I just got done with this episode and I'm very glad that I gave Tsarion another chance. He definitely sparked some interesting thoughts in this episode, that's why I keep listening.

I didn't realize my last post was going to be read on the podcast, I would have chosen my words more carefully had I known.

I looked on this guy's website, and felt that Michael seemed too similar to David Icke for me. This is not to say that he does not have valuable things to say, just that his statements seem saturated with unverified metaphysical assertions. This is only a first impression though, and I think I'll have to dig further into this sight before I can make any more judgements.

Yeah, and it's not that I dislike David Icke. He seems to be a very kind hearted person. But rules of evidence are very important, and he seems unaware of them.

That said, his latest book, Infinite Love is the only truth, Everything else is illusion, is a very entertaining read.

I also agree with KMO on David Icke and also, for that matter, Alex Jones. Alex says that David Icke's work is like drinking a nice bowl of punch tasty bits of fruit floating in it, yummy wine, juice and then he starts talking about 6ft lizards. It's like finding a 'turd in the punchbowl', according to Jones, who asks 'Who is he working for? Is he trying to undermine the credibility of other researchers in the area?

I had a look at Michael Tsarion's website. I was most interested in the 'psychic vampirism' section. Tsarion describes this as the greatest threat. I agree with him. You should read it. It talks about the nature of Evil very clearly. It also reflects a lot of what is said by Laura Knight-Jadcyzk on the site: http://www.sott.net/

You might also be interested in a book called 'Political Ponerology', mentioned in the SOTT site a lot. I have a copy of this book. It lends support to what Tsarion says in the Psychic Vampirism section of his site.

David.

On the C-Realm, he'd be preaching to the converted. So, if you do decide to interview him draw him out on the Reptilians, which rational people have a good deal of difficulty with. There may be something valuable about the reptilians thing that is not immediately apparent.

So Tsarion is one of those guys who shouldn't go to a cocktail party without first giving a speech outlining where he gets his political ideas. I should have known. I will concede that he has done a lot of research on this matter. I'm not quite ready to stipulate a Grand Conspiracy, but this interview was interesting.

I don't know where he got that 13,500 year number, but he might be interested in The Clovis Killer. I, too, am curious about Solutrian (sp?) arrowhead technology and South American human settlements that predate the Ice Bridge.