Alex Jones - The Obama Deception - Page 4

This is page four of my discussion on the Alex Jones film The Obama Deception. If you were linked here by mistake, please refer to page one of this article, which contains the introduction.

He's not really "accomplished" in the traditional sense. He has no scholarly awards or well known books, or anything like that. In fact as one may easily guess, he's another conspiracy theorist. He also tried to run under the platform for Lyndon LaRouche (a big conspiracy theorist), for the Democratic Party of New York primary for US Senate[30]. I have a page especially for Webster Tarpley and also his book Barack H. Obama: The Unauthorized Biography.

Shortly before Tarpley begins talking he's seen walking out of a hotel or office, presumably that's the same location this interview was being done at. It's worth noting that Christmas decorations can be seen, indicating that this was filmed even before Obama was in office.

More like irrational and paranoid. There was a large belief in mason conspiracy before that time, but this really convinced a lot of people it was very real. Yes, three words convinced them of a worldwide conspiracy to create a one world government for the purpose of controlling people just because they want to. Yes, even Alex Jones often says that they just want to do it because they're power hungry, not because there's any money in it, although his story sometimes changes depending on which of his movies you're watching. 

Conspiracy theorists really need to figure out who is behind the big conspiracy and why. Even within Alex Jones' movies he shoots around between:

1. A world wide conspiracy to make a single world government by China and Gorbechev[31]
2. A world wide Masonic conspiracy to work via many organizations such as the UN, Council on Foreign Relations, and Bohemian Grove to setup a one world government[32]
3. A world wide conspiracy between two separate powers struggling to do the exact same thing - create a one world government[31]
4. A world wide conspiracy by the American military-industrial complex / FEMA to setup a one world government based in the US[34]
5. A world wide conspiracy, non-Masonic, between the US industrial complex, FEMA, UN, and other international organizations[33]

Alex Jones tends to change the story between movies, and sometimes even change it a little bit during the movie.

And now another entry on the list is "A world wide conspiracy by America and England to fool the rest of the world powers to joining their own worldwide conspiracy, make them think they can get in on the conspiracy, but the bigger conspiracy is that the world is actually going to be controlled by America and England.

The Trends Research Institute is best known for their "predictions" of economic and social events. There's absolutely no evidence what so ever the Trends Institute has ever predicted anything. Their most common predictions are actually postdictions, as there's no proof what so ever they predicted a given event before it happened, we're simply supposed to believe they did. Usually they keep their predictions vague enough to let people see them however they want. You can read more on our Trends Research Institute page.

Andrew Jackson was not a warrior against central banks; it was the Second Bank of the United States which he worried about due to their corruption as they lacked any of the regulation that exists today with central banking in the United States[35]. Jackson's popularly descended from his war hero status[42]. Afterwards Jackson pushed the country into a deep panic and ruined the economy[36]. Thomas Jefferson was indeed weary of central banking, but a lot of his letters about banking, and general fear of banking, have been spun by Federal Reserve conspiracy theorists to say he only worried about central banking. Interestingly enough, for a man who, according to conspiracy theorists, was so steadfast against central banking, used central banking in the Louisiana purchase[37][38].

There was only one assassination attempt on Jackson, the other attempt was a minor assault. In the first situation a man named Robert B. Randolph, a former lieutenant in the Navy, was dismissed at the direct order of Jackson for embezzlement. Randolph caught up with Jackson on a party boat and essentially punched or slapped him in the face. Randolph ran away right afterwards, Jackson decided not to press charges against Rudolph[39][40].

The assassination attempt was by an unemployed English painter, Richard Lawrence, that had been living in the United States for some time. On January 30th, 1835, Jackson walked out of the Capitol Building and Lawrence came up to the president, aimed his pistol, and the weapon misfired. He then took out a second pistol which also misfired. Lawrence was restrained and after his arrest it was quite clear the man was deranged. He gave many reasons for shooting the president, primarily that he lost his job painting houses and Jackson was directly responsible. He also believed that if Jackson were dead there'd be more money in the country. Finally he insisted that he was the dead, deposed English King Richard III (d. 1485), and Jackson was his clerk. He was deemed insane and was institutionalized and was never punished for his assassination attempt[41].

This quote is not from Abraham Lincoln. It does not appear in any speech, letter, writing, etc and in fact didn't appear until over 20 years after his death[43][44].

Shopping malls and the suburbs killed Main street.

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