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Ten new crazy predictions
Author: Edward L Winston
Date: Nov 19, 2009 at 01:42
Yesterday I was reading my messages I get from all of my fans out there (i.e. hate mail) and someone sent me this video where this woman is explaining how the new Olympic Games logo -- which says 2012 -- really are the letters Z, O, I, N but crudely drawn. If you rearrange those letters, of course you get ZION, and it was all a big plot by Zionist conspiracists.
She then goes on to tell you to not trust anyone who says the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are anti-Semitic or a fraud, despite the fact it's been proven time and time again that they are.
I went on to look at this woman's web site, and she makes a fair amount of predictions wrapped in the utter craziness that is her site. Being the gentleman that I am, I had to include her predictions on my site, and in this post I will go over them.
She talks a lot on her site about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and she keeps reintegrating the point that Jews shouldn't be blamed for Zionism. She's right that not all Jews are Zionists, but for the most part when it comes to the conspiracy community and their use of the term "Zionism", it almost always refers to all Jews, especially in the Rense community.
However, I don't think she's an anti-Semite; I believe she's just a complete idiot. Not just because of her full-faith belief in the Protocols, but also because she believes in the Law of Attraction and 2012 conspiracy theories, and... well just look below:
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<dt>Prediction #1 - Barack Obama's past will come back to haunt him</dt>
<dd>In short: she's a birther and it seems as though she believes in the "Obama is a Muslim" stuff as well. She predicts between now and 2012 it will all come crashing down for Obama.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #2 - The U.S. dollar is about to collapse; Rise of the NAU; Civil Unrest</dt>
<dd>The same North American Union stuff we've been hearing since the conspiracy theorists got ahold of Robert A Pastor's book. She predicts it will happen this year! She also didn't appear to notice that the SPP project was shut down a while ago.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #3 - Prince William will be crowned King of England and the UK in 2009 and World Ruler in 2015</dt>
<dd>This is my favorite prediction by far. It completely ignores Prince Charles being next in line and the fact that Queen Elizabeth is still alive, as well as a whole host of other things.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #4 - Princess Di Didn't (die)</dt>
<dd>This isn't really a prediction, but rather a conspiracy theory that makes no sense at all. She claims that Sophie Rhyss-Jones and Princess Diana could be the same person, but at the end of her "prediction" she then claims she's not saying that at all -- so I'm not sure what she was trying to say in the article. I guess she figures every one in Sophie Rhyss-Jones' past was paid off either to make up that they knew her, or ... something else, it's really incoherent.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #5 - Obamavilles</dt>
<dd>She predicts by 2012 (or maybe 2015 when she think Prince William will be World Ruler) there will be Obamavilles much like the Hoovervilles of the Great Depression.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #6 - The Beast</dt>
<dd>By 2012 or 2015, we'll find out that Hillary Clinton and Obama are working hand in hand for the anti-Christ, or that Obama is the anti-Christ.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #7 - The Real Terrorists Unmasked</dt>
<dd>That is to say, by 2012 it will become apparent that she was correct about the vast Zionist conspiracy to dominate the world.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #8 - New World Order / Protocols of the Elders of Zion</dt>
<dd>She uses the vague "predictions" of anything bad happening in the world is a result of a Jewish conspiracy as proof of her belief in a Zionist conspiracy. In the original prediction she even had an abridged text of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. This really wasn't a prediction.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #9 - Higher Consciousness</dt>
<dd>If you didn't think the apocalyptic Christianity and pseudoantiZionism were enough, she now goes on to talk about the Universal Law of Attraction, that is the utter bullshit covered in books like The Secret. She links this with the Mayan calendar and believes it will happen by the end of 2012.</dd>
<dt>Prediction #10 - The Ma-Tricks</dt>
<dd>In the original prediction she included two David Icke clips, but the article itself doesn't mention him, but rather a bunch of stuff about the Internet, "the grid", the anti-Christ, and so forth. Again by 2012 or 2015 we will see this all come to light.</dd>
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How Alex Jones sees public policy
Author: Edward L Winston
Date: Nov 08, 2009 at 00:29
I often hear Alex Jones and others (such as his friend Jesse Ventura) talking about how politicians interact with each other and for the cameras. Their belief seems to be that because they're polite to one another that therefore must mean that they aren't really enemies, but rather working behind the scenes to do evil.
