False Prophets in the Truth Movement

2009-06-05T11:11:00.000-07:00

If I'm writing negatively about Alex Jones, I must be jealous of his celebrity status & position in the "truth movement." That's what he claims concerning anyone who dares publicly criticize his actions or statements. That's a nice cop out. But speaking as a Christian, I don't envy anything about him. I am, however, routinely mystified by his actions, considering he proclaims to be a Christian himself. For Christian fans of his reading this blog entry, I'll break the ice with a fundamental example. I recall hearing Jones on his show one day, blithely singing along with his bumper music, the ZZ Top song La Grange, and then complaining that he had to turn such a 'great' song off prematurely. His racy, suggestive nature comes out frequently. (For those unaware, that song is a tribute to a famous Texas whorehouse). Some might find that trivial, and I confess that I do rate it as only moderately disconcerting in comparison to many of the other things he says and does. But the little things can tell you a lot about a person. Over the years, I've heard him preach the Constitution and the Bill of Rights with such passion, but never the gospel of Jesus Christ. That's even more disturbing for a Christian with the platform he has.

Ultimately, I ended up determining to my own satisfaction that he is functioning as a gatekeeper for, and as controlled opposition to, the New World Order. From what I can tell, he has consistently ignored or refused to deal seriously with the Monarch Mind Control and the true occult bloodlines in power, the hidden ones. Without Monarch Mind Control the NWO boys could not take over the world. And yet, Alex is constantly shouting "Death to the New World Order! We will defeat you...blah blah blah," while helping to cover up their Achille's Heel. Fritz Springmeier told me that he and Alex met once while he was in Texas on business. This was shortly after Alex allegedly outsmarted the security and infiltrated one of the most heavily guarded private retreats on the planet, the Bohemian Grove. Alex had the opportunity to interview Fritz on his radio show and discuss Fritz's research into the Illuminati bloodlines and their Monarch Mind Control, but he apparently didn't feel Fritz and his research were worthy of the air time. These days, I no longer listen to Alex Jones unless I have to. Other researchers have discovered very serious issues that he either spins or avoids altogether. Hence, they've concluded that he is perhaps working for the Jesuits or the Zionists. In actuality he is a consummate gatekeeper, working to obfuscate any area the Illuminati proper want suppressed.

Alex has had his good friend Jordan Maxwell, whom he calls a "real treasure," on his show several times. He has requested that his listeners visit Jordan's website and buy some of his "great books and videos."Jordan is a fierce enemy of Christianity who professes that the gospel story is a myth based on earlier pagan sun-god worship; therefore those Christians who are awaiting Christ's return to the earth are self-deluded fools. At the same time, Jordan publicly acknowledges his admiration for occultists like Helena Blavatsky and (Jordan's proclaimed friend) Manly P. Hall, while currently having connections to a number of modern occultists and propagandists for the NWO. He and Alex are brothers in the fight against the New World Order, if you can believe that.

Comes now my motivating reason for writing this particular blog entry. When Jordan was a guest on Alex's June 23, 2008 show, Alex, arguably on cue, set the stage for Jordan to recite an old claim that Fritz Springmeier had plagiarized his work in Fritz's book Bloodlines of the Illuminati. To quote Jordan verbatim:

Well, I mean, a classic example is back in '88 when I first started going public. I had a family that I was very close to out here and uh one of the uh boys, um, I mean one of the girls in the family, her name was uhh Gloria - Gloria was a young girl, she used to come over to my office in Glendale when I was first going public and she would tell me about how she just loved what I was doing and loved all the research; and I knew her, I knew the family, and so I suspected nothing. And she asked if she could photocopy all my documents and materials that I was working on and I told her 'of course.' So I gave her boxes upon boxes over a two day period. There was a photocopy shop in the building I was in, so she just spent all day, all afternoon and all evening photocopying all the research materials and documents and everything that I had.And later on - about a year later - I get a phone call from a mutual friend that knew both Gloria and myself, and said, "Jordan, uh, you know there's a new book out with all of your work in it. The guy's name is Fritz Springmeier. It's called Bloodlines of the Illuminati." And I was shocked; and I, so I called Fritz Springmeier and I said "Fritz, what is this book Bloodlines of the Illuminati?" And he said, "Well, uh, Jordan, anybody could have done that kind of research, anybody could have done that." I said, "Ya, anyone could have done it, but it was me that did it." And consequently, uh, ya know now there is a big book out there called Bloodlines of the Illuminati, which Fritz Springmeier got from Jordan Maxwell and never even said 'Thank you.'

