Talk:Alex Jones

What is disputed? Lets make this an article, instead of a stub w a header! If I don't hear an objection soon, I'm gonna remove the header ;) Sam Spade 04:21, 20 Mar 2004 (UTC)

"He is one of the most well-supported and intense investigators in his field today." This seems to be POV (as was most of this article), and the phrase "well-supported" is vague, at best. Also, someone could easily doubt the veracity of the Bohemian Grove movie or what it purports to depict. I don't really think it merits inclusion. Unless I hear otherwise, I intend to delete or reword these bits of the article. --SamClayton 06:19, 11 May 2004 (UTC)[reply]

I agree. Softened the language, but I think it should be revised to something more meaningful and verifiable. CHL 00:10, 17 May 2004 (UTC)[reply]

I've softened the language further ("purportedly" and "allegedly"). I also am curious about the statement "Among conspiracy theorists, he's thought to be among the the most well-supported investigators in the field today." Does this mean that he is more well-supported than other conspiracy theorists or that other consipiracy theorists consider him well-supported? Furthermore, does "well-supported" mean that his allegations are well-documented, that he receives ample donations for his work, or that he has comfortable underwear? JHCC 17 May 2004

I think the "well-supported" line is clear POV. I'm sure there are even people who lend credence to other conspiracy theories that don't buy his version of events or motives. It comes off as Wikipedia endorsing his claims. Maybe something along the lines of "highly-regarded" would be a little less biased? Suggestions? I also think it would be worthwhile to include, possibly verbatim, some of his claims (ex. the Kyoto Accords outline a plan for massive concentration camps, etc.), so that readers can judge for themselves and have some context. --SamClayton 18:16, 30 May 2004 (UTC)[reply]