I’ve long said that Alex Jones and company have a funny defination of patriotism, one that involves hating America, spreading Islamist propaganda and defending communism. Here’s a post from Prison Planet that does all three of these things at once. I’ll let you read through it and tell me how Jones isn’t purposefully helpong enemies of America for a quick buck, but here’s a taste if you don’t want to wade into the cess pool:

For Beck, current events in Egypt are occurring as a result of their connection to his pet-list of far-Left idealogues, like Van Jones, and a host of organizations and unions allegedly linked to Soros. While many of these connections are legitimate, Beck obscures altogether the long history of Pentagon intervention in foreign politics. The CIA and U.S. military have, for decades, sponsored and created radical Islamic factions, including the Muslim Brotherhood, the Taliban and more.

What is really underway is a complex series of destabilization efforts all across the Middle East region, and perhaps the making of a wider war. Unlike Sen. Joseph McCarthy, whose pursuit of Communist infiltrators in the U.S. government was based upon real evidence but skewed to appear hysterical and exaggerated, Glenn Beck’s relentless “outing” of Communist influence in modern U.S. and foreign affairs tends to smokescreen the coordinated actions, covert and otherwise, of monopoly capitalists toying with the nations of the world on their “grand chessboard” map.

Sounds a lot like Code Pink to me.

Isn’t it odd how when Infowars is talking about a open, documentable relationship between Leftists and the Labor movement they use the word allegedly yet when claiming the “bloodlines” of some mythical global Illuminati are secretly orchestrating everything bad in the world it’s reported as fact. Interesting. It’s almost like everyone’s favorite conspiracy buff has no taste for talking about a real conspiracy that can be proven to exist.

Jones is a frequent guest on commie propaganda outlet Russia Today. If I were more conspiracy minded I would point out that the one country that benefits the most from Alex Jones world view is also the one whose state media pays him for appearances and then say something like ‘I’m just asking questions!” while puffing on my commemorative Ron Paul bong.

h/t Zionism’s Survival