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Marketing, Parody, And Conspiracy Collide
- Nike's Colin Kaepernick campaign framed 'believe in something' as sacrifice versus the parody reframes that into mocking extremity.
- The parody 'believe in everything, even if it means the frogs are gay' links marketing to Alex Jones's conspiracies.
Heckling At The Senate Hearing
- Alex Jones and Laura Loomer disrupted a Senate hearing by live-streaming and heckling, turning a policy session into performance.
- Marco Rubio tried to answer serious questions while Jones invaded his camera space and taunted him in person.
Platform Coordination Changed Reach
- Major platforms removed Alex Jones around the same time, cutting his traffic roughly in half.
- Twitter lingered as his last refuge until his hallway behavior and Periscope harassment triggered Twitter's ban.