Fritz and I had talked about Jordan's claims of plagiarism against him in the past. I recently wrote to him and informed him that Jordan was at it again. Below is reproduced his reply to me in his letter dated April 29, 2009:

Jordan Maxwell is what you describe. Every time I've come out with a book, beginning with my Watchtower & Masons book, he has falsely claimed I stole his research to write my various books. I've never seen his research, never heard him speak. My research is my own! I have boxes of files, boxes of photocopies, etc., etc. of my research.
He called me up when he heard about my Watchtower & Masons book and screamed that he was going to sue me for plagiarism and that I needed to quit selling the book. I calmly asked him if he'd even seen the book, as I knew where all the orders had gone. He admitted he'd never even seen the book. He went through similar crazy antics when my Be Wise As Serpents book came out. So his pattern of lies is consistent! He likely has not even seen the Bloodlines of the Illuminati, or at best seen pirated Internet excerpts. This last comment is of course speculation based on how he claimed my other books without having ever even seen them!
He claimed my Be Wise As Serpents book was his research when he spoke in Hawaii (c.1993), and my friend Gabriel happened to be carrying a copy. He asked what it was, and begged Gab to let him see it. Gab had drawn the same negative conclusions about Maxwell and wouldn't let him even look at the Be Wise As Serpents, which he hadn't seen before, but was claiming in public was his research.
We know who Lucifer is - he is the father of all lies, & so what can one expect from a Luciferian. You know what I mean. As to Alex Jones, my policy is: not to criticize others, especially those in that area of activity. There are many (including Jordan Maxwell) who I don't openly criticize, and hope people figure them out like you did.
I think, James, you share the same reservations I have for all these pretend crusaders against the NWO. Bottom line - Christ is the answer to the NWO.

As the reader has likely determined, Fritz and I have a bit of a philosophical disagreement regarding how best to deal with these wolves in sheep's clothing (Fritz has a gentler spirit than I do). With that in mind, allow me to make a couple observations: 1) it appears as though Maxwell's initial goal was mainly to intimidate Fritz into ceasing his writing and publishing activities through a lawsuit bluff: cui bono (who benefits?) - the New World Order does; 2) Maxwell's timing of events is quite inaccurate, giving further proof of his unfamiliarity with Fritz's books: according to Maxwell's rendering, Bloodlines of the Illuminati would have come out in 1989 or there abouts - it was not even published in its initial version (The Top 13 Illuminati Bloodlines) until 1995; 3) I have personally seen many of Fritz's research notes he mentioned, relating to several of the books discussed, and I, James Whisler, can therefore unequivocally say that Jordan Maxwell is a liar. Be wise as serpents...

America: Freedom to Fascism

2007-05-06T20:47:00.000-07:00

Aaron Russo's 2006 documentary, currently available for free viewing on google video, is becoming a quick favorite of libertarians everywhere. He "tackles" issues that have been floating around among the patriot/militia communities for decades: namely, illegalities behind both the Federal Reserve System and the Internal Revenue Service. He applies this information in an overall illustration of how the American Dream has fallen apart.

Having been a successful Hollywood producer for a number of years, Russo has proven he knows how and when to elicit certain emotions from his audience. After all, when this latest documentary shows a woman needlessly getting tasered by a sadistic trooper, simply for driving on a suspended license, who doesn't feel their blood begin to boil? Tell us, Aaron, what can we do to stop this madness?

But what is Russo's real agenda? And should we be rallying behind him? He offers some practical strategies, but also some ill-advised ones, for evoking change in the status quo, for abolishing the abominable Federal Reserve and its even more loathsome child, the IRS.

In my article discussing John Todd, I repeated John's warning that the Illuminati planned to use nationwide strikes in conjunction with a number of other destabilizing measures to help take the country down. Why not? It's worked well for them in the past as an igniter of revolution. Among the proposals stated in America: Freedom to Fascism to get the attention of our political leaders, is to orchestrate nationwide strikes. Is Aaron Russo a professional agitator?

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