You know, I was just thinking today about the disinfo model of James Corbett and Whitney Webb and their associated crew: They can tell you endlessly about all the voluminous details of things They have already done and it's too late to do anything about.
Any real revelations? No, of course not. There's nothing that a talented and hard-working high school student with a sub to r/conspiracy couldn't put together. But look how much time and effort is spent "consuming" the work product of these alt-media stars.
It reminds me very distinctly of JFK assassination books. I feel certain 80% are written by the CIA, with a further 15% based on that other 80%. They're filled to overflowing with facts. And you could read them all, memorize all the facts, yet still never arrive at the truth.
"Ever learning, and never attaining to the knowledge of the truth." - 2 Timothy 3:7
This describes a lot of "red pilled" people and a lot of figureheads in alt-media today.
If you don't have a deep knowledge of everything related to the Jews, Freemasons, Catholicism/Sedevacantism, End Times, & Anthropology/Human Origins you aren't really red pilled.
Anyone that uses terms such as "the left" or the word "woke" when describing the enemy really shouldn't be allowed to speak on any topic of importance.
It's always striking to me, these things written down so, so long ago and that I now see playing out before us all. I was thinking about what I was going to write when I checked the reference to see the fuller context and saw it right there:
Men shall be lovers of themselves....
What I had planned on mentioning was where I saw the dividing line, the barrier that few conspiracy theorists--or researchers and scholars of any type--get past. That is, they love to tell you "just how right they are, and were all along". They are full to overflowing with certitude, leaving room for nothing new.
How would anyone ever learn anything in such a condition? Is that not arrogance, a lack of intellectual humility? They dispel all doubt by simply waving it away like smoke. Yet even Jesus did not castigate Thomas for his doubt, but invited him to settle it through investigation.
Since I started listening for it, I've basically never heard any researcher say, "Okay, here's the best I can figure out so far...." That's quite a commentary.
You know, I was just thinking today about the disinfo model of James Corbett and Whitney Webb and their associated crew: They can tell you endlessly about all the voluminous details of things They have already done and it's too late to do anything about.
Any real revelations? No, of course not. There's nothing that a talented and hard-working high school student with a sub to r/conspiracy couldn't put together. But look how much time and effort is spent "consuming" the work product of these alt-media stars.
It reminds me very distinctly of JFK assassination books. I feel certain 80% are written by the CIA, with a further 15% based on that other 80%. They're filled to overflowing with facts. And you could read them all, memorize all the facts, yet still never arrive at the truth.
St. Paul said that would happen in the last days.
"Ever learning, and never attaining to the knowledge of the truth." - 2 Timothy 3:7
This describes a lot of "red pilled" people and a lot of figureheads in alt-media today.
If you don't have a deep knowledge of everything related to the Jews, Freemasons, Catholicism/Sedevacantism, End Times, & Anthropology/Human Origins you aren't really red pilled.
Anyone that uses terms such as "the left" or the word "woke" when describing the enemy really shouldn't be allowed to speak on any topic of importance.
It's always striking to me, these things written down so, so long ago and that I now see playing out before us all. I was thinking about what I was going to write when I checked the reference to see the fuller context and saw it right there:
What I had planned on mentioning was where I saw the dividing line, the barrier that few conspiracy theorists--or researchers and scholars of any type--get past. That is, they love to tell you "just how right they are, and were all along". They are full to overflowing with certitude, leaving room for nothing new.
How would anyone ever learn anything in such a condition? Is that not arrogance, a lack of intellectual humility? They dispel all doubt by simply waving it away like smoke. Yet even Jesus did not castigate Thomas for his doubt, but invited him to settle it through investigation.
Since I started listening for it, I've basically never heard any researcher say, "Okay, here's the best I can figure out so far...." That's quite a commentary.