Skeptic Project

Easy: she's crazy

That's a good documentary. It was actually part of a series called 'Secret Rulers of the World' by Jon Ronson, the other episodes were about David Icke, Jim Tucker, Timothy McVeigh, and Ruby Ridge.

One thing that the documentary didn't show was that Ronson entered Bohemian Grove as well as Alex Jones. (While Alex and his friend were hiking through the bushes, Jon walked through the gate.) They left that part out of the documentary because they didn't want the TV station to get into legal trouble with the Bohemian Club or anything. Jon Ronson's book "Them: Adventures With Extremists" covered the same events as "Secret Rullers of the World", but went into more detail.

Jon Ronson also wrote the book "The Men Who Stare at Goats", which was the basis for the George Clooney comedy movie. (I haven't seen it.)

Now here's a conspiracy theory for you:

Apparently "Them" is going to be the next Ronson book to get turned into a movie, directed by Edgar Wright ("Shaun of the Dead") and produced by Jack Black: http://www.jonronson.com/news2.html (scroll down to September 20th 2005)

Jack Black might also play a character in it: http://www.slashfilm.com/2007/04/04/jack-black-to-star-in-edgar-wrights-them/</p>

^Both of those articles are several years old, but IMDB says the movie is coming in 2011. Also I asked Jon Ronson about it online in 2009, and he said it hasn't been canceled, they are working on the script or something. It's also interesting that acccording to the first article, Jon Ronson's character has apparently been turned into a woman for some reason.

So who would Jack Black play in this movie? He doesn't look very much like David Icke, Timothy McVeigh or any of the other major people. Also, he can't play Jon Ronson if Jon has been turned into a woman for the movie.

It's interesting that Jack Black was in the movie School of Rock directed by Richard Linklater. Linklater is a big friend of Alex Jones' and has been on his show, also Alex was in Linklater's movies "Walking Life" and "A Scanner Darkly". So if Jack Black was hanging around with Linklater, he would probably have heard about Alex Jones, and maybe could have met him and found him to be an interesting character.

So what does all of this point to? Is Jack Black going to play Alex Jones in a comedy movie? Imagine Jack Black running around screaming about Luciferian Molech Worshipers, would it make a good movie?

I'm just asking questions.