Who Initiated The Conspiracy Of Jade Helm Alex Jones?

Alex Jones, a popular radio talk-show host and anti-government conspiracy theorist, has been widely criticized for his coverage of the 2015 US military exercise in Central Texas, known as Operation Jade Helm 15. The exercise, which took place across seven states, was believed to be a cover for a military takeover by extremists. Jones’ website, Infowars, has been criticized for its heavy coverage of the exercise, while also adding disclaimers.

Jones, who is owned by Infowars, claimed that the map was evidence that the federal government was planning to take over Texas. He elaborated on a statement earlier this month by Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) regarding the now infamous Jade Helm 15 training map. Jones was one of the first to popularize the theory that Jade Helm was actually an attempt by the U.S. military to prepare for the upcoming invasion.

The controversy surrounding the exercise began three years ago, with Russians being behind the Texas furor. The controversy helped pave the way for the Russian information operation in the 2016 presidential election. Critics argue that the 7-state, months-long exercise is a cover for a military takeover and that the controversy over the exercise contributed to the Russian information operation in the 2016 presidential election.

In conclusion, Alex Jones’s Infowars website has been a significant source of conspiracy theories, with his coverage of the Jade Helm 15 exercise and the subsequent controversy surrounding it contributing to the ongoing debate on the US military’s intentions.