Re: Nuke Hoax
by Rerevisionist » December 19th, 2011, 12:08 am
Thanks, Simonshack; I'm grateful. (It's rather saddening to see forums on utterly trivial topics getting millions of hits..)
I don't know Jesse much - I've spoken on the phone, and exchanged emails. Nukelies has had intermittent mention of freemasons, but so far as I know he's never claimed or 'admitted' to be one. Added later: now I come to think of it, I may have asked him about this during our phone chat, and I think he did say he was a 'member', if that's the right word. I should have made notes.
Re: Nuke Hoax
by Gary-Welz » December 19th, 2011, 4:32 pm
I thought, for what it's worth, someone like Jesse should be able to withstand the utmost scrutiny since new forum members are being scrutinised on a daily basis. Guess it's just a selective thing...
"should be able to withstand the utmost scrutiny" ????? I do not owe anyone anything.
Re: Nuke Hoax
by Rerevisionist » December 19th, 2011, 7:12 pm
Yes. I spoke to him on the phone because he was in Britain - I was amazed, since he was in New York at 9/11 and was obviously a New Yorker. He travels around a lot, however. I had a long chat, partly to check he was the same person that did the vo of Nuke Lies. He sounded OK but *I think* may have said in passing he was in the freemasons, and if I remember he gave it little importance. Come to think of it I may as well ask him to state his posiiton on the site.
I have sometimes wondered whether nukes were definitely a hoax, but maybe someone finally got them to work, so there's a movement to try to get other people to stop work on them. The only definitive evidence, as with nuclear power, is to carry out physical investiagtions at some point.