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Maris, I have to say that I am impressed.

I have to ask you, what do you read? Where do you look for information in forming your opinions?

 

...wrong.

 

...oh, that's easy;

 

I wasn't saying UCD was supporting Jones. I read his posts too. I was talking about anyone, not him. Anyway....

 

If it came across that I was insinuating you follow him, I was not, at all. I know you don't. I was speaking in broad terms, not specific to you. Apologies for the confusion.

 

I've never seen Alex Jones except in little bits of news reels about the dope.

 

It's no surprise that you would be repelled by PBS.

 

fact....It's actually a superior woman who controls the destiny of his children....

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/alex-...-in-custody-battle-admits-to-cheating-on-wife

 

Aren't most school teachers women? We even have a woman priest in my parish. I belong to the same sect as LBJ, the Bush family and Trump.

 

Everywhere. Everyone. Every event.

All news outlets, regardless of slant or supposed credibility, The Library, documentaries, interviews, conversations with people I know or meet, 58 years of past information/fake news/propaganda I read combined with what came out much later to be the real story, and of course the occasional posts here that provide evidence to back up their post.

I assume it is all lies, try to discern the motives and methods behind the lies, follow the money/power, then search for verification of the slivers of truth that cannot be debunked.

Then add common sense and logical reasoning.

When you are taught this process at age 5 and look back nearly 6 decades later, you see there has never been a free or honest press and our government has been an elaborate front controlled by the most vile criminals in the world for at least 100 years.

 

I did indeed read Mad Magazine back in the 50's-60's.

Some of the most honest and revealing political commentary available at the time, disguised as comedy. Strongly influenced the civil rights and antiwar movements of the 60's.

Probably one of America's most important political publications of all time.

 

Then you'll be surprised I enjoy reading it daily?

Not repelling at all, for me it's a window into the minds of it's financiers and what they want to make you believe.

Pretty much all news is fake, but you can't discern the truth without first uncovering the lie.

So I love all sources of information/disinformation, and the opinions they express and elicit.

 

I've been watching the news since Eisenhower was President and I have a totally different take than you. First of all, my news sources are from acclaimed and credible sources.

I've had a long history of interest in politics. I've shaken hands with JFK, Nixon, and Nelson Rockefeller whom I had a brief discussion with regarding the Vietnam war. The Rockefeller discussion happened about two months after I got back from that war in 1968.

 

...BAM !...next case, the jury is now excused.

 

...except the source than caters to your narrative, right?

 

If you tangle yourself up in reading and trying to understand lies too much, you begin to have twisted thoughts. So, why not avoid all this confusion and stick to reliable sources?