Alex Jones Was Right

gwb-trading · Jun 3, 2022

gwb-trading said:
Look who is back in court and is going to be paying big damages for his continual string of lies. His declaring bankruptcy for his media outlets while moving and hiding all the money as personal assets is no longer going to work.

Alex Jones Faces Paying Damages For Sandy Hook Claims After Defamation Case Returns To Court
https://www.unilad.co.uk/news/alex-jones-infowars-sandy-hook-bankruptcy-trial-defamation-20220521

The families of Sandy Hook victims are set to resume their lawsuit against Infowars host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones for calling the 2012 Newtown school shooting a hoax, after a federal judge approved their case and referred them to a court in Austin, Texas.

Jones has already been found guilty of defamation and causing emotional distress to the parents of several Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims when he claimed the mass shooting, which took the lives of 20 children and six adults, was part of a hoax perpetrated by the government in order to restrict gun rights.

In an earlier hearing, Jones claimed he was suffering from 'a form of psychosis' when he made the remarks.

However, the trial was briefly put on hold earlier this year after Jones attempted to wriggle out of paying a settlement by declaring bankruptcy a week before a jury was set to convene how much he and his company were liable to pay in damages.

Jones filed bankruptcy charges for three of his media companies – Infowars, Prison Planet TV and IW Health – in order to claim protection from any damages.

However, this week a federal bankruptcy judge released Jones from bankruptcy protection and sent his defamation cases back to state court in Texas, where Infowars HQ is located.

The trial does not currently have a start date but is expected to resume next month.

“[We] are relieved but not surprised that Mr. Jones’ latest stunt has failed like all the others,” said Mark Bankston, an attorney representing four parents who won two defamation cases against Jones last year.

“Mr. Jones will now be held to account in a Travis County courtroom in the coming weeks, and these families will finally have the closure and recompense they deserve.”

Since the Sandy Hook cases went to court last year Jones has already paid over $10 million in legal fees and is reported to have lost at least $20 million, his representatives said in court.

However, despite these losses Jones did not file for bankruptcy protection himself because he feared doing so would damage his brand in the conspiracy theory market, his representatives claimed.

Attorneys for the Sandy Hook families have accused Jones of trying to hide millions of dollars in assets, after it was reported that he made over $76 million in 2019.

As well as the Austin hearing, Jones also faces a trial in Connecticut to determine how much money he must pay other Sandy Hook families for defamation, in addition to a previous case he lost in the same state where an FBI agent and eight families who lost loved ones in the massacre also won a defamation case against him in 2021.

Alex Jones gets spanked by the courts and will no longer use bankruptcy as a shield to prevent payment of his legal settlements. So sad for him. He's now gonna be broke -- and the damages are only increasing.

Infowars ends bid to use bankruptcy as shield
https://www.axios.com/2022/06/02/infowars-pulls-bid-to-use-bankruptcy-as-shield

Alex Jones’ gambit to use the bankruptcy court to shield himself from litigation damages has come to an end after less than two months.

Driving the news: The embattled right-wing talk show host and hawker of wellness supplements has withdrawn the bankruptcy petitions of three companies linked to his Infowars empire.

Why it matters: Jones tried to use a new subchapter of the U.S. code to his advantage, but in a way that it wasn't intended. It didn't work.

What they're saying: "From the beginning, it was clear that Alex Jones concocted this bankruptcy scheme to avoid facing the Sandy Hook families before a jury. The dismissal of this bankruptcy at this juncture only confirms it," Avi Moshenberg, a lawyer for the Sandy Hook families, tells Axios.

The backstory: Jones was about to face a damages trial after being found liable for defamation in suits brought by families whose children were murdered in the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting.

At issue: Jones repeatedly insisted the shooting was a hoax planned by gun-control advocates. His followers took to harassing the families.

Between the lines: Companies often file for bankruptcy to utilize bankruptcy's "automatic stay" (or freeze) of litigation and consolidate and settle pricey damages (think Purdue Pharma’s opioid liabilities and the wildfire-related claims against PG&E).

