Soundbite Sequel: The Deniers - part 6

Circling back to the T-File deniers, I finish with James Corbett, but with embellishment from the Grayzone guys, Larken Rose and G. Edward Griffin, and finally Amy Goodman and James Bamford. More specifically, I try to show how GZ tackles the critical matter of neoconservatism striaght on but without any mention of its Jewish backbone, while Corbett's JQ-denier approach is similar but more crippling, because he is explicit in what is intellectually invalid, which is looking at groups of people instead of simply ideas. This is exacerbated by his primary mission appearing to be promotion of his utopian fantasy of anarchy. But his approach has a long history, going back a half century to the John Birch Society and his mentor Griffin, even if it also has the same contemporary slipperiness as that of, say, Sam Harris.

I finish with the story of "Israelgating" for the election of Trump in 2016, Ashkenocracy Now's effort at history and warning, in Timothy Snyder terms. The bottom line here is how blatantly stupid it is to say voting doesn't matter and is immoral, and more importantly that groups don't matter and that it's effectively immoral to think in those terms. Especially today, when the negative impact of one particular group is utterly apparent and obvious. This deranged worldview makes itself felt in ignoring the Twitter Files, despite what they have shown about suppression of free speech on the internet and, depending on how one looks at it, the government role in that, especially the intelligence agencies.