Just because international or even national policy summits don't look like this:
Doesn't mean they're working secretely to dominate the world. To put it in terms that would make more sense to most conspiracy theorists: when is the last time you saw Ron Paul or Peter Joseph spitting on, shoving, or screaming at people from a few inches away when they disagree? I'd be hard pressed to find anyone who thinks that Ron Paul is in on the NWO as well, but apparently him having some level of manners must mean he is.
Just because international or even national policy summits don't look like this:
Doesn't mean they're working secretely to dominate the world. To put it in terms that would make more sense to most conspiracy theorists: when is the last time you saw Ron Paul or Peter Joseph spitting on, shoving, or screaming at people from a few inches away when they disagree? I'd be hard pressed to find anyone who thinks that Ron Paul is in on the NWO as well, but apparently him having some level of manners must mean he is.
Canadian truther fundamentalist or genius troll?
Author: Edward L Winston
Date: Oct 28, 2009 at 14:11
Poe's Law states:
"Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is impossible to create a parody of Fundamentalism that SOMEONE won't mistake for the real thing."
Meaning that real fundamentalism is very difficult to tell apart from parodies of it. This guy almost certainly isn't a troll, because trolls tend to come up with better content to keep the troll going, instead of repeating the same stupid things.
For the sake of making things clear, I realize that most Canadians aren't this incredibly stupid, so don't worry, I still think Canada is tops.
This was taken from a discussion on our Facebook group, this guy was too crazy not to share with the rest of you. If you're a conspiracy theorist, or truther, it's probably a good idea to push away people who go crazy when talking to those who don't agree with them, as it makes you all look crazy as hell too.
So if you didn't catch that anyone who disagrees with him:
And he managed to do all of this without providing so much as an Alex Jones movie as proof of his claims, he provided nothing at all, and got very angry when asked to show evidence. Apparently it's OK for him to be mad, but he can make fun of others for "being angry" in his eyes.
I asked him four simple questions and he simply did not have the capacity to answer them. Probably because it would have required him to organize his thoughts and think for himself. It's must easier to watch a video on youtube or google video and get angry than it is to research and think about something, but rest assured, if you are the type of person to do a lot of thinking, there will always be people like Johnny to make you happy that you did.
Now that's the search for truth!
"Without a winking smiley or other blatant display of humor, it is impossible to create a parody of Fundamentalism that SOMEONE won't mistake for the real thing."
Meaning that real fundamentalism is very difficult to tell apart from parodies of it. This guy almost certainly isn't a troll, because trolls tend to come up with better content to keep the troll going, instead of repeating the same stupid things.
For the sake of making things clear, I realize that most Canadians aren't this incredibly stupid, so don't worry, I still think Canada is tops.
This was taken from a discussion on our Facebook group, this guy was too crazy not to share with the rest of you. If you're a conspiracy theorist, or truther, it's probably a good idea to push away people who go crazy when talking to those who don't agree with them, as it makes you all look crazy as hell too.
So if you didn't catch that anyone who disagrees with him:
- Is a sheep.
- Must be crazy to think typing in all caps is anything but scholarly.
- Is a nerdy shit bag.
- Must be retarded to want sources for anything.
- Is not a real man.
- Has no balls.
- Is a stupid American.
- Is a girl.
- Is angry, despite not being angry at all, and himself raging against everyone that's typed in the thread.
- Is an ignorant American.
- Is a part of the problem; implied by saying everyone else is a part of it.
- Probably voted for Bush.
- Is an accessory to mass murder.
- Can suck his Canadian dick
- Is a useless wad of shit.
And he managed to do all of this without providing so much as an Alex Jones movie as proof of his claims, he provided nothing at all, and got very angry when asked to show evidence. Apparently it's OK for him to be mad, but he can make fun of others for "being angry" in his eyes.
I asked him four simple questions and he simply did not have the capacity to answer them. Probably because it would have required him to organize his thoughts and think for himself. It's must easier to watch a video on youtube or google video and get angry than it is to research and think about something, but rest assured, if you are the type of person to do a lot of thinking, there will always be people like Johnny to make you happy that you did.
