Turn it into a fact-checking site. Target #1: Infowars.
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At which point Patrician Vetinari appoints “asks” ■■■■■ von Lipwig and Inspector A E Pessimal the joint task of detangling Jones’s finances? He certainly doesn’t need it, but I approve of that plan!
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Does he have a warehouse full of roids and survival diet crap?
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I didn’t mean to suggest they were involved in editorial, more that they are surely having a more interesting time at Infowars than they would, say, managing what’s left of a failed rural bank or Arby’s franchise.
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That would maybe be an ideal scenario, as all the money-making parts of Gawker were fine, and sold to univision for $140m or thereabouts, and only the troublesome part of it went dark.
A problem is that the money-making parts of Infowars are scams and grifts.
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With clerks spreading and grouping documents on the ballroom floor.
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He’ll never pay off that debt. But hopefully; the families will keep him dirt poor for the rest of his life.
Start another company? They’ll take that too.
Get a gig on Newsmax? They’ll garnish your salary.
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I believe it was LegalEagle who explained it like this:
Jones sold more supplements when he lied about Sandy Hook. So he had a big financial incentive to repeat those lies over and over and acrue a billion dollars worth of liability…
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IDK why, but when I first saw the headline on this story I thought it read “Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones agrees to liquidate followers.”
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Life goes on. Featuring: Ted Nugent on acoustic guitar, Viktor Bout on bombs and Roger Stone praying.
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You gotta love that he does this schtick while wearing his Rolex Submariner. Good lord, people are rubes.
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