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4 2 INFOWARS MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM INFOWARS MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM 3 QUOTES “ IF YOU LOOK AT THOSE MATTERS, YOU “ WILL COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT THE ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IS A THREAT TO WORLD PEACE. Nelson Mandela WHEN FASCISM COMES TO AMERICA, “ IT WILL COME WRAPPED IN AN “AMERICAN FLAG. Huey P. Long UNTIL THEY BECOME CONSCIOUS THEY WILL NEVER REBEL, AND UNTIL AFTER THEY HAVE REBELLED THEY CANNOT “BECOME CONSCIOUS. George Orwell, 1984 4 INFOWARS“ MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM ON THE COVER Almost 30 years later, the prophetic writings of George Orwell welcome us into the new era of rampant power plays and deceitful dictatorship. Gone are the days of national warlords portrayed as TABLE OF embodiments of evil raging against the free world. The picture of dictators as we have known them now seem quaint in comparison to the cunning of the wolves clothed as sheep we willingly raise up for ourselves in the bastardized name of tolerance, liberty, and CONTENTS justice for all. 42 54 62 OBAMA USURPS LAWMAKING POWER INTERVIEW WITH RON PAUL TOTALITARIANISM 2.0 WRITTEN BY: KIT DANIELS WRITTEN BY: ALEX JONES WRITTEN BY: ALEX JONES & PAUL JOSEPH WATSON 8 COP KILLS 13-YEAR-OLD BOY 22 SPY AGENCY’S NEW LOGO 39 ARMY OFFICER VOWS TO WRITTEN BY: PAUL J. WATSON WRITTEN BY: STEVE WATSON CONFISCATE GUNS WRITTEN BY: PAUL J. WATSON KIT DANIELS 10 NATIONAL MOVEMENT TO 24 POLICE STATE FOR SUPER BOWL 45 EXPANSION OF GOVERNMENT BOYCOTT NFL WRITTEN BY: ADAN SALAZAR WRITTEN BY: ADAN SALAZAR POWERS 27 CAN OBAMA SUSPEND WRITTEN BY: MIKAEL THALEN 12 CITY FAILS TO KILL SECOND ELECTION LAWS? AMENDMENT WRITTEN BY: PAUL J. WATSON 46 OBAMA’S SOCIAL WRITTEN BY: KIT DANIELS 30 OBAMA HITS NEW ALL DICTATORSHIP TIME LOWS WRITTEN BY: ADAN SALAZAR 14 WRITTEN BY: STEVE WATSON COP KILLS UNARMED MAN KIT DANIELS WRITTEN BY: STEVE WATSON 49 33 MODERN MIND CONTROL BRAIN EATING VACCINES 17 GUN REGISTRATION LEADS TO VICTIMS? WRITTEN BY: ALEX JONES CONFISCATION WRITTEN BY: PAUL J. WATSON 60 GOVERNMENT CRIMINALIZES WRITTEN BY: KIT DANIELS 36 JUNK SCIENCE CHURCH GROUPS 18 MANDELA’S DARK LEGACY WRITTEN BY: KURT NIMMO WRITTEN BY: ANTHONY GUCCIARDI WRITTEN BY: INFOWARS STAFF VOL. 2 ISSUE 5 JAN. 2014 INFOWARS MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM 5 7 LETTERS Submit Your Letters, Comments & Art [email protected] P.O. Box 19549 Austin TX, 78760 Dear Alex Jones Dear Alex Jones Thanks for getting back to me! I love the When I took the subway into Manhattan work you guys do (Alex totally woke me and stepped off the train at the World up 2 years ago) and I’d like to contribute Trade Center stop I couldn’t help but no- to your cause however I can. tice all the eerie mosaic tiled All-Seeing Eyes literally everywhere on all the walls -Josh H. throughout the station. As far as I know, it’s the only station in New York City Dear Alex Jones which has them. I couldn’t help but think this was the Illuminati’s creepy way off Spreading the message of truth here in “marking their territory” to indicate their Australia. NORMAN S. victory over what they did on 9/11. -Noete G. - Jorge G. Dear Alex Jones My Scooter which I just sold. The new owner had not heard of Infowars or Alex Jones but he sure has now! He left these stickers on the scooter and is now a lis- tener. -William B. Dear Alex Jones BRYAN H. BRYAN H. Architecture for tyranny (current state of affairs) collage. -Bryan H. NOETE G. Dear Alex Jones Here’s my roving Infowars bill- board guys! I ride for Liberty ev- eryday. Be well and keep up the good work. Sincerely, -Norman S. WILLIAM B. 6 INFOWARS MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM A SHORT STORY OF US: PUBLISHER CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Infowars Magazine was founded as a monthly publication ALEX JONES ALEX JONES in 2012 as the answer to the eminent threat of internet PAUL J. WATSON censorship. The first issue debuted in September 2012, KURT NIMMO bringing the fight for the Infowar to a new front, the MANAGING EDITOR KIT DANIELS changing landscape of print media. Over 100,000 copies ADAN SALAZAR are distributed world-wide each month, spreading truth JOHN MCENTIRE ANTHONY GUCCIARDI journalism with the passion of grassroots publication STEVE WATSON and the permanence of physical print. 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The articles appearing within this publication reflect the opinions and attitudes of their respective authors and not necessarily those of the publisher, advertisers, or editorial team. INFOWARS MAGAZINE INFOWARS.COM 7 Cop Who Killed 13-Year-Old Boy Armed With Plastic BB Gun Back on Duty WRITTEN BY: PAUL JOSEPH WATSON Officer Talked About Turning on the “Mean Gene” Sonoma County sheriff’s finding about whether he committed crimi- deputy was back on duty nal wrongdoing,” reports the Press Democrat. just six weeks after he shot a Website PoliceOne.com heralded Gelhaus’ SOME HAVE ALSO 13-year-old boy seven times return in a Facebook post which announced, POINTED TO A for carrying a plastic BB gun. “We’re glad to have you back, officer!” AOn October 22, Deputy Erick Gelhaus and a Whether or not you believe Gelhaus was 2008 ARTICLE trainee responded to reports of a boy armed justified in shooting the teen dead (seven with an AK-47 walking along Moorland Ave- times seems a little excessive), the fact that WRITTEN nue in southwest Santa Rosa. Gelhaus drove he is back on the job within weeks and before up behind middle school student Andy Lopez any kind of investigation has been concluded BY GELHAUS in a patrol car and ordered him to stop. When is patently ludicrous. Some have also pointed Lopez turned around with the “gun” raised, to a 2008 article written by Gelhaus which WHICH WAS Gelhaus opened fire, killing the boy after was published by SWAT Magazine in which he shooting him seven times. expressed trigger-happy sentiments. “Today PUBLISHED BY The “AK-47″ turned out to be a plastic airsoft is the day you may need to kill someone in SWAT MAGAZINE toy gun that fires plastic BB pellets. The order to go home. If you cannot turn on the encounter took place in the middle of a bright ‘mean gene’ for yourself, who will? … Taking IN WHICH HE day, and the toy gun had a transparent plastic some kind of action — any kind of action — is middle, leading critics to contend that Gel- critical,” Gelhaus wrote. EXPRESSED haus should have been able to ascertain that Two months before the shooting, Gelhaus the toy was not a real AK-47 before opening also pointed his gun at the head of terrified TRIGGER-HAPPY fire. The fact that Gelhaus was also a depart- Santa Rosa resident Jeffrey Westbrook during ment armorer has prompted charges that he what should have been a routine traffic SENTIMENTS. should have been able to identify the toy gun stop.
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