But Jones' legal strategy was different. If successful, it would have set a new precedent for how companies could wield the bankruptcy code against litigation foes.

Instead of filing for personal bankruptcy, or putting the main operating company that holds his Infowars business into Chapter 11, Jones put three small entities that engaged in little to no business activity into bankruptcy.

That enabled him to use a new subchapter of the code that's exclusively meant to help struggling small businesses reorganize.

The so-called subchapter V offers a streamlined process. There are no creditors' committees with reams of costly advisers, and — crucially — creditors don’t get to vote to accept or reject the bankruptcy deal (more on that here).

Using subchapter V could have allowed for a process in which the bankruptcy court decided on the damages amount, leaving creditors (i.e., Sandy Hook claimants) no choice but to accept the deal.
In contrast, companies like Purdue and PG&E that have utilized the bankruptcy process to deal with sprawling litigation claims have not used subchapter V — so they ultimately had to come to a deal that claimants would vote to accept.

The Justice Department's bankruptcy watchdog quickly sought to dismiss the Infowars-linked bankruptcy cases, saying that they "undermine[d] the integrity of the bankruptcy system."

The Sandy Hook families also took action: They decided to drop the bankrupt entities from their litigation — and as a result, they could continue to seek damages from Jones himself.

The latter move effectively made the bankruptcy cases moot, since Jones could no longer use the cases to force a stay of litigation — and a settlement deal — with those creditors. So this week, Jones withdrew the bankruptcy cases altogether.

What's next: A damages trial will go forward in Connecticut state court in September, as the WSJ reports. Jones may face much higher penalties than the $10 million he offered in the bankruptcy deal.

easymon1 · Jun 3, 2022

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easymon1 · Jun 23, 2022

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/alex-jones-was-right.363256/page-21#post-5601242

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/alex-jones-was-right.363256/page-21#post-5601242

easymon1 · Jun 23, 2022

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https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/2000-mules.366968/page-9#post-5607181

easymon1 · Jun 27, 2022

"Russia now is the biggest oil exporter in the world passing up Saudi Arabia who passed up the us in the last year under biden." Alex Jones

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easymon1 · Jul 7, 2022

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easymon1 · Sep 7, 2022

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easymon1 · Sep 8, 2022

Midweek Mashup II: Justin Bieber out of commission again, vaxx-promoting news anchor has on air stroke, and the first monkeypox “vaccine” death
September 7, 2022 admin
TheCOVIDBlog.com
September 7, 2022

The Wendy’s “Where’s The Beef” television commercials of the 1980s was perhaps the most successful ad campaign of the decade. It made a diminutive octogenarian named Clara Peller a star, while the company enjoyed a 31% increase in sales the year following the campaign’s debut.



But “where’s the beef” will take on a whole new meaning 2-3 years from now. We’ll literally be asking that question when there is no more ground beef, sirloin steaks, etc. in store refrigerators. “You’ll eat zee bugs and like it” in Klaus Schwab’s voice will be the most popular catchphrase by then.

We warned everyone to stop eating processed foods several weeks ago because of stuff like the following.

This cricket noodle company (which we won’t be linking) emphasizes that its bug noodles are “high in protein, tasty and sustainable.” They also say the bug noodles are “efficient to produce.” But the box above costs $11.99. In other words, you’ll eat zee bugs, like it and pay three-times more than you would for a similar, non-bug product.

Meanwhile, post-injection, plastic-looking, foot-long “blood clots” are the new normal and what will ultimately contribute to 2-3 billion deaths by the end of 2024. High school athletes are now dropping dead every day. And the one’s that are still alive have very uncertain futures.

RELATED: Claire Bridges: 20-year-old Florida aspiring model has both legs amputated after receiving COVID-19 injections, mainstream media blame COVID-19 (February 3, 2022)

Kaden Clymer is a junior at Wauseon High School in Ohio. He is also a member of the school’s football team. “It started on August 1. His calves were swelled up four-inches larger in circumference than they are now,” Ms. Maurine Clymer, Kaden’s mother, told WTOL 11. Doctors removed six feet of blood clots from his leg.

