It's easy to unveil the mindlessness of Pentagon propaganda movie lovers but Adam Kokesh has done an excellent job of patiently hearing out a group of them before holding a mirror up to them so that they begin to feel uncomfortable with their own reflection.
John Judge died last year and although there was an uptick in interest with his work he is still largely ignored despite being probably one of the smartest and wittiest conspiracy analysts of all time.
He was friends with Mae Brussell and had a few blind spots in his analysis (the Israeli links) but his work is crucial to assembling a larger picture that I would hope would be all the readers', not either mine or the toxic corporate media's analysis of what is going on.
The gap between what is happening in real life and what is reported on the news is why most people who watch corporate news without scepticism are suffering a kind of mental illness that falls under the delusion-of-self-category.
Myron May was a successful attorney before he became a targeted individual. I've studied and blogged the subject enough to know that much of it is very real and very hard for even close friends of targeted individuals to get their head around.
