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Joel
Skousen Cautions Against Purported "Defector" Accounts
Comment by Joel Skousen of www.joelskousen.com
, chief editor of World Affairs Brief.
Responding to:
Which is in
Response to:
Joel Skousen
Comment
Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 7:20 PM
Subject: Re: 32° Knights Templar Rebuts "Illuminati Defector" Diatribe
Pyle is certainly correct about
the many contradictions in this supposed defector's witness. But, he is very naive about
"no penetrations" into the CIA and FBI. Slavi's
claim about "speaking German at the top" is ridiculous. Hardly any of the top
conspirators I'm aware of speak German--and what few Germans there are all speak
English. Basically, the whole tale smells like a fabrication, though many parts are based on
other's true experiences. Slavi fails my basic test: does the person claim to know
more than they could possible have access to and still be a good person--and then live to tell
about it multiple times? The dark side can sense good people just like we can sense
evil. She clearly claims to know too much, in my opinion. It's either disinfo or
partial fabrications mixed in with composit descriptions from others.
Those of us who are ongoing victims of anti-liberty and anti-God conspiracies
are often too anxious to believe in defector's stories. There are real whistleblowers out
there, but never from the deep inside. Most are from the midlevel enforcement level or
adjunct scholar level (Quigley)--but never from the top or even close to the top.
Obviously, we have to allow for the fact that many may
participate in Masonry, even to a fairly high degree and not be involved in anything
sinister. Every darkside organization has its white side for cover, and those on the white
side become the most fervent believers that there is nothing sinister above them, because
they consider themselves insiders, and haven't observed anything telling. I know of several
NSA people and FBI people who all too confidently swear there is nothing going on. When I
confront them with evidence from Defrauding America, they dismiss it with disdain.
If they check with higher ups on the charges, naturally, the gov. has ready made excuses to
deflect and discredit all such whistleblower testimonies, so if one is wont to believe, they
can continue.
But, this Slavi testimony smells like something ready made to help
discredit anyone who picks it up and uses it as evidence of a Masonic conspiracy.
Beware.
Article posted here by SDA Dec. 26,
2002
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