Just a little related personal story to show that our emails can be tampered with:
In about March 2022, when I first heard about Mark Brzezinski being appointed ambassador to Poland, I emailed Adam Curry about it right away. I never heard back from him nor heard it mentioned in the show. I had previously emailed back and forth with him several times before, so that wasn't the problem.
Point is, "They" will snip these connections when they feel they need to and without drawing too much attention.
EDIT: When Adam mentioned this on the last show, he said, "How could we have missed this? Is this something we knew about before?" John said, "Yes, I think so." That was not correct. After I (failed to) email Adam, I listened very carefully to see how long--if ever--it would take them to catch up to this.
I've listened to every episode of NA and I would have to say I don't think so. And you'd have to take my word for it, but at this point I feel like I have strong allergy to disinfo agents and their dupes.
My reservation--or maybe disappointment--concerning Adam is this: many years ago I could see him traveling down the same path I was eventually to travel. You know, the one that leads you to see the abyss filled with pedophiles and Satanists and war-mongers and occultists and even demons. He was right on the edge, peering into that darkness.
Then John reeled him back with the attitude of, "We've got a show to do, okay?" John was and is never going to see any of it, stuck thinking that the entire world ultimately revolves around money. You can choose either the truth, or a show with a version of the truth, and Adam chose the latter.
With his recent conversion, one wonders if he'll ever be led back around to confronting the darkness. But looking at the state of Christians and Christianity, probably not.
Why do you listen to his podcasts? You are probably more aware of what is going on..
I never understood why people listen to chat radio or these type of general podcasts. I checked out this NA and tbh, I can't stand radio voice so it was tough going, but there doesn't appear to be any theme for his show. Just a couple of dudes chatting about their opinions. Honestly, why don't people just get a friend and have their own conversations. No offense to you or anyone here, it just never made sense to me. It's like listening on others random conversations instead of playing the main character in your life. The whole thing is like nails on chalkboard. None of it is even news.
There's an important phenomenon in advancing one's knowledge that no one ever talks about. Maybe that's because not that many make it far enough, or maybe the ones that do are not very self-reflective.
Suppose you start out fairly "fresh", just breaking away from the mainstream official narrative worldview. If you follow the No Agenda Show or r/conspiracy or Tin Foil Hat or anything else like that, you start off being blown away by all this new and startling information coming your way. It can really be a lot to take on board, and challenging to accept that you were this wrong about so many things for so long. That's a crucial phase to get through.
Time goes on and you build your own knowledge and expertise. In a certain process of "maturity" with all these sources, you begin to see what they miss, spot where they have accepted lies, realize they have misinterpreted because they don't have the correct context, etc. This is another vital phase: to develop the basis and confidence to disagree with "authorities" you have followed in the past.
After this process continues to fullness, if you have self-awareness you look around and realize that--at least to some degree--almost everyone gets almost everything wrong almost all the time. All the gods have fallen and there's no one to follow any more. Ninety-eight percent of what you come across is erroneous, irrelevant, or disinfo. All the sources become a best effort at finding news filters, hoping for nuggets here and there you can follow up on.
But even that dim situation can be turned around, because I use the "spare cycles" for meta-analysis: to examine how other people's minds operate, how they see the world and process information. This is an incredibly important issue to understand. If you look at my other comment, you'll see it was not about what John and Adam said, but about how they think.
Just a little related personal story to show that our emails can be tampered with:
In about March 2022, when I first heard about Mark Brzezinski being appointed ambassador to Poland, I emailed Adam Curry about it right away. I never heard back from him nor heard it mentioned in the show. I had previously emailed back and forth with him several times before, so that wasn't the problem.
Point is, "They" will snip these connections when they feel they need to and without drawing too much attention.
EDIT: When Adam mentioned this on the last show, he said, "How could we have missed this? Is this something we knew about before?" John said, "Yes, I think so." That was not correct. After I (failed to) email Adam, I listened very carefully to see how long--if ever--it would take them to catch up to this.
I've listened to every episode of NA and I would have to say I don't think so. And you'd have to take my word for it, but at this point I feel like I have strong allergy to disinfo agents and their dupes.
My reservation--or maybe disappointment--concerning Adam is this: many years ago I could see him traveling down the same path I was eventually to travel. You know, the one that leads you to see the abyss filled with pedophiles and Satanists and war-mongers and occultists and even demons. He was right on the edge, peering into that darkness.
Then John reeled him back with the attitude of, "We've got a show to do, okay?" John was and is never going to see any of it, stuck thinking that the entire world ultimately revolves around money. You can choose either the truth, or a show with a version of the truth, and Adam chose the latter.
With his recent conversion, one wonders if he'll ever be led back around to confronting the darkness. But looking at the state of Christians and Christianity, probably not.
Why do you listen to his podcasts? You are probably more aware of what is going on.. I never understood why people listen to chat radio or these type of general podcasts. I checked out this NA and tbh, I can't stand radio voice so it was tough going, but there doesn't appear to be any theme for his show. Just a couple of dudes chatting about their opinions. Honestly, why don't people just get a friend and have their own conversations. No offense to you or anyone here, it just never made sense to me. It's like listening on others random conversations instead of playing the main character in your life. The whole thing is like nails on chalkboard. None of it is even news.
There's an important phenomenon in advancing one's knowledge that no one ever talks about. Maybe that's because not that many make it far enough, or maybe the ones that do are not very self-reflective.
Suppose you start out fairly "fresh", just breaking away from the mainstream official narrative worldview. If you follow the No Agenda Show or r/conspiracy or Tin Foil Hat or anything else like that, you start off being blown away by all this new and startling information coming your way. It can really be a lot to take on board, and challenging to accept that you were this wrong about so many things for so long. That's a crucial phase to get through.
Time goes on and you build your own knowledge and expertise. In a certain process of "maturity" with all these sources, you begin to see what they miss, spot where they have accepted lies, realize they have misinterpreted because they don't have the correct context, etc. This is another vital phase: to develop the basis and confidence to disagree with "authorities" you have followed in the past.
After this process continues to fullness, if you have self-awareness you look around and realize that--at least to some degree--almost everyone gets almost everything wrong almost all the time. All the gods have fallen and there's no one to follow any more. Ninety-eight percent of what you come across is erroneous, irrelevant, or disinfo. All the sources become a best effort at finding news filters, hoping for nuggets here and there you can follow up on.
But even that dim situation can be turned around, because I use the "spare cycles" for meta-analysis: to examine how other people's minds operate, how they see the world and process information. This is an incredibly important issue to understand. If you look at my other comment, you'll see it was not about what John and Adam said, but about how they think.