Icke has a fanbase that Jones doesn't want to alienate (lol).
Jones is right on several points, and he has enough people watching to make some of his incorrect beliefs forgivable. The problem comes when people take everything he says as undisputed truth without giving it any consideration of their own. There is no person who should be wholly accepted like that. This is my same argument with Stefan Molyneux. This stuff is to make people think and create their own opinions.
I agree. Nevertheless, people who quote the guy are automatically gonna get dinged because of the ever popular guilt by association.
Which is why you don't see me posting a link to Molyneux when he does a podcast.
<<< Keeps his mouth shut when his source is people that everyone thinks is crazy.
Which is why you don't see me adding verbose commentary to Jones threads, neither pro nor con.
I consider the Bohemian Grove and 911 stuff to be CT. However, I have some opinions about how the world works that fringe on CT stuff. The bigger you get, the smaller the world is. I don't think its that much of a stretch to recognize that there are people with vast wealth who have the ear of nations, and can have laws and industries altered to benefit their agenda. Mainly the oil, water, food, money, and media. These are nothing more than policies.
I ran into a thing the other day by the UN that outlines how they want to inflate third world economies. Naturally, this means they have to siphon off wealth from countries with more prosperity until the third world country is running in a self-sufficient manner. Much of our economic boom was not only for our own growth, but included export of surplus into those countries. While they were not paying wholesale, they were absorbing, which kept us producing. Now, I think, they're just starting to skip the middle-man and give the money. They're growing more population base to absorb cheap shit from China, and keeping us solvent enough to absorb cheap shit from China, but less of our own stuff. (China being just one example)
What that means is, I guess I subscribe to some of the NWO stuff. I just don't think its so evil and nefarious, an evil mastermind with a blanket on his lap like a James Bond villain. I think its more like huge business with few hundred people impacting billions across many countries, counting on the greed of their executives to make shit happen.
We as a country have already proven the quantity we can purchase. As we become more prosperous, we will buy stuff with greater quality, not in greater quantity. Quantity forces companies to grow larger, quality forces them to grow more technological and focus differently, and is not in the business prospectus of including Nigeria in affordable crap as they expand. A fledgling customer base cannot afford high-end products. We can, but they already know our economy is dwindling and our high-end customer base status is eroding.
It was right there on the executives desks the whole time. Hidden right out in the open.