Points of interest

Okay, so I've been lost for things to write for a month or two. I've started several blog posts but they just don't seem to sum up what I was hoping to say. Instead they turned into a waffle, and I just stopped writing.

I do have things to say though.

I've spent more time reading other people's material. I'd like to share the information I found, as well as how this is shaping my thinking. I recently organised all the RSS feeds, and found I rarely if ever look at 75% of them. That said, I have been finding some really good new ones.


Church of Nobody - I don't remember exactly how I stumbled upon it, but I've since discovered this chap posts over at the Craig Murray site, and visits other sites I rate too. If you're in any doubt that there's an elite group or groups of people secretly plotting to take wealth, resources and power away from us, the people, you're probably not going to get a lot of what he's talking about.

If on the other hand, you have looked into these groups, you'll be familiar with the subject matter, though probably surprised by how dark and dirty it gets. Nobody talks of a pedophocracy, an international network of people associated in, as the name suggests, the abuse of children. He points to the significance of media blackouts over major paedophile stories, sighting the Dutroux affair, Haut de la Guarenne, as well as similar incidents in the US as examples of incidents that occurred but seemed un-important enough to the mainstream news. A credible example is of the lack of reporting in relation to the Madeline McCann abduction/murder to the fact that there had been a major international paedophile operation in Portugal.

Power in Inverse Proportion to Publicity
Twin Pillars

From Church of Nobody, I ended up at Dave McGowan with a recommendation to read this. It blew me away. That such a crime could be taken out of the hands of law enforcement officers, and labelled an internal matter for the CIA is astonishing. So I read a bit more of McGowan, on his own site. I'm particularly interested in "Inside the Laurel Canyon" essays, describing the highly co-incidental numbers of musicians that were at the genesis of the hippy movement, whilst at the same time coming from serious military family, not to mention quite a few elites. Although I'm only so far as part III, it's got me hooked.

Rooting through my old RSS feeds, Bookmarks and downloaded documentaries I re-found some material worth looking into again, especially after reading the above.

Kay Griggs Interview - Quite often people I've talked to about (hate to use the word, but) conspiracies, they first response is why no-one ever (in their reality, i.e. via the MSM) comes forward to tell what they know. It's one of the reasons I sharpened my pencil to zone in on credible witnesses to some of the stuff I was talking about. Kay Griggs' story is about what happened to her during the time she was married to covert special ops 'trainer' for the US military, and during and after her divorce proceedings. It's a long interview, but enthralling, mind-blowing, and certainly food for thought.

Fight the New World Order - This is a 30 minute mash of information about the 'system' of power. When I watched it about two years ago, I didn't give it too much thought, but on seeing it again, thought it made a lot more sense. Goes into the European royal bloodlines and how this nefarious interbreeding has created one aspect of the 'elite' structure, competing with, and supporting other elites like the banking cartels, religions etc. Half hour, c'mon, it's not much to ask.

Oh yeah, I was making a point about how all this made me feel.... It makes me feel like I don't want to be part of the system, not their system anyway.

Seeing that more and more people are 'getting it' (don't worry elites, I have no doubt the majority will happily sleep along) it's interesting to how freely people are now talking about things.

These two offer a funny look at how fucked up things really are, and give it a hug. Inspiring.


Anyway, I'm in danger of starting to ramble, and I'm determined this post makes it to the "publish post" button....