An Alex Jones correspondent and her partner have been arrested in Ohio
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A correspondent for InfoWars, the far-right website that peddles debunked conspiracy theories and fringe political commentary, was arrested on Friday at a house in Portage County after a grand jury handed up a secret indictment charging her with robbery and domestic violence, according to officials.
Portage County Jail staff on Saturday confirmed that Millicent “Millie” Weaver, 29, is being held on charges of robbery, tampering with evidence, obstructing justice and domestic violence. Her boyfriend, 45-year-old Gavin Wince, is also being held on the same charges.
According to Alex Jones she was arrested by the Deep State because she was on the verge of announcing Major Breaking News this week, just like every week.
If my parents had named me Millicent I'd probably have turned to crime as well.
Even if I was female.
Thanks. I had heard about the tiny bullhorn, but hadn't seen it yet. The Izod polo shirt is a nice touch. He's looking pretty out-of-shape, too.
But wouldn't that mean he actually believed the **** he promotes?2
Thanks. I had heard about the tiny bullhorn, but hadn't seen it yet. The Izod polo shirt is a nice touch. He's looking pretty out-of-shape, too.
Care factor: zero.He was on Joe Rogan again, who moved to Texas. Over 7 million views since yesterday. Pretty hilarious. Joe does a "sober October" and Alex brought a bottle of Whiskey with him, trying to troll Joe into sharing a drink. Which failed, so Alex drank it almost completely by himself during the over three hours. There was a third guy in a funny t-shirt who was entertaining as well.
Two key points for his haters to consider: He plans to retire in a year because "it's killing me". Oh, and he endorses Joe Biden.
Care factor: zero.
Indeed! It could even have been interesting.Good decision to click on the thread, then.
Two key points for his haters to consider: He plans to retire in a year because "it's killing me". Oh, and he endorses Joe Biden.
"I've got an inheritance coming, and I've almost got it. But I've been--these oil people are so against what I'm going to do, that they've threatened me and I've had the FBI pick a couple of them up, stuff like that, but I need to send you some documents to prove what I'm saying.
"Haven't you faxed those to me? I've gotten a bunch of stuff from you. What is it, fourteen million dollars or something?
No, no, it's $18.5 million, my uncle was killed in a plane wreck."
"You know, I just talked to that nice fellow, Larry in Idaho, he called back in and got back in, and it was what I thought, he's going to tell me about Nigeria and he didn't believe me that the emails you get from Nigeria and you send them a couple thousand bucks and you're going to get $18.5 million and you call them back and they say send more and you're going to get it and if people won't listen, I just can't help it anymore."
