Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones reckons he’s sold more books than JK Rowling’s entire Harry Potter series, and he’s got a theory as to why the official numbers seem to contradict this.
You see, publishing houses have been concealing the true figures in an attempt to suppress him, and that’s why his new book ‘The Great Reset’ isn’t appearing on numerous best-sellers lists. Of course!
‘The Great Reset’ features Jones’s analysis of ‘the global elite’s international conspiracy to enslave humanity and all life on the planet’. Jones appeared on Steven Crowder’s podcast the other night and said the following:
“It went to number one on a whole bunch of charts, went to number two on Wall Street Journal and a bunch of others. And then that’s even with some rigging. It should have been number one there.”
He went on to claim that The New York Times said it wasn’t going to list the book due to the author behind it.
“So there were books that were number 19, 15, you name it on the New York Times Best Seller List that we sold 10, 15, 20 times more books than those, so we should have been number one.
That’s how that happens. It doesn’t count all the massive amounts that got sold online at Amazon or InfoWars.
So it is the number one book, not just fiction, not just non-fiction – all of them. More than any textbook, more than any Harry Potter book.”
I was actually with him until he tried to say that The Great Reset had sold more than any Harry Potter book, which is just an insane thing to say. Even from someone who claimed that the Sandy Hook school shooting was a ‘false flag operation’ that never happened.
As it stands, there are no sales figures to back up Jones’s claims, although a list by Publishers Weekly suggests his book is at #11 with approximately 30,000 sales.
Maybe Jones was being hyperbolic, or maybe he really does believe that The Great Reset sold more books than Harry Potter. Who knows? The guy talks sh*te for a living. He’s massively entertaining though – will give him that.
To watch the moment Alex Jones found out his lawyers had accidentally sent the entire contents of his phone to the Sandy Hook lawyers, click HERE. Bet he’s got a theory for that one and all.
