Alex Jones has always been shirty about links to Russia. What will he make of an Australian Infowars company set up by a Russian?
Anyone can make a mistake, but this column has a special fondness for those rare, pangalactic howlers that stir the imagination of the nation – like lawyers for Infowars founderaccidentally providing a digital copy of his phone to the legal team of the family suing him.
That might not be the reason the jury just awarded the parents of a six-year-old boy who was killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre $US49.3 million in damages against Jones for peddling lies about the shooting. Simeon Boikov in happier times. He’s now serving six months in prison for broadcasting suppressed information about a child abuse trial.
Boikov, 32, has made a name for himself for his vehemently pro-Putin stance, his rallying of anti-vaxxers, a fondness for funny hats and dress ups when with fellow Cossacks, and playing the piano accordion., and rails against mainstream media such as Nine’s
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