That was pretty dumb of David, those people are the lowest f#cks in the slime bucket and you'll never get anywhere with them or that audience. Stick to the Internet bro
I am glad i shut up and finally started listening to Icke. I always thought people who gave him any credence were out of their minds and gullible... i don't think that any more. I suppose it's part of a process of gaining knowledge, but damn, i can see now why they are shutting him down... i think he's been right all along. Here's a great interview i've been listening to this morning... i was thinking about posting it... not sure if Mami's is ready for that yet... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-1Hbb3PI8Y
I think the way we all have to move forward is to accept that no one person has all the answers and to take bits from many different sources if they ring true. After all, disinformation is bits of truth wrapped in lies, so with a bit of discrimination and discernment even operatives can help paint the picture. As to Icke, whatever anyone thinks about him, it was his site, way back in the late 1990s, which first taught me about the nature of the money scam, central bank legerdemain and the fundamental nature of that. A world of abundance is a world of scarcity purely because money is created as debt rather than being created as value. It really is that simple, and it was David Icke that put me on the path to understanding that.
That's very true Ross. To add to that, say what you will about Alex Jones, and he is a definite shill, he was right on the money about the first bailout with Bush and that skin head banker, whose name i can't remember at the moment, anyways, we don't see him any more and i've heard he was killed... was it Bernanke? Sorry for that run-on sentence... lol. Anyways... i harped on my now X husband to remove our retirement funds from the stock market for around 9 months before he finally acted and that turned out very advantageous because the bail out happened within 3 days of his having done that. Some women would have gotten a new dress or a nice dinner out... i got a divorce... very sad period of my life, but it just goes to show you... you need to keep an open mind, do your research and use discernment. We have to guard against being rigid in our thinking.
Oh yeah... it was Hank (Henry) Paulson... and we don't see him anymore... do we? That's the stooge that went on stage with Bush and pulled that one over on us.
He does make some very good points BUT I find it worrying that someone with his insight cannot see that the holocaust is a fraud, he admits here that he does not deny the holocaust.
He knows it's a fraud. iIf he came straight out with it, he would have got slaughtered. I thought he handled the interview extremely well. And yes, 6 to 12 million. That guy has really done his research hasn't he? lol
I think that he had to choose his words very carefully... and i also think he did a very good job of that. Situations where the media is out to crucify you and pigeon hole you into making certain claims (which they clearly were) requires a certain amount skill and linguistic ju-jitsu.
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That was pretty dumb of David, those people are the lowest f#cks in the slime bucket and you'll never get anywhere with them or that audience. Stick to the Internet bro
6 to 12 million! Oy vey!
I am glad i shut up and finally started listening to Icke. I always thought people who gave him any credence were out of their minds and gullible... i don't think that any more. I suppose it's part of a process of gaining knowledge, but damn, i can see now why they are shutting him down... i think he's been right all along. Here's a great interview i've been listening to this morning... i was thinking about posting it... not sure if Mami's is ready for that yet... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-1Hbb3PI8Y
Wanda,
I think the way we all have to move forward is to accept that no one person has all the answers and to take bits from many different sources if they ring true. After all, disinformation is bits of truth wrapped in lies, so with a bit of discrimination and discernment even operatives can help paint the picture. As to Icke, whatever anyone thinks about him, it was his site, way back in the late 1990s, which first taught me about the nature of the money scam, central bank legerdemain and the fundamental nature of that. A world of abundance is a world of scarcity purely because money is created as debt rather than being created as value. It really is that simple, and it was David Icke that put me on the path to understanding that.
That's very true Ross. To add to that, say what you will about Alex Jones, and he is a definite shill, he was right on the money about the first bailout with Bush and that skin head banker, whose name i can't remember at the moment, anyways, we don't see him any more and i've heard he was killed... was it Bernanke? Sorry for that run-on sentence... lol. Anyways... i harped on my now X husband to remove our retirement funds from the stock market for around 9 months before he finally acted and that turned out very advantageous because the bail out happened within 3 days of his having done that. Some women would have gotten a new dress or a nice dinner out... i got a divorce... very sad period of my life, but it just goes to show you... you need to keep an open mind, do your research and use discernment. We have to guard against being rigid in our thinking.
Yes it was Ben Burnthebank that succeeded Alan Greenscam at the (not) Federal (no) Reserves (not a) Bank.
Oh yeah... it was Hank (Henry) Paulson... and we don't see him anymore... do we? That's the stooge that went on stage with Bush and pulled that one over on us.
He does make some very good points BUT I find it worrying that someone with his insight cannot see that the holocaust is a fraud, he admits here that he does not deny the holocaust.
He knows it's a fraud. iIf he came straight out with it, he would have got slaughtered. I thought he handled the interview extremely well. And yes, 6 to 12 million. That guy has really done his research hasn't he? lol
I think that he had to choose his words very carefully... and i also think he did a very good job of that. Situations where the media is out to crucify you and pigeon hole you into making certain claims (which they clearly were) requires a certain amount skill and linguistic ju-jitsu.
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