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The Madness of Believing : A Memoir from Inside Alex Jones' Conspiracy Machine.
'The Madness of Believing' dives into the world of conspiracy theories, propaganda, and disinformation as it follow Josh Owen's experience working at Infowars, a Media company owned by Alex Jones. Josh was a trusted employee and began traveling across the world creating news stories, staging chaos, and spreading outright lies to Infowars ever-growing audience. As he rose through the ranks, his skepticism grew, and Josh underwent a personal transformation just as Infowars too changed from a fringe community to a mainstream disinformation machine.
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- ISBN: 9781538757321
- Physical Description: 288 pages
- Publisher: Canada : Grand Central Publishing, 2026.
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| Subject: | POLITICAL SCIENCE / Propaganda PSYCHOLOGY / Social Psychology SOCIAL SCIENCE / Conspiracy Theories |
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An unvarnished and immersive dive into the world of conspiracy theories, propaganda, and disinformation from a former Infowars insider caught in the orbit of Alex Jonesâs madness.Â
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At twenty-four-years old, Josh Owens dropped out of film school when a job offer arrived from the very world that had already begun to warp his sense of reality. After years of being pulled in by Alex Jonesâs magnetic persona and anti-establishment defiance, heâd become entangled in a universe built on suspicion, spectacle, and carefully manufactured lies. When the call came, he packed up his life and moved halfway across the country, setting off on a journey that would unravel everything he thought he believed.
THE MADNESS OF BELIEVING follows Joshâs experience working at Infowars, where he became one of Jonesâs most trusted employees. He began traveling across the world creating ânewsâ stories, staging chaos, and spreading outright lies to Infowarsâs ever-growing audience. As he rose through the ranks, his skepticism grew, and Josh underwent a personal transformation just as Infowars too changed from a fringe community to a mainstream disinformation machine.
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Joshâs story is one playing out across America: that of impressionable young people pulled into a dangerous world where reality and fiction are blurred, and extremist beliefs gain steam. THE MADNESS OF BELIEVING is a reckoning with this climate, one that provides riveting insight into these supposedly radical, truth-driven organizations while exposing their dangerous rhetoric and lies.
