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**lopezsokero** · 07-21-2012, 07:08 PM

He now introduces a new figure called "Military Insider"

I have to wonder if the writing is purposefully terrible..

That certainly does read like some kind of a spy novel. It's both utterly plausible and utterly silly at the same time. I find the whole bit about MI looking at WSI, calling him "Sir," etc. to be a bit silly. And then of course the obligatory "You can trust him" as this is put on a public internet site. It's got the ring of a real interview, but it's also got a major taste of the shit that I used to hear on Coast-to-Coast AM with George Noory and Art Bell. The program was full of people who sounded like they think and insider should sound, but you could tell that they were disingenuous. Those episodes really took away from the credibility of people with real issues to talk about, like the author of the book that tied the OKC bombing to Middle-Eastern funding.

Anywho, without any corroborating evidence, it's just something off of the internet, but interesting nonetheless.

07-21-2012, 07:08 PM	#13
lopezsokero Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	He now introduces a new figure called "Military Insider" I have to wonder if the writing is purposefully terrible.. That certainly does read like some kind of a spy novel. It's both utterly plausible and utterly silly at the same time. I find the whole bit about MI looking at WSI, calling him "Sir," etc. to be a bit silly. And then of course the obligatory "You can trust him" as this is put on a public internet site. It's got the ring of a real interview, but it's also got a major taste of the shit that I used to hear on Coast-to-Coast AM with George Noory and Art Bell. The program was full of people who sounded like they think and insider should sound, but you could tell that they were disingenuous. Those episodes really took away from the credibility of people with real issues to talk about, like the author of the book that tied the OKC bombing to Middle-Eastern funding. Anywho, without any corroborating evidence, it's just something off of the internet, but interesting nonetheless.
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