As the dinosaur mainstream media enters terminal decline, Infowars.com has soared to become one of the most prominent news websites on the Internet, beating the likes of MSNBC.com in terms of web traffic. In addition, Jones’ daily radio show regularly tops 20 million viewers a week, crushing mainstream media for audience share on a regular basis.

By establishing a team of news reporters who provide cutting edge analysis and on the ground high tech breaking coverage, Infowars.com continually dominates the news coverage while wearing our bias – the truth – openly and proudly on our sleeve.

A 2011 Rolling Stone article described Jones as “a giant in America’s conspiracy subculture,” with a subsequent in-depth profile adding that he made Glenn Beck and Rush Limbaugh, “sound like tea-sipping NPR hosts on Zoloft.”

According to UT Professor Randolph Lewis, Jones is “one of the most important political media figures in the country” and “his circle of Texas libertarians is maybe the most important zone of resistance to surveillance culture right now.”

“Alex Jones is a model for people to create their own media,” Michael Harrison, editor of the industry trade magazine Talkers, told Rolling Stone writer Alexander Zaitchik. “When the history is written of talk broadcasting’s transition from the corporate model of the 20th century to the digital, independent model of the 21st century, he will be considered an early trailblazer.”

In the spirit of Thomas Jefferson and George Washington, Jones passionately argues against foreign entanglements and wars for the sake of corporate and banking interests. Jones avoids the bogus political labels of “left and right” and instead focuses on what really matters — what’s right and wrong. As a tenacious journalist, Jones has broken hundreds of national stories over the span of his career.