Alex Jones Screams At Viewers To Buy His Products, Tells Them It's 'Life And Death'

Infowars host Alex Jones has resorted to screaming at his viewers to purchase his merchandise and telling them they help “the enemy” in the event that they don’t.

Throughout a latest episode of his podcast, the notorious conspiracy theorist instructed his viewers that there was a “warfare in opposition to you and your loved ones of inflation and collapse” and that anonymous forces have been working to “silence the leaders.”

“So if you preserve us within the struggle, you retain your self within the struggle, and that is life and loss of life,” he shouted. “So go to InfowarsStore.com and get superb merchandise. ... Make a donation on the high.”

“When you don’t help us, you’re serving to the enemy,” he added.

His merchandise embody an array of nutritional vitamins and dietary supplements, survival gear and branded merchandise.

He additionally instructed viewers to donate to the protection fund of Roger Stone, the longtime Donald Trump confidant who was sentenced to 40 months in jail for a number of felonies, together with witness tampering, mendacity to Congress and obstructing the Home investigation into doable collusion between the Trump marketing campaign and Russia in the course of the 2016 marketing campaign. Trump pardoned him earlier than leaving workplace.

Screaming “that is all out warfare!” Alex Jones and Roger Stone inform their followers that the one option to win the warfare in opposition to evil Democrats is to ship them cash and purchase their merchandise. pic.twitter.com/WgSHcyhp1f

— Ron Filipkowski 🇺🇦 (@RonFilipkowski) Could 12, 2022

Three corporations owned by Jones, a multimillionaire, filed for chapter final month as he seeks to keep away from paying damages in defamation lawsuits he misplaced over his lies concerning the Sandy Hook Elementary College mass taking pictures.

After 26 individuals have been killed within the bloodbath in Connecticut in 2012, Jones insisted it was a “hoax” staged by actors, and he profited from his lies. He has since admitted the mass homicide of kids and adults did occur.

Households of the victims efficiently sued him.

Jones has lined his pockets by spreading concern and conspiracy theories, and by shamelessly pushing merchandise that capitalize on them. In 2020, he began promoting sham merchandise that he falsely claimed cured COVID-19, together with toothpaste.