[Kp update: I was puzzled… if the site were taken down, then why would there be a nice looking front page, with links? There is an anon that had this to say about it, in Q post 1865: “Note to AJ shills. Nobody hacks a site and brings it down, but publishes a useful and informative redirect page… it’s… obvious this is a staged attack. Why am I not surprised?” Q responds: “Actors will act. We target NBC. NBC targets Q. Strategic? We are in control.” So anyway, there’s more data for the mill.]
I’m sure some have discovered this, and certainly it is related to the massive 8-6-18 removal of AJ and Infowars from several social media platforms related Kp blog post). I post this Newswars article here as it has many alternative ways to keep track of what AJ and his team post.
I am not a “hard core” Alex Jones listener and/or viewer, but I have received many news items in the past from his videos and articles, and I do see him as a valuable-to-humanity’s-waking-up process channel.
Here are several alternatives to the Infowars/AJ platform:
“[Infowars.com] is down again. We have been under cyber attack for over a week since Big Tech launched its purge. — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) August 14, 2018
“The website… went offline around noon CST… one of multiple servers was inexplicably kicked offline.
“The Infowars website’s unavailability follows Big Tech’s coordinated censorship campaign of Alex Jones, which has now risen to 20 platforms, including Spotify, Facebook, Vimeo, YouTube, IHeartRadio and more.”
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Infowars.com Site Goes Down Amid Big Tech Censorship
Comes as social media giants try to silence political speech ahead of midterms
Alex Jones’ flagship website Infowars.com went down for several hours Tuesday, in a suspected DDOS cyber attack targeting critical Infowars infrastructure.
Alex Jones Statement On Infowars Being Taken Down! pic.twitter.com/zIJfjgNAQi
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) August 14, 2018
https://t.co/DHRJw8KFgr is down again. We have been under cyber attack for over a week since Big Tech launched its purge.
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) August 14, 2018
The website, which sees peak traffic during The Alex Jones Show – broadcast Monday through Friday 11AM to 3PM – went offline around noon CST.
According to Infowars IT staff, one of multiple servers was inexplicably kicked offline.
Since then, the website now features a splash page with redirects to Newswars.com, Prisonplanet.com, Infowarsstore.com and the Alex Jones twitter page.
The Infowars website’s unavailability follows Big Tech’s coordinated censorship campaign of Alex Jones, which has now risen to 20 platforms, including Spotify, Facebook, Vimeo, YouTube, IHeartRadio and more.
In the meantime, you can catch Alex Jones on Twitter, Bitchute, gab.ai and Minds.com.
You can also bypass censorship by downloading the Infowars Official app – while it’s still available – at the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.
🚨 https://t.co/5PAYpiYrPW IS DOWN 🚨
The #ChineseCommunist / #Democrat / #DeepState war to deplatform infowars just went to a new level.After being targeted for weeks, our #1A is in great peril!
👉 Get the info at https://t.co/kvCfBXUTOj and https://t.co/3d0Tazt4k0 👈
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) August 14, 2018