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James joins Ernest Hancock for his regular weekly appearance on Declare Your Independence. This time they discuss the end of YouTube and the beginning of the next stage of the internet.
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Ah, it’s fun to listen in to the conversation. Some good nuggets here and there.
Clifford Stoll was dead right in ‘Silicon Snake Oil’ that the internet, in the natural course of things, would never have amounted to much. The WWW was built as a trap… like Gates said “Embrace, Extend, Extinguish…”
It is, and always will be, mainly terrain controlled by the people who run the world. The initial openness was just to lure people into it, and for a window of time it has given regular people access to all kinds of things that are going to be taken away soon. The future the elites see does not have cheep PC’s with regular people using them but more terminal type devices to access online services.
I’m thinking that people would have been better off staying with something like BBS systems which was at least more like a local thing and could have more chance of real world interactions. The real world is where people need to know each other and communicate.
When I saw the PropagandaWatch video was still featured, then noticed the audio link for the Hancock interview, I almost didn’t click on it. Then looked at the accompanying links and thought I’d give it a try, but clicked about 40 minutes in figuring Ernie would have stopped talking by then. Nope. He was still going. But there was some useful information and it wasn’t exceptionally painful. There’s not much one can depend on these days, but one thing is certain: Ernie will always be Ernie.
A few comments: 1) A good way to spread info is the local library. I donated both the Federal Reserve and 9/11 Trillions DVDs to our library. The last time I checked, when doing a library search for “Federal Reserve”, James’ video is still the first one to appear. When I was a volunteer at the library and someone asked about info on 911, I would escort them to James’s DVD. However, I now see that due the world wide health crises and killer virus which has claimed thousands of 80 years olds with one foot in the grave suffering with an impressive number of co-morbidities, international shipping has been interrupted for the documentary DVDs. However, that shouldn’t impede anyone downloading the material, burning a DVD, generating their own cover, then donating it. The WWI series would make another fine addition to the library.
James, perhaps you had mentioned previously Alex Jones was an inspirational element in starting the Corbett Report. If so, I don’t remember. I avoid not only Jones but anyone associated with him. I’ve always felt he was one of the more visible NWO insiders for several reasons. The first: the title “Prison Planet”. For me it’s a psychological ploy to subtly generate a feeling of hopelessness. Why not – “Free Your Mind”, or “Liberty and Justice for All”; 2) I believe his loud mouth style and outrageous behavior is designed to turn people away. He purports to represent the counter culture but many who would normally be receptive to this information will discount it because they are repulsed by his personality; 3) From his position in the media he can collect valuable information on dissenters; 4) He’s always had an impressive amount of funding.
I remember your interview on his show when you had your own radio program. You were becoming quite well known in the alternative media and I think he must have had numerous requests to have you on. I watched Alex during the interview. He didn’t look comfortable. He wasn’t as confident as he normally would be. He couldn’t control the conversation. You were too knowledgeable and could challenge him if the occasion arose. He had to be careful. That made him uneasy.
Ernie, if you’re reading this, I don’t dislike you. We all have a unique way of broadcasting our DNA. Your style grates on me at times but I still consider the Hancock In Your Face Mobil Kick The NWO Centralized Command And Control Anal Retentive Excrement Eaters In The Ass program a valuable part of resistance. Wouldn’t have it any other way.
James, Ernest talks very fast and mumbles in the back of his throat. That makes him hard to understand. When he slows down I can understand him.
Ernest’s style is off beat with lots of past references such as “…at my honeycomb hideout…” makes me laugh if one understands the different times/periods he constantly referencing without context. If there are those Corbetteers who can’t stand him let me offset them for saying “I like Ernest Hancock’s interviews.” I think he’s very witty and funny. Most of all he’s “in front of the curve” and is action oriented. To me he’s one of the few, like JC, who understands what’s at stake and laughs as he annoys the heck out of the “man.”