>>2909503

>>2909418

According to Texas records, when Free Speech Systems was born Nov. 16, 2007, the address of the owners (Alex and Kelly Jones) was listed on Dogwood Creek Drive. It is in quite a fancy neighborhood once you see past the wall. In fact, the Travis County Appraisal District has the house owned by "JONES E & K NICHOLS", deeded August 30, 2007, with a current value of $725,965.00. Gee Alex, I guess you sold a few more DVD's than I thought.

But wait, on January 3, 2008, Ms. Schurig (Bronfman "Super lLawyer"assisted the Joneses again in respect to Free Speech Systems and filed a "Certificate of Correction" which deleted Kelly Jones at the Dogwood address as a manager of Free Speech systems, and changed Alex's Jones' address to 910 West Mary St. Curious.

But wait again, Ms. Schurig did the same thing to Jones Productions LLC formed Nov.14, 2007. On Jan. 3, 2008, she filed a correction; but there she changed Alex's address to 100 Congress Ave., 22nd floor.

Wait a minute, I know where that building is; it's down by the "Bat Bridge." It's the location of Schurig Jetel Beckett Tackett, Ms. Elizabeth's office. So now Alex's corporate address is a Bronfman's lawyer's address?

Let's look at those other Jones-owned companies.

How about Prison Planet TV LLC? That entity was born Nov. 15, 2007 and shows the "manager" to be Magnolia Holdings Limited Partnership at the 100 Congress, 22nd floor address. But wait, on Jan. 7, 2008, busy little Elizabeth corrected the Certificate of Formation by altering the "Governing Authority" to become Alex Jones, at the 100 Congress, 22nd floor address. Curiouser and curioser.

Let's look at Jones Report LLC which was formed on Nov. 15, 2007 with Magnolia Holdings LP as the governing authority. On Jan. 3, 2008, busy, busy Elizabeth filed yet another Certificate of Correction which altered the Governing Authority to be Alex Jones….at the 100 Congress, 22nd floor address.

How about Infowars LLC? It was formed Nov. 15, 2007 as well, and on Jan. 7, 2008, yet another Certificate of Correction was filed, altering the "Governing Authority" to become Alex Jones, at the 100 Congress, 22nd floor address.

So, what I'm seeing here is:

David Sewell taking care of business until summer or fall of 2007.

Alex and Kelly getting a fine house on August 30, 2007.

Elizabeth Schurig, with obvious connections to the Bronfmans, is now taking care of business for the Joneses and setting up several Jones companies mid November 2007.

Elizabeth Schurig stepping in and getting busy "correcting" company documents the first week of the new year 2008; taking Mrs. Kelly off of everything, and changing addresses. (Which makes me wonder in what authority did Kelly make the statement in Chris Arnold's report that she is an owner/manager?) At $300 a filing, that adds up, too. At least a few more DVD sales would cover it, don't you think?

http://alexjonesmachine.com/betlev.htm

TEXAS DOCUMENTS ATTACHED

>>2909670

Thanks and I know you'll be reading this Jarhead…so I'm loving welcoming you, yet again, to MY little corner of the internet. FUCK YOU!

This one's for Jeff Rense.

>>2909722

>Is Alex a white hat or black hat?

Oh puleeze black as deep state diarreha, catch up, darlin'

http://seektress.com/louder.html

>>2909623from page …

"I would think Alex Jones would be listed as the owner or director, not manager, but maybe he's both. But it makes one wonder, who owns Free Speech Systems Inc? Kelly lists herself as Owner/Manager in the emails Chris Arnold shared.

In looking at the documentation, it appears that Free Speech Systems is not in good standing with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. I wonder why? It says it's because, "This entity is not in good standing as it has not satisfied all franchise tax requirements."

Let's see…the person named as the corporation's Registered Agent is an Elizabeth M. Schurig.

Looks like Ms Schurig is doing very well for herself, a Texas "Super Lawyer." Alex's former lawyer is/was a Super Lawyer too. Mr. David J. Sewell, who looks like a nice guy. Ms. Schurig seems to have replaced Mr. Sewell, somewhere between May of 2007 and November of 2007, according to public records. I guess because they have different skills and times change, who knows?

Something tells me Super Lawyers don't come cheap. Schurig specializes in "the design of complex estate and business plans for U.S., non-U.S., and dual-citizen clients, and in assisting such clients with their pre-immigration and expatriation tax planning." 25 countries listed. And she "serves as outside counsel to several high net worth family offices." Like I said, not cheap.

This begs the question, why do the Joneses need someone with experience in dual-citizenship problems?

