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Alex Jones is a shill. So is David Icke.
virtuoso:
Ah yes I have just seen that, I wonder if he is just getting himself mixed up with something else going back to the previous link when he states tens of thousands of pages and then we have all these....i wonder what he was going to say and whether it ties into that wild figure. However yes it's misleading no matter which way you look at it. I think that's why it's always important to look into things rather than take them on some face value but I stand by the wife being jewish thing ;D
RETURN OF THE OVERFIEND!:
The head may change, the elites may change, but ultimately they too are decieved as to the true nature of themselves and the world.
Its bigger and way more encompassing than the bankers themselves or any single group, its a big fucking self-serving organism and you are a part of it. The problem is it is becoming increasingly evident that our system itself no longer serves the people and the earth, rather it exists for the sake of itself.
Small steps. Rather than uphold technolgy for the sake of technology itself, we need to go back to using technology as a means to free humanbeings to pursue enlightenment, rather than as a means in itself.
That was the true nature and aim of Loki, Lucifer, Osiris, the Serpent of Knowledge...ILLUMINATI reformation it is time!
M Dogg™:
I've always thought something about Alex Jones, just never got too into it. His small potatoes compared to the larger problem.
Now for those who think Pat Buchanan is anything other than a higher up is out their damn mind. Buchanan was a HUGE part of the Nixon team, he was HUGE in the Ford and Reagan White Houses as well, a key figure in many cover ups and has a wealth of knowledge of the CIA and the Catholic Church. Buchanan is someone who may seem to be kicked out the Republican Party, but don't let the surface fool you, Buchanan is someone who knows exactly what's going on.
As for everything else, Alex Jones is like Ron Paul, speaks a good game, but goddamn the more you know, the more you see the hypocrisy.
jeromechickenbone:
Well let me repeat: Alex Jones and Icke have some merit. They do tell a lot of truth. They are both consistent on several issues, and lots can be learned from that. I truly believe that they are both plants however. There is no way Fox News would ever even acknowledge Alex Jones if he was an uncontrolled threat to the establishment. They had freaking Geraldo interview him, lol. The true threats are killed. Jones completely overlooks many key issues that are blatantly obvious to anyone who is paying attention. His purpose is to paint Obama as GWB pt. II. The world is going to end in some cataclysmic event. There's gonna be no food. There's gonna be mass chaos and hysteria. blah blah blah. That is the reality that they want to happen. The powers that be are doing everything they can to infuriate the public about Obama. Jones' profits are driven from fear. Look at the ads on his websites, look how everything he says is doomsday. He is a plant into alternative media by the establishment.
David Icke also speaks a lot of truth. Has a lot of valuable insight into consciousness, ET's, esoteric stuff, etc. A lot of it is accurate. But then he goes off on these tangents about reptilians and such. And it sounds so ridiculous, that it discredits a lot of other things that he says. And that is why he is a plant, and that is his purpose. To mix some truth with some wild crazy shit to dilute and confuse you into not knowing what the truth really is. And because a lot of his ideologies are parallel to Alex Jones', you then will start questioning Jones' positions. It's all a sophisticated game to confuse and deflect you from the truth.
Peace
virtuoso:
Well to be clear they might be plants, like I said, I am a neutral on the matter. I prefer the guests more than anything else and of course it then inspires me to read the books, or articles for myself and hopefully gain some knowledge in the process. It is indeed a sophisticated game but for instance take a look at my latest thread in which Fox News are playing the part of "defending liberty" by providing a voice to promote the fact that the G20 are indeed pushing for a world currency. However because Fox News are also carrying this message, the message itself gets ridiculed. If something doesn't happen soon which is for the betterment of America, then it doesn't matter whether Obama objects to the agenda, the agenda is nontheless continuing and will just illustrate the reality of what little power the president really wields.
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