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All 3 of these people have such varied views but all "stick" to the same agenda.
Michael Moore is very popular with the laymen (god i hate that word haha) Alex Jones is more so "underground" frankly because he can be quite absurd, if i ever seen someone suffering from Psychosomatic tendencies it would be Alex... he can be a wreck emotionally and when he yells it can be quite scary even to me, more so someone trying to understand this hole mess. Bill Cooper was something of a maverick (do we really need to say that?) who held back nothing and was ultimately killed for it. He had NO problem expressing who he felt was behind this hole mess. All and all these 3 men will be set in stone for what they have done, share your thoughts on this odd trivium. ![]() Last edited by JohnWdoe; 10-08-2008 at 07:54 AM. |
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Cooper did not have any time for Jones; you can research this on the web. I don't have any time for Moore - I believe him to be a disinfo agent (Bowling for Colombine (sp?) distorted the truth to fit the story).
Cooper is the only guy I hold in high regard of these three. |
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Yup Moore is a shill 100%.
The fact that his movies even made it into the theaters is proof enough. He never touches any of the real evidence such as the fact that the way the buildings fell defies the laws of physics as we know them. I've seen no real proof that Alex is a shill but really it doesn't matter when it comes right down to it. |
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Actually i had a paragraph (deleted it) about Micheal Moore and his what i call "guilt trips". I was actually ****** off when Mr Moore brought that kid in the wheel chair and pretty much said to that employee "you shot him, K-Mart bullets shot this young man", what an *******!
How could i forget Jordan Maxwell!! He had some great info indeed but something about him says "no go" for me, i know he is quite religious and can be a little one sided he still has some good information. I wonder what Micheal Moore is doing now a days? anyone have a clue?? |
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He just believes in the One. |
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disprove anything Maxwell says. The maker of the videos makes lots of claims but provides no proof himself. Plus he sources books that were quite obviously written by shills. I think the maker just can't except that nearly everything he has been taught is a lie. I don't believe everything Maxwell says either for the record but anyone can hack apart other peoples speeches and make them look bad. |
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Jones is a good guy no matter what the attackers say. If you listen to him enough you cna see his calmer side plenty. He does talk about the people he is accused of not talking about. ie, the jesuits, vatican, zionists.
Moore seems to be fitting that role of having someone on both sides. havnt done much reserahc on Cooper but I will and I love jordan Maxwell, we all made a few errors, nobody is perfect |
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cooper's view excludes maxwell's and other way around .... that s the fact ... -- it is not problem to make mistake, the problem is to stick with it for a long time.... be well GB *** |
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The latter one is broken and is a fine researcher. Both of them are attacked, buts it's easy to separate BS from Quality when you follow the money. salute. |
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sorry someone reffer to good guys are bad and vice verse,sorry but idont understand who are the good guys in this mess?
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maker provide no proofs ![]() he DID provide and sourced books - that you say are written by shills and where is yous proofs that those are shills " writen" book .... just because you say that is OBVIOUS ?? snake bites her own tail .... huh? ![]() be well GB **** |
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OK... I gotta say the person that to me has DUG
further than anyone I have found ( down that rabbit hole) is Laura Knight-Jadczyk yea there has been a few mistakes but the unbelievable research into our reality is massive . . . and a great deal of it FREE on the net unlike some mentioned above.. ( give thanks to Bill & Kerry as well for sharing so much of their work to all! ) ,, Check this & offer feedback ,, GOD I would LOVE for Camelot to interview LAURA ..... http://cassiopaea.org http://sott.net also the sott team and Laura is to me hard on other folks ( Alex Jones etc...) cause you have to ask about their agenda what are they really doing ? they can't ask us to fight the powers that be with violence ,,, ( to me there really is another kind of resistance ! ) |
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May I ask... what are the mistakes he (JM) made?
Is it a matter of opinion or facts? I know that he has quite some respect of the "sons of god" etc. but what were the mistakes? |
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![]() but if that matter really interest you,. you must research BY YOURSELF HIS mistakes by me, might not be mistakes by YOU ![]() have a links above to start with ... then cross it with Wikipedia.... etc etc... good luck,.. it's huge area .... can not be accomplished through few posts be well GB **** |
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William (Bill) Cooper was the man. A man of iron will and courage. He made some mistakes along the way but so do we all. His book Behold A Pale Horse will remain a Rosetta Stone for alternative research and thought for generations to come. He stood for his beliefs bravely and lost his life for it. Not many of us can claim to know anyone who has made that ultimate sacrifice even when they didn't have to. Further more his videos (on Youtube now) of the JFK assassination are a must see for anyone who thought they had the whole thing figured out.
