The Answer to 1984 Is 1776

by Alex Jones

If you've never heard of Alex Jones, then you've been missing out on one of the most dynamic, hard-hitting talk radio hosts on the planet. Featured on Good Morning America , 20/20 Downtown , 60 Minutes , The Discovery Channel, A&E, Court TV, and more, Jones appears on multiple stations across the country and has been called "an absolutely riveting television presence" by Patrick Beech of the Austin American-Statesman . Mike Kelley, also of the Austin American-Statesman , said of Jones, "On television, he exudes so much energy that a viewer might almost expect bits of flesh to start flying from the screen." For decades Americans have been aware that the government withholds pertinent information that affects their lives. While the rigors of the average workday leave Americans defenseless against government cover-ups, mass media red herrings, and corporate scandals, Alex Jones sorts through the corruption with eager devotion. He uncovers clear and decisive information that must be heard. Jones' voice spreads like wildfire, developing legions of loyal listeners and readers. This book is divided into four main sections, covering propaganda, the police state, the New World Order, and 9/11, the defining event of our era and the ultimate manifestation of these three concepts in the United States. While millions of people listen to his radio broadcasts and watch his films, this is Jones' first book. It's time to stand up against tyranny; it's time to give the power to the people. This is an information war, and Alex Jones intends to win!

304 pages, Hardcover

Published April 1, 2008

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Alex Jones is an American radio show host. He hosts The Alex Jones Show from Austin, Texas, which airs on the Genesis Communications Network and shortwave radio station WWCR across the United States and online. He is the founder of InfoWars.

Reviews

[Thom Young · Rating 5 out of 5]

What can I say I love so called conspiracies. It's not cool to go along with the mainstream I guess. If you want to deny we are living in 1984 go to the airport or try going to NYC without getting filmed, or anywhere really. Jones can sensationalize things, but he is entertaining. Living in Texas, I can speak that most here are absolutely sick of the federal government controlling our lives. Jones advocates a revolution by information/awakening. He talks about the new world order and their thirst for world government. I love his websites infowars and prison planet too.

[Liquidlasagna · Rating 2 out of 5]

gosh he's freaky

but it's a much better cover than most of those covers of Orwell's books