In addition, you'd think a Super Lawyer wouldn't let one of her client's companies enter into a status of "not in good standing." But what do I know from probably expensive Super Lawyers that specialize in dual-citizenship issues for people with a lot of money from 25 countries, and keeping up with Texas franchise tax requirements? Nothing.

She's probably just busy dealing with something or another in some other country, busy, busy, busy. I'm sure the last money bomb money will most likely be enough to cover any late fees or penalties, so no worries for Elizabeth.

That's a good thing, because then Elizabeth can have more time to take care of her other clients…like Holly B. Lev.

Bhavani Lev is actually Holly B. Lev, she changed her name. Well, I guess it depends where she is and what she's doing as to which name she uses. On the Organic India website her profile says, "It was the summer of 1996 when Holly B. Lev, an American traveller, came to India in search for answers to the void she felt in her life. Hailing from a wealthy family of Virginia,…" and "In the villages surrounding Kukrail, Bhavani (her Indian name) is an enigma."

This is all very interesting, especially when one understands to whom the "wealthy family of Virginia" refers.

In a 2007 article entitled "Organic Growth" the author descibes Lev as, "Holly Bronfman-Lev, an entrepreneur who, he said, gave up a privileged lifestyle to devote her time to bettering the lives of Indian farmers." That sounds very nice, a generous thing to do…but, wait a minute…did he say Bronfman?

The author goes on…"(she is the daughter of Edgar Bronfman (Sr.), former chairman and owner of the Seagram's Company)." Yep, he said Bronfman alright! Good golly, Holly!

http://www.alexjonesmachine.com/family.htm

http://alexjonesmachine.com/betlev.htm

>>2909623

from page …

"I would think Alex Jones would be listed as the owner or director, not manager, but maybe he's both. But it makes one wonder, who owns Free Speech Systems Inc? Kelly lists herself as Owner/Manager in the emails Chris Arnold shared.

In looking at the documentation, it appears that Free Speech Systems is not in good standing with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. I wonder why? It says it's because, "This entity is not in good standing as it has not satisfied all franchise tax requirements."

Let's see…the person named as the corporation's Registered Agent is an Elizabeth M. Schurig.

Looks like Ms Schurig is doing very well for herself, a Texas "Super Lawyer." Alex's former lawyer is/was a Super Lawyer too. Mr. David J. Sewell, who looks like a nice guy. Ms. Schurig seems to have replaced Mr. Sewell, somewhere between May of 2007 and November of 2007, according to public records. I guess because they have different skills and times change, who knows?

Something tells me Super Lawyers don't come cheap. Schurig specializes in "the design of complex estate and business plans for U.S., non-U.S., and dual-citizen clients, and in assisting such clients with their pre-immigration and expatriation tax planning." 25 countries listed. And she "serves as outside counsel to several high net worth family offices." Like I said, not cheap.

This begs the question, why do the Joneses need someone with experience in dual-citizenship problems?

In addition, you'd think a Super Lawyer wouldn't let one of her client's companies enter into a status of "not in good standing." But what do I know from probably expensive Super Lawyers that specialize in dual-citizenship issues for people with a lot of money from 25 countries, and keeping up with Texas franchise tax requirements? Nothing.

She's probably just busy dealing with something or another in some other country, busy, busy, busy. I'm sure the last money bomb money will most likely be enough to cover any late fees or penalties, so no worries for Elizabeth.

That's a good thing, because then Elizabeth can have more time to take care of her other clients…like Holly B. Lev.

Bhavani Lev is actually Holly B. Lev, she changed her name. Well, I guess it depends where she is and what she's doing as to which name she uses. On the Organic India website her profile says, "It was the summer of 1996 when Holly B. Lev, an American traveller, came to India in search for answers to the void she felt in her life. Hailing from a wealthy family of Virginia,…" and "In the villages surrounding Kukrail, Bhavani (her Indian name) is an enigma."

This is all very interesting, especially when one understands to whom the "wealthy family of Virginia" refers.

In a 2007 article entitled "Organic Growth" the author descibes Lev as, "Holly Bronfman-Lev, an entrepreneur who, he said, gave up a privileged lifestyle to devote her time to bettering the lives of Indian farmers." That sounds very nice, a generous thing to do…but, wait a minute…did he say Bronfman?

The author goes on…"(she is the daughter of Edgar Bronfman (Sr.), former chairman and owner of the Seagram's Company)." Yep, he said Bronfman alright! Good golly, Holly!

http://www.alexjonesmachine.com/family.htm

http://alexjonesmachine.com/betlev.htm

>>2909693