Source: www.roguegovernment.com - By Lee Rogers

If it wasn't bad enough that Alex Jones has been spreading fear about a future America with cannibals eating people and real life scenarios similar to movies like the Road Warrior, he now wants you to be fearful of your kitchen sink and the grocery store.

Here is a quote directly from an InfoWars article posted about the dangers of food.

The grocery store, along with your kitchen sink, are two of the most dangerous places in the world.

So according to this article, we should be just as or more afraid of our kitchen sink and the grocery store than a war zone, steep mountain ranges, the middle of the Sahara desert or other dangerous locations in the world.  What type of bull shit logic is this?

Granted it is true that things like High Fructose Corn Syrup, Aspartame, Fluoridated Water and other chemicals that can be found in various food and drink products are certainly not good for the human body.  And yes, it is part of a larger program to destroy our health and part of a broader program centered around eugenics, but what is the purpose of scaring the living shit out of people about this?  

The solution to this problem is very simple and does not require the insertion of fear.  All people have to do is stop buying and consuming the products that have this type of garbage in them.  

Just days prior, Paul Craig Roberts a phony freedom fighter who has links to secretive groups like the Council for National Policy and the Center for Strategic and International Studies wrote an article that was linked to from the Drudge Report to InfoWars that was only written to spread fear.  In the article, Roberts paints a future version of America in 2017 similar to the type of Road Warrior scenario that Jones was fear mongering about days earlier.  The article offers nothing except the absolute fear of what would happen after a future collapse of the American economic system which is completely ridiculous.  Even though an economic meltdown is very possible, that doesn't necessarily mean the end result is going to be an absolute societal breakdown as Roberts suggests.

All of this fear being spread by both Jones and Roberts indicates that this is part of a larger operation designed to spread despair amongst people who see past the false paradigms presented by the corporate controlled media fascists.  Sadly though, people like Jones and Roberts are just extensions of this same fascist media complex.  The fact that we continue to see them spreading fear just like the corporate media does is obvious proof of this.