DeliciousVinyl said:

Then the guy says he sounds like he worked for fox then he screams....
"I'VE EXPOSED GEORGE BUSH FOR CARRYING OUT 9/11!. I'VE EXPOSED BILL
CLINTON THEY ALL WORK FOR THE GLOBALISTS! AND THE GLOBALISTS FUNDED YOU
PEOPLE!. You guys need to wake up...

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novumorganum said:

the cognative dissonance he spurts is just, wow. i wonder if he ever stops long enough to try and process the things that he says

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Bodhi of Ankou said:

Listening to him and Doug debate it out is hilarious its a five part series this is the second one

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novumorganum said:

The Belief Disconfirmation Paradigm
Dissonance is aroused when people are confronted with information that is inconsistent with their beliefs. If the dissonance is not reduced by changing one's belief, the dissonance can result in misperception or rejection or refutation of the information, seeking support from others who share the beliefs, and attempting to persuade others to restore consonance.
An early version of cognitive dissonance theory appeared in Leon Festinger's 1956 book, When Prophecy Fails. This book gave an inside account of the increasing belief which sometimes follows the failure of a cult's prophecy. The believers met at a pre-determined place and time, believing they alone would survive the Earth's destruction. The appointed time came and passed without incident. They faced acute cognitive dissonance: had they been the victim of a hoax? Had they donated their worldly possessions in vain? Most members chose to believe something less dissonant: the aliens had given earth a second chance, and the group was now empowered to spread the word: earth-spoiling must stop. The group dramatically increased their proselytism despite the failed prophecy.[8]

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novumorganum said:

oh my. try reading it again; it is about how people when faced with facts that do not fit their narrative, or with prophecies that do not come true, don't think, hey maybe i was wrong, but instead alter the facts to fit their narrative, or their prophecy to incorporate their failure.

no where did i say alex jones is on about aliens, although i'm sure he'll get into that once he figures out a way to connect it to the nwo and make $$$.

the point was that, although his dire warnings never come true, he doesn't stop making them
the point was that, in jones' world, all one needs to be a part of the 'globalisits' is for jones to call one a globalist...

logic; its your friend

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