Hey can I weigh in on this one a bit?
Eric wrote:
Thanks for pointing out that this thread on wellaware1.com was already posted by moi a few weeks back.
I had wanted to comment on thoses, but for some reason EW no longer works at my house, and the school library/computer lab was closed down for winter break.
EW is blocked from the public library. [Image Can Not Be Found]
There is a lot of good info in there, but my gut doesn’t quite jibe with everything he says. The video evidence of Columbine is pretty damning.
I would say that 90+ percent of “news” is fiction, and what is fact is spun with hypnotic messages and NLP to influence our thinking in certain ways.
I have not been able to view all of the videos, but there is good info in what I have seen.
David R wrote:
hello everyone,
It’s funny that Eric Carlsen posted a link to this info on Dec. 3, but no one commented.
I had seen his post during finals week, but was too busy to explore the links and comment. I had planned on commenting over winter break but again, EW is blocked at my house and no longer can I get to it.
Don wrote:
Of course there are loads of disinformants who pretend to oppose the corporate order and will share conspiracy info (almost always plagiarized, by the way)
I want to confirm this. Many people make conspiracy videos and don’t cite their sources, which may be other conspiracy videos. Even if they are not disinformants, it is unprofessional to not cite sources. It is easy to do and gives one’s work, written or film, legitimacy.
Don wrote:
People often mistakenly assume that they can just ‘pick the good stuff’ out of a heap of disinformation and that’s only likely to happen when one reads books by disinformants. I suspect that the disinformation websites are loaded with subliminal imagery and frequency broadcasts, which may explain the dirty feeling we usually get (one needs to pay attention) when visiting them. Empowering information sites have the opposite, positive emotional effect which is very different in quality from the titillation that disinformants and their sponsors can sometimes trigger in their subscribers.
Let’s just emphasize that, OK???!!!
EDU wrote:
By the way, I’ve just finished reading Babylon’s Bankster, thanks for the tip! Great book! Since it touches many subjects, I also think of it as great introductory book for conspiracies. His references are also very interesting. I’m looking forward to purchase other books from Farrell.
I wanted to mention that his following book, The Grid of the Gods, might have some actionable intelligence of places that would be good gifting targets. He points out that the one of the Mexican pyramids is exactly 180 degrees, or one third the circumference of the Earth from the pyramid at Giza! Could that be just a coincidence? Oh and yes, he cites a source on that. [Image Can Not Be Found]
Don wrote:
One of the features of a good reputation for a conspiracy author is that he’s/she’s referenced by other reputable writers. I only promote authors like that.
Don, do you also mean that they reference other writers, like Farrell does with frequent footnotes?
Oh and also, Farrell has a new book that just came out: Saucers, Swastikas and Psyops: A History of A Breakaway Civilization: Hidden Aerospace Technologies and Psychological Operations, I should get my copy in the mail soon.
OK I have some more comments to make but I guess this is the EW hacking that everyone experiences, the computer here in the lab is doing some really wonky stuff and it keeps going to the top of my comments everytime I write something, and not staying at the bottom so I can read what I am writing. I’ll add some more comments later if I can.