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Alex JonesAmerican radio show host, documentary film producer and director
Date of Birth: 11.02.1974
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Early Life and Education
- Career Beginnings
- The New American Empire
- Waco Siege
- Austin Talk Radio Star
- Controversy and Departure from KJFK
- Political Ambitions
- Bohemian Grove Infiltration
- International Controversy
Early Life and Education
Alex Jones was born on February 11, 1974, in Dallas, Texas. He grew up in the suburb of Rockwall, where his father worked as a dentist. Jones graduated from Anderson High School in Austin in 1993 and briefly attended Austin Community College.
Career Beginnings
Jones began his career in live call-in cable television. In 1996, he moved to radio and hosted "The Final Edition" on KJFK-FM.
The New American Empire
1998: America Destroyed by DesignJones released his debut documentary film, "America Destroyed by Design," in 1998. The film presented his conspiracy theory that the Oklahoma City bombing was orchestrated by the government.
Waco Siege
1998: Support for Waco VictimsJones became involved in the aftermath of the Waco siege, where he advocated for David Koresh and his followers, claiming they were peaceful victims of government tyranny.
Austin Talk Radio Star
1999: Best Austin Talk Radio HostJones became a popular radio host in Austin, Texas, winning the "Best Austin Talk Radio Host" award from The Austin Chronicle's readers' poll in 1999.
Controversy and Departure from KJFK
1999: Dismissal from KJFKJones was fired from KJFK-FM in 1999 after his controversial views allegedly alienated advertisers. Jones claimed it was a political move and that he was instructed to stop discussing politically sensitive topics.
Political Ambitions
2000: Republican Candidate for Texas HouseJones ran as a Republican for the Texas House of Representatives in 2000 but withdrew before the primary election due to low poll numbers.
Bohemian Grove Infiltration
2000: Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian GroveJones and his assistant gained unauthorized access to the private Bohemian Grove retreat and filmed a ceremony known as the "Cremation of Care." He released a documentary titled "Dark Secrets Inside Bohemian Grove" based on the footage.
International Controversy
2006: Detainment in CanadaJones was detained by Canadian authorities in 2006 while attempting to attend the Bilderberg Group meeting in Ottawa. His passport and equipment were seized, and he was released without charges.
