Besides David Icke, who else do you like/dislike? [Archive]

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anoninnyc

14-03-2007, 10:10 AM

narcolepticwatchman

14-03-2007, 02:00 PM

Jordan Maxwell- some interesting information, but can get a bit silly sometimes, think he means well.

Aaron Russo- love Freedom to Fascism

Alex Jones- find him kind of disturbing for some reason a bad vibe

Tsarion- money grubber- think he just rips off icke and sitchen

Sitchen- don't agree with him on all points, but great researcher

Hunter S. Thompson- brilliant truthseeker, rip

Norman Finkelstein- truthseeker though just covers israel-palestine and not illuminati agenda.

Noam Chomsky- started out as a truthseeker now i have my doubts

Know what you mean about Jones. I had a feeling a while back that he was a truth movement infiltrator. He does source a lot of good information, howver, I think it was the Bohemian Grove invasion that made me a bit sceptical. If that place really is as secretive and sinister as it is made out, then I very much doubt a couple of guys would be able to infiltrate and wander around with a hidden camera for a few hours, then leave without getting caught. I may be wrong, but I am suspicious. He also totally dissed Icke on the Channel 5 hit piece saying his theories were, 'like taking a dump in the punch bowl'. He is entitled to his opinion I suppose:D

Maxwell - Seen a few things he has done. Not really entangled in conspiracy, more detailing how the powerful manipulate using words etc. A bit about symbolism and some stuff on religion which I think Icke has used. Quite interesting and very intelligent guy.

Tsarion - Only seen one doco by this guy. Subversive use of sacred symbolism in the media. Was one of my first forays into this area of study. Hooked me. Thought he made a lot of good points etc. Would like to see some more of his stuff.

Chomsky - Now there is a guy that has been 'got at'. Some great work exposing the evils of the US foreign policies in the past, however, I saw a recent interview where he started talking about 9/11. He rubbished all of the conspiracy theories in one fell swoop saying that there was no credible evidence! To make matters worse (and also confirm suspicions as to who got to him) he also made the exact same claim about the JFK assasination.....all in the space of a 5 minute interview. Doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that this world renowned and well respected guy has been breifed to debunk 2 major conspiracy theories, carried out by the same hand.

Not too familiar with the rest. I need to get reading up on some of this stuff. My problem is that I have a very short attention span when it comes to books. I have chucked out the TV though, so I need to get back into it.

If anyone can recommend any goods books or documentaries I would be very greatful.:D

thirdwave

14-03-2007, 04:53 PM

I like Tsarion, there are a few things that he says that I kind of question.. but in general I think he has actually covered new ground and I don't agree he ripps of Sitchen... infact He actually raises a few questions about Stitches work...

for example.. Sitchen makes out the Annunaki was a good race who came helped us to evolve and so on.... where as Tsarion points out, all his research comes from the land where they ruled.... thats like our western world coming down and then in 1000 years time going to the USA and seeing a sign saying "land of the free" and think the USA was run by good people.... where if you researched around the rest of the world you will get more info and another point of view to them... this is what Tsarion has done with his work and has pointed out that the Anunnaki where not so helpful and did not have such a good intetion for us....

I also think that Daniel Pinchbeck is very cool.... and Maxwell is very smart but I don't like patriotism and when you know all this knowledge then you really should understand if you have to be patriotic then be proud to be an earthling as thats what we all are...

there is something about Alan Watt that I do not really dig, it might just be me, but he talks to much about other researchers and so on.... I don't see the the point, there is plenty of other info of more importance to get out there....

graflok

15-03-2007, 03:05 PM

RE: Zecharia Sitchin

Note that Arizona Wilder stated she witnessed Sitchin at illuminati blood sacrifice rituals as a shape-shifting reptilian and that his "job" is to provide disinformation.

David Icke also states in "The Biggest Secret" that Sitchin tried to discourage him from writing about reptilians and insisted that there were none.

graflok

h1s_l0rdsh1p

15-03-2007, 03:58 PM

Uncle Ruckus

oneofmany

15-03-2007, 10:23 PM

Jordan Maxwell- some interesting information, but can get a bit silly sometimes, think he means well. his man I think is quite on the money

Aaron Russo- love Freedom to Fascism this was other peoples work

Alex Jones- find him kind of disturbing for some reason a bad vibe so do I

Tsarion- money grubber- think he just rips off icke and sitchen Id think this one through again, This man is a font of knowledge in his own right. He delves into the real roots of Astrotheology in the bible and the true secrets of the Tarot

Sitchen- don't agree with him on all points, but great researcher This man it has been claimed is a dis informer, and cannott be trusted. I read the 12 planet and he made some interesting points, but no firm conclusions for mine.

Hunter S. Thompson- brilliant truthseeker, rip I agree

Norman Finkelstein- truthseeker though just covers israel-palestine and not illuminati agenda. Not too many like this man, John Pilger springs to mind

Noam Chomsky- started out as a truthseeker now i have my doubts This guy's dis info all the way. Have you heard his comments about 9/11

hope the bubble answers your question :)