belljar wrote:If you don't think people talking out about these kinds of things aren't going to be attacked and framed you've got another thing coming.
(waiting for that thing to come.....whatever it is......looking around.....hmmm....shrugs....okay.)
So I guess what you're saying here, if I'm understanding you correctly, is that Maryanne, an old blind psychic woman, was framing Stewart. Surely you jest? I talked to this woman on the phone for over two hours, (about other things, not Stewart) and trust me, she had better things to do than be "framing" Stewart. In fact she's never gone public with this. She just kept quiet and let him do his thing, kind of like watching a kid being a screwball, while the wise adult just stands there shaking their head on the sidelines. If he wants to steal the material....fine, was her head shaking reaction. The exact opposite of what you describe.
I'm noticing a pattern here though - the conspiracies are rubbish for people you're fans of, be it Tori Amos, or Stewart. Don't want to hear at all how they may be tainted in any way shape or form. It's interesting. The ego identifies something as an extension of its own self and then takes it personally when that extension is under question. For me, if there was somebody I was reading or listening to, I'd WANT to hear if they're not honest or legit. This has come up several times for me recently with material I was reading. The first book was "Unshackled" by Kathleen Sullivan. Her daughter is claiming that a bulk of the material is made up. The daughter herself sounds troubled, so when I saw that I just neutrally considered it and put it on the back burner and kept going. But it's good to know. I want to know if there's a possibility that the author is knowingly being dishonest, and I'll keep that in mind. The second book was called "The Long Walk." I came across a free copy and started reading it, having never heard of it, and was devouring it and getting all into the story. Then some small part of me way down started questioning the validity of the details I was reading. I got home and hopped online to do some research....and come to find out that the author's story is mostly all rubbish. He may have been in a Russian internment camp, but the whole story from the time they broke out to the time they reached India wasn't legit, couldn't have happened according to people who know the geography of that region and compared it to what he described. Which is funny because it was at the point in the story where they broke out that my gut was like,
hmmmm....something feels off here. There were also other things that researchers had turned up when trying to validate the story that showed it most likely wasn't real. But I wasn't going to start making wild claims that the questioners and detractors were "framing" the author of the book. I just neutrally nodded my head and thought, Yeah, something seems a little screwy here, so it wouldn't surprise me to hear that the story was made up.
belljar wrote:I'm not going to let personal prejudices against certain people keep me from listening to what they have to say.
This isn't personal prejudices, and you're manipulating things by using this word choice. A personal prejudice would be like, "Oh, he's white, and I don't like white people." or "I don't like when people write the name as 'Stewart.' I prefer Stuart!" or "He's tall. I only like midgets." I'm pointing out that he got his material from other people and isn't who he claims to be. So that does beg one to tread cautiously when proceeding with the information. That's not a personal prejudice. That's just what it is.
belljar wrote:A lot of what he says is what I myself have been thinking.
And that's fine. Just consider the source and tread cautiously is what I'm saying.
belljar wrote:I realize that this forum depends heavily on channeling
Not sure where you get that from. Possibly you're getting this forum confused with another? This forum is part of the Montalk.net site, a site done by Tom who writes all his own articles about alternative science and physics, spirituality, conspiracy and "the matrix," and has never channeled entities from other realms in his life. Channeling has been covered, everything from Barbara Marciniak to Laura and the C's to the Ra material, Matthew, good ol' "Irish Leprechaun" Bashar
and others. But out of a forum with 4,878 topics and 53,597 posts, covering every weird subject under the sun, then channeling was sure to find it's way in there. But that's not the same as "depends heavily on channeling." So yeah, sounds like there may be some confusion here with another forum, maybe one that was founded on some particular channeling material, and where every topic has to tie into it in some way or something, or a forum where only channeling is discussed...you know....versus the bezillion of non-channeling topics that are covered here at NR on a regular basis.
belljar wrote:and Stewert reveals what that actually is.
If I remember correctly, Stewart says that all channeling is government-based. And while that seems to be true in many cases - it's a possibility that I've warned about a few times in my own writing - not all of it's going to be. What Stewart is doing is taking the extreme false two choice polarity route - All or nothing, black or white, good or evil, etc. etc. etc.
Have you considered the possibility that Stewart promoting the idea of 100% government-based channeling is in itself his own form of attack and discrediting against others who would actually be legit? You know, the same thing you say that others are doing to him? Just a thought......
belljar wrote:But, if we really are trying to go beyond the 'matrix' we will listen to all the people we are told not to listen to.
You make it seem as if we're being "told not to listen" to him because he is in fact legit and the real deal, and we're the disinfo. attackers and framers makin' up wild yarns to keep the public away from his material. When in fact I'm just pointing out that the dude stole other people's material and isn't who he claims to be. So therefore, his material needs to be viewed through that lens of cautious awareness.
And just to clarify, I'm not telling anybody else not to listen to him just because I choose not to. We're all adults here. Nobody tells anybody what to do. But there is a clear difference between telling somebody not to do something, and then pointing out that he stole his material and lied about who he is. One is being an immature jerk who can't respect that others are sovereign adults. The other is giving people more information to work with so they can make better and more informed choices as they proceed.
belljar wrote:Otherwise we are just as closed minded as any of the ops or sheeple we attack.
No, although that sounds all well and good.
Nice try.
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