Alex Jones Flips His Script & Gives the Performance of His Career From Inside His Car

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Alex Jones Flips His Script & Gives the Performance of His Career From Inside His Car

April 29th, 2017

Awake Goy

Alex Jones Flips His Script & Gives the Performance of His Career From Inside His Car

Susanne Posel ,Chief Editor Occupy Corporatism | Host of Hardline Radio Show

From the front seat of his car, while driving around downtown Austin, the performance artist formerly known as Alex Jones put on a show for his audience, going off on Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.

Posted to YouTube, this epic 9-minute rant centered on complaining about Ivanka’s comments at the W20 Summit in Berlin.

Jones complimented Ivanka for being “beautiful”, “talented”, and having a “cool” clothing line before bashing her for not being elected as “the 45th president of the United States.”

It appears Jones has a problem with comments Ivanka made on NBC News about being open to the US accepting more asylum seekers; including Syrian refugees who must “be part of the discussion, but that’s not going to be enough in itself.”

Ivanka said: “I think there is a global humanitarian crisis that’s happening, and we have to come together, and we have to solve it.”

In response to Ivanka’s stance on immigration, Jones gave the performance of his life from inside the cab of his car, saying: “We didn’t elect her. And she’s over in Germany with Merkel that opened the borders up for all the Islamicists. And she says for women we should let refugees in, and that her dad’s wrong and she wants him to change his mind. What! From seven unvetted countries where the Islamicists just issue fake passports basically to terrorists.”

Jones imagined that there would be “more genital mutilation” and “more burqas” if Syrians were allowed to migrate to America and blamed Ivanka for being “for women”.

Besides the fact that no refugee has successfully carried out a fatal terrorist attack since the 80s thanks to preventative and effective screening protocols implemented for nearly 40 years now, Jones’ character continued to rail on about the dangers of including Muslims when it comes to having sympathy for refugees.

In the end, Jones gave his audience some encouragement: “We can’t just become demoralized if Trump starts going sideways or off his trajectory or something. Don’t let the fact that Trump hasn’t gotten everything done — he’s gotten a lot done — or that his daughter’s out there doing bizarre stuff get you depressed.”

He added: “The good news is, Trump for the nationalist brand is very strong.”