The young man now must take anticoagulants (blood thinners) indefinitely; and his football career is over. Unfortunately traditional blood thinners will do nothing to stop these new phenomena that are being mislabeled as “blood clots.”

Tyler Seggerman, the WTOL “reporter,” of course failed to ask the obvious question, likely because he’s not allowed to or has no desire to do actual journalism. Or he’s simply a coward. Watch the full story below.



Kaden’s story reminds us of NFL player Vinny Curry. We wrote about his post-injection blood clots last year. Mr. Curry missed the entire 2021 NFL season. He read our article and called The COVID Blog™ “fake news” because we said his career is likely over.

Fast forward to 2022. Mr. Curry missed the entire preseason for the New York Jets. He did not practice one single down. But for some reason, the Jets kept him on their final 53-man roster. He was placed on injured reserve on September 1, meaning he’ll miss at least the first five games of this season.

We’re not wishing ill-will on Mr. Curry. The fact remains, however, that he will not play NFL football again. And it’s for his own good. It’s almost as if the Jets are keeping him on the roster so his post-injection blood clot story doesn’t resurface and get people talking negatively about the mRNA and viral vector DNA injections.

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Regardless, Mr. Curry’s entire saga is being treated as an #ABV case by mainstream media. Soccer and football players are dying daily of #ABV. An unnamed 14-year-old soccer player in Italy died today after suffering cardiac arrest on the pitch five days prior. None of the news stories mention the obvious cause. Some families, however, do not allow their loved ones to die in vain.

Mr. Michael Granata minced zero words in his obituary. “If you are not vaccinated, don’t do it unless you are ready to suffer and die,” he wrote just before passing away. Mr. Larry Anderson’s May 22 obituary says, “he received two Covid jabs and a booster shot, and his health started rapidly deteriorating.” He died soon thereafter. But those mea culpa-like stories are few and far between.

Thus it is our duty to research and report all that’s happening in the early years of The Great Reset.

Justin Bieber on the Celine Dion track?

Things are not looking good for the extremely popular Canadian singer. We first wrote about Mr. Justin Bieber on June 11. He was diagnosed with post-injection herpes zoster oticus, aka “Ramsay Hunt Syndrome.” Mr. Bieber shared video of his facial paralysis, similar to Bell’s Palsy symptoms, via Instagram. He was forced to cancel the remainder of his North America tour stops.

Our last update was on August 30. Mr. Bieber did not perform for nearly two months, until he returned to the stage of July 31. But his return was short-lived. Mr. Bieber performed a total of six shows, according to his Instagram post yesterday. He said those performances “took a real toll on me.” Mr. Bieber announced that he’s taking an indefinite leave from performing to focus on his health.

Zero mainstream media outlet mentioned the obvious cause of Mr. Bieber’s health issues. Post-injection Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is obviously different from the disease that’s been known to doctors for many years. The injections exacerbate pretty every medical condition. Permanent facial paralysis, hearing loss, nerve damage and chronic pain are some of the worst possible complications of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome.

We’re not going to speculate as to what’s happening with Mr. Bieber. But it would be quite difficult to sing if your face is permanently paralyzed.

Oklahoma news anchor has stroke on live television

Mrs. Julie Chin has worked in mainstream media since 1995. She was a meteorologist for KJRH “News 2 Oklahoma” from 2002 to 2012, according to her LinkedIn page. Mrs. Chin, who is in her mid-40s, worked various jobs, including as a spokesperson for an RV company and at Oklahoma Magazine, for the next eight years. She returned to News 2 Oklahoma in December 2020, and has been there ever since.

Needless to say, she’s used her platform to promote and encourage the injections since early 2021.

Mrs. Chin was doing her morning broadcast on September 3 when she suddenly had trouble reading the teleprompter. She passed the broadcast to meteorologist Anne Brown because she could not finish reading what was in front of her.

Mrs. Chin’s hands reportedly went numb while Ms. Brown was doing the weather. She also tried texting her husband. But the message turned out to be gibberish. That prompted her co-workers to call 911. Doctors said Mrs. Chin had a partial stroke. She spent two days in the hospital before being discharged.

