INFOWARS LIED??? 2018 Reporter Contest...

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The Infowars Reporter Contest was announced May 21, 2018. Rolling in money after the 2016 election cycle many political outlets were looking to expand their operations to prepare for the 2020 election campaign. For example, Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire was looking to acquire the blaze from Glenn Beck. And in the case of Alex Jones and Infowars.com, there were talks of a brand new 24-hour new service for Infowars.com, all they needed were reporters. So while it was commonly termed as the Infowars Reporter Contest, it was actually described on their site as a recruitment drive as well. The deadline was set to July 4, 2018. That's 44 days for entries to come in. Here's a clip. Wait, YouTube took down Infowars in all of their videos. Let's move on. No clip. The contest was simple. First, do a Paul Joseph Watson style stand-and-talk video where you discuss a story from Infowars.com. Second, do a video CD that a desk where you provide commentary to two articles written at Infowars.com. Lastly, do a street interview where you represent yourself as reporting for Infowars.com. Then post it on YouTube, fill out a release form and send it to Infowars.com. There you'll be entered to win up to $20,000 in the Infowars Reporter Contest and you'll likely be hired to work at Infowars for their 24-hour new service as well. No, to play entry in this contest, you'll be doing Infowars broadcast upload stream and post your work in part of Infowars. Also, note that this strongly encouraged you to self-assuperate Infowars.com that you promptly display. If you're interested in Infowars.com.com, visit Infowars.com and visit Infowars.com. If you're interested in Infowars.com, visit Infowars.com. Thank you. Seems rather cut and dry, wouldn't you say? But it's been over two months since the contest deadline and still no word on any results. In fact, I've watched multiple episodes of the Infowars Live show and seen nothing on the topic. No mention of it at all. It's like the team at Infowars is simply ignoring that they ever launched a contest in the first place. Well, that's not entirely true. Infowars has launched at least six articles on their site to capitalize off of the reporter contest. Here's a couple. Report, 80% of murderers in Mexico's most violent state happen on the border. Rapper explains what it means to be an Infowarrier. And citizen journalists reveal agenda behind the mainstream media. And each of these articles simply links the work of people who have already entered the Infowars reporter contest. Before Discus ended its relationship with Infowars, you could easily see hundreds of comments on these articles demonstrating that they are eye catching and they are creating user engagement. Chances are thousands of page views and advertising clicks have been gained off of the backs of the people who entered the Infowars reporter contest. Yet we don't even get a simple update on the contest. But before we jump towards more negativity, let's cut them some slack. Firstly, Infowars held the reporter contest back in 2012 where they definitely kept the word. Many of the entries in fact are still online just search Infowars reporter contest 2012 to verify. Now the previous contest was announced March 24th 2012. There'd be two winners each receiving $5,000 and a reporter position named for worse.com. The deadline was April 30th 2012 and two winners were chosen. Now the first winner of the reporter contest was announced June 29th 2012. So from the deadline to announcing the winner was two months. How about this 2018 reporter contest? The deadline was July 4th and two months have come and gone. Now we were cutting Infowars from slack but look at the situation. Your last contest took two months to announce the winners. This contest for moving towards three months maybe even four months and you won't even offer a single update on how you're sorting through the entries. All throughout the 2012 reporter contest, they announced multiple articles updating them. Here's how many entries we've gone through, here's in the lead, so on and so forth. This time 2018 reporter contest, not a single peep. Secondly, Alex Jones is being sued over his comments regarding the Sandy Hook shooting and he recently settled a lawsuit with Chobani Yogurt as well. So perhaps legal issues behind the scenes are slowing down the reporter contest. Thirdly, Infowars has been banned from basically everything. It was removed from YouTube, Facebook, Apple and Spotify. Now some of those companies have backtracked for example Apple. While other companies joined in on the dog pile, Discus, a discussion plugin for web articles banned Infowars as well as Twitter banning Infowars as well. And isn't it strange that Twitter waited until after their congressional hearings to ban Infowars so they could avoid being questioned on it? Also, isn't it strange that oh no, let's see if we can get Congressman Collins back. Obviously we just lost the satellite feed. That sucks. Bottom line, if you want to comment on Infowars articles, you can't. So perhaps all this social media frenzy, these social media issues are slowing down the reporter contest. They're too busy dealing with those issues to get around to the contest. But you would think if that were the case, Infowars would just come out and say it, right? Alex would get on camera and say, the contest has been postponed while we deal with the lame stream media trying to silence us. But instead, we've got no explanation. Nothing. And every hour of every day on his show, he doesn't even talk about the contest. Like he's ignoring it ever happened. All I know is these three things. One, Infowars is ignoring that they ever launched a contest. Two, Infowars is profiting off of the contest entries. And three, their last contest took two months. This contest, we haven't even gotten a basic update in two months. I actually entered this contest. Me, yes, the owner of the Warren Potato YouTube channel. I entered this contest. We, as contestants, are nothing but advertisers, pushed to put Infowars logos on all of our videos for the siren song of winning cash prizes. Even if you're being sued on every and at least tell us something, I've emailed them contacted their website, their reporters, and everywhere else, another peep. Before they were banned from Twitter, I even tweeted at them multiple times about it. I said, if the contest is canceled, at least tell us. It's not even about the contest prizes anymore. If the contest is canceled, I can finally take down those videos. That way you won't be raking in money based off of my work. If the contest is canceled, I can move on without this in the back of my mind. So honestly, here we are. That's why I made the video. Infowars.com, AlexJones.com is the contest canceled or what? Why have you left us waiting for so long? And if the contest is not canceled, when will you announce the winner? I'm linking tons of other Infowars contest entries down below in the description. Hundreds of us are waiting for your response. Guys, I will see you tomorrow.