I agree with what people here are saying about Michael Moore. He doesn't touch the dangerous issues and can remind you of a male version of Rosie O'Donnel. Alex Jones used to get under my skin with his criticism of David Icke whom I will touch upon next. But Alex has reputed his trash talk about Icke and stated that with everything he's learned lately that he was wrong to discount some of the more far out claims that Mr. Icke has made. Alex remains a beacon of resistance and I don't care how much he yells and screams. It's about time somebody started doing it. David Icke isn't on this list and I feel he should be. His book And The Truth Shall Set You Free almost rivals Behold a Pale Horse. Almost. David Icke has remained committed to exposing the truth despite ridicule and never shied away from where his evidence has led him no matter how bizarre. His most difficult claims are hard for me to even swallow but the guy has been right too often for me to laugh just as Alex has claimed. His research into politicians across the globe being involved in Devil Worship can be cross referenced with many sources along with their calling cards. He is not afraid to claim that interdimensional forces are at work which is further than many are willing to tread which I applaud. The days of just seeing things in 3 dimensions needs to end so that we can see a bigger picture of manipulation in my opinion. Icke has exposed this wonderfully in many of his books. Milton William Cooper May6, 1943- November 5, 2001 R. I. P brother Last edited by 3Dprisoner; 10-08-2008 at 04:36 PM. |
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The point is, they are all good people taking a different path with almost the same goal. Its attempts at seperation that cause these debates and people attacking one of them.
None of them can be 100 % correct but they can all be mostly correct. |
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Jones has awaken millions, he is exactly what America needed.
He is a little coarse but, that's what is needed to energize some that are in a deep sleep. What about Jeff Rense, He is softer spoken and gets right to the point. No comment on Moore. I praise all who will shed some light on this cabal. peace and light |
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I listen to Alex Jone all the time - he's on now over the internet on the refeed service. I think he looses it a lot because me gets frustrated with the whole game and he knows what's coming to us all if we don't wake up. He's been warning us for years about the way things are being driven - I'd get p*****d with people and I'm be the same has he if I were in that positon. I think that must of us here would also. Respect to Mr Jones.
Jordon Maxwell - have so much respect for this man also - some one who really knows his stuff and to be taken most seriously. |
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For me....anyone who tries to use the Bible to prove anything is already discredited.
Don't blast me, I'm not 'dissing' 'the word'. The book contains some lovely ideas and parables. But they're all re-writes and edits. And I absolutely have no trust or faith in those who edited and put it together. ANY book containing as much manipulation as this would also be non-credible for me. Actually, this whole body of research is a little like religion in the sense that NO ONE (at least, no one published) has the complete story. All of these wonderful people who do the research (my heroes) are just trying their best to tell their truth as they know it (much gratitude) and I feel like it's up to me (us) to wade through the facts to discern the truth. But when someone holds up their Bible and says "...the Bible says...", sorry....give me some facts or witnesses or something else! Right or wrong, it will show in short measure. So glad to be here! |
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So on some level these people are doing good. Of course when fabrications or misdirections get mixed in the overall value is decreased. Hopefully 'students' will realize they can only get so much from one source. However I have seen it happen many times over the past few years that once the brainwash bubble is burst people WILL develop a ravenous appetite for research. Here at Avalon though the audience is not 'average'. So it is a bit of fun to give our opinions ranking messengers on percentage of truth presented. Most the comments here seem fairly on the mark so I'll just add a couple points of trivia. Cory Rowe, one of the makers of Loose Change, admitted (with some embarrassment) that Moore's 9/11 movie initially motivated him start making a movie. Down at the bottom of the list, I would put Rosie O'Donnell ahead of Michael Moore. O'Donnell has openly promoted William Rodriguez, which Moore would never have the cajones to do. |
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Moore is a dis-info agent. He makes Bush out to be an idiot to distract people from the real reallity of who/what he is. Why won't he interview?? Alex caught up with him and asked about why he didn't mention the gov/Bush/Cheney connections and he replied "that would be un-american" who's america? what version of america would that be against??
