, Republican, that argues gun control and gun bans don’t work, why do they think abortion control and bans will work? And then there’s the war on drugs…… Abortion rates have been in decline for 20 years because pro-life groups presented a compelling argument not because gov’ts legislated morality.
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HRW, 10:29, is correct.
Liz Cheney clearly knows she’s losing her seat and that seems to be OK with her, it was and is the price she chose to pay.
“The media” is a private industry made up of countless individual parts, some more responsible than others. It is what it is right now.
Again, find some trustworthy sources and dismiss the rest. This is a period when news consumers — which is all of us — need to be especially wise and careful about what we consume. Some of the hyper-partisan Alex Jones-style sites are simply the worst of the worst.
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HRW: Where is the “improved science” in the Covid response disaster?
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HRW,
You were saying something about who will and won’t pay these taxes?
Anyone who drives is getting a tax increase, and this is only one way its happening. There are more in this nonsense bill.
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No one disagrees with you on Jones DJ.
It’s the rest of the trash that passes for reputable news to you that I think is the problem.
Where’s your industry’s mea culpa on the Trump lies they pushed for years and gave themselves Pulitzers and journalism awards for? Yet you speak of these sources as trustworth and reputable?
They are the problem. Stop blaming consumers for their repeated failures at actual journalism and garbage products. Stop blaming the victims of this trash like Trump as well. The media needs to take ownership of what they’ve done to journalism and America.
Yet the media seem incapable of grasping this stuff as their credibility circles the bowl.
This isnt directed at you except to say stop giving them trust they dont deserve and arent earning. We need more like u and less of the rest.
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Just gonna leave this here…
Yet another….
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Of course….
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This also effects anyone that buys anything with higher prices thru higher inflation. So yeah, everybody pays more.
None if this is rocket science.
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One more middle finger to the peasants…
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Enjoy.
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From what I have read, the people at CPAC tend to be farther right than other conservatives, so those statistics are probably skewed in that way.
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AJ – your previous posts were about the hiring of auditors. And using a little math, it’s obvious the auditors are mainly directed to the top 10% income earners not the working class or middle class. And the other claim was the deal would raise income taxes on all Americans yet less than half Americans pay taxes; an impossible claim then. You really need to stop reposting RNC tweets as facts.
As for an increase in gas taxes, it’s a good idea. Car users do not pay for the cost to the commons and the infrastructure needed for cars through gas taxes and raising taxes is needed. Interestingly, gas consumption has declined by 5% in the last month helping the price of gas decline by 50-70 cents in a month.
Economists are for the most part paid hacks, depending on ideological bias. Neo-cons will hate this bill – they assume inflation is caused by spending and increased money supply. However, inflation is also possible through problems of supply and supply costs, which is the case here. Ecnomists in general are as accurate as weathermen.
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AJ, you entirely misread me.
Readers have to be very wary with anything they read. That includes both mainstream and partisan media.
Check and double check.
But there are some that are better than others, and that’s just a fact.
It takes work. But taking sites like Twitter at face value is especially risky.
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Buyer (reader) beware. Always.
And that’s not new to our age, that’s always been the case.
Again, the media is a private industry and is not a monolithic “thing.” Seems like part of the problem is a misunderstanding of that. It’s a bit of the “wild west” approach and always has been.
Ok, carry on.
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Free speech comes with risks.
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… So be careful, always. We should take random posts with a huge grain of salt, especially when posted on Twitter.
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And while I’m at it, politicians should always be viewed with a basic wariness. Including Trump.
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