Alex Jones Infowars Money Bomb
October 14, 2010 by Oliver F. Manti · Leave a Comment
AUSTIN, TEXAS (YPPO) — Thursday October 14th will be the first day that Alex Jones will be on air for 24 hours in an effort to raise money to keep the Infowars operation up and running. The last moneybomb was held three years ago. Since that time, the economic situation in the country has grown worse, making it nearly impossible for the service to continue running without donations. Over the course of the last three years the audience has tripled, but the amount of money coming in has unexpectedly shrunk.
The Infowars operation is not funded by mega corporations like the corporate media. Because of this, they rely on the generosity of the supporters who have come to depend on the site for their daily news.
The company is hoping to release more feature length DVD’s and with extra money, they will launch a social network called Planet Infowars for fans of the website. They also said that they would feature two new TV shows including a daily version for Prisonplanet.tv subscribers.
The moneybomb will begin at 11 AM CST on Thursday. Alex will stream live over the internet a number of previously unreleased videos. Some of the videos will be shot and broadcasted live, while others will have been shot before and will be released for the first time during the moneybomb. Some of the interviews include Paul Craig Roberts, Katherine Austin Fitts, Lord Christopher Monckton, Sherry Tenpenny, Jeffrey Smith, and Alan Watt.
It should make for an interesting fundraiser for the popular site. They are in desperate need of donations, and are hoping that this moneybomb fundraiser will help the site continue to operate.