I agree none of the mentioned are 100% correct about this - are any of you?? am I?? certainly not. But Alex is screaming because he knows someone has to to reach deep sleepers. We are not all the same. I have always had the mistrust of authority (I've always been "paranoid" (paranoid people are the most alert/aware people on earth) I have been told) so I didn't require the yelling but I appreciate it. Our personal differences require different meathods to reach us. Cooper IS the man - I believe his actions were void of the intent to profit. Icke was a student of Maxwell so you can't knock one and praise the other in their intent to expose. Maxwell Is the man - but huMAN - as we all are. On the issue of Alex criticizing Icke - I think he was doing what he felt he had to so as not to turn off the average American to his message - imagine yourself getting up in public and speaking Ickes message to the average joe!! or that there was a deal with ETs in the 50s!! That's why I don't criticize what I don't know. I criticize Moore - look at where his checks came from hmmmmm Do what you have to do to wake who you can even if it means rejection or your own risk - every day has risk what are you risking it for? |
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regarding jfk:
There were atleast 3 shooters that day in dallas and none of them was lee oswald....he was truly a patsy. there were shooters on the 6th floor of the texas schoolbook depository that day. the shooter in the dal-tex building was chuck nicolletti and he was assisted by johnny roselli. the shooter on the grassy knoll was james files. there were many people present that day including other patseys in case the plan came off differently. i could go into more detail but this forum is about other things. if you want to learn more go to www.jfkmurdersolved.com Namaste' |
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[QUOTE=3Dprisoner;43960]
I agree with what people here are saying about Michael Moore. He doesn't touch the dangerous issues and can remind you of a male version of Rosie O'Donnel. David Icke isn't on this list and I feel he should be. His book And The Truth Shall Set You Free almost rivals Behold a Pale Horse. Almost. David Icke has remained committed to exposing the truth despite ridicule and never shied away from where his evidence has led him no matter how bizarre. The days of just seeing things in 3 dimensions needs to end so that we can see a bigger picture of manipulation in my opinion. Icke has exposed this wonderfully in many of his books. /QUOTE] Very insightful. I love the comparison of Moore to Rosie O'Donnel. Get Radical! Vote for Obama! I had some questions about Icke, and went to see him in person in Santa Clara. I now have no doubt that he is sincere and has researched his ideas very carefully. He has paid a price for being out there. He mentioned all those who had ridiculed him over the years and while he has been vindicated in part, I could tell the ridicule had taken a toll on him. One thing he said that really struck me. He said that finding a way out of the matrix will turn your world upside down and, inevitably, a price is paid. For him, he said he was now alone, and I could sense the sadness in his voice. I take issue with the suggestion posted subsequent to your comments that 'these are all good people.' That may or may not be true. But if our goal is to find our way out of this mess and someone leads us to a dead end, they are wasting our time, either intentionally or by the kinds of good intentions that lead to hell. More and more, I'm learning discernment, often assisted by observations on this forum. Much thanks. |
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Interesting thread JohnWdoe, if that is your real name.
When I saw the title I thought it might be a joke. Like, Michael Moore, Alex Jones and Bill Cooper walk into a bar.....hmmm... i'll think of something. Seriously though, Michael Moore is almost certainly a disinfo agent, although he has huge exposure and is reponsible for sparking the interest of vast numbers of otherwise unreachable minds. Now, wether or not said minds are then capable or likely to do further research for themselves is a subject for discussion. Bill Cooper was a good man, and it is awful what they did to him and his family. He made it clear how he felt about Alex Jones. Initially I felt the same way, Alex is loud, verbose, emotionaly eratic. It is off-putting to someone beginning this sort of research. His outrage can indeed be scary to the point where I must simply stop listening or skip ahead (if listening in the daily archive). After trying to avoid him in researching things like 9/11 or secret governments, I of course continued to bump into his research. Give him another chance. I've found that he is a good man too, just trying to sort out occult agendas. He is loud because they are louder. He is verbose because this information is mind numbingly complex. He is emotionaly eratic because he has such high hopes coupled w/ such awful information. Alex has grown and learned since Bill died. I would never speak for the late Mr. Cooper, but I think that if he were able to hear Alex speak today, he might have a higher opinion of him. As an example, here is a clip from Alex's show yesterday. He had David Icke on, who he once called a "turd in the punch bowl". This is Alex apologizing for how he once characterized David. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkRb3LUXQF4 |
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