Mad People

I was under the impression that Bernard Henri Levy was a Truther. I think I was wrong, although it's difficult to tell. I waded through a bit of his book, the name of which I don't care to remember, but it was a struggle. It was a translation, of course, but it's more or less what I would expect from a French intellectual. He certainly seemed very wedded to the US-as-victim line for a Truther and he was all for the demonising of the "radical" muslims, even peddling the standard Jihad lie that only from the eighteenth century did it mean a physical war, rather than spiritual struggle (as if Mo hadn't been a violent megalomaniac).

Just the ramblings of a mad Frenchman. Worse things happen on Ferris Wheels. Which reminds me, ben-fairhall seems to have got a bit up himself.

On the subject of Truthing I'm not naive enough to believe the official conspiracy theory, but I'm a simple-minded and straightforward sort of man and don't really go in for the more esoteric aspects of the conspiracy to end all false flag operations. Shouty Alex Jones makes a bit of sense to me with his talk about Northwoods and Gladio. Hopsicker tying it in with neoContra crack dealers, too. But the Ptech stuff I don't go in for. I hear the word regularly used by the more esoteric theorists, generally when they're sneering at people like myself for being simplistic CDers. Simplifyers. Some things are simple.

I can't say I've followed the Ptech stuff but it would seem that the 80s' most famous stolen computer programme has risen, zombie-like, from the era before Windows 95 and is somehow not obsolete after all this time, but the most important and dangerous programme in the world being used by the elites to control all computers, in this case supposedly being used to put a fake flight on a 9/11 radar screen. Seems to come from Edmunds, Singh and Ruppert.

Edmunds was only employed after 9/11 and somehow came to see all these things. Implication: she was fed this stuff. Not that she's told us much anyway. Always talking about how much she's got and what a pity it is that she can't tell us. She's an inkblot test, the mystique of one who knows but no real information which means people see her as saying what they want her to be saying, as she is limited largely to cryptic allusions.

Singh, she just claims to be the super-programmer behind it all. A modern day Michael Riconosciuto. Remember him? Claimed his mate was shot down trying to fly documents out of Area 51. Dad was a Nazi U-boat commander. Something about Maurey Island. Casolaro. Memory fails me.

Ruppert, he seems good. He's the one who presents it all, though. Maybe a useful idiot.