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24th March 2016, 05:12
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Confused About Who To Believe In The Alternative Media?
I can't believe I didn't come across this researcher sooner, holy sheep, so far I'm liking what I'm seeing and I even see a few of my own catches being researched by this guy, glad to know someone else is paying close attention, better than I could have ever done.
Confused about who to believe in the alternative media? Ya me too....after reading this you'll see why and probably walk away eyes glazed over and a headache to boot....welcome to hardcore researching, lol.....Lots of familiar names on here!
Comb through and decide for yourself....oh and P.S. It looks like he updates the information periodically so bookmark the link.
“I was a listener to Coast to Coast AM at one point. Loved it. Couldn't get enough of it. Sometimes listened to three shows in a row. I actually put aside all my prejudices and listened to just about every guest in the 2004-2005 period, making notes and organizing the information in the process. It didn't take very long to find out that the "information density" of the show is rather low. Listen to 500 hours of Coast to Coast interviews and you don't really learn a whole lot, mainly because it is impossible to tell truth from fiction. You only learn about dominant ideas in the "alternative" media and understand who the various authorities/gurus promoting these theories are.
While I was primarily drawn to shows about out of body experiences, reincarnation and the paranormal, already in the very beginning I recognized that the geopolitical and/or conspiracy side of the show was very weak. In 2005 I was creating the first articles on the Pilgrims Society, the 1001 Club, Le Cercle and other groups and noticed that none of the information I came across was discussed on Coast to Coast AM. All I could find was speculation about the Illuminati, the New World Order, and the occasional rant about Bilderberg. No riddles ever get solved and most certainly the show's guests never bring up any unique information.
Now, isn't that peculiar? Here you have a show that reached up to 15 million people a night in the late 1990s and still about 3 million today, but somehow it is unable to even occasionally invite journalists, researchers and whistleblowers with information that is actually unique and can be verified. For an influential media outlet focused on alternative research and whistleblowing, it is sure curious that Coast to Coast has never produced any unique documents or stood at the basis of any political scandal.”
And so his journey begins.......
http://www.isgp.nl/2014_08_Coast_to_Coast_AM_cult
Cult of National Security Trolls: Art Bell and Coast to Coast AM
Last edited by Divine Feminine, 24th March 2016 at 05:20.
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24th March 2016, 05:19
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Royals and Rockefellers financing alien abduction stories
Added after this article was finished: Project Argus and the Center for North American Crop Circle Studies (CNACCS), at the time ran by what may well be today's most prominent C2C AM guest, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, as well as Dan Smith, another C2C AM visitor. Both were close to the CIA's Kit Green and Ron Pandolfi, who manage the UFO/Alien community to a large extent. Like Alexander, these two men were/are tied to the top.
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The Following 14 Users Say Thank You to Divine Feminine For This Useful Post:
Aianawa (24th March 2016), Amanda (18th May 2016), Aragorn (24th March 2016), bsbray (24th March 2016), Dreamtimer (24th March 2016), Elen (24th March 2016), Frances (24th March 2016), gord (25th March 2016), hopestadtfeld (26th March 2016), Myst (24th March 2016), Olaf (16th May 2016), Onthebit (31st March 2017), sandy (24th March 2016), The One (24th March 2016)
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24th March 2016, 05:29
#3