You don't get any flak unless you are over the target. That's not to say there aren't valid criticisms against him either.

I'm not criticising at all. Just find him hard to follow at times.

There is an abundance of money, equipment, and training opportunities that are shared with local and state police forces through the federal government. It is all done under the guise of safety. If Americans decided to protest solely against the government, Martial Law would be enacted. They will use the NSA and tools like StingRay to capture visible leaders of the opposition, they will use military tactics to covertly infiltrate and take out the movement, and they could turn off communication devices and mass arrest people. It seems like they want us to accept martial law, especially after a horrific event like Hurricane Katrina or the Boston Bombing.

I think this is an important topic. I have to say though; Alex Jones' approach is very scatter-shot. It is difficult to get to the points that he is trying to make. He could really use some writers and autocue to make his points more succinctly.

I haven't watched the whole thing yet, but I hope he addresses the "anti-terror" unit that will be installed in NYC this summer. I wrote my congressmen about it, because it's terrifying. Also to note: We've been in a perpetual, official state of emergency for years, which means we already have martial law, it just doesn't appear completely enacted (curfews, etc).