Alex Jones claims Dems are plotting to put conservatives 'in camps' as he has meltdown over 2024 election

On the latest episode of his InfoWars show, Alex Jones floated a theory about Democrats' planned line of attack against conservatives
Far-right radio host Alex Jones peddled yet another conspiracy theory about the Democrats (Getty Images)
Far-right radio host Alex Jones peddled yet another conspiracy theory about the Democrats (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Alex Jones has once again come up with a new conspiracy theory.

The far-right radio show host recently floated the idea that Democrats are planning to put conservatives "in camps" while having a meltdown, as reported by Raw Story.



 

Alex Jones claims Democrats are going about saying they want to put conservatives 'in camps'

On the Sunday, August 18 episode of his InfoWars show, the 50-year-old said, "I'm getting chills right now. Ladies and gentlemen, there are Democrats all over the place saying they're going to put us in camps - they built COVID camps just to cover."

"Do you understand they are planning this?!" shouted Jones, before claiming, "They're going to do a big a** cyber attack and take us all off the air. We got 78 days left of the election. I feel sick just sitting here waiting." 

The prominent conspiracy theorist, who founded the infamous website InfoWars, is a staunch supporter of Donald Trump's 2024 reelection bid and sided with the former president's false claims about the 2020 election results. 

AUSTIN, TX - APRIL 18: Infowars host Alex Jones arrives at the Texas State Capital building on April
Alex Jones claimed Democrats are plotting a cyberattack against conservative media (Getty Images)

Alex Jones talked about Donald Trump's apparent involvement with Jeffrey Epstein

In January, Alex Jones shared his views on Donald Trump being named in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

In January, he said, as reported by Raw Story, "I was given, during breaks, big national news that Trump's been implicated. Okay. And I can't speak to this until I've had time to research it. So, um, I'm going to go off air soon."

He went on, "I'll tell you what I think. I don't know. I don't know what's going on," before adding, "[Trump] did hang around with [Epstein] some and was around him some. And so I'm not going to, I'm not going to sit there ever, ever and, uh, condone any of that, but we're going to find out."  

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Alex Jones has been a staunch supporter of Donald Trump (Getty Images)

Internet mocks Alex Jones as he floats new conspiracy theory about Democrats

Netizens ridiculed Alex Jones over his theory of Democrats wanting to put conservatives "in camps."

One wrote, "Nah. I do hope that some of them are put in prison though."

Another said, "This imbecilic rant is a sign that the Trump campaign is totally derailed. Obviously, there will be enough republicans that understand what damage 4 years of Trump will do to the country."

They added, "If you add to that the stupid childish rants of Trump himself, the fact that you never see him smile (except when someone is uttering some silly flattering words about him), he is always angry at everything and everybody."

"Isn't he supposed to be in jail or something? Jeeze, I'm tired of his trash... Has he paid the money he owes for the lawsuit he lost by running his big mouth in the most vile manner possible?" remarked a person.

Someone else stated, "Why yes, yes! we will put you in camps, how did you know?" "Well, prison anyway, if convicted in a court of law," quipped one more.

An individual joked, "Someone should have put him in a cage, years ago."

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