Now that's the search for truth!
Anti-Vaccination hysteria and the danger to others
Author: Edward L Winston
Date: Oct 22, 2009 at 02:05
I have a rather large article about vaccinations coming up, but it's taking time to research it all and make sure I cover everything. I constantly run across articles, books, and so forth that discuss countless cases where preventable diseases cause the death of children and others because of people who listen to Alex Jones, Jeff Rense, and Jenny McCarthy, rather than their know-it-all doctors.
Here's an interesting article from slate: http://www.slate.com/id/2232977/
Take the time to read it, especially if you're on the fence about vaccinations. This paragraph really caught my attention:
I constantly see people saying it's "their right" to go unvaccinated, while that's true, most of the people who type such erronously stupid statements were vaccinated as children themselves, in fact it's an almost certainy, I'd take odds like that in Vegas anyday. What they fail to realize is their ability to survive childhood was a result of vaccines. Of course I've seen people say that "medical advancements, but not vaccines, improved child life expantacy". I think my eye balls are going to fall out of their sockets from rolling so much.
Further, when it comes to highly successful vaccines like polio and small pox, I once saw a guy on a forum say that "at least 1,000 people died from the small pox vaccine during the program to wipe it out." I can't help but take a step back and wonder how little these people know about diseases like small pox. Small pox, a disease with a mortality rate of at least 30%, would have killed many more millions of people had it not been wiped out. There's a risk with any medical treatment, but the idea that costing millions of lives at the risk of a thousand for the permanent end to the small pox epidemic is fucking insane and asinine beyond belief.
Anyway, I have the vaccination article coming out sometime, and as soon as I get a hold of Alex Jones new movie Fall of the Republic I'll watch it and likely do a review of it assuming it's full of inaccuracies, but that remains to be seen.
On a side note, the reason I haven't had daily blog posts lately is because I've run out of daily things to talk about. By the way, check out our forums which are now in beta.
Here's an interesting article from slate: http://www.slate.com/id/2232977/
Take the time to read it, especially if you're on the fence about vaccinations. This paragraph really caught my attention:
In 2008 in San Diego, a 7-year-old boy whose parents refused vaccines contracted measles while on a family trip to Switzerland. Before realizing how sick he was, the boy went to school and infected four other kids at school, after having already infected his two siblings. He then infected four other children who happened to be in the waiting room at his pediatrician's office. Three of those children were too young to have received their MMR vaccines. One of those infants was hospitalized; another traveled on an airplane while infectious. This case is a sobering example of how one family's decision not to vaccinate their children has serious consequences for other children.
I constantly see people saying it's "their right" to go unvaccinated, while that's true, most of the people who type such erronously stupid statements were vaccinated as children themselves, in fact it's an almost certainy, I'd take odds like that in Vegas anyday. What they fail to realize is their ability to survive childhood was a result of vaccines. Of course I've seen people say that "medical advancements, but not vaccines, improved child life expantacy". I think my eye balls are going to fall out of their sockets from rolling so much.
Further, when it comes to highly successful vaccines like polio and small pox, I once saw a guy on a forum say that "at least 1,000 people died from the small pox vaccine during the program to wipe it out." I can't help but take a step back and wonder how little these people know about diseases like small pox. Small pox, a disease with a mortality rate of at least 30%, would have killed many more millions of people had it not been wiped out. There's a risk with any medical treatment, but the idea that costing millions of lives at the risk of a thousand for the permanent end to the small pox epidemic is fucking insane and asinine beyond belief.
Anyway, I have the vaccination article coming out sometime, and as soon as I get a hold of Alex Jones new movie Fall of the Republic I'll watch it and likely do a review of it assuming it's full of inaccuracies, but that remains to be seen.
On a side note, the reason I haven't had daily blog posts lately is because I've run out of daily things to talk about. By the way, check out our forums which are now in beta.
Swine Flu Update, Oct 2009
Author: Edward L Winston
Date: Oct 14, 2009 at 00:09
Thanks to Terence for this:
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