Thread by @jarue369

The media’s answer to “What horrible tragedy happened to the Sandy Hook families” went from ‘they lost their children’ to ‘Alex Jones said stuff.’

2) The underlying theme here is stop doubting the news. Alex and his team rolled over a long time ago and if you listen to the trial you won’t hear a single objection from his lawyer. It feels like the mock trial itself is part of the deal they made.

3) Correction. There is a single objection by Jones’ team. But I’m amazed how weak and silent his team behaved. Even more surprising is how Troyer and the producer lady (6-figure incomes) didn’t have their own lawyers.

Both sides lawyers seem low budget for the case.

4) This case will turn into an even greater excuse to apply technological censorship to everything that doubts anything at all. We’ve already seen this with the Covid tags on all information that shades the narrative.

5) Is it weird that I think the Sandy Hook Alex Jones Trial is a hoax? 😂

6) Why isn’t anyone on the defense naming all of the times the official story has not been true? Why did Alex and Owen Shroyer both miss the greatest soapbox opportunity of their career to defend the importance of doubt??

7) And there’s this awkward podcast... Remember Alex wanting to go pee with Joe as if to huddle about what to say? Remember how Rogan and Jones suddenly went pro-NASA?

8) You can stage tragedies. We’ve seen them do that a lot. And you can stage honey traps on top of tragedies too. We rarely see them do this because it’s too caloric to live in a world where we’d have to pay that much attention.

This is why I am a zetetic.

9) Good to know. And why would Jones comply? If he went to jail with all the cameras he’d fulfill his lifelong goal to become a superhero. It’d be the golden goose for InfoWars and yet they caved under the silence of a single defense attorney. #HumptyDumpty

https://twitter.com/blakeparriott/status/1555205371425431554

10) Ask yourself this. Before the camera went ‘click,’ who put the duct tape over his mouth? Slaves will say “they did.” Pirates will say, “he did.”

11) Just a friendly reminder it’s a felony in many countries and a misdemeanor in Florida to doubt the Holocaust and Jones has been a strong supporter of Zionism.

12) Who should ultimately be on trial? People blindly saying things? Or people blindly believing things? How different would this place be if believing propaganda was the crime.

13) Alex Jones trial teaches us we are only holding people accountable who say things that turn out to not be true and will never be holding people accountable for believing things that turn out not to be true.

This precedent will have devastating consequences.