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Infowars will live for now, although it remains unclear how long the network will live.
A Texas bankruptcy court judge ruled that Alex Jones can liquidate most of his assets to pay the nearly $1.5 billion judgment he owes to the families of children and staff members killed at Sandy Hook after repeatedly calling the mass shooting a “hoax” The judge rejected a bankruptcy plan that would have also liquidated Free Speech Systems , the parent company of Jones ' network.
The Connecticut plaintiffs had asked the judge to pave the way for an “orderly wind down” of Jones ’ business affairs.
The Texas families favored a plan to keep the company operational for now, with lawyers arguing that they could better pursue claims for their clients that way.
Jones milked every bit of content and attention from Infowars ’ possible imminent nonexistence that he could.
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