Mrs. Chin did an interview with the station yesterday, and provided more details. Watch the report below.



Mrs. Chin will be off the air for several weeks. She said in the interview, “I want to know what caused it so that we can prevent it from happening again.” KJRH-TV is owned by E.W. Scripps Company. All workers, including those working from home, were required to be “fully vaccinated” by December 1, 2021.

easymon1 · Sep 8, 2022

Judge Orders Fauci, Other Top Officials To Produce Records For Big Tech–Government Censorship Lawsuit

by Tyler Durden
Thursday, Sep 08, 2022 - 12:30 PM
Authored by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),

Dr. Anthony Fauci, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, and other top Biden administration officials who were resisting efforts to obtain their communications with Big Tech companies must hand over the records, a federal judge ruled on Sept. 6.

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci testifies before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee about the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington on Nov. 4, 2021. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
U.S. District Judge Terry Doughty, a Trump appointee, ordered the government to quickly produce documents after it was sued by the attorneys general of Louisiana and Missouri over alleged collusion with Big Tech firms such as Facebook. The initial tranche of discovery, released on Aug. 31, revealed that more than 50 government officials across a dozen agencies were involved in applying pressure to social media companies to censor users.

But some of the officials refused to provide any answers or answer all questions posed by the plaintiffs. Among them: Fauci, who serves as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden.

The government claimed that Fauci shouldn’t be required to answer all questions or provide records in his capacity as NIAID director or in his capacity as Biden’s chief medical adviser. It also attempted to withhold records and responses from Jean-Pierre.

In the new ruling on Sept. 6 breaking the stalemate, Doughty said both Fauci and Jean-Pierre needed to comply with the interrogatories and record requests.

“First, the requested information is obviously very relevant to Plaintiffs’ claims. Dr. Fauci’s communications would be relevant to Plaintiffs’ allegations in reference to alleged suppression of speech relating to the lab-leak theory of COVID-19’s origin, and to alleged suppression of speech about the efficiency of masks and COVID-19 lockdowns. Jean-Pierre’s communications as White House Press Secretary could be relevant to all of Plaintiffs’ examples,” Doughty said, referring to examples such as the suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 presidential election and censorship of claims COVID-19 originated in a Chinese laboratory.

Doughty ordered Fauci and Jean-Pierre to comply within 21 days.

Fauci, additionally, must provide complete answers to questions regarding his role as NIAID director.

“We know from the previous round of discovery that efforts to censor the speech of those who disagree with the government on covid policy have come from the top. Americans deserve to know Anthony Fauci’s participation in this enterprise, especially since he has publicly demanded that specific individuals, including two of our clients, Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff, be censored on social media,” Jenin Younes, litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance and a lawyer for some of the plaintiffs, said in a statement.

“It is time for Dr. Fauci to answer for his flagrant disregard for Americans’ constitutional rights and civil liberties.”

Martin Kulldorff, epidemiologist and statistician, at his home in Ashford, Conn., on Feb. 11, 2022. (Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times)
HHS
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the parent agency of NIAID, also tried to avoid giving answers or documents in the legal battle, even though discovery from Big Tech companies revealed key HHS officials as participating in what plaintiffs have described as a “censorship enterprise.”

Both HHS and the Department of Homeland Security objected to attempts to get the agencies to search widely for relevant records, describing the attempts as “unduly burdensome and disproportionate to the needs of the case.” HHS identified NIAID, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Office of the Surgeon General as three subagencies that would likely have the records sought.

Plaintiffs said that HHS was effectively exempting itself from the discovery process.

Doughty agreed with HHS that conducting a search for relevant records among all 80,000 HHS employees would be overly burdensome, but said the HHS employees identified in documents from Meta, Facebook’s parent company, as engaging with the company needed to respond to the discovery requests.

He ordered the HHS officials, including the HHS deputy digital director, to provide responses within 21 days.

Amended Complaint
Government officials identified 45 officials across five agencies as officials who communicate with social media companies about misinformation and censorship. But emails and other documents provided by Meta, Twitter, and Google in the case show a number of other officials, including officials at other agencies and the White House, were involved in the effort.

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