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Infowars Auction: Supporters and Opponents Vie for Control
Alex Jones' Infowars faces an asset auction to settle defamation lawsuits related to the Sandy Hook shooting. Supporters and opponents are vying for the platform's future.
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- What is happening to Alex Jones' Infowars?
- Alex Jones' Infowars is facing a court-ordered auction of its assets to pay over \$1 billion in defamation judgments to Sandy Hook shooting victims' families. The auction includes everything from studio equipment to the Infowars brand itself.
- What are the potential outcomes of the Infowars auction?
- The auction's outcome is uncertain; if supporters win, Infowars continues; if opponents win, it could become a platform combating conspiracy theories. Jones also has backup plans, establishing new websites and social media accounts.
- Who is interested in buying Infowars assets, and what are their intentions?
- Both supporters and opponents of Jones have expressed interest in bidding on Infowars assets. Supporters aim to keep Infowars running, while opponents hope to shut it down and repurpose it.
- What is the significance of this auction for the Sandy Hook victims' families?
- The auction is a significant step in holding Jones accountable for his Sandy Hook hoax claims, which caused immense distress to the victims' families. The families are seeking a portion of Jones' future income.
- What is the estimated value of Infowars' assets, and where will the proceeds go?
- While the exact amount is unknown, Free Speech Systems valued its assets at \$18 million. Proceeds will go to creditors, including the Sandy Hook families, who haven't yet received any compensation.