This statement has been posted to the truthaction.org site regarding this film, which promotes Webster Tarpley:

A Note on 'The Obama Deception'

The new Alex Jones video is out and I wanted to post a brief note explaining why it won't be promoted on this site. Unfortunately, Jones chose to feature prominently in his video an individual who has repeatedly and viciously attacked Cindy Sheehan, myself, truthaction.org and a number of other truth and peace activists. These attacks included - but were not limited to - accusing me of being a terrorist, proclaiming that truthaction.org shares the same values as al Qaeda (!?), alleging that I take marching orders from the FBI and money from the Ford Foundation and commissioning a professional cartoon to illustrate the aforementioned slander along with the implication of intravenous drug abuse.

While these accusations were somewhat hilarious in their ridiculous nature, they were also quite ugly and damaging and in fact fed into a months-long campaign of video and blog attacks that bore the distinctive foul air of a psychological operation.

I imagine the Jones film will have plenty of valuable information and this decision should not be taken as an attempt to suppress the material (as if that would even be remotely possible). But simply as a matter of principle, there is no way in hell that this site will be promoting this blatant disinformationist who, to this day, has never retracted nor apologized for his laundry list of lies  http://arabesque911.blogspot.com/2007/09/webster-tarpley-arabesque-cosmos-jenny.html .

There is no ban on discussion of the film or its contents, only on headlines and direct links or embeds.

If you wish to discuss this policy or the history behind it, you may do so in the duplicate topic here  http://truthaction.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=27600 .

YT

One would hope the fact that Alex Jones is a fascist might also encourage Truthaction not to promote his films.

I don't think it's entirely correct to say Alex Jones is a fascist.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Jones_(radio)

He comes from that that tradition that is particularly strong in the USA, of being economically very conservative but politically very libertarian. Sometimes known as far-right libertarians, anarcho-capitalists or paleoconservatives.

They want to remove the oppressive hierarchy of government (good!) but replace it with the repressive hierarchy of capitalism and oligarchy (bad!).

They tend to be conspiracy theorists, individualists, anti-communists, global warning deniers (they think it is a conspiracy to give government more control?!), christians, pro-guns and private militias.

They often have a racist tinge but it's more that they want to protect their own privilege by talking down things like affirmative action or wealth redistribution.