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The New Republic: Alex Jones Just Cost Himself Everything

Alex Jones, the infamous conspiracy theorist and host of InfoWars, has finally faced the consequences of his despicable actions. After years of trolling parents who lost their children in the Sandy Hook school shooting, Jones now finds himself drowning in a $1.5 billion debt that is non-dischargeable through bankruptcy. The judge has made it clear that he will have to continue paying the families until he settles the debt, leaving Jones essentially broke for the rest of his life.

It’s hard to fathom the level of callousness and cruelty it takes to harass grieving parents, not just once, but repeatedly over the years.… Continue reading

Alex Jones agrees to liquidate his assets to pay Sandy Hook families, in move that would end his ownership of Infowars | CNN Business

As news broke of the recent developments in Alex Jones’ legal battles, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of relief and vindication for the families affected by the tragedy of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. The fact that Jones has agreed to liquidate his assets to pay the damages owed to these families is a small semblance of justice in a world that often feels devoid of it. For years, Jones spread lies and misinformation, causing untold pain and suffering to those who were already enduring unimaginable grief. The fact that he is now facing the consequences of his actions is a step in the right direction.… Continue reading

Sandy Hook families ask bankruptcy judge to liquidate Alex Jones’ media company

I am absolutely floored by the audacity of Alex Jones, the man who spewed vile lies about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, now crying foul as the families of the victims seek justice. This man, who callously claimed that the tragic event was staged by crisis actors, has inflicted immeasurable pain and suffering on those who lost their loved ones that day. It is despicable that he now seeks to evade responsibility for his heinous actions through bankruptcy reorganization.

Jones and his media company, including Infowars, are facing a $1.5 billion lawsuit from the Sandy Hook families for defamation and emotional distress.… Continue reading