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Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by pineal-pilot-in merkabah (Post 238353)

bill cooper dead......

I listened to a recording of him going on and on about Alex Jones being a liar. His tone was such that I did not find him to be credible.

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by Seashore (Post 238358)

I listened to a recording of him going on and on about Alex Jones being a liar. His tone was such that I did not find him to be credible.

im more thinking of alex saying that bill cooper was rude and disrispectful on his show before 9/11 . he clearly wasnt. anyway the world doesnt revolve around what alex jones ect says. i dont really care anymore what they come out with. 4hrs radio a day and lots of websites, hes got to keep the ball rolling for as long as he can so hes got tp put alot of filler out there. he prob makes a tidy living of it. gl to him. ive moved on.

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by pineal-pilot-in merkabah (Post 238343)

alex jones is cool to get people slapped out of their slumber

In my opinion, the world needs Alex Jones to keep doing this. He is the most knowledgeable spokesperson and brings on the best guests to educate the public: Webster Tarpley, Max Keiser, Paul Craig Roberts, John Perkins, Wayne Madsen, Bob Chapman...

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

Something about an elephant i think.

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

It so often amazes me how those with the least amount of understanding, usually have the most to say....

Let's all just ignore the evidential fact that the legends of "reptiles" have permeated the creation stories of EVERY indigenous people on the planet. Snakes, dragons, alligators, winged serpents, and a myriad of other forms of reptiles are depicted in mythologies from around the globe.

Do you think this was all made-up. NO!!! These mythologies are the interpretations of a primitive people trying their best - in the understanding of their time - to describe the phenomenon they where observing.... Reptilian Aliens "coming down" and influencing the social structure of civilization.... since the dawn of civilization.

Just as in our modern understanding of dimensions, what was once termed "manifestations of demons", can now be understood as entities from another dimension materializing here in this particular density. Reptiles are VERY real.... do the research !!!

It's obvious to me anyone making a statement regarding David Icke's reference to reptilian manipulation as bulls**it, has never read David Icke, or followed his research.

Anyone who follows the evidential trail [volumes of hard evidence - not "channeled" material - I might add] can be led to no other conclusion.

Discounting the importance of the message to society of people like David Icke, Alex Jones, or even our co-founder Bill Ryan for interviewing David, by calling them a "cook" is a great dis-service to the current needs of Humanity....

Did anyone even listen to the video where David is describing the difference between Fear and Knowledge?

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by observer (Post 238375)

It so often amazes me how those with the least amount of understanding, usually have the most to say....

Did anyone even listen to the video where David is describing the difference between Fear and Knowledge?

Drat and blast, you beat me to the draw on this, my sentiments entirely.

I too have a question. Besides listening to the part on the difference between fear and knowledge, did anyone take their head out of the sand to try too UNDERSTAND what David was saying?

Hmmmm, I thought not.

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

Gentlemen, gentlemen,
This thread sounds like a bunch of old men bickering... so I must join!
(i will try to make a more productive post later tonight)

Firstly, i love Alex Jones for the educational role he plays. Secondly he can be called a fear monger for those that live in fear. I prefer to think of him as a Texas talk-radio host with a monster-truck-rally delivery. Is that a compliment or a disgrace?

Not really into his media products but i do appreciate his presence, in person, at demonstrations. He can energize a crowd. Just remember that he is a member of at least one secret society & he refuses to discuss Zionism, be that as it is.

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally posted by mu2143
And here there is a lot of newagers that go like... ooo it is fearmongering when they them self do not really know what there talking about is there own state of being.(They talk about love when there in a state of FEAR, is what I call lying to your self by pretending love) which in it self is another form of dictatorship

I agree with you. There are people who can not look at what is really going on, choosing to be blinded by channeled messages, idea of ascension, pseudo-science, or new age spirituality. Underlying feeling is a deeply suppressed fear. We can not judge them because not everybody has inner strengths to move out of his or her comfort zone and face those feelings.

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Originally posted by Myplanet2
I have no fear, yet I really don't want to hear the fearmongering anymore, because it has nothing to do with the "truth" 90% of the time. What it has to do with is rumours, innuendos, speculations, gossip, disinfo, lies, possibilities, NLP and PTB plans.

True. It sells, isn’t?:naughty:

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What do these people like Icke, Jones, Rense, Quayle, Deagle, etc really know? They know no more than you or I. They "THINK". They wallow around in all this mental construction of their's and mix facts with their own speculations, and often faulty intuition.

I would not throw baby out of the bathtub. They are playing an important role to wake people up from mass hypnosis. It is a good shock therapy. However, it is dangerous when people stay with them too long rather than seeking the truth on their own.

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This subject deserves it's own thread, so when I get a chance I'll start one on this misconception about fear/love and we can discuss this till the subject dies of old age.

Human mind is very tricky and utilizes many defense mechanisms that protect us to feel our feelings. Intellectualization is one of the most dangerous ego defenses used in our left brain society. BTW, love is a verb.:original:

Best regards

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

Never trust someone with a bullhorn.

And David Icke is still convinced on the reptilians and yet, where's the proof that they exist, other than a few dodgy youtube videos that look more like artifacting than genuine decloaking.

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Fred hits New Reply

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When will we learn?:sleep_1:

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by Sideshow Shaman (Post 238472)

Just remember that he is a member of at least one secret society

I've never heard this before. How do you know?

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by Seashore (Post 238638)

I've never heard this before. How do you know?

Sideshow may have been referring to this:

Alex Jones, Honorary Member, Remnant Saints Inter-Continental Congress RSICC

"Toward the Establishment of the Government of God on Earth"

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

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Originally Posted by Majorion (Post 238647)

Sideshow may have been referring to this:

Alex Jones, Honorary Member, Remnant Saints Inter-Continental Congress RSICC

"Toward the Establishment of the Government of God on Earth"

Interesting.

"RSICC has been dormant for several years, due to lack of funding."

Re: David Icke on 'Is Alex Jones a Fearmonger'

think it was the tufty club :roftl: john birch society perhaps? the one his dad was in i think, or grandad.