08 Nov 2013 22:52:48
I'm wondering what everyones thoughts are on each of these broadcasters. I have watched and heard lots of different segments of each of these guys shows, but I'm quite torn on who's being truthfull and who's being the scaremongerer.
William Cooper. Read extracts of his book 'Behold a pale horse' found it very interesting, listened to some of his radio broadcasts and found them to be very informative.
Alex Jones. Watched some of films, and shows, he too has some interesting points but he seems a bit much at times.
Jesse Ventura. Again, I've watched quite a few of his shows, also interesting but similar to Jones.
David Icke. Seen quite a few of his shows and listened to what he has to say, interesting also but sounds a bit 'out there' at times.
Cooper was killed by government forces, maybe because he outed a lot of the NWO/ Illuminati agendas. He also didn't really have a good word to say on any of the above theorists, especially Jones and Icke.
Just wondering what peoples thoughts are on all these guys? Are they all worth listening to, or are they just in it to make money?
The first two by constantly screaming and the last by employing every negative image Hollywood has ever created.
Nothing positive can come out of negative feelings.
Zari
I've seen and done my fair share of Guru bashing; but I don't see the point now.
Some of them are more immediately transparent than others, but that's only the way I see it. If you can get something out of it then what more can we ask for? In my experience, each of the talking heads out there can serve as a means to the next level of understanding. Some people seem to get to levels they can't get beyond though, and often I don't think that's their own fault, nor the fault of the man or woman expressing their opinion. Things change, you learn stuff today you didn't know yesterday. It's the same experience for all of us.
That said, i've no doubt there is a nefarious side to this, utterly devoid of innocence and integrity, and what difference would it make if someone told you who these particular characters are?
Keep peeling away the layers of the onion, keep listening, asking questions (of yourself as well), and progressing.
The man/woman who is not afraid to admit they have been fooled is the one that will progress furthest, I think. pea
Not trying to be coy but I think I might you on a train a few years ago coming back from tall ships you recognised me. Am I right?