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From the NY Times:
"The judge in Alex Jones’s bankruptcy case ruled on Thursday that he will not be allowed to use his Chapter 11 filing to evade paying more than $1 billion in verdicts to families of the Sandy Hook shooting."
Find all of his hidden assets, turn him upside down and shake *all* the ill gotten gains out of him.
"The ruling by Judge Christopher Lopez in a Houston bankruptcy court means that Mr. Jones, the Infowars conspiracy broadcaster, will likely be working the rest of his life to pay his debt to the families."
I'm not so sure about that. Alex Jones's only job for the past *mumblety mumble* years has been to spread lies and distortions. I'd rather see him mopping floors for minimum wage somewhere. Under the eye of an Internet enabled camera. So everyone can watch.
-m
"The judge in Alex Jones’s bankruptcy case ruled on Thursday that he will not be allowed to use his Chapter 11 filing to evade paying more than $1 billion in verdicts to families of the Sandy Hook shooting."
Find all of his hidden assets, turn him upside down and shake *all* the ill gotten gains out of him.
"The ruling by Judge Christopher Lopez in a Houston bankruptcy court means that Mr. Jones, the Infowars conspiracy broadcaster, will likely be working the rest of his life to pay his debt to the families."
I'm not so sure about that. Alex Jones's only job for the past *mumblety mumble* years has been to spread lies and distortions. I'd rather see him mopping floors for minimum wage somewhere. Under the eye of an Internet enabled camera. So everyone can watch.
-m
