Infowars producer calls the Sandy Hook shooting a “suspect narrative”
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From the April 27, 2022, edition of Infowars' The Alex Jones Show
GREG REESE (INFOWARS PRODUCER): A prominent American journalist has been found guilty with no evidence of a crime. He is not allowed to speak at his own trial and has been explicitly denied the First Amendment. His crime is questioning the suspect narrative being spun by a corrupt federal government -- in other words, exercising his First Amendment rights in their most potent form. One would think that a country who claims to care about free speech would find this newsworthy. The guy even named his company Free Speech Systems back when he was just starting out. But they don't care. Instead, they cheer on a quirky billionaire to make Twitter equally volatile for everyone as if that's where the Bill of Rights reside.
What's happening to Alex Jones is much bigger than Alex. It truly is the state verses free speech. But as dire as things are, what I love most about working on Alex's platform is the community. Alex, the whole Infowars crew, and our vigilant audience. We understand the importance of individual freedom and inalienable rights. For many of us, they're worth dying for.
Millions of Americans are waking up to the dangers of their own authoritarian government. Millions of us now stand fast with eyes wide open to the impending dangers of a lawless regime. Love will break their dark mind-control spells, and thank God there is enough love for us all. God bless us all, and thank you for your support.