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Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory: Reptilians
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I've met Ventura many times. Fact, he's about the most honest person you'll ever meet. He tells it how he sees it, and he didn't like what he saw from this conspiracy or Icke.
The question to Icke about whether it's about the money is legitimate, when Icke is making almost $2 million a year spreading this reptilian theory with books and lectures. Alot of people spread their conspiracy theories on GLP for free, not many people are making $2 million a year off of it, probably not even Trinity. I've been around conspiracy theories since the '70s and alot of conspiracy newbies don't like to look at this, the cottage industry of conspiracy, where you have to churn out new bits and pieces all the time in order to keep the cash machine flowing. When it gets to that point, it results in some of the most absurd and ridiculous conspiracies going.
I thought the interview with Icke went downhill with Icke's attitude after being asked about the money, not with Jesse asking the question.
Jesse has done alot of these episodes in previous seasons, there's more to be aired this season, but when it comes to this "the queen is a reptilian" theory and David dIcke, I'm not buying it either.
Quoting: hatch battener 27284046 - Forget the dIcke interview and even the rest of the episode was a total hack job - Ventura was confrontational with dIcke from the get go. It was like he was badgering a child to fess up to a lie. At no point was he civil and open-minded and asking for legitimate explanation that he was willing to sit through and consider. It was like an interrogation with an agenda. He knew he would push buttons by insinuating the motivation behind the theory was $$$. The episode tried to paint dIcke as the architect of this theory and make the viewers believe that no one else pushes this theory or believes in this. - Ventura is promoting a new book now and let's not pretend that he's doing this show on a joke of a cable channel for any reason other MONEY.... He looks like a hypocrite. I'm skeptical of the theory to begin with and I don't have a horse in this race but I'm going to call it like it is when it comes to this debauchery of a 'conspiracy' show. The show that followed this was nearly just as bad.... Kerry Cassidey, David Wilcock, Richard Hoagland....
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